5 Coventry. |lE VAN.


i.o his liorso nnd l i t th a t occurred i:portcd m the ■Mr. Lancaster Er. Bahhvmfor


.niturc remover, I rc5iding near


l i t . A I c 2Gth, IIartlc7


JndantB trap a l i t the corner of T.vas in }ns trap, lin g , pulled over l in d commenced l-cction. Wlion Jthe middle horse I began to behave l in ed a t the van. y’8 horses by


Itheroc to Craw- I h LoT\'crgutc m Ivan iras being ■opposite Mount


I.«C Arltclod P„p,i


MR. E. LOWE ^ .


-


For x™ . , aL « .


lan d injuring one Is tc r ) Avould call I horse belonging I ta rly on a t least lontendod th a t as lilt know of the 7't out .it his own


I they set off a t a h ig h t to balford J down the steep Ln Ithccls caught T as a break, but i ‘ against a irall,


Irroboraung Mr. l ir , and said lie 111 right if the 1st in front of his


OuTHUKoE, “ ,1 Dr bh, ' ^ DANE, OUTDEBOE.; Tor


drawing, painting vM l e a t h ^ - w o r il ‘


ri THE MISSES WATP


WE L L S H O U ^ , c S T eroe Early applications wouM oblige


d r a w i n g


T he H igher W alks a n d


A R T, a n d


P A I ntij ^q p 1 roin the-lClcmentary tov (q liedilcmc 01* Art.


leinmcncenicnt of T. the rear of the


I covered.—Cross- I l iad not observed Ip just previous to f ickinson call out


■of jilaintiff, also ■ passing a trap on 1 They liad bad luucdiately after _ side.—By i l r . l ip outside of Mr. l)uUing on to his


had stood .at his li is statements


io corroborated, lo e , said lie know Irse Dickinson was |own the liorse run


l.nson's lior.se a ct


jeeidont, and cor- ■iven. I ’s Dickinson knew T.t it out a t his own J< go it might cause. It the mere f.sct of Ivicc previously on I no proof that i t


J allowed costs. ■n


I act similarly. lie 'ANCE.


J e e r for Clitlieroe, lihoroe Guardians, Mary Hiighe.s to


J.‘fen<lant*8 husband l ie 1st of August. | im l the co.'^t of a . Pd., making a


I maintenance. I'Um of £2 Ps. lOd.


J died .a week after I t tlisposed of the 1; one sneiety, and |leccased had liad


lighc.slmd told her 1:11 the Assurance I mincers. She had


I for p.aymcnt, and |ost.s was granted.


J cs. |:lc r, sought


J HicharJ lloUlon, I wages due.—^Ir.


to


J on the UUh duly. Ik.s nml was then


Ixoiint of his log l e ’to show th.at the


I it was one of llic notice should’ be


laESTION. I g u e g a t io n a l


j[fi took place in the


Tuesday evening. Mr. K. Charnley


|imc sacrWico to let Committee liad .•ting over in good


lortcd on the plat- aver’s Committee, ry they liad to call ?n o’clock, but the


[lass meeting being August. I t was ipiestion re.st for change ncxtycar. had a meeting of


Luitativcs, but as . i t was po»t- V'odncsday, when


. . , Tuesday, and / , would remain as ihor they should [ly night previous day and resume


..olidays, and these Instead of the tliird viz.. Good Priday


■re present. The [lem was th a t New ip, and two days


I drawn out p a rt of w e l l s general dealer,


J was 80 seriously ■ or a week or two,


MR. E. CAWTHORNE ATTE.NDS


SCHOOLS, CLASSES & I'JllVATE PUPRs Address: L ittlemoor, Cutoesoe.


Old Pupils, E xhibitors at the Rqval A cademy and at the City Art Galleriro, Manchester and Liverpool.


MISS LAURA FORREST (Pupil or Dr. Horton Allison, ol ManchcMcr) oivss


L essons on t h e PIANOFORTE, HARMONIUM, &c.


Either a t Pupil* own residence, or her addresa, II, WEST VIEW, CLITHBROE


LADIES’ SCHOOL h o u s e ,


c l it h e r o e ,


TIRITATE lessons giTcn In FREKOn, J JL


rr in cip als—Mrs. Wau; & Daeohtebj. IL\LNTING, Ac.


THANKSGIVING SERVICES MDSIO


J. R. GARLICK WE LEGATE MEWS.


FUNERALS COMPLETELY FURXISIIED A nd supplied with Hearses,


Mourning Coaches & Private Carriages SPECIAL WEDDING CARRIAGES.


