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m: ManteD W ANTED for Saturday afternoon, Jobe 25tli,


WAITERS__Apply not later'tlian Jobe 18tu, Starkie’s Arms IIotee, Glitlieroc.


on tlio Crieket Eield, a Eew GOOD w


'ANTED—A GIRL to assist in Housework and with Chiidren.—^Apply Tuieb Office.


WANTED AN APPRENTICE to Painting Painter and Decorator, Ohatbum Road, Ciittieroe


and Decorating.—Apply Hy. Tatlob


B ICYCLES EOB EIRE to responsible parties L a d ie s required to EMBROIDER on Satin.


at Whiteside's, 10, Castle St. etc., at Home, Town, or Country.—Send


addressed envelope for Specimen to try. Mr. A. Seatob, 145, Wandsworth Road, .London.


WANTED to Purchase a small FARM, from 20 to 40 acres, in the neigbourhood of


Clitheroe, Whalley, Clayton-le-Moors, Accrington, Church, or Burnley. Must be within easy distance of Railway Station and good schools. For further particulars apply W., Clitueroe Tuies Office.


BOROUGH OF CLITHEROE. T o T ailors, &c.


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lars may be obtained from and tenders to be sent on or before July 2nd, to the Superintendent of the


Brigade. Moor Laue. The lowest or any tender will not neceesarily be


accepted. tro Oet L


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p a r tm en t s to l e t at The People.’ Dining Rooms and Commercial Hotel, 14, Castle Street, Clitheroe, Proprietor, R. Wooler.


O LET.—Two Good HOUSES, Albion Street, Rent 2s. 2d. per week, clear.—Apply 14.


Salt Hill Terrace, Clitheroe. iO BE LET, in one lot, the FARMS, hitnerto


__ let separately, and known as Ridding Hey and Sir Ricliard Hey, situated about one mile from Clitberoe Station. Tlie farms contain 83 acres or thereabouts of excellent Meadow and Pasture Land, well sheltered, with good Farm House and Buildings. These farms are very good for the abundant production of excellent milk and butter, and are well adapted for sheep farming. Possession 2nd February and 12tli ilay no.xt.


For full particulars and to view apply to Richard Briggs & Sobs, Limited, Bankfleld Lime Works, Clitheroe.


©n Sale


>IANO FOR SALE, by Justin Browne, nearly new ; Walnut Case.—Apply Times Office.


(Saturday). Also Hencote, Pony, Cart, and Harness. Sale at 4-0 o’clock in the afternoon.


S apidy at the Times Office. O


Fixtures. To be sold at 'Valuation. A going con­ cern. — Apply Marv Jobes, 4, Castle Street, Clitlieroe.


TO B E S O L D . — An Old-established T A I L O R IN G T R A DE , Stock, and O


N SALE--GOOD HOUSE, No. 83, Woono Lane, CUtlicroe. For further particulars


ALE OF 200 POULTEY near Gladstone Cottage, above Grindleton, to-morrow,


he co r po r at ion are prepared to receive TPJNDERS for a number of UNIFORMb for members of the F'lRlS BRIGADE. Particu­


of Ellen Penny, late of No. 11, Waterloo, Clitlieroo (who died on May 20tli, 1898) are hereby requested to send in particulars of such claims to the under­ signed, the trustees, on or before Saturday, Juno 18tli, after which date the truatees will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have


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had notice. Notice is also given that all persona owing money


to the estate must pay the same on or before Satur­ day, June 18th, to tho Trustees.


J. T. BRACEWF.LL, Jas. EASIWOOD,


Moor Lane, Juno 10th, 1898. William Read, Deceased


Pursuant to 22 and 23 Victoria clmptcr 35 nil


persons liaving claims against the estate of William Read late of Clitheroe Lancasliire Grocer (who died on the Cth day of Marcli 1898) are to send written particulars tlioreof to ui the undersigned Solicitors for John William Eves Zacliariah Storman and Hartley Baldwin junior his Executors before the 23rd day i f J uly next after which date the said E.xecutors will distribute the deceased’s assets having regard only to the claims of which tliey then have notice. Dated the 17th day of June 1898. BALDWIN WEEKS & BALDWIN Clitheroe.


Margaret Ann Preston, Deceased. Pursuant to 22 and 23 Victoria chapter 35 all


persons having claims against tlio estate of Makgaret ^\I^N Preston late of Church Brow Clilheroe Lancashire Spinster (who died on the 17th. day of October 1893) are.to send written par­ ticulars thereof to the undersigned Solicitors for John Aspin her surviving acting Executor before the 23rd day of July next after which date tlic said Executor will distribute the deceased's assets having regard only to the claims of which he then has notice. Dated the 17th day of June 1898. BALDWIN WEEKS & BALDWIN Clitheroe.


