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t»/'M<VA‘^rV'■'


fA R D lA N S


|«S of ttie Boar,l *; at tl.e VVorkhfu°f' M>rca<M,t: Mr. W , '


‘ rr.lf- ’^Clatko,"


I ^niblroL*. T. Ki.nv yiiam.-in, ihe


Umaio, !um j"; iiun, second-


'■■aton tl.o last,lay „f ; <>n tl.o


being 120 men nnd 5 |nbecilos ,11 tl.o n,m‘^


:amst87 iuthooorr./ 1-0 'agmiitHlmd been


leliouB disease. In ti.i |ere ten boys and tUe


J3TS. l ie consideration of the |If-y early siippl.o, bnd


1 committee, ,vbo .vc„ at the Guardians last


|mnended tbo following I'n; liearses, etc., j ^•nmnana Sons; c C


T’ j'lessrs. Bailey Bros I'” 1 coniiis, T. Satterdil


l accepted tlicsetemlers Iccoinmodation


Uion at the Worklioino |


lie Asylum aiitboritic, i the Guardians ever


llie lloiiso possessed two Itiolding si.'c males and


. as to tile enlarging it


J from the Whitlingbam Igc, wiio waH sent to tlio Iml who died on tbo 21st


jnd Mr. R. Kay-SImttle. irepresent the Clitberoo Incc to be held at Wake- 1 consider tbo aecomoda- ht Riding.


|d for the Workbouso tmitcs to spend a day at |t, tbo cost to be refiind-


before the Guardians’


N E X T S U N D A Y ^ I'llEAOUEll


R ev. j . M A B L E Y , Pastor.


Service iit 2-0 & 7-0 o’clock. All Scats arc Free. Thu biiirit am


i tho Jjrhlo nay Como.' N A V V Y M IS S IO N


O’ every description e.'cccutcd with


Pl^lNTING BOBDIIJ EAW


KSS « DSPE h S AT


THE T IM E S OFFICE. L O W ' M O O R , - W H A L L E Y , C H A T B U R N , A N D R I B B L E S D A L E O B S E B i V E R . TSANSMISSIOn AHR0AD IIRUISTKIIKU Fon F R ID A Y , O C T O B E R I I , 1895. E L E C T IO N A MEETINGOF


C O N S E R V A T IV E E L E C T O R S ^Vill ho hold In tho


BILLIARD ROOM of tiik C O N S E l l V A T I V E C L U B , U ptttttv-, '


In the Woiivci's’ Iiintitiito, oil Suiidiiy Nc.\l:j j I I I U K b D A Y N E X T , O c T 1 7 th , at G-GO p.m.


Conducted by Mifw GAUNFTT, and Addressed by | Mr. SAUNDKRS.


' UNITED


M L T J lO D IS T F R E E C H U R C H MOCll LANE. OLITIIEIIOE.


O n S U N D A Y N E X T , I’UKACUliU


Morning at lO-GO. Mr. T . R O B IN S O N .


I'.vening at 0*0 O’cloclc. R ev. Ja s . S A R V E N T ,


Evening Snlijeet” Clirisl’s call to young men.' A Iicarty invitation to all.


OEKERTOIIY AT' EVENINC .SEIIVIOE, & CO.,


IL B U T T E R llTKl)


S H B U T T E R .


llAMS & BACON |RD B acon. lun li'iRiCAN C h e e s b .


T E A , 21- per lb HOUSE,


|:t , C L rn iE R O E .


|ra Walt/.’’ and “ IJnlli* ■ G oatdi at IJlacUbnrn's


|ic Stores, Alour Uo, “ Swinging Waltz/'


llo order. All kiiuL of l;rtest notice. All kim


lecovered from l/H- Ircd with gloria silk from


lm des 1 L Jai.i., Umbrella Maker,


I Clitbcroc ami district.-- Iiers for their past m


|m to biisiiiesa to continue 1 water and separate soap


ipiiort


I class Uair dressing and 1 clean cloths for same. Soaps. fJ. 11am. t*


(Shaving Saloon, ll» aim ] (2?ext door to the Man*


I Is. each, .b'or lngb‘t.lah» ami Shampooing, go to


) C E


Jielics sboiibl Inno tliu" Jed by


B R I G G S ,


I'lCAB * IlER, & SILVERSMITH,


In, CBlTIIBEOb:.


