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r V : CLITHEROE m w ' l i


CRICKET, BOWLING, “ TENNIS CLUB.


THE ANEnJAL” distributed, and at night there


■ It wi4 suggested that househoulders and tradesmen i f the town should decorate and


intended to have a civic procession to the St. Mary’s Church.


.


G f n e k a l M E E T I N G ' C n ™ t i l * pr=mi.«. w f l i BE HELD A T TH E


“ “


b r o i e o w a r m s h o t e l , ON


Monday, March 24th, a t 8-0 O’CLOCK PROMPT.


BUSINESS :


To pass the Accounts. Election of Officers. And other Business.


G. W.


E. RAWSTHORNE, I GARSTANG, j


NOTICE.


J O H N H I T C H O N , (Late Halstead and Hitchon)


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STOCK AND SH.1VRE BROKER, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, KING STREET, CLITHEROE.


Investments, Corporation Stocks, _ • Gas and Water Aimuities a speciality.


(Quick Alarkets).


Enquiries and Correspondence punctually attended to.


1 i ml; ' i'jf: iifi


:| iiS! i! l i i i l


Alonthly Stock and Share Lists on application.


Telegraphic Address: “ Transfers. °


IXGTJBATOIIS. 'Telephone: No. 24- Office Hours: 9-30 to 4-30. INCTJBATOKS.


INGUBATOES. “ 'THE. C A S T L E ”


INCUBATOH^ BES'T ON TH E ALVRKET,


EVERY AIACl-ITNE THOROUGHLY GUAIUAN'TEED.


Can be seen working anyi'irr.e. Prices and Particulars on Application.


THEO. AVILSON, AL-UCER,


IRONAIONGER A TlNPLAl'Ei WORKER YOlMt STREET, GLITHEROE.


E A S T E R C A R D S


E.VTEST DESIGNS ,.VT THE


' T IM E S O F F I C E . ^ b e (ItmeG THE CORONATION.


Clitheroe is now almost as.sured of a new 'rechnical School.


--U a meeting of the


General Coion.ation Celebration and Com- nienioratioii Committee on Wetlnesdai after­ noon a technical .school scheme of commem­ oration was unanimously decided upon, on the recommendation of the Commemoration Committee, and a Committee wa.s apixiiiiled to select some suitable .site and report to a public meel'uig at their e.arliest convenience. 'This scheme, we befieve, will meet with the approval of the majority, a large majoritj, of the inhabitants of the town.


lowards


this project, as we ha\e already announced, Afessrs. Soulhworlh Bros., manufacturers, h.avc offered ;^iooo, and on Wednesday the


• Alavor aiuiounced amidst appl.ause that he would be willing to subscribe .£500. AG. Amos Duerden ha.s also expressed his de.sire to contribute ^£50. IVitb such a start as tliis, surely we ',are justified in remarking that a technical school is almost .assured. It will need an all round effort, but we believe the public will he prejiared to contribute in


■m'


a reason.able proportion. Suggestions were made as to the mode of


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celebrations, and these, which we ought to state are not definitely decided u[X)n, are .o-s follcAVS: Friday morning, distribution of Coronation Atedals and .school processions, and in the afiernoon a large field will be set at the disposal of the children for games, etc. His IVorsliip the Afayor has generously promiised to present the medals and also to provide for the treat in the aflemoon. In the evening a dinner is suggested. On Saturday morning the Mayor will hold a re­ ception of the various Friendly Societies in the Town Hall, after which a procession will take place. .Vt noon the presentation of li-ar medals by the Conx.ratioa, to those volunteers who have been on active sen-ice in South Africa, will take place in the Mar­ ket Place. In the afternoon an ox, which v-ill have been roasting over-night, ivill be


A’O '


Hon. Secs.


, , „


for the whole of Gas Works Com­


mittee wUl aUmv the free use of gas for this


THE be a


a n d monstre torchlight processiOT. are to be arraiiged for, On Sunday it s


r i tTHERQE TIMESj pre p a y , MARCH i4_


Asylums would be increased yd. from and after April ist. ’ 'Plus is rather a l^rS ‘


maintenance for lunatics in . ------ «


Lancashire seemed to recognise that good objects like i^incasnu


^ ^


crease, but the rate is still yd. below that of ^ ^ Yorkshire.