S]’ IRITUAL MISSION ROOM KING LANE.


N SALE, a GREYHOUND BITCH, “ Green- croft Princess," K.C.S.K., 834a. Winner of Twenty Prizes, including Firsts ■ and Specials.


Having no accommodation will sell very cheap.— Hargreaves, 'Tobacconist, King Street.


makers, Dickenson’s, Blackburn. Strong Frames, 44 inch Reed Space. Furtlier particulars, apply, Henrv Parkibson, Clitheroe.


iron on outside; thin boarding inside; between which is a layer of thick felting. The interior is tastefully decorated and well lighted. Also good GAS STOVE if necessary. Very good STORAGE ROOM underneath. ALSO excellent Corrugated IRON SHED,


ING, 22 ft. by 11 ft., covered with corrugated


10 ft. by 10 ft. Interior boarded throughout. Good window. Slow Combustion Store and Piping included.—For price apply Calverlef, Joiner, Chatburn Road, Clitlieroe.


Sales b? auction


11, WATERLOO ROAD, CLITHEROE. HE MISS FENKV, DECEASED.


A mos DUERDEN has been instructed by H ousehold F urniture,


and effects. Sale to commence at 2 0 o’clock. On view morning of Sale. For particulars see posters.


[ I F u rn itu r e , fu r n itu r e . 2 and 2a, shaw Bridge Street, Clitheroe. J. E. SMITHIES, m -


the People’s Furnisher. Specialities in Furniture. Upholstered I,eather Sofa, a clieap good-wearing line; Double Woven Mattress, to fit any size of Bedstead ; Splendid line in a neat useful Bedstead at 15b. 6d . : Mahogany Dressers, good design, polish and make at a very reasonable price; Hard­ wood Chairs; American Rocking Chairs; a few good lines in Bamboo Tables; Wicke^ Chairs. For particulars of prices of Furnishing, apply at 2 and 2a, Shaw Bridge Street. Second-hand Furniture Sold, Second-hand Furniture Wanted. Wrnituro removed at J. E. Smithies’.


IN MEMOUIAM. , *


Grees—In loving memory of Grace (Whitaker), the beloved wife of Roger Green, who died June 19th, 1896, at 68, Swinley Lane, Wigan.


’ £ 2 0 To Be Given Away,


(No Entrance Fee). Amongst those who Re-ar- range the following 15 Jumbled Letters,


H L L L U E E D . S S O O B T N


to spell three well known English Towns. Send in your Solution with a Stamped Addressed


Envelope, and I will inform you if correct, with full particulars of Competition. Address—


THOMAS WADE,


161. Riversdale Road, Highbury, N. 0BB


THE ORIGINAL


Royalbakingpowdei IlM Best


WBCET, CMMtir A Sfc, Messrs. Braccwell and Eastwood to Sell by


Auction to morrow (S atcbdat) Jobe IStli, 1898, the


ON SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY, about 150 PLAIN LOOMS; in flrst-class condition,


ON SUNDAY NEXT, THE PLATFORM WILL BE OCOUFIED BV


MISS KATE RIBCHESTER, Piston; Trance Speaker and Clairvoyant. A TWOPENNY COLLECTION. Afternooi!, 2-30; Evebibg, 6 0.


F or SALE.—Nearly new WOODEN BUILD­


1st V. B. EAST LANCASHIRE REGIMENT. K COMPANY.


served with refresliments afterward, which will be given to them in Camp. An;^ m n absent from Camp without special


and Friday, at 7.30 p.m. It is imperative that these Parades should bo


permission will forfeit suoU allowance. Company and Squad Drill every Tuesday


well attended in order that all may become ac­


quainted with the New Rifle and the Alterations in tho Drill. Railway Fares (Volunteers’) will be allowed for


AH men attending Battalion Parades will re­ ceive allownnco of foui/pence instead of baing


claims or dem.ands against the estate of George Haworth late of Wballey in the County of Lancas­ ter Grocer (who died on the 22nd day of .lanuary 1898 and whose will was proved at the Lancaster District Registry of the I’ robate Division of Her


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o t ic e is h e r e b y g iv en that aii Creditors and other persona having any


Majesty’s High Court of Justice on the 26th day ot Marcli, 1898 by WiUiam'Skirrow Airey and Mark Wilkinson the Executors therein naraedp are hereby required to send the particulars in writing of their claims or demands to me the undersigned Jonathan Nowell Withers on or before the first day of July 1898 after wliich date the said Executors will pro­ ceed to distribute the Assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto-having regard only to the claims and demands of which they shall then have had notice and they will not be liable for the Assets of the said deceased or any part thereof so distributed to any person on persons of whose claims or demands they shall not then have


had notice. Dated this 8th day of June 1898. J. NOWELL WITHERS,


5, Tacketts Street, Blackburn, Solicitor, for the said Executors.


