V. ' ~ IE. T H E


in been d AS a UcctioD,


Bid m my Ind born,


J anxious |o.


lot ono of 1 Old,';Old I think fit litives, i t 1 with luy ■ scheme


was one was so' for me,


, Some little while agoT f


AnotUor, matter Tn •whii.'i t i..'' interest ia'that of ,Hailwav


“" i CharSiv'


cffOTts may not h a re been in vain - ' “ yxinihlo ■ , '^ore are a number of schemes tim


a n d i l hope th a t when " 1^ ^ ^ , ' ' ““I’m force which may he some t?mo


advoca^ re order to make the aneicS bo . * ■ model little town, and altlioaKli no nn, “ °” “8h a'


to see these carried out better than mvwl f °T' opinion that as there is a somethlne iS '^ »f distance, which will enormously incrca,o‘,'J® ’“ ‘'’o ' wo sliall have to exercise considSi^'


andconscuently -.eutour coatSirg'^^J^r ' d e d a red to n o re cL ^ S ^ ’s^^^^^^


' Is I would I^ELL, T H E


offer our- ;il a t the :omioctcd •cted, you avours to of the


its, !£E, .STEK.


T H E I


n of ofHcc ill shortly nilucutial etjcwal of


|ward to i promise


fthe same, butaslam now asking along whl?“?l“'' for a single scat again to-day, I shoSd


stand aloof whilst canvassing is beS„?°”“*''y' hehaU. I purpose, therefore^


many of you as I conveniently cam »» be favoured with your kind interest and su^iSi*'’ I am. Ladies and Gentlemes ® •licuirsobedicatly, ■


Shaw Cottage, October


TO TH E E L E C TO I IS ANn uVis, L adies a^iid GKSTLEKEN,--In


this my second address, I feel that mv


ELECTORS OE THE BOEOTIGir^^’ OE CUTIIEROE. ™


IBBuiug tO.' you Ka liiy g r i t ,boll!


IS to return thanks for the sympathy and BupnOTt' accorded to me from the time I made nir fir f' appeal to you until now. My purpose is nrfr. the same as when I la st had the honour to addmi you, namely, to supply both Electors and Non Electors, irrespective of party, with goods calcuk- ted to give warmth, comfort, and service and to add to the health and appearance of all who chooso to adopt them.


promises in order to gain favour with you but I unhesitatingly say th a t I >vas never in a better position than I am a t tlie present time to furnisli you witii goods suited to the coming season, and at such prices as will compare favourably with anr other shop in the trade.


• . * /


le st will be always


our views


I you have ami with


I fleeting as I Ii calls for |;ndeavour,


are every ous. and it ‘crience in uinds, and the public,


d i t will bo rity of our y. and you


Ingle desire lour.


irging our IKST, lOROUGII I o many of


quest.' ’ years, and


.'dge of liie arlmonts of


ory p.irt of


eiore think upporl.


arc not di­ ll lay some i well or


a your ap- ae Council, •tod to fiir- ■tion of the


3ll,


ant, AKKEK.


■ C L I T H E R O E G E N T L E M A E - of Mr. Jolm Iv.ny, of Clithoroe, hMTon«l S "


|1 F T H E OE.


m 01 service re.'ientntivcs tod to allow imlidate for :ion. I now


I ve done my seeking to the perman-


c for mo to :t hope this your votes


J.nt, (JBERTS. , 1831.


I b o r o u g h 111 of oillcc as t


ig expired, I • disposal.


hat IS known I am glad t i ay tlie direct It regard the a person is V the jiropcr-


»e of your re­ form what I lier frowns or irsc of action


notives. rhaps I may ho 'i'cchnical solution, and ill helping to *y arc to-day !st credit on


Iort il, except


enthusiast in uh is nothing lion to battle rlc whicli will . I am not in


diink tliat a t 0 pursue.


dace xn ilie ? no stranger


railway statwn on Tuesday nfteniM ' ' was a reared gontlonian of To yc.ars 0. ak_c ™ \___


st.ationto t!>e « P -L n e 'platform r e ord r ^ Clitheroc by tire -t-H! tram,


liad been living witli ^Ir. Gudgeon He was proceeding from the down In


duo. Although n now hridgo the oonvcnicnco of passengers line, Mr. Kay went on


its distance and its spaed, as tire In t is very straiglit. Tire express boro down


I t ire liad scon it, no reiglit


was removed to a B'ibonnng ^ and an inquest Ires since '''•’en hcl , of “ AccidcnUil Keatii " a s ttitn was well known re C l i th e ^ -


. were upgrown, nnd ''o


priestliood, and a daughter in one oi Tire funeral takes place to-day.


WHALLEY e tills society on Jfonday o 'o n '' b' .f'cresliiigt'=say ntertained the menihors with-an lire-


on Sir WaUcr Scott. V.


s t e p in g T . r a hayloft " t - - " ■ 4 .


Bench lined the priboncr - b a s h a l l


.“


Folico Courtyes^-:.'.i>_nfti'rnoo , H^ was charged but . R*


Ax ULD u i l


.. " nioon, l ie 'D ' . Aspmall,


r .j : w f l u i costd. e a v e s Rhkasast Siiooti.no.—xi.y Jjoloilgillg WJ'R.