O H A T B T J R N .


persons were equally deserving of Her place will not readily be


jp^a^iee. She w.as 78 years of .age, her yptlj yesterday. -The interment


^„,>t-nlL.e on Wednesday at the St. .Mary s wo 1


^ Galphr officiaUng. A deputation from the Clithen^ Corpora- Cemetery, the 1 •


^ Whalley is not going to be f.-u" behind in the matter. It ha.s been, decided that the l^ m e "for^heT would” have to submit, the festivities in the Wialley district shall b ____L .1,.. w J f oirlinfr County Authorities


he tar benina in uoii held on


Diwiondjub'ilee^pwcessions,fete^ d i - a »


lines as those on fireworks,


etc. memoration the


occasion _


the of f


same the


schemes


com- . wou-ld ■ h e a v e n - economical one. iwuld


On tlie question o, followigg


e


i.nnreHH.on of complying. The scheme, , 3ea ggat. .


and the deputation then impression of complying,


---------------- o complying. • ■


be *


m e ■


scneiuc,


. . , — ..


AG.


scheme for providing swimming baths at the Grammar School for the joint benefit ° f ^ T '" ’r V S s t h l S l ' i g e n W


scheme at Rev. W. H. £ io o .


. . . He.aley, M.A., has promised No decision has as yet been arrived


Tt ‘ These, so far, are the arrangements made locally.


We are pleased to learn that one of the P


THE l a t e s t 'INVENTION. ---------- .


f ii


times, has been largely coiiuibuled to from local sources— we refer lo that with which the miine of Afessrs. IVliipp is connected iii conjunction with one of tlie professors at Owen’s College, Manchester. Unlike most patents of the present time, which we gener­ ally in the direction of complicated or labour-saving machinery, tlie one which we have to record is one that will benefit llm home, and is siiecially .applicable to domestic use. For many years past Coroners have been crying out against the great danger, and inflamability, of flaimelette goods as wearing apparel, and we are pleased to state Uiat this danger has now been met by the new process, wliich puactically fireproofs all kinds of ilanneleUe and cotton goods. Alothcrs will no longer be afraid of le.aving the child­ ren’s fiamieleue or cotton garments before the lire, for should a red hot cinder fall on to any of the s.aid garments it c.onnot set fire to them if treated by this process, but will merelv bum a hole through. Afessrs. AVliipp fiivouretl our representative with a pr.aclical denioiistration the ether day of what flannelette fireproofed with the process is capable of withstiuiding. A large piece of flaimelette was Uikeii and a lighted taper applied to it, but without any effect beyond a slight sparking of the fluffy cover of the material. Both gentlemen then held the flaimelette in a vertical position and aiipheU the lighted taper to the edges, but the nialer- ial again refused to ignite, and last of all the lighted taper was allowed to lie on the material for upwards of a minute, without any effect. T he material on which the e.x- periments were triiM was a large piece, such im is used for making underclothing. Messrs.


ment could hardly be arranged. niion


#


on the p re p o * * ^ p„p.radonsma equimble arranger


_____ anged. dt>T T-lIv RibUesdale have! returned


Hon 'iliomas Lister, who is in the ic Hussars. They will celebrate liieir silver


wedding this year. ____ With a view to the formation of .an Am­


bulance Corps for Chatbum, a well attend^ public meeting was dield in the ^''ational School on Friday evening last. We are to see that the decision of the meet-


iured, a veiy- charitable and Christian work indeed. We also learn that the ladies m Chatbum are about lo form a nursing assodation, a good number of names being alre.ady given ia A full reporbof the meet­ ing will be found in anothig column.


O , ..^,1 r*KT-;eMnn work It is stated by the “ Wills County Alirror


that the Nortli-East Lancashire Volunteer ' . 'S v B


ist and 2nd V.B. North l-.oncashire Regi- ■ ■ ■ ’ a>--■


nicivtf— ^will encamp .at Perliami Down cn Salisliury Plain for their amiual tranmig from tlie 9th lo 17th August.