Re Ellen Penny, Deceased.


o t ic e is h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t aii Persons having any claims against the estate


legal IRoticcs. Re George Haworth, Deceased. Pursuant to the Act of Parliament 22nd and


23rd Victoria Chapter 35 intituled “ An Act to furtlier amend the Law of Property ana to relieve Truatees."


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FASH I O N A BLE WEDDING.


R e v . W . O, A s sh e t o n t o M iss W in if r e d M a s t e r .


Last Tuesday saw the Church of St. Peter’s, at


dance, the-latter the work of the fair friends of the highly connected pair who were about to enter the bonds .of wedlock, and principally under the superintendence of Mrs. Oxley, along with the. gardener of -Montrose House, Mr, Chas. Beggley, and the gardener of the Vicarage. The happy couple were the Rev. Wm. O. Asshe­


ton, son of Ralph Assheton, Esq., Downham Hall, Clitheroe, and Miss Winifred M. Master, daughter of J. H. Master, Esq., Montrose House, Peters­ ham.


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At 2.30, as we liave said, ,the church, most beautifully decorated, was filled to the utmost


and organist ready to give welcome to the bride., The Rev. G. S. Master, Bourton Grange, Bristol,


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Mr. Bazley: Framed engravings. Mr. and Mrs. Trappes-Lomax: Silver cigarette


The Rev. Coventry Master and Mrs. F. Haviland : Fish carvers.


Captain and Sirs. Arthur Master: Tea basket. Miss F. M. Master : . Cheque.


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Miss E. Master: Cheque and cushion. Jlr. and Mrs. R. E. Master: Silver dessert knives


nnd forks.


Petersham, Richmond, all aglovv under a summery Miss sky an dwith floral decoration in the greatest abum >


- Nidiolls and Mrs. Block : 'Two pairs of nut- crackers.


Mr. and Mrs. Naish : Old china bowl. Mr. and Mrs. Hotham Newton: Case of spoons


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The ev. VV. H. and Mrs. Uxley: Pair of silver peppor castors, and cushion.


and sugar tongs, Bilton Rectory Servants: Silver egg-stand and


spoons. Colonel and Mrs'. Sparks: Pair of Doulton flower , pots. I '


Miss Sparks : Silver-mounted paper knife. Lady Sudeley: Silver hot water jug.


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Miss Thursby : Cheqeu. Colonel and Mrs. Ricketts : Treasure table. Mrs: and Miss Editli Wenn: Silver-mounted scent


with invited guests and neighbours, and the choir Mrs. Leslie: HandkerchieL ;


with the Rev. W. H. Oxley, Vicar, and the Rev. and fillagree spoons. A. G. Rawstorne, Rector of Creston, Lancashire,


•acting as his best man. The bride came in on the arm of her father,


wlio gave her away, and she was attended by her sisters, the Misses Mildred and Hilda Master, Miss Assheton, sister of the bridegroom, Jlisses Gladys Mayne and Eva Bcgbie, cousins of the bride, and Miss Constance Carey. Those in their turn were •scorted by the groomsmen, ifr. Ralph Assheton, Mr. Nicliolas Asshelon, Mr. Bazley, Mr. Ward- Jackson, Mr. tlliver Fraser, and Mr. J. W. 1’. Mosley. There were also a couple of pages. Masters


Roger Hunt .and Rd. T.-Assheton. Mr. Abbott acted as organist, and during and


after the ceremony the choir sang “ Fight the Good Figlit,” “ 0 Perfect Love,” and “ Thine for Ever.” The bride wore a dress of ivory white satin,


embroidered with true lovers’ knots in silver, and trimmed with Duchesse lace. The train, whiclt


pages. A coronet of orange blossoms and a veil with a diamond crescent, the gift of the bride­ groom, completed the costume. The p.'iges, nephews of the bride and bride­


groom, were dressed in white silk suita, wish capes lined with blue hanging from the shoulder, and white silk hats with ostrich feathers and paste buckles, .and wore pearl pins, the gift of the bride. The bridesmaids, six in number, wore dresses of


white lisge applique, with under-skirts of Cam­ bridge blue silk, trimmed with blue chiffon, and paste buckles; white straw hats, trimmed with white chiffon and lace, white plumes and blue silk rosettes. The bridegroom presented each with a bouquet of tea-roses and heart-shaped brooches oi pearls and turquoises.