Parker _Esq. d - l M 'V,„ve boon tire msnoriiiiB""-


per liny, plrenwinta n-mj nil more plentiful tliaii usual.


„ii ■nsiblef»''''S:-. the clatJB with readings... . _T I ic Brownhohiie. nitJ


V iTpiirVWim ,.j,rlv tla*


_ atnU"^ Wnsi-BVAX M.I.E.—At tire


‘NTr. fJudceon in I oia. ..irtuv- to


cross


for the


over the rails. Ho was slightly M-,.,.]!^cvpre-'s did not l.cnrtlre «PPt '>?f'


, that point


Death was instantnncons. ,\ '\“ he„- The holy down one side of tire body


,he bones i,oiel,


probably, inisjadge^


a t sucli a terrific speed t'>nt hn ■ jj render, quite clenr of it, and


A terrible .accident, which resulted ' ^ u


on request* ers to allow 0 represent have, after


the town the new llubber Eelt Hat which lor ease lightness, service, and comfort those who now wear them can testify. Should it be your pleasure to favour me with your continued confidence 1 shall esteem i t a great faroiir, and shall endeavour a t all times to servo you well, knowing that in so doing I shall best promote my own interests. I remain your obedient servant, ^YILLIA^I •WILKINSON, Dr.apcr, Hatter, and Outfitter,


I claim the sole honour of having introduced to 12, ^loor Lane, Clitheroo. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS, iScji. £5 REAVARD.


corrupt practices have been carried on, and most glaring instances of treating with drink have taken phace. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that anv person or persons GUILTY OP BUIUKRY by, supplying or causing to be supplied Intoxicating Liquor as .a Reward orlmlucciiicnt to Vote, absUin from Voting, or procure Votes for any Candidate,* ■ or Candidates a t the forthcoming or any future' Election WILL, in pursuance of “ The Corrupt • Practices Act," BE PROSECUTED, irrespective : of Politics, Parly, or Person, and tUp above Reward will be paid to any Person'or Persons who shall Hire ^uch information ns will secure tlic conviction of tlio offender or offenders. By Order of the


UNITED TEMPER ANOE COMMIT TEE Clithcroe, 2Uth October, ISUl.


MUNICIPAL ELECTION, 1891.


will prosecute any person or Persons trcatin^^^^ drink during the above election, NOULE lo HEREBY GIVEN th a t any person or persons v


can be sniiplied with Bi2Ki**Stba* 1S31. JI. LIVKSET. F A T A L A C C 1 1) E H T DiNKims .and T kas, or L ivi.bli s bi’Ai.M.i^ti ^ *


Ali:, a t the Oaki.tos Dimnu Rooms. . Given under iiiy seal this 23th day of OUebtr


■ \ '\t 11EREAS. the Chthcroc United Temperance VY Committee having given notice thattliLy


WHEKEAS during former Elections groKsly/


Something th a t measures aiiytliing between five feet two, and seven feet from tip to tip of its out­ stretched wings. Tliesc measures arc mentioned in the various versions of the story. My own belief is tlwt the bird is of a species th a t is called a caitnrd. SVc shall know later.


J. HALL, General Grimier of Razors, Carving KuIvch, (unl all kinds of Gutting-out iScissors, Ac. Nolo ttio Address—10, WcUgalc, CHtlicroe.


LITERARY NOTICES, DANIEL DEFOE “ WANTED.” Defoe’s pamphlet, “ The Sliorlest Way with the


‘ Dissenters.” whicli reduced to absurdity the argument against toleration by pushing ifctoit^


legitimate conclusion, for a little time, won the npplauEC of thorough-going men upon the side i t


•is there proposed m Execution." Wlicu i t was found th a t


satire designed tohringtiiepolicy of intolerance into ridicule, Def^ve had to withdraw from danger, and was “ proclaimed ” intheLoH</oa


tlie paniplilct was^ a


of January, 1703. On the 25th of February, the Rouse of Commons ordered the pamphlet to be burnt by tho common liangman. Then the printer was seized; and to deliver him Defoe surrendered, immediately after publishing A Brief Explana­ tion of a Late Pauphlct, intitlcd, ‘The Shortest Way witli the Di s s e n t e r s .Ho w.as tried a t the Old Bnilcy. aud'sontcnccd to stand thrice in the pillory, with a paper over him setting forth iiis crime, to find sureties for his good behaviour for seven years, to jiay 200 marks, and lie in prison during tlie Queen’s pleaaurc.—rroin “ Library o f JCntjhsh LilcmtHrc" for November.


the 10th


National Lifeboat Institution contains a wreck diartof the British Isles for 18S0-U0conipilcd from


“ Tun L ifeiioat,” the quarterly journal of the


•of the 43-14- wrecks which occurred during the year ending 30th June, 1800, and also present lifeboat stations of the rnstitutions. Tho usual interesting articles on subjects connected with lifnljoats and life-saving arc also to be found in the current


the Board uf Trade Register. I t allows the sites


number, “ GunAT T uougiits” (monthly).—The loading


years a manager in ‘he firm o f- t ' Hisfamd) Co., candle manufacturers, Lit erpoo .^1^^ Catliulre


vro-urs. ITico aed of the convents.


features of this month’s issue arc a presentation pl.ate, “ Roginiontanus” Gxplaiumg tho iicnduluni; portraits and sketches of Jane Welsli Carlyle (Thomas Carlyle’s wife) and her biographer, Mr.