Among the successful candidates for ad- Aliss L. 'T. Briggs


“ 'The Allieys.” -♦ ------


I'l,.' v A Blackburn contemporary says Clitheroe. _________ tliat


Alessrs. 'Thompson .and Sons, of Blackburn, have taken over the Salford Bridge Alill,


^


t h e s a w l e y h o d s e b b e a k i h g ,G A S E .


latest inventions, and one which promises to J ‘ pQj„,ed, and Chatbum now joins m be included in the best inventions of moJe™


entirely in favour of such a corps giving first aid to the iii-


Clmrles Na.ylor (31),


inJiciGl before Mr. Jmtiioe Radley, at iM Leeds aVssues on Tuesday, for breoM-g the dwelling-house of Lucy Ellen Kitchen, and stealing tivo gold r in ^ w o ^ vw broodies, etc., at Sawle>3 on October 18, as previously rcportcci in our colurms. 'Hie prisoner, who sivcro he was nev« at


the house in his life, vra^ fcmid “ net guilty, and .-was acquitted..


A True Bill against Naylor was found by . i . ' o t o M i r D - , * i t e ' t o y P ' ~


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PENDLETON _____ Thu quarterly meeting of lliis Council tock


p a r i s h c o u n c il .


mission to The'Training CoHegc for Women, 7 "7^ ^ Seed, R- R-oduveU, H, Lcfthousc, Oxford, we arc pleased to see the mame of w-an;, rx-


place on Saturd.ay afternoon, ah Pendleton, .at wliich Alessrs. 'Thos. E-Imoiidson (diarr-


W. Pratt and J; E Britdiffe (clerk), were pres­ ent. 'The bad sUtlo of the Hclme footpath was again discussed, and the Clerk reported that he h.ad had an inten-iew ivicla Colonel Asp'mall’s representative, w to liad promised that something should M dene to shop carts and other vdiides front xxissmg over the foot-


/..wv-s \Y*'Tri'd i:res* to Mnd“‘over to riie proper parties the bottle Council.-Complaints havffig been reedved


There was one, however, in which the Chief Hies. Edmondson and . Con-suable applietl for an a


_


of chloroform and the gas .apparatus M-hich he took possession of prior to the recent chloroform case.


Afr. Lancaster and Mr.


Crook, through their solicitors, both made a but the Clerk


M'hipp further informed our representative that if a re<l hot cinder from the fire was to fall on any garment fireproofed by the new iirocess, there would be no burning of the material, other than that caused by the c)n- der laying iqKiii it. What Alessrs. \\ hipp claim for their invention is not so much the mere fireproofing, but the fact that the material still remains fireproof after Mashing tM-enty or thirty tinie.s. Further than that, all kinds of fiaiinelette and cotton goods can be fireproofed, and they claim that the^dan- ger of fire in the home is noM- practic.aJly reduced to a minimum. Our readers will be pleased to hear that Alessrs. AVhipp have taken on't the whole of the patent.^, and they are hoping the new invention will benefit Clitheroe either directly or indirectly, hut they cannot state delinitely M-helher a iicm industry M-ill he formed in the Iomil We are sure our readers Mill be glad to .see the name of a local firm connected lyith such an invention, and that they M-iil join M-ith us in congratulations to Alessrs. Whipp.


•------------------ - N O T l* AND NOTIONO. 'J'he members of the Board of Guardians


M'cre not. concerned M'ilh any extraordinary business at their fcrl nightly metetir.g on Afoiiday. 'The most imixjrtanc item, and at the 'same time die most disquieting, was the recommendation in favour of the vaccin­ ation of the inmates owing to the outbreak


of sm;


Iramp.s AVorkliouse. AVhether or not vaccination is the best or only preventative for smallpox or not does not concern us in this note, hut certainly the solicitation of the Afedical Officer over the iirobable importation of die disease into this locality is not groundless. It M-as decided that the children, and those inmates who were willing, should bo vaccin­


ated.