35° present. Then the happy showers of rice and confetti sped them ujlon their III'. with wliite and blue feathers. When thev rct.irn


it will be to Bilton Rectory, Rugby, On the previous day, in honour of the occasion,


a substantial tea had been given to a large num­ ber of the inhabitants of Petersham and Ham. LIST OF PRESENTS.


H . iy i . The Ducliess of York: Sappliire and dia­ mond ‘crescent brooch. '


The Bridegroom to Bride: Diamond crescent brooch; sappliire and diamond ring.


The Bride to Bridegroom: Miniature of herself; gold watcli-chain.


Parents of the Bride: Set of table silver, gentle­ man’s gold watch, diamond ring, pearl ring.


travelling writing case and ink-stand, two pairs of silk damask dr.awing-room curtains, Devon- port tea service, Devonport coffee service, pair of drawing-room footstools, pair of cosies, Duebesse lace, Dnehesse handkerchief, set of Miller’s works, and other books.


Parents or the Bridegroom : Cheque, Tourmaline broocli, diamond and sapphire pendant, house linen. Speaker’s Commentary, sofa, silver and tortoise-shell box. Tourmaline brooch.


The Rev. R. O. Asslieton : Silver tr.ay. ilr. R. C. Assheton : Clieque. Jlr. and Mrs. R. Assheton : Set of silver fish knives


•and forks. Mr. Nicholas Assheton and Miss Assheton: Pair


men attending Battalion and Company Parades from Whalley and Chatbum. Recruits wishing to join can receive all infor­


Drills will be arranged at convenient times to suit requirements. The Annual Encampment is fixed for July 9th


(Brigade Camp) at Yarmouth. By Order,


ROWLAND I. ROBINSON, Captain 1st V, B. East Lane. Reg., K Cmpy.


mation at tho Orderley Room, from the Sergeant Instructor, any evening escept Saturday, and


of silver candlesticks, topaz and pearl heart, with gold chain.


Mrs. and Mr. Aspinall; Pair of silver butter dishes and knives.


Miss Aspinall: Silver-mounted jam pot,


Admiral and JIrs. Alington : Gold ring with signs ,


of Zodias.


The Misses Alington ; Flower vases. Miss Alice, Miss Ada, and Miss Ellen Alington : Silver mustard pot.


Miss Annie Alinglon : Silver toilet scissors, etc. The Honourable H. Brodrick: Silver cream jug. Mr. and Mrs. E. Burrows: Set of Venetian finger glasses.


Mrs. Baker; Painted satin table centre, Gencrakand Mrs. Phipps C.arcy : Irish china card


tray. Miss Fieldcn : Silver tea and coffee pot, set of silver-handled scissors.


Tlie Honourable Mrs. J. Fieldcn : Table silver. The Rev. Canon and the Honourable Sirs. W. Feililen : Pair of bon-bon dishes.


Miss E. Feilden : Silver cream jug. Sliss Effie Fcihlcn: Silver photo frame.


Colonel and Mrs. Barrington Foote: Set of tea­ spoons.


Miss Gillmore : Embroidered tea-cloth and Words­ worth’s poems.


Sirs, Hart: Cheque. Sir. and Sirs. Hales: Pair of silver candlesticks.


Sir Thomas Bazley, Bart.': Recording aneroid baromater.


ed scent bottle. , u P r i c


Jliss Dudin Brown : Pair of Dresden candlesticks. Colonel and Miss Sharp: Pair of entree dishes, and Mrs. G. W. Duncan; Shell salt cellars


bottle. Lis vases,


were in waiting, as was the bridegroom, with his, jiadame Bricka: Dresden cup and saucer, eldest brother, Mr. R. C. Assheton, who was Miss Caroline Jfaster: Embroidered tea-cloth.


^Ir. and Mrs. C. G; Master: Silver salver. Captain A. E., Mr. T. M., and the. Misses Mas* ter: Standard lamp and shade.


The Misses Johnson: Afternoon tea-cloth. Mr. and Mrs. Cuthbert Brereton: Set of tea­ spoons and tongs.


General Campbell: Cheque. Colonel Campbell: Cheque. Mr, O. and the Misses Fraser: Silver card case. !Mr. and Mrs. Bagot: Pair of silver candlesticks. The lion. Mary and Emily Onslow: Worcester china vase.


Mrs. Feilden: Reference case. Tlie Rev, G. S. Clayton: Bon-bon dish. Dr. and ^Irs. Anderson: Silver photo frame. Miss Ann, Miss Court, and Miss Jenny Anderson : Set of white china flower vases.


was white and silver brocade, was carried by two i l i l and^he\^^cssr^Fu^mss^’B'^^n^^^^ ^liss Etta Feildcn : Venetian va'ses.