Alexander Ireland, and of Jean Racine ; a talk with W. ]). Howells, the American novelist; an interview with Archdeacon Farrar, etc. A serial story of high literary merit, entitled “ Lapsed, but not lost,” by the authoress of ‘‘ Chronicles of the Sclionborg Cotta Family,” describing the terrors of the Early Christians, ccmmences in tliis part.


Family Dkiksmakeu is profionted tlie full ai/c paiHjr pattern of tho New Cape Mantle, witii dia­


gram and full directions for cutting out and making The 300 pairs of gloves are given. aw.ay as UHiial,


and the issue is replete with all the latest designs in MantlcH, (iupcs, and Jackets, &c.


., . A XKW' volume of the J Iacazim: or. Aut i«


iK’gim witlp tlic Novemher miniher. features introduced-arc a frontispiece in colours, and the monthly paper, entitled “ Our Illustrated


Note-Book. 3klr. Dickes contributca an article entitled “ The Mystery of Holbein’s ‘Ambassa­ dors:’ a Solution,” with eight illustrations. Mr. Thomas Woollier, 11.A.. Kives advice to students


■ . popular houlptor. The collection of Mr. Alcxamlcr llendcnion forins the imbject of an article by Idr. Shaw Sparrow, which is illustrated by the faiiious «ix pictures by Mr Burno Jones, A.R.A., of • Ilic Bays of Creation.” “ Political Cartoons” arc


in a paper entitled by him “ Where to Draw the Line.” I t is accompanied by a portrait of the


■ trc.atcd hv Mr. Linloy Sambounic. A liigluy Jm- i^hed engraving of IRr. Titcomb’s touching pictuiv,


“ Primitive Methodists,” whicli w as rewarded, vyitli Miicdal a t tho Paris Salon, is among tlio cUict wood-cugravings of the.number..


’ With the November Number of Mrs. Llach b


seemed to lake. A fellow of one of tlie colleges in Cambridge thus thanked liis bookseller for sending Inm a copy of i t “I received yours, and with i t tliat Famphlet which makes so much noise, called “ The Shortest Wav with the Di8scntcr.s,” for ■which 1 thank you. I join with that Author in all he says, and have such a value for the Book that, next to tlie Bible and the Sacred Connnents, I take It for the must valuable piece I have. I pray’ G od put It into her Majesty’s licart^^ to put wh.at


I t is certain that something has been shot. LIBERAL MEETING.


SPEECHES BYC. S. ROUND ELL, AND J . T. BRENARD, Esqrs.


Gisburn, on Wednesday evening, in support of tlic candidature of C. S. Roundell, Esq., J .P ., for tlie Skipton Parlianioutary Division. IV, Tomlinson, Esq., of Sawley occupied tlic chair, and there were also prc.sout, on tho platform J . T. Brcnard Esq. of tho National Reform Union, 2\Ianchei.ler, I\Ir. Isaac B ar rett, Horton, and J l r James Duckwortli Gisburn. There was a large attendance.


A public meeting was licld in the Town Hall


pliAisc, said he was glad to have the privilege of addressing tlie people of Gisburn. He had taken an active part in the woric of Ids jiarty previously. On this occasion lie would Jiave jircforrcd to serve oil the County Council of Clicsliire. but the im- jiortancc and the soul-stimiig nature of the question of Home Rule, and the pressure brouglit to bo.ar upon him by Iiis friends, liad indnoed h.un to stand aa their candidate. The speaker then proceeded to give a brief resume of tho liistory of the Irish Question, from the very commencement of tlic coercive laws. Irol.and, lie said was a groat C.atholic country, threc-fonrths of the entire pop- uiatum being Catholics. Ireland was purely de­ pendant upon its Agriculture. Out of tho 500,000 cnancics, .300,000 wore tliosc of small teiiaiUs, wlio tilled a few acres of land for a part of the ye.ir. .and supplemented their incomes by devoting the remainder of their time to other pursuits. About 200,000 of rhese lonaius pay a rental of not more than £15 per annum, and there were scores whose rental was not more than £ I per ammm. Ho llicn went uu to compare tlic positions of the British fanners and tlie Insli tenant, and to foretell some of tlio ch.anges in the condition of the latter which would resifit from the passing of a Home Rule Bill. He believed m Local Self Government for Ireland, and was anxious to see that part of Great Britain as con­ tented as tho rest. He was really ashamed that we w-ero compelled to keep such a largo army of police in Ireland, and he asked Iiis audience how tlicy would like a proportion of policemen in Gisburn equal to one in twenty-five. Ho denounced tho evictions wliicli wore being carried out even wiiile he was speaking. Ho hojied that all wlio heard him would vote a t tlio next election straight for Home Rule. With reference to matters nearer home, ho w.as in favour of Village Councils, and believed villages had as mucii right to manage tlicir own affairs ns liad the mhabitants of large towns. The speaker then recited a number of measures which had been passed by tlie Liberal Tarty, and sat down amidst applause.