'he onlv course the Bench (..-er the articles to


Pratt were ap-


pplTcation order iwinted to sign all cheques cn beltalf of the Council.— Complaints luivuig been received


the IMO gentlemen, as partners, and he fur- ther advised their worships lo take tliat a few ventilating shafts as a ine.a^ of itau


course. Eventually .on order w.as made to gating die nuisaiice-j that effect.


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from scvenol i-atciiayers at Sabden regarding bad smells, etnanatiiig from tlie seivers through die man holes in tlie sGeet.s, the cpiniciii M-as exj^ressod tliatl emanaticiis re­ sulted from the insufficient ventilation cf the seM'ers, and it M*as decided to cd l the atten* ticn of the Clitheroe Rural DisGieti Counril to the matter, recoirjnonding the erection of


-A comnnuricaticn M-as


read frem Mr.. J. Eastliam, sdicitcr, Clith- eroe, stating that he liad been consulted by


'Tlie AYe.avcrs’ Amalganialioii, on Satur- certain ratepayers M-itii respect to the propcsal


day axlopled an important iicm- rule m IiIi to levy a rate c f 6d. in the j S toMards the » - reg.-lrd to strikes and disputes in the we.ai-ing peivse of die proceeding M-ith die scheme for


trade. Rule 3-| was amended so that, in a new tow-nsliip anti warning tlie Council that future 65 per cent, of the operatives at a as such expenditure Mas unauthorised his cU-


niill niusl be members of the Amalgamation, instead of 50 per cent,. as hitherto, before the Amalgamation takes up their disputes.


'Phis ncM- rule M'ill come into force six months hence.


Clitheroe people are. Me believe, on the


ents would object, and the result would h<e that the meniberr. c f the Ccuncil themselves M-culd h.ave to pay the exiiense- 'The letter M*as ordered to lie on the table.— Ccurcillor Seed s.aid -t neM- bridge fer vehicular G-iffici to cross die brook in Pendleton village m-.is badlv M-antcd, and ithat there m-os a strong


M-holc, fond of gooel concerts, and as a rule feeling in the village respecting the matter, ahvays show their appreciation of such events The Ccuncil concurreti, .and if. -n-as unaui- M-henever they take place. Though the mcu.sly decided to bring tho matter before Borough Band concert M as largely a humor- G.e District Council, ous one, it may still be classed as an enter- taiiunent of the better type, fer th'e hurotut M’as of a kind to Mhich no one could make objection, .and Mas heartily enjoyed by all present. In addition to this, and M'hat the Borough Band more particularly desire, there m-xs a good attendance, and a goo<l round sum will no doubt have been added to the funds of the band.


WHITEWELE.


COL’. PARKER’S HOME) COAHNG. A meeUing of th'e tenants amd neighbours


Next M-eek mc shall publish the first, instal­


ment of a most iiiiteresting story-, entitled “ Her Humble Seia-ant,” from the pen of


allpox .at Nelson, an<f the likelihood of Irene M. Norcross, daughter of AG. Nor­ as from that district coming into the cros.s, formerly schoolmaster at S t James’ School. *


------ .♦ ------- 'The death of Airs. AAffiipp, of Alillthorne,


has created a void that m-111 not easily be filleil. Above all she M'as a mother, and a mother M-hose affections and .sympathy- ivent so far as tlie sick, the aged and distressed. She M-ill be missed by- many, for the-circle in Mhich she M-a.s both esteemed and rever­ enced M-as a M-ide one. She m-xs a liberal


It was announced that the weekly rate of supporter to the nee-Iy and the good,-and


ANTHRAX AT BASHALL EAYES, A'rJ outbreak c f anthrax haa occurreil


ed at Horse Heiy Farrrt, Bashall Eaves. Four coM-s have -died frcurJ the disease, and tho esrexses desGciyed. The case has beeni noti- ficd to life AVesti Riding Authorities


r t f t l r X . ______ . . •


M-as held at the Red Pimm Hotel, on Wed­ nesday night, to arrange for M-el:crair.g Col. Parker on hisi .safe netum- AG. F. Pamieter, Aliddle Leies, prcsldoo', and atcu t 30 attend­ ed. It M