ITTiic pnblicof Clitlmr^ J prepared at the a liiiidsof work m


1 l o c k s , - AN D


IX E H Y , possiurjii riuoi^*


|,jt Till* i-iiiiMisns. ..iS) l.rcd free, wUbi» a r.nl>"»


I d E l e c t r o Gild*'’ ®


■c Prciiiiscs. ress: Ir i g g s , iN E , C litiieroe


1


lie London Itazors winch Jle ja also sullmg dm


_. r, has a largo ami various I•nt8’ Uinbrollas fur tho (. Ilall’a i« acknowledged for purcliasing a good The London nowpnlent


llcbone UmbrelhiH luiido .ihain cloth in all w


w 0


LITIIEUOE SI’ IIUTUArilST S’ SOCIETY, J.iiiuiiAi, Ci.iiii, Wki.i.hatm


t)N SUNDAY NEXT, OCT. liltb, T W O SEuRVICES


Aflonioon iSuhjoutConnclnnro. Evtmlng •, Tho LiKht of tho World.


Speaker; Mr. I'L >T. W i l lJ 'i ’AKI'jR, Riirnley.


Mi-Sfi OuAVKN Will give I ’Hycliomelne descrip*


tioiiH after each address. Aflurnoon at e-;lO. Evcnlni; at fi O.


HKMEMHKR MONDAY EYfl., OOrOllMl -Mnl. Mr ,1. .!■ MORSIC, of lAHidnn,


y


Kdilor of “ Lveemn Uiinner,” will givo a Lecture un “ Spirits—What they leaeb, and why they leach It.”


PUBLIC HALL, CI.ITHEROI’:.


ENOBMOUS ATTUACTION. tW EOU TUUEE NIGIIT.S ONLY.


CiiiiiiGiiig n t Mna c o iic nv miNKUAi. i>i:siitv.


J. F. ElllsLon's ColobratocI No. 1 Company | In Iholi* o v o r P o p u la r D ram a


AT,ONE IN— — LONDON I


(l!y Kiibert Huebiiimn and llnrriet Joy.)


,1 r/;/.’/7’.i/j’/vA' aoiJjE.y t /i/u m i ’u TimTii v»:aii <n* Toim, o,000th night.


All the Original Magnitlcent Special Scenery and KtTect.H.


IMIIOKS OF ADMISSION; 2 s . , I s , a n d 6 d


Car Ilalf'Prico nt Nine o'clock to 2.s. and Js. Seats onl3*.


Doors open at 7-0. Commence at 7*G0. Carriages j nm3’ bo ordered nt lO-.iO


I'lonl beats can now bo booked at tlio Aflm/isn Onieoy Castle Street.


i B A P T IS T S U N D A Y S C H O O L ei.mii;i:oi:.


THE YOUNG LADIES OF NO. 2 Cl.ASS WILL IIOLl) .


AN A T -H O M E


A N n J '- R U I T B A N Q U E T ON


T U E S D iV Y E v g ., O c t o b e r i 5 tli


bongs, Duets, Fart Songs, Readings, Recitations, I'lanoforto Solos, ^:c., l>3' tbo Misses Eastliam, bill ter, Halstead, Sinqison, Fletcher, Holla ml. Lord, Chambers, and Hoys.


AUCUMFANIST.................JllSS FORRESl' SKLEOTIONS JIY


The Lady Orchestra


^^bowdl appear for tbo First TinitMU Clithcrce in their quaint and artistic costumes.


ComUictor, l^l ADEMOISKl.Lli MAir.l'yAl*: l.NTKUVALS KOU FllUlT CONVKU.SAT10N Tbu Kntcrlnhiinoni will concliiilo with


AN A M U S IN G S K E T C H


Clmir lo be taken nt 7-;'0 by Misa E.vktium ADMlbblUX (nielinlmi; fruit) SIXFENGE.


'■Iiililr.nt miller I‘2 Fmirpeiico. I’ roceeih for tlio New Uliniiel.


