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THE TEESDALE MKRCURY—WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1910.

I Sale uf Top Half-bred Cimmer Lambs MR WHITNEY AID PARTY LEAVE WEDDING WELCOME AT BOSTON OF WOODLAND SHOW AND SPORTS. NOTES BY A NATURALIST. rs bv Suction. at Rose and Crown< Romaldkirk. She Seesdale (Dcvcuvy K0LW9CK KALL. THE REV. A. C. AND MRS PEASTON. Is it to be an early winter ? (asks the u Illus­ BARNAKD CASTLE, SEPTEMBER 14th. 1910 A Successful Day. DAT. trated Sporting and Ura:n:ilic N'«ws.") A', any MII>DI.ETOX-IN*-TK«SI)AI.K, TUESDAY NIGHT. * TBESDALB FA»^ N. Bousficl.il Formerly of This Town. The annual show and sports at Woodland, rate, the signs and porteuts of bird life are in THE BOMBARDMENT MYTH. (FROM OCR SPECIAL I ORUKSPON'DENT). under the auspices of the Iudependaut Order DM MART CO., LTD. received instructions from Mr A. On Thursday evening last, the members of favour of winter being upon us belorj we by Mr H. P. Whitney and party, including Mr of Good Templars' Endeavour Lodge, took place Coulthard, Botany Farm, to Sell MANY of the stories that once so interested us the Spain Lane Chapel, Boston, held a realise that the summer is gone. 91, Kirkby Stephen. . Sage, Mr Thompson, Mr Snochair, and Mr on Saturday afternoon and evening, and were are said by some living writers to be altogether Stanley Wilson, M.P., left Middleton-iu-Tees- reception to welcomo the Rev. A. G. Peaston BAINBRIDOB, Darling??* 62 unsupported by facts. Among these King well patronised by the public. There was a Proofs of this are seen in the Flatts Wood RTOn dale station br the 12 noon train, to-day, in a and his bride on their arrival fr>m the north | Auctioneers. , ^TWrsday. the 15th day of Septcrabsr, 1910, Alfred allowing the cakes to burn in the nice display of exhibits in the marque, and the and elsewhere. The twittering of the robin, through saloon to London. They will stay at of England. The room was tastefully decorated various sports and other attractions were Pi ,inWinelots:-80 grand half-bred gimmer neatherd's cottage, Canute rebuking his early in the afternoon, and its near approach September, 1910. the Ritz Hotel and Carlton Hotel. Mr Whitney with plants and garlands, while mot tos worked followed with the keenest interest. The Irtnightly Sale will K- R and 20 black-faced lambs, very full of courtiers on the seashore, Queen Philippa will afterwards go to Paris, and sail for America in roses decorated the walls of the school-room. to dwellings, are ominous signs of the coming interceding for the citizens of Calais, and Woodland and District Brass Band played of autumn and winter. But the portents are Ibe forward the usual «^ - Sale to commence at 1-30 p.m. on Sunday first. The party have had splendid Chief of these was one with the words, selections of music. Mr Ford, the blind Fat and Store Cattl pp,i B Botany lambs have been sold at this sale others are relegated to the domain of fancy. weather during the last five days, and have "Gateshead's loss is Boston's gain." The phenomenally early. T But how pertinacionsly the story of the evangelist, gave an address during the after­ a large Entry of Fat Bi ?Loty years, and have always given every had good sport on the moors. On Friday next, venerable member, Mr W. Bedford, J.P., was noon, and preached in tho Temperance Hall, J Keeping Sheep :-_ 01 • hetiont proving themselves good doers, bombardment of Barnard Castle by Oliver on the initiative of Mr Whitney, about two prevented from taking the chair through Squirrels, too, are preparing to hibernate, Cromwell is repeated. Only the other day a on Sunday morning and evening. A sacred ambs, Mr T. Metcalfe c . , bred and reared on a high, sound situa- hundred retainers, including all who have indisposition, but Councillor H. B. Clark, J.P., though their winter food is scarcely yet ripe. 1 lady visitor to Barnar.l Castle declared: concert was given in the afternoon. The The pretty little creature is now extremely Bwe , Mr T. Ireland'^.