Picnic Parties supplied with Vehicles of any description.


CB N RPS A N I.M


WALNUT DRESSERS^) TOILETS. WARDROBES


TABLES. CHAIRS, Ac. SOFAS. BRASS nml


* AS AD TA T AY T E.


Ofvick: 23, Wkllgate CLiTliKnoB If you van


Good and Cheap F CRXITDRB


00 TO


HD. BRIDGE . JOlNEil


IRON BEDSTEvVDS M.VTTRESSES. FLOCKS. KI PARLOUR and


FIRE-IRONS. CLOCKS. KETTLES, PANS. BRUSHES. DOOR MATS.


UEARTURUOa d!C.| <bc., ^e.


Axi> c a b in e t MAKER,


AND COMPLETB TCHEN FENDERS. H ouse F urnisher,


3jind 37, WKU.OAM CLITUKaOB.


ITorks: Market Place


Estimates tor C


oOlns m ode onuohee.


CHIPPENDALE’S C H O IC E S T


KIEL BUTTER Uj\S BECOME A HOUSEHOLD WORD


C H I P P E N D A L E IS a l so n o t e d fob


GOOD m a r g a r i n e ^ MUCH SDPEBIOB TO COMMON BUITEB.


IM l’ORTEll 01’ i i i i s i i avnd c o n t in e n t a i , eggs.


C H I P P E N D A L E . THE CHEAP GROCER,


.mg following, or [idiiy morning, Juid ude. All tho.se on aving work on the


■ huraday morning, xpressed a t giving remind them th a t


a t if they wanted somctlnng for it.


l id .1 bargain. They O A T 0 A K E ® • M u f f i n s , C r u m p e t s ,


two extra days,


.•oin those present, tion, he only asked ard in an orderly


ore tvas no cp„o,i;


J oposal which had lirn ian be accepted |v Year s Day, and I Thursday night I l.ay, and return on


. l ie thought th a t


Ictliing for them, i t l^ive up somctlnng


|9 the meeting, and FEIDAT, Printed and j'rojrlolor. W


PABKINSON a BIiACOW, Offlce,6,Mart.tPla«.Oiltl.«roc. -


aCOW at tl« 1°“ “' > ■ tl A N D


M I L K C A K E S a re the beat t la Jloney can buy, and may be Im ^


S a e f o r d ^ C l i t h ^ j ^ : P L E A S E D O N ’T R EA D IH 'S


It only repeat., the trcll-knotvn fact that F I K T H ’ S^


iI


LOW MOOR CHURCH CLITllElioE


1 8 4 1— 1 8 0 0—185)1


The SOtii Anniverflary and the 2utii Anniversary, (ton rviELixti


ON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23 th, TUB


A n n iv e r s a r y W SERMONS ILL H E niEAClIKl) »Y


Services a t 10-30 and li o’clock, Sitccial lly’inns Collections


ocr>iLC» ai/ AW wv »»M». •« a. r. t


will be sung bv the Sunday Scholars, for Church Expenses.


t h e . V I C A R . 1


A NY wlio wore proi'Ont ul the Openlus of tho Old Church


nSmioroi ami i.lrirllunl blcsalngs vouch»afDil to ua and oura. “ So tcaclt I IS


vnr hearts unto in'spoiii."—realm xe., 12. ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2 4 TH, Tito 25th Annivereary


TEA MEETING


IVill he held. ■ 'Tea on the tnblc.s a t -1 o'clock. PUBLIC blEETING with


g o s p e l AUURESSES and Pieces by tho Choir a t G-30.


bo had a t tliis meeting, or a t our iraU s Depots, Bliaw Bridge Street, and 82, Bandlands.


Tlio 25th Annual licrort (price 2dl. Moor Chureli Almanack for 10J2,


PUELlMlN.vnV Aknouncemust


MOOR LANE MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY.


PROFESSOR


th e Famous E locutionist, 18C0M1N«


On WEDNESDAY, NOVi 4™ PtiEi-iMtsAiiY Notice.