...glmiii, of {l?^^d'sbip ■


Iverlouker at l^ '. j ,g t i ) [srs.andis-'owlcavbb


llato afU-Tcd to tbo » ..—“ Presented to


JiEE itli, i»-r- |or» tho I’roi'rlotori| ay.


Iw. at 0 Market NM* Iroot


' ,u Uiatbiirii, b".“ -by 1,1,0 inarblc timed ^


las a tokon,of os : . j•]ltcmber, loJo-


PETER H AAVARTH


HUMORIST & CHARACTER VOCALIST. WILL .U’I>r.All AT TIIK


i ;O G vt r A R ' I ’R I D G E , T O -M O R R O W , S a t u r d a y N ig h t


M A R K E 'I' P L A C E , CLITIIEROE


.lUST 1‘UBHSHED.


A P L E A S A N T E V E N IN G . T h e title o f Musical Com­


positions for the Pianoforte, bj; W a l te r W ilson (of Clitlicroe), Teacher o f Music.


It consisla of Si.x I’ ieees: Tho Skipper’s Danco Evening btar—Waltz Happy Jjchooidav'.s—Polka Daisy Ring.s Mayflower—Waltz Castle Tower—March.


Prico 1h. Gil. To bo had from tho Compcwior, Chat- burn Koadj (vnd at the


0[hc^i and Actvertiter ex ody, Ot. 14tli.


To adopt Candidates for the furtlieoniing MuiiicipRl Election.


Oliiilr to bo lidton ut 8-0 ,i.m. Bharp. W. Roiiinson, Secretary,


I Jt’


Y ^ O U W A N T T H E B E S T


SEWING- MACHINE AT THE L O W E S T P R IC E B U Y A -----------


‘‘ W H I T E ” M A C H I N E


B S ^ W a r u a n t e d I'OK F iv e Y e a r s CUNNINGHAM’S CYCLE WOBKS, 2.|. C aSILE .SlllKKT, Cl.miEKOE COSMOPOLITAN SYSTEM OE


miESSOUTTlNG & DRE.SSMAKING BY MEASURE.


K v l k y W h d n il s d a v f r om 7 - 0 t o c j -o ' P.M., L


L E S ¥ O N S N Till-:


wiM. m-: uivKN N ational School, W h ailf-y. Rupils taught to Draft, iUeuMire, Cut, ami JUake


a Dren.s coinjilntely, heing carefully iiiHtructed in o\cr3 iletuil. Ladu'S can commence any week and are taught until perfect.


TICRMS


(Gmrtsaml Instruction IJiKik Tuition Fee


, , Double Tracing Wheel .. H. a. ,


IMain Dressnmkiiig,wilh own patter AilvanecMl ConrHo


.10 it 11 (•


12 0 1-


12 <


0 T U B M IL L IN E R Y C L A S S


Under the management of iMiss .M. Wiutrsidb, will be lield in the same room. Terms,


Tlic Coiirso of 12 Lessons , . Os. Gd. Any imi tliruhirH nmy ho olitiilmsl from


T H E M IS S E S W H I T E S ID E , M ii.i.in' i;r.s & D res.s.maki;rs,


CASTLE GATE vt MOOU LANE, CI/ITUEIiOE


Wlicixt I>.wonH lue nlnn Riven, jimt I’ultornH Cut to Moiisuro in Paper or Lining.


A V IN T E R IS C O M IN G ! J . A . I H Y E K E R , THE PEOIM.E'S CLOTHIER la jimpariHl for Uio coining wlnlor, witli a largo Ktock of


111 the prevailiiiK Stvlee anil JIaterials, for Mon. I Yoiitl.i., ami Boy».


OA^EKOOATS I


W A T E R P R O O F S t o O R D E R | OU IIKADY ’I’O WlLMl.


M e n ’s , Y o u t il s ’ a n d B o y .s ’ S u it s .7AUKETS & VESTS, OR TROUSERS-


Cord :ind Mole Trousers .md Vest.s. Boys' Cord Suits .and Knickers.