^ Roth old and new customers will be repaid contributed to the success of the record ably filled this position iu his absence. During 8 " From Towlcr Hill, an eminence about a mile prizes wero presented by Mr J. J. C. Allinson. watchful. In Lapland, and the extensive -i Lambs. Mr R. T^Jj R Hoe a visit to the sale on this occasion.^ shooting on Holwick Moor, will bo entertained an interval the Chairman referred to his long 'tncbeon provided at reasonable charges. west of the town, Oliver Cromwell battered to dinner. connection with tho chapel, and spoke in high List of Judges. forests to the north, squirrels are observed to aba, Mr R. Tennet. *• down the walls of the castle." The story runs terms of Mr Peaston's ministry, tie then asked change their habitations, and to remove in 1 both Rings at 10-30. Handwriting and map drawing—Mr E. Gray, Barnard Castle. that Barnard Castle being held by the Royalists the guests of the evening to receive from the Cockfield; and Mr T. Humble, Copley. Sewing vast numbers from one country to another. during the Civil War in the reign of Charles I., STANHOPE AGRICULTURAL SHOW. members a wedding gift which would be both for girls—Mrs Winn, Woodland; and Miss -All Sheep brought t« Cromwell came before it with the Parliamentary useful and ornamental. This consisted of Westle. Butter, eggs and bread—Miss L. The most remarkable thing in wild bird life, must be accompanied John Parkinson and Son, 011 troops, and having erected batteries on Towler ivory handled table knives and forks, dessert this year, is the early departure of the swallow ur Declaration. by | The Ancient Castle. Proud, Pennington; and Mi«s J. Pinkney, mVOURED with instructions from Mr F. Hill, was enabled to take and destroy the knives, a case of fish eaters, a case of fish Middleton. Pigeons—Mr C, Turnbull, South —fully a fortnight before the usual time. Last ^ Bowman, Coachbuilder,' will Offer by castle. But we must first remember that the Tho seventy-seventh year has been reached carvers, and a case of tea knives. Mrs Peaston Sunday morning hundreds of them congregated I September, 1010. of the existence of the Stanhope Agricultural Side; and Mr Cromwell, West Auckland. Auction, on the premises, Nowgate, rebellion broke out in 1042, King Charles I. was was also presented with a beautiful shower Dogs—Mr John Campbell. Gramophone on the telegraph wires in tho Demesnes and ; Lambs, as follows :—. j Castle, on beheaded in 1G49, and Cromwell became Society, and the show on Saturday, which was bouquet from the teachers and scholars of the elsewhere preparatory to their flight, which is held in the romantic Stanhope Castle Park, contest—Mr Joseph Teasdale, Cockfield. House I Lambs, Mr John Hogg^. Friday, September 16th, 1910, Protector in 1053. Therefore, if Barnard Castle Sunday school. Both Mr aud Mrs Peaston were plants—Mr W. Chapman, Copley. directed to Congo, Senegal, and along the was besieged at all during tho war, it must passed all previous records, tho gate receipts much touched at such good will aud generosity, whole Morocco shore. Those that migrate are Mr Joseph Hind flowing STOCK-IN-TRADE, Implements, amounting to over £170, or an increase of £10 Mr Wra. Preston aines, etc., including 2 farmer's new coup havo been between 1012 and 1G53. Going back so very marked when tho short duration of Mr Full List of Awards. first observed to