Mr. Ward Jackson : Lamp. Airs. Langlands : Writing'set.


Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Littledale: Silver cream jug. Aladame Logan : Silver frame.


Air, and Airs. eAIrvyn Peel: Crown Derby des­ sert service.


Miss Yseult Peel: Crown Derby pot.


Capt.am and Mrs. Sankey: Pair of silver bon-bon dishes.


The Alisscs Peploe Smith : Silver toast rack. Air. W. Aloslcy: Silver shoe-horn and , button­ hook.


After the ceremony, and the signing of the re- Airs. Lionel Warde: Flower vase, gister, the guests were received at Alontrose, about


couple left the door of the brides* old home for Miss E. Hunt: Dresden inkstand. Scotland, at about five o’clock, and showers upon


The Alisses Anderson : Pair of silver naykin rings. Steward : Silver sugar basin and


Mrs. Percy-Weston : Silver cream jug. Trueman : Barometer and thermometer,


g S u i '^ i n i fl^owe"


Ihe brides dress then was cornflower blue Air. and Mrs. Foulmin: Leather work-case, foulard trimmed witli white, and blue hut trimmed


Miss Foster New'ton : Worcester china pot. The Misses Master : Tall flower vase. riic Rev. C. and Mrs. Rudd : Pair of fruit spoons. Miss H. Cochrane: Stamp box. Miss Cox : Iron candlestick. Miss Bcllson : Norwegian lace. Mrs. Slmibsole: Silver-mounted scent bottle. Mrs. Mackintosh : Old Dutch silver spoon, Mr. Leicester C.arey: Lace fan. Miss M. Master : Flower vases. ^Irs. Dunlop; Silver-mounted scent bottle. The Rex, 1. nnd Mrs. Twenlow: Silver jam pot. Mrs. Kortegarn : Bavarian china bowl. Captain and Mrs. Tudor: Painted satin cushion.


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turquoise ring, pearl and diamond bracelet, tur- - r "r- i • i qnoise bracelet plain gold bracelet, jewel case,


Miss Gladys M.ayne : Photo stand. Dr. and Sirs. Chapman : wo framed pictures. Mrs. Laming: Blotter and inkstand.


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■u vr 1 ' e o ^Embroidered blotter. Mrs. Dnkmfielcl Scott: Pair of opera glasses


SljIfeUie":'E


The Rev. G. and Mrs. Rawstorne: Lamp and shade.


Tile Misses Hornby : Old silver candlestick, ^'clock^"^ Cady Wigan : Tortoiseshell and silver


^^rii'igs''^* iBss Metchim: Pair of silver napkin


Mr. and Mrs. Waechter: Silver sug.ar basin. Ihe Rev. Canon and Mrs. Rawstorne: Heart- shaped mirror.


Mrs. Heseltine Owen : Old silver box.


Mrs Clark and Miss Aslihurst: Silver cream jur> and sugar basin.


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Case of le.a-spoons. e


General Grove : Leather hand-bag. ami sifter


: Silver-mount = Silver sugar basin


C:i|,tain James Feilden: Silver butter dish and Mrs. Suminers : Silver matcli-box. f air-ot bon-bon dishes.


Canqn and the Hon. Jlrs. W. Feildcn : —


Tile Rc\. S\. O. Burrows: Pnir of ipoons. Sirs. Barne : Silver toast rack


Sir SIounlstu.yt and Lady G.a'nt Duff: Pearl arid amethyst clasp.


^bowf Cut glass salad


Mr. and Airs. Hullscrt: Satin table centre, ^st'imf'^ ^


General Baker: Enamel .and pearl heart, Mr. Cjolv: Gold bracelet.


The Etui of Dysaj t : Eight volumes Beethoven’s oonatas, bound in morocco. Miss Groves: Set of toilet mats.


Major and Airs. Bcgbie: Alosaic clock. Airs. Wood ; Flower vase. Mr. Parry de Winton ; Etui. Mrs. Alford : I’ursc.


M i lie Misses^ Alington : Four flower vases.


1 he Rev. A. and Airs. Alaster Whitaker; Walnut writing table.


'»amuc


^BS’^^Hutcliinson and Sliss Hutchinson: Lamp Together with a list o f a number of othej


prese'nts, for which we regret to have been unablf to find room.


If. *** Crotcli: Gold puzzle ring, ’ Florentine photo


Lord .Mdcnham; Silver mustard pot. Rev. D. W. am! Sirs. Sitwell: Brass inkstand. Simeon: Silve^ pen tray.