T h e Y oung Men and Maidens, O ld Men and Ch ild r en ,


\ OF TllK


P arish Ci-iuRCH S unday S chools ruorosB having a


T E A P A R T Y a n d ENTERTAIN-'IEKT, o.n


THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12TH, 1S91 • And earnestly solicit


the kind co-operation of their friend- ^LITHEROE 'lECUNICAL SCHOOL


a l l ! Al E J l B L B b or TU


B - a v t e b n o o n a n d e v e n in g


OCCKERY^ G lasses ■ AIlIJ aKgllESTJ-U


, T o briiiK the Secretary’s leceipls


for fccs^o the C l a s s next Ycck and get r them exchanged fo


tickets, which must in future he shown a t th e door.


'


ASSEMBLY ' ROOMS, WHALLEY


A SOIREE W11.LHEHIJU)


In connection with the Whalley Reading Room, on


Friday Evening November 6th.


Admission: 3s. Gd. ]>er Couple j Gents, I’s. Od.; Ladies, Is. Gd.


QUADRILLES AT 7-30 P.M. J . FOSTBII,


J . DuwminsT, J lion Sees. ) J b A P n S T SIIAW BRlnCE ■LOW M VOL. 3.—No. 50


CTO* In I’oportingibiblic jVfccting.}, Lntertammonta, S.C, «e r i 'o PHIORXIV 1 0 EVr.N'iS ADVEKiTbDD IN OUK COLUAMNb


■ QHAPEL, STIiCEP, Cr.lTHEKOi: USUAL SERVICE Oh Sunday Next, October 25th


^^ORNI^c; 10 -30. E vin tn g . 6 0 . PRB \011LR


Mr. R. a . BOOTHMAN, OF RAWDON COLLEGE.


A hearty invitation to .all. OOR, W TR.iNSUiaS10N abroad; . : , / RRdl TKUVn FOa \


N e x t W e e k , O c t o b e r I'OK b l \ NlCIlTb


HALLEY,^ GHATBURN, AND-^RIBBLESDALE OBSERk-j^ FRIDAY, j ^ h e a t r t : r o y a l , b l a c k b u r n . PATENT AKTllTCrAL ’J'EETII 2 6 1 1 1 ,


iS "T l lfc GREATEST OF ALL T in : GATETY IJUULl.bQUCb


/rTLE JACK gllEFPAllD T kom Tin G u m , L omion


F U L L BA N D AN D C J f O U U S


Not\vithstanding tho Great Expense, the Ordinary Prices only wilbbc charged.


, . NOVEMllER lull, for One Week: W I L S O N ; BA R R E T T


PUBLIC HALL, Clitheuoe. FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY,


FRID2VY & SATURD2\Y, OCT. 30 Sr 31.


Guaxd PopoLAii PnicKs—Front Seats, Is .j Second ^ a la , Gd. A few Numbered and Reserved Seatb, 2s.


The Greatest Variety nml Musical Events tliat li.avo ever taken place in Lancashire.


L ook Out rou tub Gukat London Sbnsation Received with enormous ontlmsiaBm everywhere.


Tlic only opportunity to see the World Famous


ORMONDE FAMI LY


(The F.avouritcs of the Twollemisphcros), In their Charming Varieties,


T H E F A S H I O N A B L E L E V E E ,


as given by them before her ^fost Gracious Majesty tho Queen.


Hypnotism. Musical Novelties. liightning Sketches


Choice ifforcoaux of Music, Beautiful Melodics, Violin Recital, Vontriloiiuism, PrcBtidigitation,


DR. OR^IONDE’S ASTOUNDING SEANCES O


P


HYPNOTISM AND PSYCHOGNOTISM. Wonderful Phcnomeii.a of HYPNOSIS.


The Sensation of tho Nineteenth Century.


Doctors Amazed; The Scientists, tlic Press, and the Public Dumbfounded.


Grand Violin Recital by MISS LOTTIE ORMONDE, to immliir oiir tlai/s, lliiil nr. imiij 'ippl'J


The jrodern and Sensation Paoanini (holder of Die Prize of Paris Conservatoire). By all means all jMusical Connoisseurs should hear the charming young Violinist play the famous “ Romanza,” “ Pathetic,” and “ The Curmyal de Venice,” bv


all tlie marvellous Variations and One Hand Effects.


and introducing COME, SEE, and HEAR


Wbat the Violin can do in the hands of this Marvellous Young Violinist.


Novelties ‘Without End.


The Greatest Ventriloquist and Cartoonist living. MR,' FRED, ORMONDE.


n his incomparable Ventriloquial Entertaimnent, Whimsicalities, introducing new and original


local topics nnd all the gems from Comic Operas, using no less than Six Lifc-liKe Automatic Figures. Two Hours’ incessant Lauglilcr.