arrive, as a general rule, in a little, we kuow that in 1026, Barnard Castle, n tho year 190S, which latter figure reached Peaston's ministry is remembered. Best specimen of handwriting—1, Stanton Africa, about the beginning of October. They Mr Thos. Anders^, •> coal leader's new conp carts, governess £130. In beautiful September weather the are thought to have performed their fatiguing Lambs, Mr Wo. Hdress 1 J. Sutherland, 80 good, high-gone Iambs Cattle. T. Cooper, scationmaster, and was a pupil of two coveys of birds, and local sportsmen are idertake Farm Stock Prop j Mrs Coatsworth, Wy thes Hill; and 20 top 1, Mr Cromwell, West Auckland; 2, T.of opinion that the season is doomed to failure. and other Sales, SUORT1IOUSS.—Bull, above two years—T Robinson, the late Mr J. J. Bailoy, of the National School. pbsfrom Mr Jos. Sowerby. MISS CECILIA KITCHEN AT THE Shield Ash ; 2 Messrs Stephenson, Anibliup Gate; •'( W N Wallace, Woodland; 3, L. Dent, Woodland. The partridge may bj particularly considered lor Probate and Legacy It is over forty years since Mr Dixon left Ladies' neatest cycle turn-out—1, Miss Marr, Sale at 2-10 p.m., also 1-30 p.m. UNITARIAN CHURCH. Cochrane, St John's Chapel. Bull, above one and under two this town, and it is interesting to note his as belonging to the sportsmen. It is a bird Duties, years—I and H (i S Koddam, Billiupr Shields. Bull calf—H Woodland; 2, Miss Gibson, Woodland. which even our laws have taken under pro­ apt Settlements. Iseniarks.—These lambs are all from sound Emerson, Hastate ; J G 11 Kmcrson, Frosterley; 3 J career, aud also that of Mr John Lowes, at one Martindale, West^ate. Cow—T Robinson ; 2 U H Emerson ; time iu the otlice of this journal, but who for tection ; and, like a peacock or a hen, may be |Pinkney's Cafe, Middleton-I iths, and are well-known, good doers. Over The Rev. W. F. Kennedy on Trashy 3 J Lowdon, Whitelees. Heifer, above two years—1 and 2 O ranked as private property. ,Ie, every Saturday, 0 hundred are gimmers, which afford a good Monkhouse, Cowshill; 3 G N Uoddam. Heifer, under two a considerable period has occupied a post of UPPER DALE NOTES. Literature. years—J Thompson, Harwood ; 2 J H Emerson, Wearhead ; great responsibility on the " Sheffield Daily •res. (ortonity for buyers as chiefly unreserved 5 G H Emerson. Ifeit^r calf, not exceeding twelve mouths— Robinson ; 2 J Thompson ; 3 W Daltou, Snowhope Close. Telegraph." Mr Lowes was also a scholar at i before. There was a large and representative [BY OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT:.] FOOTBALL. [Binderthwalte, Romaldkirk. District classes : Bull, abovo one year—11 Kmcrson, Hajrtrate ; the National School under the late Mr Bailey, gathering at the Free Christian Church, 2 U H Emerson. Heifer, above two and under three years— and the two men, as lads, were boon associates. fSON & SON, Barnard Castle, last Friday night, when the 1 and 2 ' > Monkhcusc ; 3GB Uoddam. Heifer, above one Mr D. Carrick, of Evenwood, visited Bowlees Surely virtue is her own reward. Primitive Methodist Church last week-end. Rise Carr P.M., 4 ; Barnard Castle, 1. Midland elocutionist (Miss CecUia Kitchen) and under two years—J H Emerson, Corn Ripg; 2 Market, Barnard Castle. appreciation when Miss Kitchen WM welcomed Munay, Uiiawelt; 2 Messrs Odrrah, Pa-*ou Kyers. Tup there is a capital eutry of stock. The horse Council of Middleton, presided at th« monthly subject to such conditions as shaU then laoili—i ami 'A J Forrest; '£ Q and J H Murray. Shearling meeting held in tho council school last at the interval. Suou after the re-start the VSON & SON hold Agend back to the town by tho magnitude of the gimmt'r—H and .7 11 Murray : 2 nod ,1 D