T !f':i“ '\'i ^^y‘l?.,H’‘mson: Silver crcp.u jug.


Colonel and Sirs. Oswald Feildc-.: Toast rack (silver).


* ** In connection with the examinations held ^^ss Strange : Silver tea cuddy,


Mrs. Pritchard: Set of tea-spoons and tongs. Mr. and Mrs. Leycester-Penryhn: Silver cream jug- ,


by the Union of Lancashire and Cheshire In­ stitutes the following are the results: — Aritlinietic, Elemientalr}':— First C^ass:


Mr. niul Mrs. Duncan Campbell: Leather hand­ bag.


Brooks John C., Forrest Thomas H. N., Gar­ ner James R., Hanson William, Kay Herbt., Latham SVilliam, Scott Edith, Sjieak Harry', AV.alker Edward, Yates John. Second Class: Bailey George H., Bestwick Robert, Chester Edward', EJllis Ec^ir,'* FeU. Ethel, Forrest Herbert, Haygreaves Donald. Hartley Thos., Lester Joseph, Marsden Robert, Rushton John, Rushton John A., Satterthwa'te John H., Scott Nora, Smallev Morton S., Thorn- ber James, Wilkinson Frank, W’^ilkinsoni Har­ greaves, Yates Fred. Arithmetic Commer- cktl: Fir.st Class: Brooks John C., DugdaJe Harold. Second Class: Forrest Thomas H. N., Kay Herbert, Lang Ethel, Mitchell Bessie; Robinson Thomas, Scott Edith, W'alker E^(i\vard, Wilkinson Frank, Yates Jno. Third Class: Bestwick Robt., Brooks Jona­ than; Fell Thomas, Gamer James R., Han­ son William, Robinson Katie, Scott Nora, IVilkinson Hargreaves, Yates Fred. Music:— Aspdeay Isabella, 'Bailey Ada,


Christy Robert, Mitchell Bessie,Parker Sami., .Saitt Edith, Scott Nora, Taylor Richard. Needlework:— First (jlass : Baxter Dinah A., Cowgill Alice, Cunningham. Beatrice A.,


■ Edmondson Alice, Fr.ankland Mary A., Hal­ stead Alice, Lang Ethel, Lester Mary A., Mennel Florence, Rob'nson Katie, Soirer- biitts Clara, T.aylor Beatrice, Turner Mary', Varley Anna, Wilkinson*Nellie. Domestic Eccotiomy:— First Class; Bibby Gertrude, Halstead Alice, Lang Ethel, Robin­ son Katie, T.aylor Beatrice. Second Class:


Varley .‘Viuia, iVilkinson Nellie. Third Class: Franklantl M.-iry Alice. Handwriting:'— Second Class: Bkickburn


^ J* • — -y Smnllcy .tinj*- Jo’hn 'W.j Wlkinsoni Nellie.


Ihlird Class: jGeld.nird James M., Hartley Ihos., Hobson Joseph, Iz2ster Joseiih, Sl>n-


ger John, Varley Ann.a, AVilkinson WrilHam. Bookkeeping:— First Class: Kay Her-


bert, Robinson Bcokke-epmg 2nd Class: Blackburn AUson


K , Chtisw Robert. Hxird Class: Dugdale Hai^d FoiTCst Thomas H. N., Garner Jas.


H., Hanson Wm., Hovle ; John, • yy ^ y Cla-s*.: B la c l^ b u m 'A l iJ T


Shorthand:—Second Class: Bailev Geo


T h e B e s t S ummer Dkiss ] By universal consent, is


son Ihomas, AValker EdwarH wi-. i ^ Leeraing John.


wa^'ds'?Ulrered’on 7 r tw “ ’’ ‘ '’ ‘’“ Street.


Brooks Jon.atlian, Diigdale Harold, Robii^ ' ^''-'"’ entary'


Whiteside’s, 10, CasUo 2-* «P-


EIFFEL TOWER You can Rct 3 2 lumhlers (2


Of nil Grocers, or, for six stamps ln)i» I delicious Lemonade for dP*


G. FOSTER GLAKK, 710, Toivsb W'*''’ I , , ,


M aidstone. '


Mrs. Burbridge : Fancy pincushion. ^Irs. Cooke : Silver sugar basin and tongs. Miss Collie : Silver butter knife. Miss Constance C ar^: Embroidered tea-cloth. Professor and Mrs. Church: iJoulton vase. Miss Cardwell: Sugar castor. The Rev. IV. and Mrs. Earle: Inlaid table.


The Rev. Canon G. Feilden: Silver photo frame.


Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Gray: Silver tankard. Mrs. Holbcach : China dish.