Every incident differing from the rest, and ap­ plauded to the echo.


variety. Prounounced by the ehtirc Press, a^ per­ fect avalanche of inimitable marvels, creating a


Everything of extreme rarity, beauty, and


complete Tidal W.ave of wonder nightly. Noth.--The iiifliiitely Gmnacat .ami


W.: S. VALEANCE cost for tile Ormomle b'.amily. \ --------- most


Elaborate Fit-up everpresenteil 011 the publie stage. Speeinlly mamifnetiirca iu America'.it an cnornimis


-I,


Doors open a t 7-30. Coinmciico a t 8 o’clock: Carriages may he ordered for 10.


Tho Musical Selections will be under the direction 7f Mr PERCY & bliss LOTTIE ORMONDE


Acting Jlanager, Mr. Wm. Bertram


■ Two Honrs witli a Profo.s.sional Hypnotist, uy Dr ORMONDE, Anllior of “ Leaves from Showman’s Diary,” “ Ancient and Modern Amusements,” Ac. Beantifnlly bound m faney eover. Illnstrations and Portrait. Price


,Tnst Pnhlished, " lIO v F 'I ’O IIYPNOTISI! i or Is.; by Pest, Is. 2d.


Can ho obtained of all liookseUers and tlie Attendants in tlie Hail.


Gloves


w o o l l e n m a n u f a c t u r e k, OUTI A


JCSEPH HIRST, N'E, NR. HUDllF.KSITEI.D,


Wishes to inform his enstomers and tile imblie •


tliat lio will bo at


NO. 2, KING LANE, -with a Large Stock of


W O O L L E N C L O T H S , BLANKETS AND FLANNELS,


22, 2:4.21, & 26 of OCTO.BER And will be glad to receive tlieir orders.


He will Sell a S ample L ot of AUSTRIAN BLANKETS


at IS. 6d. and 2S. 6d. each.


Oildlblths, Towels, Towelling, mo„.y.i“s. Shaiylk find H.andkcrchiels for Winter we.-ir.


....... o---


Upwards ot % o Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Umhicllap to select from. ^


HSplendid Stock from is. 2d., upt\aids.


Largo DclivJy Corsets, Specially Cheap, i / n , 2/11, 3/1U nnd .^/lI PITHS in mow S h a p e s ,


i U l v t ) -Ties, a n d M u f f s , a t L o w P u c e s O Martni Tail-s, Scitnrrel and Sable Capes, . T 1 XTm-'ir —ur nreinises being too small to show om Entire Stock, we N ote thk / . . .. B O N M A R - C H E , 30,! MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE. CLITHEROE FAIR!.


LOOK IN AT


A STOCK OP X Ji' A ALSO


A dn'I II jnii motter th Y


ALTHAJI’S, ' Goi-dkn- Tia PoY - 21 & 23, Moor LaM:;, Chtheroa.


, . N olo the Aitd RreH— , • ' M ^ ^ C


JAM S Of nearly all descriptions lli.ii will help to


- W hen' von will ho tihlo to im e rchaK o h ull to t.-.:!' yom Ircil qiilct, you c.u :ui cull in h- rhlUc;v, w ou can li.avc at TH A CIIOICK S ki.f.ctiom ok d o l l s ,


\„.l gooi!.. ol all fcliid. to picnso liolli yotiiii; atul old N.U'L'S ■


JACKETS, MANTLES, AND WATERPROOFS, NEW AND LARGE STOCK.


T adies’ Cloth Tackets', trimmed tvith Beaver, Fur, and Astrachan from xiw n e w t h r e e -q u a r t e r


rt \ P L S fur-lined, in latest Shades and Shapes. Plush Jackets, Quilted Cloaks, Plush Mantles and Ulsters.


C H IL D R E N ’S CO STUM E S in Jackets, Reefcrs, Ulsters, \ ' Cloaks,and Waterproofs.


grea t s e l e c t io n of


L A D IE S ’ ' \ NEAY SH A P E S MLYITCRPROOES, k e t h e N e v V ^W a t e r p r o o f C l o t h w i t h o u t t h e d i s a g r e e a b l e sm e l l .


' \XCY URAPERY^


bING LE TEETH


3 , l8 , A


U P Alius W N D . 30s., 403.,


SLiS, n


O.s., AM>


U1 U U.DS.


A m Work and Ma ip r ia is Wakrampd. TELTII PAlNLESbLY i:XTRACTED


Bj the lid of Nitrous 0 \ id c Ca , Coeaim., &c ATTENDANCE DAILY.