A QUANTITY OF O D D G A R M E N T S . TO HE CLEARED AT KXOKl’TIONALLY LOW I’llleES. T^IJRNITURE, FURNITURE. 2 and 2a. Shaw


X ' Bridge .Street, Clilhor<x'. ,r. Pk SMITHIES, the PiNijilo’s Furmiher. Spocinlities in Funulurc. Upholstensl Leather Sofa, a cheap gmil-wenring Ime; Double Woven Matings, to fit an\* mzo of Bedstead ; Splenditl lino in a neat u.Heful BiM.ntcad at ITis. Ul.; Mahogany Dre.^ien, gwvl design, polish and make at a vcr.v reason.ablo price ; Hnnl- wihhI Chairn; American Rocking Chairs; a few gixkl lInc.H m Bamboo T ablei; Wicker Cluairw. For liarticulara of pnce.v of Furniihing, apply at 2 and 2a, Shaw Brblgo Street. Secuml-liaml i ’urmture Sold, Second-hand Furmturo Wanleil. Furniture reinoveil at J. E. Svii: iiik.s*.


ANTI-VACCINATORS


Join the Clitheroc Brunch of the Nelson Society.


Trca8iirt.*r 1 E- E- Booth, Mitclioll Stroot. Secretary: Roborl. Jones, 50, Wooiio Lano


> It


H ousehold F U R N I T U R E And a large quantity of Fanc3* and other


DRAl'IiRY GOODS, vi:^., 1 Chest of Drawers, 1


large ])iniug Table witli fall leaves, 1 square Table, cii|mal bowing IHacblno, Cupboard, Cup­ board and Drawers, quantity of Pictures ('various subjcclsR () Chairs, Worktabl*', gips3* Table, sit­ ting room, bed room, and other Carpets, 2 pair of Hedsteails, Ameneaii Clock, a quantity of Oil-


vKdIi, II »iv»> Cliiiudelier, Fender, 2 Coal Vases, 1 Dre.'^i Stand, 12 nceillework JJnickcts, 1 pair of handsome beaded Footstools, Oil Stove, sundry Pots. Pans, and other kitolien requiailes, A largo quantit3* of Onmmeuts, Wardrobe, &c.


Needlework Cushions, plush, silk, and other Countennines, lu'ide-up Goods, both fancy and useful, l)ress GckmIh, llosier3*, Aprons, Pinafore.s, Skirts, Wool.s, and General Draper3* Goods.


J>R AP ERY comprises a large qtmntit3' of


Sale to commence on Satunlny at 1-BO. Momla3', at 12-20. Terms ca.sli. The .Sale will bo held insiilo. Order of Sale: Drapery and Fancy gomls on Saturda3'. Monda3*, remaining Drapery and ilousehold Furniture.


R. II. TURNER, Aiitioneer ILITHEROE CATTLE MARKET. M R . H . C O A T E S


W I .L L S E L L B Y A U C T IO N UN


M O N D A Y , O C T O B E R IN TIIK


I .ITH ,


C a t t l e M a r k e t , C u t i i e k o e , well-bnxl


SHEEP AND. LA.MBS Tile property of Mr. .f. II. Houiatk, Grimlletoii


•


1 ' gixnl-brill two*.shear 'I ups. 2i» gooil-bred Tup Lambi. 10 lialf-breil Ewei, o.xcellent bri'ctlor-i I Imlf-briNl bliearlmgH (winners). 25 fat Lambs.


5 fat Sheep. SALE AT ll-O O’CLOCK PRMOPT.


Fortniglit’s keep alloweil with Tup.i if re<iuireil. XKU.MS O.NSll


Viz.— M giKKl-bred Ewei, notiM bri'Otlers.


(SuturdayJ October IGtIi, starting at One o'clock, a (piaiitity of ilousehold PiniNiTimi’: and Effects.


A B y M r. R. H ki.m T urner. SATURDAY, OCTOIlIfiit IGth.


compn.Hing—Trees: Apjile, Damson, Clierr3*, nod Rasplierry. WaH Flowers, Muit, Sago, Fotatoes, Cabbages. Savoys. Frames, Oirden Tools, Seales, Weights, Ac.— bale at ‘2 0. 'I'erms, Casli.