O


to ^ n d o n , a f t e L prolonged tour in Jiuth ^ ^ A l , i * . h . , « . h e y . e n ^


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It has been, decided that the would only be able to ^m.djir a district shall be scheme, toi and on the saiiitJ


same tu:oi the de


tion waited upon the Rural District Council at their meeting on Monday to suggest a combination of the two District Councils _ with the Corporation in providing an Isoia- Alderman, lion Hospital. The Clerk advised that they ^yhere,


We congratulate our worthy County Coun­


cillor . on lus election yesterday as County A reference will be found else-


Mr. Assheton’s elevation w l l '■ hus caus^a ! hear on good authority trmt:


We feel sure Mr. Garnett wiU s iw ^ >veicei=o.L. weie DEtrict Councils would do we^l to ally Uiem- j^^wledge of pu^bhe affairs eminently fit mm s - — ot tne v.niiuieiuc . r i i r s s r s » ^


inhabitants cp him


' c j Liwwva.w__being made for according parker a general public welcome on


• ^js return home, wliich is expec e


his about Saturday next.


MEETING Of ' tTLE AMBULiHsC E CLAirS. .


nmvlyformed^Ambulanoiclass,hddcniue. -irt__ Af A-w-rt-Kr\itCii»


At a further wen attenoeAi further w^l attended, in«5<taig <;f , °


day, a president and vice presidents ner . ' - * .


physicM • 1 hi3 opiraon prohibiticn ^


jx 4 \>if‘ \cryiilcl ooinci fTonx it« In jj ,^vo^dd be a splendid rnlillc at '


-V


uio detail hew prohibition co^d be accom- pUsheJ, and dealing wtlr the question of said the ideal of the prohibi­


tl.ir.g for the cour.tty, and ^ lo rg l 'The lecturer tben


^,^1 orohilv,-


elected, and. Mr. Vince Mcerhouse was elected secretary grertem.


A M l report c f the meeting with regard


to the formation of an Ambulance corps will be found in anetber, coiunim


HVDiES AMBULANCE CLASS. We understoed that a ladies Ambulance


class, under the .direction of AGs. Chorlion, is about to bo formed ir.i addition to the men's eiass, and we leant that a good number c f names ha.ve already b e^ given in, and a class will be started shoSy.


CTLVTBURN, ILQ. Cliatbunt idoibaJl Club reserve met tlie on or


i^ve died from anthrax at ________


Tom Nicholson, of the Brownlow aGms


Hotel, h.as secured the catering Cricket Field during the comuig se.oson.


Clitheroo Catliolic juniers, c-it the Chatbum ground on Saturday last and a good luatrit was tLe result, Ixtli .sides playmg very mcU. Chatbui-n, however, managed during the lirst half to keep the visitors m. check, and the wliistle blew, widi Chatbiirn i Juniors o. On


tionists was to give the projrie the same ^ rower as the magistrates s if they said thg


■ did not want ai licensed public heuse, then no authont)- should force upen tten, the


license, unless thej’ desired i t What tlwy said was that people iir, a well defined area,


■ should have the privilege of casting a vote, and when they said they did net want license no liceiuse would be cnforceA The prohibi­ tionists argued lliat that was m harmony uith ri-e demccratic spirit of the time. The people oinrht to he consulted, and to be .allowed to resist, the liquor traffic if they- pleased. Con­ tinuing the lecturer said prohibition had teen tried in the state of Maine in ,‘Gnerica and broadly spe.aking AL-rine iv.xs mere free from the dM k traffic, .and in e\-er>' way w.is far better, .and' far higher than otiier stntes where drink was sd d to a large extent. Aft .Mush then cenduded, .ard in doing so argued mala- ly on, the lines of loc.al option for the people ,‘Vn interesting discus.sion folloivcd, .and the


play being resumed both sides fought hard meeting afttenvards termin.-ited_witl:i a vote d fer tlie mastex)-, and after some censideraUe thanks proposed by AG. 'W. M'aite, seconded time Cliatbum managed to nm anOlier tivo p.y aG. Shuttleivortli.


goals through, hut the vbitors retaliated Mltli tM-o to tlhcir account, Bcnkirg the result Chat­ bum 3, Juriois! 2. 'i-WO LANCASIHRE POETS.