Patients can be attended a t their own homos, by aonding Post Card to


MR. T . FORREST SURGEON DENTIST,


1 5 , YORK ST., ■ C l i t h e r o e . Take


p uality find roperly PtUted


Wtih Rent Q


alrnsmian IVliblon. Btnmpcd, from :>h. ad. and liberally 0llowed for in cxclutnue aflor nmny years wear. Superior


Kcpommcmlcd by Iho Rro llonpltal SiirRCons, ClerKymea l nnd Olliers; Solid tine golil. Himnpoil, from 16". M.


1R89CS from 1". fid. Artlilclul bych, llepalrs, Ao. I’oslfrec to all partH.


JI R . B 11 A H S H A W I'niAllOATC (Nr. Lmio-ntriTol), ’ PllESTOX. ,


J l. lw r to tlicEjo llo..i>lliita, nmlT’rcsIon Iloyal Innrmnry I’ntlontB,


CREAT PURCHASE S 'WINTER STCCK ’ S


AT


B R A C E AY E I. L T H E BO N jMARCHE.


T.T.B. having taken advantage of the GREAT SALE of J. P. WESTEAD & Co.’s STOCK in Liqindation, Picachlly, Mancheste^


which amounted to A QUARi ER-OF-A-MILLIO , other purchases from the best London. and Glasgow Houses,


amounting in all to nearly LuOO. ............ The Season for the display of the above Stock will


COMMENCE T H IS W E E K , SA T U R D A Y , S E P . 26, And each week thrtjughout the Season


All M ’ill he offered at a S M .A .L L REMUNERATIVE PROP I f


Will consist of the latest in Felt Hats, Straw Hats, trimmed and Will


CUR SHCW CF- •MILLIXERY'' , Bonnets, Ribbons, Wings, Birds, Flowers,


etc., etc. ■ The Milliner having recently


splendid styles m our WINDOWS AND bPlUW ROOM.


Lonc^^^ also grand s e l e c t io n OF NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER DRESS MATERIAL o'" SHOW


No PoSTl’ONB.MKNr. CLITHEHOE


J ^O R O U G IL PR IZ E BRASS BAND The C


fortltcli- past pati’omM ami iHipjiort, iiml tli-y havu now groat iilcHiiU


om


tiiktoe of the aluvo. Ihiml b.‘g lo llum m


pj In iintuMoina Um nit A CilA.N


L T.V D p R e s e n t a t i o n


O F P R I Z E S W


IL Ki: W..tci: O’ luml. any lulam f till! debt tnvlm 0


reserve fund for tuition, »tf. I P R ES E N T O F £1;") ,


; for iho limirum -o thiil m


ay ho loft !■ o row eun’. **n


,, .,


I Prot-ent of i:7. 1 „ C3. ■ LI.


All Pk S


SATURDAY, DECEAfBHR uyni, iSyi oTho lu’ocoed.i of Iho ]irv''‘>'iit:o!on to ho applied in li'ittldiOl ..


10 ITiaeiits of lOs. , 20 30


m rr. of the lunil.heni will ho ]vuhll"heil In iho r on ilondry. D


miinlvrs will iih o ho foi’w -it. ISIU. A list of th« wljsnm of tlcU


n.iilif r.rojitinh. lUtuit urn /V.<


To he hi'.d of nny inom omlwTliO winniiii? mim


ctd. All ]iro.i0tns to he clftiinod within M JO I H. lUim*. G


oavinlor -Mnrdod lo earli i-wm nelliiia hool.aj; dny^.


/.’j-yorM. .iml llm ... so


..i rafton SL, Clitheroe. er.. SEI4L . 1 VRLTi. H


TICKETS 2^- EACH. ‘ u.sent.s will ue in Mokkv. om


d iho tmlloiinof iho > K aida ii


2a. i;d. U Iho imlilii’ . . Oiihth.tlmic OgticiaTi, qf y o u r eves i


THE GIIEATKST NOVKI/l'Y op tui; SEASON THE PATENT •


SIXPENNY


PO C K E T BANK TO BKJIAD AT


T H E TIM ES O F F I C E , JlAHKEl' PLACE, CLITHEUOE.