SIDDOWS GARDKN, Clitheroc, for Mr. K Rartlelt, the whole of Ins Garden Stock, itc., MONDAY, OUTOimil Mtli.


CAUSKWAV IIOUSK JNN,'for Mr. J. 11. Fog, and Aflergras.s.


JJKRLIN JIOUSF, Hi, CASTLF STRKIOT, OMTlIKItOR.


Sale of UHoful Furniture, Genernl Draper3', and ,l''anc3’ Goods.


Misses Watson, previous to lemoval, to Sell by rfiblic Auction, on Saturd.w , 2(»th, & Mo.ndav, 28lli October, the following valuable


1


[) If. TURNICR begs to announce that ho Ims \jm been favoured witli instructions from the


Ilalliwell. Farm Stock, Implements, Jla3%


F or P uke Cane S ugar (Raw and ENGLISH UEFINED), GO TO


J. S E F T ON,


10, CASTLE GATE, CLITIIEBOE. F inest Q uality in


T I N N E D G O O D S : BEST BRANDS.


Tins of Lobster (large and small). JOHN WEST’S SALMON STEAK.


S.aliiioii Cutlut.s, Sardines in Oil and in Tomatoc.s


( I ’bllippc mill Gaimmrn, Louis Eilcliti’«, and other branda)


L U N C H T O N O U E S A nd Paysandu O X T O N G U E S


Lazf.niiy’s 0 .\ Tail Soup, Tinned Peas. Al.flO


Pear.s, Peaches, Apricot.';, Pineapples, and Tomatoes


M R . T . F O R R E S T SURGEON DENTIST, HARTLEY HOUSE,'


15, Y O R K S T . , Cl.ITHEROE.


EXACTLY OI’TOSITE THE I’DULIO HALL.


ATTENDANCE DAILY


55alcs 1)^ Huctiou By M r . A mos D uerden.


v a l u a b l e l e a s e h o l d v k o p e h t v YOU SALE IN OLITnUnOE.


riTC) BE SOLD Ity Auction, by- Mr, A, D oku- L iiii.Ni nt tlie Staiikih’h A iimh IIotki., Clitb- I er(K*, on Monday, tlicMth day of Ootoiikii inHt.,at


I 7*G0pin,thoMRSSUAGE& DWELLING HOUSE, No. I'J, Eahton Terrace, Chtheroe. Now in the occupation of Mr. F. Cliettlelmrgli. Tho promiHOH


I are iAMiselmld for the residiio of a term of 01)0 : >earj«, e.Ncept tho last wnam ila3’s thereof, flubject loan apportioned yearly Groiiiul RentofXG lus. (id. 'riie tenant will be pleased to sliow the property. -


Eahtiiamhakd Hodmk, Solicitors, Clitbcroc.


FKRNSIDE, TWISTON.


m o s d u e r d e n , instructed by MLs Willac^L will sell 1)3* auction ns above lo-inorrow,


IN C A N D E S C E N T G A S L AM P S CHEAT BEDUCTION IN m iC E S DUE TO COLOSSAL SALES.


Now s u i ' p l i e d f r o m 9 / - c o m p l e t e I ® 'T he Incandescent Gas Light Is:—


THE MOST ECONOMICAL. THE MOST BRILLIANT THE .MOST HEALTHY THE CLEANEST GASi


2Loet L


o s t from L imkhoubk I ’akm, near Clitlioroc Half Bred LONK LAMB. Tnr Mark, left sidoJ.D.—Apply J amks Dawson. '


T P R IC E O N E H A L F P E N N Y ^ jEIection HDorccis:


O THE BURGESSES OE THE BOROUGH OF CLITUEUOF.


L adIKS AND GeNTLKMKH. As tho poriixl for which I was elected to rep


resent you iii tho Totvn • Council c.xpires on tho First of November, it is 1113* lot, once more to ap­ peal to you for a renewal of tho support with


which you liavo honoured mo for the past nine years During tho whole of that period it has boon my


honour to nil. tho olllce of Mayor and Chief Mag- i.'^tratc.


LIGHT.


C an he a t ta ch ed to a n y ex is t in g GASm-riNOs.


THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE AGF


Agoiita for CHtlieroe and District: J. W H IT E S ID E & S O N , ; CASTLE GATE.


aim, without fear or favour,. to. conscientiously disclmrge my duties as seemed to mo, for the best interests of tlio wliolo liody of tbo Ratepayers. ,For/thc past two years it has l>eon my singular


in * this position too, both within the


Borough, and in the wider field of activity vvluch my connection with the great Industry of bur County has opened to mo, it has been m3* cuustan' care that the dignity which my Fellow Citi/ons


contorred upon me, slioiild suiter naught at my hands. I am proud to know that it ims lieen said that,


in this too,.l have not been altogether un.succens’ fill.


In tho inaimgemcnt of lha Corporate Estate, I


have advocated the same principles that I would act upon myself, and recommend to any private individual m the conduct of ins or her business. In cases where a different course from the one


commending ilsolf to m3' judgment has bci*n deliberate^* adopted by a rnnj’orlD* of the Council, I hare felt it my dut3' to loyalB* assist m endea­ vouring to make the new course a succchs. As you are aware, the town has lately addctl to


its undertakings, a Farm for the di.sposal of its Sewage.


I cannot too strongly urge upon tho Ratepayers never to lone sight of the fact that It is as a Sewage


Farm, and not as an Agricultural Farm, that it must bo looked upon, Ju order to use it to its greatest advantage for that purpose, it would seem tom e that instead of trying rash oxpcrimenls, wliich might, through the diluent water (liselmrged into the River, Involvo the town in serums trouble and lo.ss, wc ought to profit 113- tho experience of those Ijocal Authorities, who by the experiments of ycnr.s, are qualified to give us valuable advice- Ladies and Gentlemen, m3* opinions on Imperial


politics are well known to you, I am a Conserva­ tive.


1 have yet to learn liowovcr, tliat gooil Conser­


vatism coiLsisis in the forcing out of tho rublio Service of all men who n^fiiso to bow tlio knee to an obscure knot of irresponsible wire pullers who li-ave


nnsreprosented the vast bulk of intelligent opinion on their own side sndU* l<x> long. Their support I might liave had, but on (erm.s to


which I could not without personal dushonour liavu assented,—such support perhaps as I receivcNl last J)eceml>cr, wlien ono of my very Nominators was abused for voting for me.


Ladies and- Gcnttemen, tho struggle will be'se-


vore: groat odds arc arrayeil nga1n.1t aii}' man who stands alOi>c, hut I appeal to 3*00, to whatever party you iKdong, to support mo as ycu did nine years ago, as I believe that in resisting tlic insolent assumption of.those who nrnjgatc to tlieniielvci the right of coming between the Ratopav'en and ihoir


Reprchontatives 1 am doing tlio general hotly of Ctti7.etis a g(xxl service. 1 am, Ladies and Gonllemcn, Your faithful servant,


RadeclyfTe, Clilheroo, October 9lli, IMlo.


• TOM GAUNETT, ‘


XX. Dining R(X)m« and Commercial Hotel. 14, Castlo Street, Chtheroe, Proprietor, R. Woor.Kn. '


A I TO LKT at Tho Foonlca' Chtheroe.—Proprietor, R. Woolor.


Iho I’fcorLKs’ Dining Roomb, 1-4. Cantlo St, '


SmTN G r o om t o LKT. i


coiimKHlatiHl at the above farm, and have U80' of field clMc to tlio River’IIiKlder; ndreihincnla pro­ vided If neccfwary.—A p p l ; 'B ullkh.


HODDKR^IIOUSD, Bnihall Kavos, Chtheroe. icnic anil PleaRure Partic.a .can bo'ac-


for keeping Pony and Tmp. For particiilani apply to Jno. Hire iiON, Farmer, Low Moor Houoe.


LLr, witii FninieiRato Posio-Hilon, Cuonr.rr X Hol«e, Back Comnion.i, with convenience


f l ‘^0 BD LF, r, with iminetliate pofiiemion, TWO


/wii i^l’ACIOUS ROOMS over tho Chthenx) Pont (Jfllcc. Suitable for OfHce.i, Show Roomo, Club, ■


or other purpo.ie.—Apply, Mr. W. B. Duveriuiiar, Clitlioroc.