Z\Ir. Roundcll, wdio was received witli loud ap-


said he was an Irishman, born in England, Ho always began to feel warm when he thought of the cruelties which wore being perpetrated in Ireland. Tho Irish people were being driven into the ground and were fast dwindling away. I f the people listening to him could only sec the things winch were being done m Ireland, they would rise up m indignation and protest against it. He would puss round a picture which would make tiiciii feel indig­ nant, I t was of an old man, 80 years of ago, who had paid Ins rent regularly up to his 7Dth year, nnd because lie could not pay on his sOth, ho was turned out of his house. He had crept back to tho Iiouse. and was lying witli his head on the doorstep, thinking he would rather die Ihore timn anywhere else. Ho (Mr. Brcnard) urged his hearers to vote straight for !Mr. Roumlell; and so liclp to grant peace and happincsB to Ireland (loud checr.-i). One uf the audience here rose and asked a ques­


Mr- J . T. Brcnard, who was cordially received, ''


same platform with Mr. Roundell. Ho was a t one time a tenant of Mr. Roumlcirs, and could hunesl- ly say that ho was a “ good sort ” He (the speaker) was in favour of both village and district councils. He moved the following resolution:—“ That this meeting conlially wclcome.s Mr. Roundell to Gisburn, and, having heard his speech, heartily approves of the opinions ho’has experienced.” This resolution was supported by J lr . Barrett


tion, to which Mr, Bronand suitably replied. Mr. Duokwortli said he was pleased to he on tho


GO TO J. ILVLL'S, you inuHlif 5*ou wantStyUsh IL\IR • CUTTING anil Ulonu mul Easy bllAVING. Go to


.


i Band of Hope meeting was licld a t the United MetluKlist Free Church, Low Moor, wlion addresses R. Hartley. The Rev. B. J . H. Slinw pre- wcrc delivered by Messrs Raljili Marshall and sided and the meeting passed off pleasantly.


Ba.» cd of IIoi'K.—On Tuesday evening nst n I am not disposed to make ra&h


or your votes, I feel that I cannnf 1^ ‘ “‘’'ora «>y


? 1 • i **'''« doen "' ........... amount of ‘time . in-collcotinlT ! ? ®®“ iderahS >'r


statistics, TThioli the Connell a f t e r S a S ^ '’" ' ■ to the Parliamentary Commission ■ ' “f’farded "'


tl


'


NOTES. AND ITEMS ?*,jme quoBtion has arisen as to the letter wliich


bren accused of writing i t—falsely accused, of ciinrH'. lie regards the insinuation as a blot upon h> hitherto unsullied reputation.' He knows how u> si>cll .*‘RU8t” bettor than with a “ g ” (Bohcsay») I do not think lie w ould care to learn cither swimui- jiig or bo.xiiig.


for boxing—well, ho bolicvc.s discretion to be the better part of v.ilour, and would rather run.


Tlicrc IS a blot upon another reputation, too.


I t really seemed, last week, as though we were going to get over the fair with an entire absence of niisdcnieanours. There have been two Cases. ' Not bad, that. But still i t is a blot.


I'rankhind, the first, had .a list of IS ])rcvious con­ victions brought up against him, and this list was 80 black that, together with JEonday’s charge, it resulted in his being sent to a more industrious jilaco for a fortnight.


Both, however, were old offenders. Mattliius


sent to a more industrious centre, whence lie liad not long returned.


more commonly known .as ‘‘Wliaclc,” (wherefore ^Ylulck ?) who was charged with drunkenness. As wiiack was unable to prove an


The otiier case was th a t of William Bollard, he was also


conduct the Well Springs bccrhimse came in again at tiic Sessions on Tuesday and is likely to come oa again next month. Ohc thing is settled. I t is not to ho opened on Sundays. 'IVhon the rest will be settled is an open question.


burn on SVbdncsday was remarkable for its order­ liness. I t is not usual th a t a meeting of that sort passes off so smoothly. The solitary queationor, it appears, did not show himself a t his best. *


« *


thing novel. The latest-news (to be taken cum tjrauo .s'ufi.v) from their locality, is that an immense eagle has been shot on the Fells. I liavc an im­ pression that this eagle is a fr.aud. Eagles fre-


(juonlly .arc. * « ♦ .


strongly suspect th a t somebody—perhaps the eagle itself—is having a laugli a t the voracious way in which the eagle tale (not the eagle's tail) is being swallowed.