Ao the iM-oekity mjeeting, heir uxtjeij ihq


auspices of the Wesleyan Al.LS. 011 AIcnday, AG. J H'Clegg, of W halley, gave a very- in­ teresting Icciairo to a good number of ii.cm bers ;uid frier.idii entitled “ 'Im-o Lancashire Poels,’' ar.d the two in questicn were ih-e re­ nowned ” Edwin Waugh,” and the aJmest fo r fiotter. “ Priestly Prince;.” Mr. H. Dickinson presided. 'The lecUirer gave a very graphic account c f tlic two numtcl x>oots, mui rc^itc:u several of then poems, one in p.arlituhor being very much ccijoyed, namely, the Mfll knOMii Besom Men.'' On the Mticle Air. Oieggs


lecture M-as a very good cue and M-as very; much enjoyed by those present. The meet­ ing lexmiiuiled Mitli a hcaity veto of tlia-.As on tho n.oticn of AG. J. W. Co,"-dery, se.on'J cd by- AG. J H Cluilburm PROHIBTiTON.


At live Meekly iiree-uiig iield under the auo-


pnees of the Cnurui Anl.S. on \N tUr.es’.lay, air. JH Mu k, ot the United Kingdcm Aill- aiico gavt; a cap-iroi lecture on ‘ Proiubtticn. 'i iicro wxs a very good allaidance over M hom air. Tom iisou pi-esided. AC the outset tho lecturer s-aid ids could


luudiy bo ealled a lecture. I he quesucr. Uiat they liad bci'oro cnem. might be new 10 some ot ihcin, but is M'as a very iiuport.uit one neverUieless. I t Mas a course de.i.iiig M-itli tho liquor tnuiie, and the best Muys ot dealing M-iih tliis crime and admitted Mell kiiuM'ii injury. He mils pleased to see that the j.'uh'lie lud of Jato years, been more and more dra.MTj to tliis questicn nciw tiian it luid been for some time;. WJiaievtr blame some attached to AG. Kicliie, there oeuld be no dcubl about it Gat tlie drink traffic lud been brought into greater proir.inenco*, and M hai- ever iiJglit liapqxm, soirxUiing had been dene in the right direaticn. 'I'he liquor irallio as it Mtis c-arrioal tin at the pres-.nt time M'as a great eviL 'Tlie Uniied Kingdom Allianc-e maintained jdiat tlie sale of hu'o.xicatmg dri—k Mas resjxinsibie for die evils tliat they saM- on every- hiuid. 'Idiis trade differed hi ether resjoecls from all others, for the more piros- peroits the liquor traffic mu.s, the Mcrse for the coivanuiil.ly .at largty Centinuing Aty.


VE, decided to exten d a general pubU|C


M-elccme tc: CcL Parker, and i-ariou-s sugges- tlofis M-ero made!, but definite arrangemer.ts- M-ere left imtil a' further meeting.


Musk said they- very much regretted tliat the King should go to Biincn, and that ho sliould give liis patrimony Gere. I f it liad hcCTi the sUortirg of a factory, cr the starting of some big and neM- maclt'mery it M'cuJd have heen belter. Burton’s pirosixmlty meant injury to Lanc..ashiret 'That being G.e « s e they, the United Kii".gdorrj Allhancc believed that they- M'ere justified in reccirarxiiJing tint rhe sale of drink be prohibited. Their con­ tention M-as that if t ie sale of ir.tcxic.atuig cirink M-.as the fruitful source of tliesc things, they- said that it ought to Ixi prohibited, be­ cause tuiytiling tluiU brouglit abenrt those re­ sults ought surely in the inferesls of tire public to be brought to an end. 'I'he drink bill lo-d.ay M'as going up, and crime .and jioverty- .and distress to-day Mere prec-alent, raid broadly .speaking tliey M-ere the outccine to a l.arge extent c f tho existing state 'of tliingji Ccutinuing Gie lecUircr said tiiey had been trying remedies fer so many years, M-hy rot try prohibition and sec if some better re­ sults could not be cbtained frojn tliat point of view. One reason M'hy tliey had so nuieli Goubde in getting people to .adopt proliibition princlp>les M'as because iid\-ato gain Mas Go outcome of public interest. AVhea'j tliey tcuchetl a man’s jaockeUs ho M'ould fight