1


r n O LKT. W l im : BULL INN, GISBURNK, X with ImmeiHato PoMCMion. For further


partiLnlnm njipl3* to Rowi.anp I. Rom.sooN. K«tato J;J|jp*»^|^^«burno. Temlors acceptotl until October'


<j-/ i f ) BIj LKT, from 2nd February and I2th Mav', lH‘Jd, conii.iting of Cuonlalo Hall (part of '• Inch IS now underlet by the tenant of the fann) ilh ganlen.i, Imrn.s, and oilier buihlingB, Including


*


Hold in addition to tlio nbore whicli will lion-nftor bo lot witli anotlior Ltrin. Tbo laod ia all lindiT


grass and cimtains soiiio excellent grnrliig land, and lies in tlio \at,c^ of the Itibtile, alKnit two ■ miles abovo I’rvston. Tho farm will not lx) let to Mr. B'omrick, tho present oconplcr, nor to .Mr7 Sagar. Urters to bo inado In writing to II C. AsaiixTOX, Esq., Downliam Hall, Clitberoo.


W r L ' L I A M I N G H A M , . C O A L ,M E R C I I A N T , Sole A gent tor T owhkley C ollieries. ■ .


;


A lso A gent kok M essrs. Pearson & K nowle.s. ’ Ci3- FURNITURE REiMOVED


O n i c c s :— B a w d l a n d s G o a l W h a r f , C l i t h e k o e . R i-s iu e n c k : 3 5 ,. C A S T L E V IEW , C L ITH R R O K .


J. FORREST AND SON, PHOTOGRAPHERS,


Picture Frame Makers and Musical Instrument Dealers, &c.,


3 KING STREET, , ESTAniALSBED KIVTY YKVUa


Photographs taken and Finished in Any Style Kn.amcllcd, Platinotyix’s, &c. Groups (insulu or out-SKiu ol Studio)


C o i ’YiNG, A S r E C I A L I T V :


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' NEW STOCK OF I’ lIOTO FRA.MES


iMl the Latest Dance and Comic 7\lbums for tlic Coming .Season . SWEET' MARIE” TWOPENCE


New block of Mclodiuns, Conccrlitmi, Mouth Orgaii.i, Violin btring*, Ac.


Lessons given'on Pianoforte, Organ P U P IL S P R E P A R E D F O R E X A M IN A T IO N


O SW A L D ROWE, GOAL M E R C H A N T . THE BEST


Pemberton and Arley Coal, and all other kinds. Orders received at ESHTON ' TERRACE, C L I T H E R O E


Si ’EciAL P rices for W aggon L oads. F U R N I T U R E R E M O V E D .


A G E N T for Great Harwood CoIHcrj' Co. (Cock Bridge) The only reliable place in Town for Artistic


PHOTOGRAPHS AND


ENLARGEMENTS IS


AUVIOK, I>-l-Ol!SIATIOX, AXO AMISTARCK Gm'K.X HARGREAVES’, KING T.ANE STUDIO


Satisfaction guaranteed in all Branchc.s. ,


High-Class W o rk . Low Prices. 1» I '**' “ A' T


,\LT Mill Li.mk Work..s and Quakrhls, CM niKROIL


t o BE I.ET BYTEN-DER. tlic well-known and


. T.aliiable Lmieworksand Stone (Inarrlcs,called ' halt Ilill,"nitnalc at Clitlierix’. with the tlirec imekiln-s. Dwdlmg-hon.se. Olllcc^ Buildings,


.Meadow and I'astiiTO l8ind thereto belonging, con­ taining altogether 10 acres, 0 roods, 10 poles or therv.alsiiit, and now in tbo occupation of Mr. Koisirt IVarson, al.«o tlio New Barn. Sliippon and SlAblca adjoining, at present unoccupleil. TIic-so Quarries arc well ojieneei out. case to work, and contain nn inexbsii.Cible supply or'cxcelicnt llmo- stone smlablo cither for building or hiirning into lime. Fur either of these purposes this llmestono IS unequalled, 'nic premLses will be lot for a term not cxcei.sling seven years, or on a yearly tenancy as may lie arrangtsl with entry on 2n,l Febniary ne.vt. 'fenders to be deliverval to me oo or Is'fore tlie dull in-Mant, but tho owners (lheCor|>orallcm ■ of Chliiens;) do not l.liid themselves to accept the ■ugliest or any tender. Condllioiis of letting may Ih! inspectotl, and furtlior p.srticular.s obtained on. ajiplication to