1 will leave a loophole in case of an error, but I The Grimllcton people are always doing some­ The iiolitical meeting which took place a t Gis- The everlasting business of settling who is to


He docs notshow a groat liking for th6 water this wc-alher, and would rather walk than swim. As


otimr words the arts.of Bwimmiig and of boxing. Now, our ofllcc-boy is iiighly indignant. Helms


nppc.ircd m la s t . week’s issue referring to the noL•v^slty. of teaching the young men of Clithoroe the aits of self-preservation and. Bdf-dcfpaco—in


--


^


1 a


i •/- TTWe* r 'T T'r*TT-r*‘r>^-T-» :g i s b u r n - TIPl^ING’S CH'ARITY.


stand, will also read the new scheme from the pulpit on Sunday and will base his remarks thereon


a p p l ic a t io n o f INXO.ME AND EXPENSES o r MANAGEMENT.


and incidental to the administration and maimce- incut of, the charities shall be first defrayed by the Trustees out of the income thereof.


APPLICATION OF INCO.ME.


fuel, tools, medical or other aid in sickness, fe;o<l, or other articles in kind to an amount not exceed­ ing £12 in any one year, (b) Temporary relief in money by way of loan or otlierwise in cases of un- e.xpcctcd loss or sudden dcslitution, provided that


nurses for the sick and infirm, ( i ) The cost of the outfit on entering upon .a trade or occupation, or into service, of any person under the age of 21 years. I I I (a) The supply of clothing, linen, bedding,


the funds of the ch.aritics shall in no case be applied diroctl}' or indirectly, in relief of the r.atcs of llic parish, or so that no individual'or Institution shall become entitled to a periodical or recurrent benefit therefrom.


r rirn to I Ioufob and Parties siuiplied with 13omo-niik<vl. Plain, Currant, and Seed RREiVD, at CUNLIFFE’S RuBscIl.strcet.


funds of any Dispensary, infirmary, Hospital, or Convalescent Home,' whether general or .special, upon such terms as to enable the Trustoca to secure the benefits of the institution for the objects of the charitie.s. (/;) Brovidont Clubs or Sceicties ostnb- lislicd in, or in tlic iieighbourliood of, Gisburn for the supply of coal, clotliing, or other necessaries. I I (fi) Contributions towards tlic provision of


income of the charities shall he a])plied by the Trustees in making payment under one or more of the following heads, for tiio benefit oitlier of the poor of the said township of Gisbuni generally, or of such deserving and necessitous poreoiis resident therein, aa the trustees shall select for Ihi.s purpose nnd in such way as they shall consider most .advan­ tageous to the rccipicnis and most conducive to the formation .of provident liabits':— I (a) Subscriptions or donations in aid of the


2. —Subject to payments aforesiiid, the yearly


Chanty Commissioners have made out a new bchcmc for the distribution of these dmritios, ns Vill be Been from an advertisement lu another column. This clinrity question 1ms always been a knotty iioint to deal with, and a tre a t deal of coiv trovorsy has from time to time been raised. Under the old scheme the charity was disiributeJ to over twenty of liic pariahioners, hut after the cutiu-ovcr* sy last ear, i t was altered so lliat only «ix persons recened any aid. The present scheme appears to give no better satisfaction to the parishioners than ilio others, and indeed many of them wish to go back to tlie old scheme under winch the greatest number of parishioners received aid. ■ Subjoined is a summary, of the new schcnio, a copy of whicli will be posted on tlie Church doors on Siindnvfor the benefit of^the public.


'ibe A^icnr, wc under­


are annually distributed on St. Thomas’s Dav a t GiBburn.-liavc now boon put on a new basis. Tlio


,I3hc. Tippings and other small cliariticH which


ihinga, victory resting with ilirce of the visitinc b teams, the North End, Bvcrion, and Aston YilK


eing the winners. - . . . At the seven League matches of Saturday I


there was an ngprogatc atlendance'of close unoa 50,000 iKr.-ons.


* p, N. J . Ro.*s mtonds to go but .ns a junior cricket


last season, and gave every satisfaction. Mr Archie Brown, who scored 5)5 not out again-t


Lord Hawke’s cricket team, is a native of Clienter 1. —All proper costs, charges, nnd expenses of?


crickotor, will in .all probality become a member of a team that will shortly visit South Africa and play a scries of matches. Ho h.as received an


invitation to jom tlic team, and, the terms being satisfactory, lie is disposed to accede to them *


tour, Louis lla li .says th.at the Yorkshire Cricket Committee will prc'scnt a schonio for reconstituting the committee and more effectually piaxiaging tlio cricketing affairs of the county.


•\Vhcn Lord liawko returns from liis American


record. In playing Gisburn on Satunlay they hurst three Iwlls nnd tiion left off pl.aying hccausc they had no more to burst At least,*this is wliat Report says. It is certain that they had to give up playing and that they finished with throe goal.s to one.


to-morrow, Tliis match was postponed a fortniglit ago. I t is to be hoped noitherside will suffer from the delay. Tlic second team arc playing a Clitheroo team.


competition of tlie English Cup, fur division six ami seven, took place a t Wolverhampton on Wed­ nesday, and resulted as under.— Division G.


The draw in tho third round of tho qualifying


Northwick v. Macclesfield. Crewe v. Wrexham, DivisioK 7.