against them, and one thing M-hich made it so diffiailt'for prehibition to make pregrexs Mas because thousands and thousands M-ere sharehcUlers in tlie liquor business, luid bc- c.aeso they- M-ere, tliey fought against any- tl ing that would i:revent, 'in any Mhy, the s.Ge of drink at the presert time. I f tliey cculd pre%-cnt the national M-xste, that' m-xs silent cn drink, it M-oiild more tiian pay the cost by G e result) tK


--------- --------------- CLITHEROE


CRICKET CLUB FIXTURES. ITRS'T ELEVEN.


April 2


May 3 A lay 10 ALay- 17 May- 2-1 ALay'3 1 June 7 June 14 June 21 June 28 July 5 July 12 July 19 July 26 Aug; 2 Aug. 9 Aug. 16


Rest of Ribhles<iale Le.igue home


Ribblesd.Ge Wanderers ....... home BarnoldsM-ick .......................... away BarroM- ........................................ away


Brinsc.all ............ ..................... away


L om' Aloor .............................. Settle .............. ........................ AVhalley ................................. Eagley ...................................


W’halley ................................... E. L. Wanderers ................ Lom- Moor ............................. E. L. " A ” 'Team ................ Settle .......................................


E. L. .-L ” 'Te.am ................. B.arroM- .....................................


iiug. 23 IL Wanderers................ .-Vug. (30 Eagley- ........................... Sept. 6 Brinscall ............................ Sept. 12 Bamcldswick ..............


^[ay 10 Afay 17 ALay 31 June 7 June i.l June 21


July 5 July 12


July 19 July 26


Aug. 9 Aug. 30


SECGND ELEVEN. W’ ilpshire .......................


R, Wamlerers 2nd ......... W'addinglon ..................


K, AVauderers 2nd ........ AVaildington ....................


W’h.alley .............'•...........


Whalley' ........................... 1am- Aloor .....................


Aim Hill .......................... W’ilp.shire .........................


Lom- Aloor ..................... Mill Hill


— --------------------------------------- GISBDBN. B 1 L id ART) MATCH. On FriGiy evening last the members o‘ tliJ


Eclton-by-Bowland reading root. i-.'-teJ GLsbum'io pby riieir retnrr.i maieh. L-« home team bMiiiig hi g-Kxl fonu M'-iuusi


exdly by 193 yioiiu-s. Bcltcn-by-Bc-M-land.


S. Korili C. K- Lambert ^V. Downliarn


11. Wilkinbuu \V. Clark ^ Inipcy


iUC>


C L IT l lH R O l i A U C l 'lO X Mcucliiy.— ^v"ls


gcx)d aiier.cUincc, trade shc-wn; ineiit in all csai>i>e^.


6d .; dittci hc>gg


8,'4iL; ditto shearlings, 7<i W 7?l^,'| cross-bred sheariings 7,'+ l- t<> Sd.; bIi-5-j faced eM'cy, s ' jd . to (i'^'d. j litto slK.irio’^S j


6 ,tyd- to 7'4>'-J bullocks, 5,‘Hb t” cc-M-s, 3d. to 6d. J heifers, 61I. ic id jjd .


'Tuesday.— ^'Therem-.is a huge shcM- cf ot'-s


ar .l ;ui .average attoidance of buyers. 1 racJ M-;li .toirAM-hat sloM-,"nnd prices shoMoiij


liackM'.ar I tendency-, being in favour of lu) I CIS. Q i lv e l coM-s, j£ i6 to


ditto teuen I


;£iS 10s. j.diitci heifers, ;£i2 los. tc '/16.1 DEATHS AND INTEBHENTS.