JOHN KASTIIAM, Clillierts', :tnl October, Is25. 'fown tqcrV, 7-1,0:


Umbrvliss repairvd while you wait. Such as n>.covering broken fAqts anil Ribs; Loose Jointe; 'Forn hkin.-. and all other Fadings. New Umbrellas in.sdc to onler in one hour’s notice, except Satur- davs. The alxive is al.-o the SIioji at which to have your Uair cut, and a Sli.avo while you wail: and ' if vim cannot leave your head yon can take A ticVtel.


M DU O D A L E ’ S Umbrella Hospilal, , Wnterioo, Is the place to call with your m ■


3 •‘-7 A U


FAR.M TO RE LKT. r O BE LKT, by Tender, with ]iossession nt tho’


ivar: .'Ulhat FARM calleil IIKill AIOOll,'" 'tiiato in Clithcroo, ladonglng to the Gorcniora of liihcroe nriumnnr.Sohixil, consisting of a House, am, .';hip|wn. and other Bnihlinp,, nn.l sercral doacs of .Meadow and I ’astiiro land, ns now occu-’


pied by Mrs. Tonimnt with .Mr. Stopben Tennant, cont.tining altogether in statute measuro la. Ur. I7p., or thoroalHiUls. Further information may bo oblaine,! from Mr. nriinn I. Roiii.>Oox. of Clilbemo Castle, tho Icrk to tho Gorernors, to whom Tenders in writ­


ing may Is; sent tip to and incluaivo of Tuesday, tho 8th of ()ctoix*r next


lOlli tsept , I.’i’Jo. .


)tli,-r Oiitimildtngs. and sereral closes of .Me-adow . jhI I’astum I-aml. ns now occnpusl by Mr. .I.imes ' ;lark. Csnitaining 111 slaltite nn sson’ Il.la. l.'ip , ' r liii-rf-alsmis. q ho tenant will show tlie Fann.


l-urlbL-r information may Is; otit.aimsl from Itoiir. (lui.i.sai.i., Diitton, Longridge, to wlmni teniters in srritmg may Is) sent on or Is-foie Saltmlay, tho litli of Uctoia’r, 180.7.


I iO BE LET liy Tender, with posses.sion, on - L 1-elimsry 2nd and .May I2tli Next. All that ARM called " .MitchellV, ’ situate in Wniiiling- .n, ne.ir Cllithorue. consisting of House, Barn, anr!


usnat times of entry In Iho spring of next ' P i I 15»! l i ,1^ALL FAR.\r, near Pre«ton; •


. . . . . . . fl^jiciium oiA l> nwr. A quantity of


and Cwkcwlfl. ,Scv .rnl Fox Torriem and A'qimn- of \\ iro Netting, -Apply J. Haiioreavks,


^ ^ iHt v “ King blreet. : TCo OLct pnre and crosabnxl Fiillcts • - c n


X -IRAI. Can 1)0 booh working.—Waduiko- TON 8 Bazaaii, 1, Moor-laiie, Clitherco.


W l fA l 01-1'EKS for Seven 2.<. parts of THE


i.Uition) with i ’ liotopraviirc Portraits of the Icsd- lOK amors of the tiny. Edited by Thomas Keiitbley. Perfectly now ; never bocii'cut.—Offers to bo addressed to G.D., T lmks Oh 'ick.


, I LAYS OF SHAKESBEAUE , (New


®n Sale of C O B S and.one


-Of OTory descriptioa AND D


one on tie demises AT THE’


- TIMES OFFICE. OKISIH 4


tliosoat Little Ciionlalo and tlio adjoinin;; land, tbu wliojn bclilR 170a. 2r. Op. by Ordnancu snrroy. ’


Mr. V orswick, tho ptvsont toiiant, oociipios a -


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