Brierley Hill v. Louglihorough.


day none of them ended in draws. Tho easiest victory was tliut of Notts over the emaciated Darwen, and the closest games were tliose hotwcon Villa and Stokcaiid Accrington nnd tlic “Wolves.” In four cases one team failed to score, and Notts obtained tho highest number of goals.


Tlio round to be played on November 14. Of tl'.e seven League fixtures decided on Satur­


Burton Waiulerors or Small Iloatli v. Burton Swifts.


and Bury proved .a big local attraction, fully 7,000 spectators being present, and the “ gate" totted up the ro.spcctabic sum of £100.


Rovers tins season has been their lack of stamina. In tlircc or four League fixtures they havo got clean a-ivay witli a couple of goals or so and tlicn gone all to pieces.


The great feature of the play of the Blackburn


er, Jms liad a good offer to join a League club, but has refused.


1/ 10,


WOOLEIt 5s selling tlio cliolccsi Tea in the town nt aiul o/-i»erlb.


BOROUGH POLICE


Moxdat—Before Jlessrs. R. Bitioos and J . 11. Ci.AUKi:.


G e t t in g u s e d t o it


drunk and disorderly m Timlico Itoad a t ten minutos past one on tjaturday afternoo. P.C. tstubbs proved t!ic case and stated that


JIatthias Frankland was cliargcd with being CATTLE MARKETS.


Frankland w.as shouting and brawling, ami wlicn requested to go .away he refused. The Cluet Constable submitted that Frankland


WnUNKSUAY.- -Before Messrs. R. H. Cl.^kkk.


“ WHACK AGAIN. ’


by T-S- Beaumont with having been drunk in tiie Market Place on llie previous evening. There were .a minibcr of previous conyictioiis


William Tollard, ft/io.s-“ Whack.” was charged


against the prisoner, and tho magistrates imposed a fine of 2s. Od. and costs, or seven days hard labour.


For Genuine Loiiic-l>.iUctl I>lIE.iD go ‘o OUNLIFFES, Uusscll-s'.rvct.


THE ISLE OF MAN INTERNATIONAL EXIIIBITTON.


been appointed General Manager of the forthcom­ ing International Exhibition, tube held a t Douglas, Isle of Man, next .sc.ason. Mr Pearson had charge of the very successful Industrial Exiiibilion winch was liclil last winter in Glasgow, anil rmvious to tlmt, of tire Livorpool I ’olytccimre Exliibition. Tire Douglas Exliibition will bo of a general, coni- prcliensivo ami national clmraotcr, special provi­ sion being made for cxliibitsfroni Isnglanil, Iroland Scotland,- and Wales. Tire Island industries wall also receive proper attention. ^ To make the Exhibition more complete, space is to be allotted to n number of Continental exhibitors. An Inter­ national Fine Art Gallery will form one of the principal feature.^. Science and Industry w ill .also be well represented. Tlie Exhibition \sill be lighted throughout with electricity, and with the orauicu- tal pleasure grounds and lake, will co\or about twenty acres, whicli have been secured a t Belle Viic, Douglas. I t IS expected to open about the


J l r Ilcnrv W. Po.ar.«on, of Liverpool, has just


middle of June next year. TrtllorJusr__For Fit. Price, nnd Quality, couibiaed, go to


and c.arriod with acclamation. There were a few dissentients.


Mrs. HALL, tlio LuncaslUro Laily Slisror, No. lU, VVollgatt.


of tliis committee was licld a t the Coffee Tai era on Fridav evening, to discuss the advisability uf bring­ ing ou’t a candidate for municipal lionuurs. I t was decided nottodosotliistime. Ou Monday ciemng another meeting was held, when i t was decided, after luiTing the advice of their .solicitor, to issue a notice offering a reward of £5 for informatiou of any corrupt practices, wlucli would be prosecuted.


took place on Satunlay, and so far as the numbers of people who attended arc .concerned,was very successful. Tho sale-of crockery and glass ware has continued tlirongh this week.


OiiKAT Satuiioav F aiu.-—TJi.s anmmi event


FLACK’S. Church Street, CUtberoo. UbTTKi) Tkjii’kuakcu Co-


vsiittkk.—A mooting CHATBURN IIAUVIIST Skhvices were conducted a t the


Wesleyan Chapel on Sinulay by thellcv. J . Myers, Didsbiiry College. The chapel was prettily decorated with fruit nnd fiowers, nnd ihcru wero good congregations, On Tuesday ovcniiig a fruit banquet was held. TJio services passed off very


THE TIMES OFP' ICE m a r k e t IT-ACIt, CLITHEIIOE.


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Gkkenvvoou—October 27tli, a t Town Green, ^ Aughtun,. in his 32nd year, Bubinsun Green­ wood, formerly of Doivnliam.


l e d g e r s , D A Y B O O K S ,


C A S H B O O K S , AND JOURNALS.


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B oxes o f S ta tio n ery , P u r s e s , N o t e B ooks, T id d l ed y -W in k s , &c. W a ll T ex t s .


The AVirjiLiLTT, WAR OFFICE, IlfDIA OFEIOB eic^ etc.