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On the StJi. at Wlialley-, John Fileteher, .'ge. 7 yoitrs.


On the Sth, at St. Alary'. ^ Cemetery-, Davi.s, Russell Stre-et, 93 years.


jC 11 1 uncalvcd ccm-s, ^ ‘ 5. I ] 1 ,\LVKr. ^


t'huw ai*^ ^ ail


Chc\*iot c\scs made 5/S' Gnbum.


^G. Firth [^5?. IHlthun Wallvr


~,l. Whiitakvr “ W.


A. lliichun .....................


home away home home a'.vay


home away home home a^vay


home home


. away h(,>ir.e home


LOCI


C L n iL E K O E I -'The ironthiy


DEtrict I ’cnlul


'Technical Schcl H. Haighton p i


tendance. AG. l l of Councillor G:| and fatleiui;- .ituffs. A vei-yl took place, in fereigner cotildl for eggs M-hiclil could, becau.se f the eggs Laid in ! stuffs went it m| M'ere dc-ing a I f and tlie fact sYicly for mLlk| also rtferrel 1 Orpington and ley, Whalley N] and firss for Ih'j competitieii in


SUTTII 'There Mas a


suppler and <lai'.. room on Satuni M-xs provided. .x| appreciale-1, evening m;vs AG. WL Y . Ha tho.se M-ho g.avi| Alis.s Creok Duckett, and Al WiniHe m.-is tiie


TH E c i . r r j On SaUtrday 1


teams irjc; in a ]


game e' dod: DarM'en.


R. nroaip'i'iit H. .simrr.'.'k J. \V. IlnlliD'fll Dr. GilT Til Dr. ymitli AV. G. SU.'irrock R. S. Il:illi«ell Rnipli Yntfs F. G. lliiidlo F. C. Wintvrtor.


SA I.E O l' A sale cf worB


Schools on S;icJ G g punri-.;'.--.c M'crkirg i>ar';!e-si to be held b >r The adn'.is.'i'in|| The event ] iic. being rai-'O' !.


MF.D.M.S We arc pL;ac;


Sui'erinfmi leii-. gude. Mr. Al. D| niei-lds i.'r for senile ia nresei/aiii w i


two or tl’.r.'v- 'Vi are (I'.titled ri 1 '


I


WilkiiiS'-i!. J. Al son. It. 'raylor. I er, J. Grog.ir. l| G. W. Aider.


W.Vl The Wd; -I


rco-ignia..d liras have I'cc T . Aiar.sha.il. Mr. K Itid.hi 'addres.s. Air. J.|


an<l AG. Ti' reciter. AG. H| B.VPTISl


'lire luiivj.il


G is M'evk. ia Sunday S.'h.» : on W'ednc'd.ivl eiU tlvey have o


Thi- eamac. b| enleaai:vme!i!.S:| a novel .aa'i Braeeu'i'U m :i s | night, and g. Afleru'.irds a


given by '.h-' > .scenes in g'p' Ics.s tM -^.'.y dn| presort. Airs. I panist. t 'll i| Glee I'nicn tainmciH. M';t


M hC' g:ive


0 i I n


AhafftiTrsl


Ou the 9th, at Tenlleton, 'Titos. Robiuscr, 15 years^


Or.' G e 1 ith at .St. ALary’s Cemetory-, Josc-{>v Briggs, lVx-1 Street, 15 d.ay.s.


On tho 12th, at St. Alary-’s Cemetery-, Af.iff W’hipp, Alillthorne, 78 years.


I aa M-ouid come frem! it, to say nothing of irrproved miorals, and tlfa


In the 13U1, at St. Mary’s Cemetery, 'Tlios Bcoth, Water Street, 1 month.


TAKKN U


expenses.—Ai*f Gisburn.


not clninl


iT..ann«.-r S.alvevlov 'vh Pyc ‘ ‘ TIi. t'i.' (AfaritnnA ; AV. CaK'iirleyl and .a reeiiatj items Mere tion ti> the the Union, ini M'cre called f l the jii.cramn! Mr. J. H. I' h M'as tho accc-f condnetcr.


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