Tlie Rev. le Gendre and Mrs. Horton; Silver pepper pot.


The Misses Marcia and Cecilia Fcildeii: Chippen­ dale table.


Miss T. M. Newton : Painted tea-scrvice. Montrose House Men-Servants: Set of carvers, silver-mounted.


THE SECRET OF ITS SUCCESS.


and excitement, and as tlie struggle for existence is anytliing biiteonducivo to good digestion or an appetite'that can relish anything, the palate of the average work-a-day individual has to be tickled and tempted ilia variety of ways. We are often lee tured about the evil effects of an over-indulgence ill tea or coffee, not to lueutiou intoxicating liquors until many people are bewildered wliat turn to for a beverage, wliicli shall bo at once agreeoblo to the taste, and supply the desire 1 nourishing and stimu­ lating qualities. Public attention baa been freely drawn to tiie merits of Dr. Tihhlds’ Vi-Cocoa, as supplying a long felt want in this direction. It is notsinidly a oo oa’ but .i preparation of two or three other ingredient*:, which give it great nutri­ tive and invigorating qualities It is, therefore not nierelya pleasant beverage, but a food and a tonic in the bargain. .Its success hasccrtaiuly been phe­ nomenal, nnd that is perhaps the best warranty for the claim made on its behalf, that Vi-Cocoa “ lias the refreshing iiropertios of fine tea, the nourish­ ment of the best cocoas, a tonic and recuperative foroo possessed by neither, and can he used in all cases where tea nnd coffee are prohibited. Dr. Tibbies’ Vi-Cocoa is neither a medicine nor


Tliera is no doubt that we live in an ago of sorrow


he obtained from all Cliemists, Grocers and Stores, or from 60,Gl and 62, Bunhil Row, London, E.C. As a test of its merit, a dainty sample tin of Dr. Tibbies’ Vi-Cocoa will bo sent free on applicatip to any address, if, wlien writing (a postcard will do), the reader will name the Clitheroc Times.


a mere thirst assuager. It is a food at the same time that it isa hevcr.ige, and thus answers a double purpose in the building up of the liumnn constitution, and must render it highly serviceable to everybody, especially tlie workers in mills and shops of various kinds nmong whom tea has hithto beeii so excessively drunk; while it has a turther advantage apparently of being easily digested and of agreeing with the most delicate stomach. Dr, Tibbies’ Vi-Cocoa, 6d., 9(1. rnd Is. 6d., can


CLITHEROE TECtINICAL SCHOOL. E.X.-\.MIN.-VTiON RESULTS.


, , Our Clitheroe readers, at least, that por­


tion who follow cncket, will bo pleased to hear that Amos Hindle has signed an agree­ ment to play for Clitheroe’ Cncket Club next


year. Hindle has done so well for die club-this


year, and Ids abilities as a cricketer being so well knovTO, tlie committee considered they could not do. better tlian approach him again. Consequently one o f tiie AXatch Committee approached liirn after the match last Satur­ day, when he promised to give a definite an­ swer on the Tuesday following. On 'T'-urs- ■day night the Afatch Committee met Hindleg and airangements satisfactory to both sides were quickly come to whereby he was'signed last night. He is very popular vdth the members of tliei team, and we h'bpe he will contmue to bs successful for some time to


come. —


GARDEN FETE AT eaves A most enjoyable garden


Eaves Hall on Saturday last li<»7nor in nirl rvf f-li#*


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being in aid of the Building pu-j’’? ! New Mission Room at West Brarfri‘'f The brilliant sunshine contii^^ *


of-doors, and heightening the s S S i the children’s procession and MaiTW J which were the great events of t S l


small de^eei to the success of the*^ ing,. making it possible to go thrlfl whole o f a somewhat lengthy proora'^l irs


roJl'^ ^ n ^ l


T h e proceedings commenced ate o’clock with a biq'cle gjinkhana, p r i j l


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winners being presented by Mrs h . ! / f tea. n'L.:. r'lifU,.™ d .__: , -■ '”’"051


The Clithefoe BoroughTand'?i


vvaudington Handbell Ringers both 1 lections of music during the aftenv.fr


bells having a particularly good feet out-of-doors. Tea was provided 4.30 both* in tlie house and ia tfe


house and yard; and after tea ativ nigger minstrels put in a sudden a® upon the lawn, and gave several •which; seemed to be greatly appredau


5.30 the procession entered thefrte- dhe following order:—^The land. May Queen, Pages, Maids ofnl Courtiers, Mav'polei Dancers, SailcrJ sentatives o f England, Scotland, Ir^ AVales, Japanese Visitors, Soldite jN Cowboy.% Indians, Lanc.ashire Wi^‘1' the two last ridmg donkies. Tlae processton crossed tia; laq,i