H. Af. TITE QUEE.y OHd EOTAL PA2I2LY^ .MAKrn TO THE STEAM FACTORY,


62 & 64, LUDGATE HILL, Korton Houso, La Bollo Sanvago Yfijrd, and 1, Boy Court, EC.;


26. Royal Exchange, <S5 West End Hoaso, 2G, Old Bond Street, W.,


Z iO i s r r J O N .


were originated by Mr. Uon.son over ‘tO years ago, and farm a considerablo incrcodo to income. Foil par- Kevlars poet free.


LESSONS


ON D R ES S - C U T T IN G AND DRESSMAKING


L Pi 5 S O N S arc givqn every WoJncsday nn'l


side’s, Castle Gate, Clitlicrre: and a t the Assonibly Rooms, Whalley, every Tuesday.


LADIES MAY JOIN ANY WEEK. Agsnt and Cortiiiod Toaoh'r*.—


MISS WHITESIDE, CA6TBB GATiq Cuiscnor-^


Saturday from 2 to 8 p.m., a t Miss White-


TirATOH, &C.. CLUBS.—ApnlieaUons for Agon- W cia^ Invltetl to establish those Olabs, whicli


S S e o


See Ock Windows fob tue AssobtHent or TERRA COTTA WARE.


T R E E POT COVERS In VarietiB Sizes and Colours


Sfoam Factory is tho only one of its kind in London. Visitors to town are Invited to ■view both Factory and Show Roornti, which contain tho Largest and Best Stock in London, at the Lowest Prices for Cash.


Betab. ‘ - 1740.


had been convicted on lb iirevious occasions. lie was fined lOs. and costs, or in default, 14 days iinpnsonment with hard labour.


272 calved and present calving cows wore sold. Trade was slower than last week, and all sorts made loss money than last week.


^ v; 03 ^ i 2 = S S Hi:Lurii:u) Auction DIaut.—Tiiuiisdav.— I t IS said that Wright, the Blackpool goalkeep­ The Englisii Cup tie between Hoywood Contr.il Chatburn have made for themselves a novel


His performance J-‘» the best ever recorded against an English team in America. I t IS stated that Wm. Cliatterton, the Dorbysliiro


rofessional next hunmier. Ho had an engagement On Saturday, Imwevor, there was a new order < f >v.


THE CLITHEROE TIMES.- FRIDAY. OCTOB®' ATHLKTIC ITEMS


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; '.rr ior .io Satiinlny ilio Lpa(;uo clubs had hlmost :


' ^ ■'•ititonous that had the advantage of ST. JACOBS OIL


CURES CURES CURES CURES CURES


BACKACHE. BACKACHE. BACKACHE. backache. BACKACHE.


STi JACOBS OIL


CURES RHEUMATISM. CURES RHEmUTISR CURES RHEUMATISM. CURES RHEUMATISM CURES rheumatism.


ST. JACOBS OIL


CURES NEURALGIA. CURES NEURALGIA. CURES NEURALGIA. CURES NEURALGIA. CURES NEURALGIA.


ST. JACOBS OIL


CURES CURES CURES CURES CURES


SCIATIC.V SCIATICA. SCIATICA. SCIATICA. SCIATICA.


They arc fo play tho match with Hurst Green


has received ten gold laedob at Inieiiiational Expositions for being the best pain cure, and is the only medicine In the world which has ever received a gold medal. Its powers arc wonderful. It h.as cured people who had been crippled with pain for over twenty yeare. It goes right to the spot.- It cures rheumatism, backache, toothsche, facEichc. headache, sprains. swclUngs. neuralgia, bruises, and other bodily pains for which an ex­ ternal remedy may be applied. It is simple. It U sofe. It is sure. Beware of counterfeiu.


caiT E N G O L D M E D A L S .—Afterpiactb tests iQ hospitals and elsewhere, SL Jacobs Oil


ASTHMA CURED, No matter of how long standing or how severe, by


DR. SPENCER’S A S T H M A C U R E .


The beautifully illustrated book, 4th edition, en­ titled “ Asthma, its Treatment and Cure,” by that eminent authority, E. Edwin Spencer, M. A., etc., etc., etc., gives plain, intelligent, and com­


prehensive information, which meets every phaeo of Asthma, Catarrh, and Bronchitis. I t presents a course of treatment which is instant in rclicring, permanent in curing; safe, economical, nnd never- failing. Sent post free on receipt of 3d. by


The Geddes MAXUFACTuniNO Compant, S19, Hion HoLcoiix, London.


C a l l ' n ^ \ \


TIMES OFFIOE FOR


Albums


Photo Frames Text Cards


'apanese Fans Frosted Figures Bibles


Prayer Books Hymn Books Tree Pot Covers


Fancy Note Paper New Designs of Toy Books Pocket Books


Purses Inkstands


Ladies’ 6d.


Games


Building Blocks Pens and Penholders


Free, Postngo Sd. AdUrcKs: Tur QnoDBS MiNDPACTDaiNf Coni’ANY, r-19, High Uolbom, London.