■\\ atolung Suspocloil lYrsom*. ••The only acknmvleilgctl cstablishnicnt in the


D


City of Lomlon.”— f'lWd A »iiocially Moctoil .‘itaff of skillod ni.ale nml


female iletect’ivcb for secretly investigating Eainily Affairs aiul Commerninl Enterprise umler the jtorsonal supervision of Mr. I Ikxuv Si.Aiv.it, tho


'Maimgor. A feature of this Efitahlishment is the large staff of experienced Fenmle Detectives. Apply, write, wire, or telephone, to Hkniiv SLATKit, Manager, *27, Businghall Street, London, E.C.


TELEPHONE No 900.


Telegraphic AddrcFs:— Distance, Lomlon,” CONSULTATIONS FUEE. * .


F


a c i l e PUINCEPS Htaml the above nametl Ofilce.H for ability in eomhicting to sneucys-


e t e c t iv e o e f ic e s , s l a t e u ’s .—F or Divorce, Tracing Mi.'ising Friciuls ami


PRICE ONE HALFPENNY.


MRS RINGFORD’S p.vtent RHEUJMATIC REiAlEDY: IS ijd. per bottle, no FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT. R IIANSOK, Railway Cros mg, Clitheroo


B ROBINSON, Post Onicc, Gnhimi


BALDWIN .v ROBINSON, Chattmrn W. L HI. VN, Wh illoy


FANCY SIYYITONERY,


BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, axD HYMN BOOKS, AT THE TIMES OFFICE


ITo “ Eet


rs iO BE l . u r Olt SOLD—Well Imilt UOUSfij A ,in (lilinroo, conliuung DiHing Bmui,-


Driwmg Boom, tuo IviithinH, SuilUrv* i antry,^ ami guoll drv Cellar. Gmxl 8paclcmnUJ<Hir*oms.^ A ' capital ‘Kitchen, Gardeiu nml GiVrdiou»*e^ Mabllng for tu*o hor8e.H,am.l coaeh houae. and - pleahantly ’ftituated.'.: Apply,- WouTHixoTON, Ehtato Agent."*, 10, York


Clitlieroe. - : — - r


' ' ,A , - ~


about 13 acres of Meadow, and I’astnro Land, wi Barn ami Shippon, Cow Shed, and Pig_ Colt PofiflCh^ion of the Land on th e ‘Xndilayof 1‘cbfuarT,


rivO BE LET BY 'J'ENDER—To'yinhiv .1. Clmlbnrn—STOCKS FARM, r.untuln


and UuiUling*j on tlje 12lh of M^ay, 1802.—Apply to F rancia Bautos, Chatburu.


r LET, ]>ETACIIE1) HOUSE a t ’Wlmlley, pleimaiuly situated.—Apply, W. -K.' Doan, V


Whalley. 2 .0 y t


tlie name of “ Slicp.” anyone returning tho same to J amks lunt.iiNi), Baihall Kave.s will | h? rewarded.


L


fiil i.-jsiie iiUricalo inatters requiring the gre-itctit amount of dirtCrotion.—^fln^i':tpnl /{fnew. •


LIBERAL CLUB.


The Large Room of the above Club to he let for Balls, Concerts, &c., &c.


• ■For TerinaupplyTo the Club Stcyvanl., WHITE HORSE INN, DANCING


ON SATURDAY .■\DMISSION .Jd.


KIGIIT. Bight of Admission Kc.scrvcd. Clu'hekoe Technical School. ^ ‘ all’THE


MATHEMATICAL" '' ^ INSTRUMENTS,


T SfiUAUES, SET SQUABES, '


D R A A V I N G B O A R D S drawing paper,


AmHICISE BOCKS ’ ! TEX’r, ' BOOKS^i: i 5 |


AND AI.L REQUISITES FOr‘ THE Inonu'try, Building Constriiclion, C.arpentry


NOTE BOOKS, SLATES, ‘ i


f \ ''


and Joiiiury, and Art Ci.asscs ill Stock AT TUK


riMES OFFICE. ■AN AitMl'ri'KD


Ami well worth kttuwing:.


H E •' R I G H- T i S H 'O P TO inillCIIASE


O V E it C O A T S ANB


her of tlio C mittee, or of the ,


■yy IN T E 11 Q LOT H 1N G >-ou


ME.N A N D B O Y S , • ■ i


. .'IS 5 ■


J. A: PARKER’S, M .-\RK E T PLACE, C litiiiiroe.


YLTHAM’S B. keep out tlie coM.


here j on will tin,Im'ol REEl’ENL rcr I’ountl ••


SA T T ER IT IA Y A IT E , PIIOTOGHAPnEK '


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