Maypole dancers gave a very ^,*5^ tion of the garland drill; and^^ meadow, where the Maypole hadkij'J ed' with its ribbons of red, \vhiii;U, yellow. Sixteen chiloren then adr*5; the Maypole, the eight boys preset:;’': partners with a ribton, while the rsj procession escorted tlie May Queen!op porary platform which had' been'etK^i der the trees. The band then ph-;' the dancers, who in the course of set, gures wound and unwound the ribbosJ they held, forming various py patter^, the Maypole, wliile the cluldrenoni form joined in the clioruses to ds *, The jMaypole itself was decorated r| crown o f hawthorn and streamers of c:' ribbon; while the little girls in tha., frocks and wreatlis of hawthorn otefy cups, made quite a charming pictures danced, and one which said muchfi careful training which Mrs. Lund, tl*, tress o f the infant school, had giwiijj who took part in the d.aiices. Lstaj; i evening the nigger minstrels again garei; g formance, and the proceedings eWe dance in the meadow to the sirisrf Borough Band. About yoo people were in i ; ^


during the course of the .ifternoon'AR ing; and the proceeds of the sale of Hr and tea tickets' amounted to over ;^t; is hoped that the building of the Nei sion Room may be commenced very si arid the announcement is mde.tk


Bishop o f Rijion trill consecrate they: o f ground set apart for ai burial gmo!, Wednesda.}', '.'June 22, the senice, cj address, being aiTangedi for 11.15’a.a


cheapest shop in town. Wuitiside's, IJtl Street,


Have your worn out Tyres replied ill ^


( }T . HARAVOOD COLLII! COMPANY.


Mabtholme (Cook Biudoe) Pm,ta!i IIabwood


HIGH-CLASi- HOUSE CCial


Is supplied from these Pits at KiE!!: Prices, and may be had of all Dealers. It is well known to heed I most economical coals in the niadi'.|


May bo had in Loads or Bags front Mr. W. L. GRIME, Clito I Mr. OSWALD ROWE,


Sole Agent for Cliatburn District—


MR. WILLIAM YATES, CHiTErBSii:|


H ellif ibld J^^UCTION IMPORTAN'r NOTICM


No Wednesday’s Salil B u l l e d C ows an d GELDC.d‘i|


w i l l b e S o l d o n T hursd.-uss P r e s e n t C a l v e r s until after haj-f*iii


-MUSIC A T THE KIBBLE* Weather permitting', the ClitherceB®'-^


Prize Band will give a programme of music on The Holme at Brungerlc)', day afternoon, by kind permission of Dewhurst, Esq., commencing .at 3 Programms': — Belle Vue Selection, jiA in Egypt” (Rossini); R e c it .and Ch«|


“ Comfort Ye ’’ “ And the Glory of ' f j (Hairdel); Anthem; “ Reahils of Blw|


Selection, “ Das Nachlager in Krewtyer); Anthem, “ Vital S fn rP l f wood) ; Selection, “Bohemian Girl” 1 a ion is , “ Halleluj.'dij” (Handhl); Antliem.


P»flJ


r jO W ] b r e i


'jh e montll


Town dag His WeP Roberts) atidj and CouncillcL Cowgill. RobJ


tree, and Till® B.'l


The minutj


Committee s| been come


CTiven poration Batl drawers w o i l


notices be e f Corporation There had


Tucker o f thd Pig Hill, tog* this had been!


The Boardl


a circular lettj Rabies was ^ out the couif


future where I examination L failed to fiml


the local aut l o f the animt| their further *


There wasi


showing thel towns as to t l for manufaeJ


that it was rJ minimum at I a reduction tl The Gas J


absence to all Gas Managel


towards his tj Advertisen


ply o f 3,S ° ° I poses for thel


the CommittiJ


to order sar contractors,


five value. It was rel


meters in thtT the money aj matter in ha| that any suclj would give future.


The Surve


the water in I and that it w that was gre


The Exo to say with


with which the Corporal


them at the I The resoj


Messrs. Ball they did nc|^ tion would i charge therJ


Counci Upon th'


the Highw: tain resolu Lowergate, the minute; Councillt


against the good enou; on. t ie \ bullied out he conside The M


Councillor putting the Councillor uncalled f what he w Council


I have ha to get it. amongst was not, once. The M:


say anyth allowed t| other merl Council


latitude gl to get. would be o f which not be a; at a late the passs The L


I’ ave the Messr;


that in t to a supi when th a main yard sto be wron thing ot It wa


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