P T I r r c “ PILANTUA,” r ile Core. Immedlate'Ileller ftjjiJ a Ticminncnt niro pnarant<«d. Sampls


C3“ N0TE THE DATE.


J-JELLIFIELD AUCTION MART


SPECIAL Sale rou


GELD CATTLE,IBULLOCKS AND BULLED COWS.


WEDNESDAY, N o v e m b e r


To ansNver Middlcham Fair. •


4x11 Sale a t 11-30 prompt.


Calved and Present Calving Cows every Thursday a t Ten o’clock sharp.


We have just rcccivod a Splendid AsHorlracnt i*f the Latest Designs in ^


FIRE SCREENS TOtJKniim •irjTli


J A P A N E S E F A N S And other Fancy OniAmcnta.


S PECIAL SELECTION OF O PA L S Most beautiful in design and a t low prices.


Will fiend nny of tho abovo W’otches. together w i th war ranty (or corrool porfonnaDee, to nny p a r t of the world tree and a t his nfik.on rcrelnt of P.O.On payablu a l QP.O., Eimk Draft, o r Cnt-li,


B3SN8 0 N 8 CLOCK S for tljo house, of every


London. Preficntation Committees invited to send for photographs.


kind, in great ^•n^ely and of the newest designi, fr«m £ l to £ 500. Tho largest and newest stock in


nndar-Lyno Parish Church, Faversham CUureb, TTowbridgo Town Ilnll, Lockerbie Town nail, Ac. Ac.


B BPINSON'S Tnrrct Clock Factory la tho Lirpeit i t xDi.do. in tho City of London, and only the best quality


•D EN SO N ’S JEW E L L E R Y am i CH A IN S in Ma lino Gcm.i or Plain Gold of be.it Ixindon make.


Tho Largeit and Newest Stock in London, bo’ ------ sent to tuo Country on receipt of a reference.


tel WUh tho flncat sclcctctl Ccro4. and of bent London make. ••Speslallty’’ Brilli.int Rmps.at £6, £10, and £29; Selections free on receipt of retorencc.


TQBNSON S PAM PH L E T , the largest and hc.st of its kind, containing over 11k) pares of PricoH


and lllnstrationH of every ola^s of W ATCll from £ j 2s- to £ m CLOCKS. CILVINS, JEWELLERY. TLATB, and 'rURHET CLOUIvb, now edition joat


CBt, tent post frc« on uppheution to


ny thousands of novelties at mannfaetnrom’ prices. B EN SO N ’S ENGAGEMENT RINGS, of


special and exclutivo <le»iipns, in endJesa \ninoty, I,


BHNSON’S c h u r c h & t u r r e t c l o c k s O Estimates and advtou free. J:ut cniupleied (ho


r«at Clocks for Porfsaionrh Town llali, Ashton-


H N S O N ’S STA B L E AN D FACTORY CLOCKS. Silent, £ 10; Striking, £00. Be«t cnality, ivith brass wheels, utoid pinions, 2ft. Cln dial, with all needful lines, weights, xc.


j>'%


Blackleads Mourning Envelopes Monming Notepaper


Various Inks Bottles of Gum &c.,


& c. nJThe moti Ele^tant and prettiest Watch yet mado r lAdies’ wear, as well as being n thoronyUy good


§Vn<» £10 in Mssflve IFci. Gold Oa*M, Hinting. n slvar Cnees, £.5.


Three-quarter Plate Lover, with Oocapeand Balance, Ruby ieworied in M actions, a. n t r a Strong Koylcee w'ork, mch port IntercbanseAble throughout.


wTBOUBANDS IlA\ E BEEN BOLD. Pertoroianco t wTsn^. Sent free and at onr risk to all ports oC


fcU-Hnnttnjr, or Orj'sial Glaiv, nehly (\nmved or I alD pollihod. Monoffmin Engraved PVeo,


nr/ulUr dacripUon c/ lhac Uco XVaSth/i, uc the iict9 JUusiratot CjoK tent pott free*


he irorjcii \ , s


Card Cases Bags Ornaments Opals


T- nownv.


“BANlV; ' Silver CojM


THE OUEArEkT, ETB6 JLVuZJifl K EY l isa ^


WA V trj Neat and Elegant VTutch for Gentleia Ohronometer Balance.


Best London make tbrouffhont, Three-^narterPIat«A’ncRiJiLever,


ear.


Jewelled in Unhid, Extra Strong Koyless Action, ^ ..


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Each port IntercnaoRcablo. An Exact Tlmekeoiwr and tho Best Valne In Ker-


r,-:


QPile. «,luKitra.8tionirth Sterling Silver Cry.tal Best troo at onr risk to all parte of the world.


Um Omi*. Engine turned, or plain pollihed. Performance warmntod.


“B E IN S O N ’S ' ME¥LESS LEVER WIn Gold OasesATOH


SPECIAL MAKE” LADIES’ X b sorer Oases


BSSK SOLD, and we daily receive from tlialr. owne^in aU part* of the ■world, acconnle ot their \ epieodidporforxnanco.


ilarkoL, TnOUS.lNDS HAVDi


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