Mockdale. Shotlej section, which is always a big featuro, is be announced. well to the fore. The hunters are a strong Wednesiay night. Messrs Watson and Colt- superior condition of the homesters began to ard Line, White Star ' audience that night. Occasions like that Bridge. Ciiuimerlamb—laud 2 M llr-ed ; :j J Bell, Stanhopo, assert itself, and, when two goals came their American Lino, Orient possessed its advantages, and they sorvod to Tup lamb, coulioed to Slanhopo prin^i— j Forrest; 3 Messrs ass, whilst the hackneys include t!io leading man presented their report of the footpath on Uurrah. Ewe, having reared lamb this reason—J Bell; 2 ti the Tecs-side, aud after some discussion it way in rapid succession, Barney were a beaten I Line, Castle Line and Tarn Bainhritlge & Son, familiarise them with good literature. He H Kruer^on, Willow Green; 3 Me^sr8 Herd. winners ot the County. Dales' ponies are and can supply intend AUCTIONEERS. large entries. The cattle and sheep classes was decided to await the answer of one of the team. had before him the extensive repertoire of MULh,.—Gimmer lambs—1 and 2 J Bell. Cross-bred Iambi —o— I Parcel ot Literature relafl Miss Kitchen, which included solections from —T Emerson: 2 T and T Emerson, Westgate-in-Weardale. are well filled, and the butter, cheese, and land proprietors coucornod before the matter LOT l. BLaCK-FACEU.—Tup, tup lamb, ewe, gimmer, and was further dealt with. It was stated that Next Saturday, Barnard Castle's supporters lia or South Africa. Dickens, and iu these days when so much trash gimmer lamb—O Monkhouso; 2 W N Cochrane. Tup, above bread classes also contain numerous entries. ILL that partly Freehold and partly Lease- There is quite a number of special prizes to the guarantee form had been filled up for will havo an oportunity of judging tho merits was sold in the shops, and so much rubbish of two years—W N Cochrane ; 2 O Monkhouse Shearling tup of the new players who have been drafted into \M. TARN, L bold V ARM, situate at Mickleton, in the all kinds placed before young people, they — 1 aud 3 W S Cochrane; 2 O Monkhnuse. Tup lamb—W N be competed for, the donors of which include telephone exchange and was now in the bands brth Riding of the County of York, containing could not do bettor than make thomselves Cochrane; 2 O Monkhouse ; 3 G and It Stephenson. Ewe—1 Mrs Hutchinson, of Startforth Hall ; the Lady ot the postal authorities. Other matters were the team. 11 a ugh ton St. Aud rows are the and 2 tt Boocock ; ,i \V N Cochrane. Shearling gimmer—S discussed and recommendations mado. visitors in the first gamo under the auspices of r and Valuer. l< Acres, 1 Rood, 1 Perch, or thereabouts, acquainted with some of the best English Boocock; 2 W N Cochrane ; 3 J Dowsou. (iiminer iamb—J Westbury, of London ; Mrs Gothorpe, of Thorn- ;ether with the Dwelling-house and Outbuild- writers. Therefore he counselled them to put Elliott; 2 and 3 O Monkhouse. District classes : Tup, above gate House ; and Mrs Matthews, of Lartington A little girl was accidentally knocked down the District Church League. descriptions undertaken, 1 standing thereon. 35 Acres of the above two years—W N Cochrane ; 2 O Monkhouse. Hhearling tun —o— Charles Dickens as an author in the front rank —land 3 O Monkhouse; 2 J Elliott. Tup lamb— Q and K Hall ; and Messrs Hastwell, and others. The by a lady cyclist at Town Head, Middleton, pt settlements, I Meadow and Pasture Land in and near with Shakespeare, Tennyson and Longfellow, Stephenson ; 2 W L Vickers ; "3 W N Cochrane. Pair of noted Peases' West Prize Band is billed to give last Saturday afternoon. She was picked up The presentation of the cup and medals, and iwaite. Romaldkirk. ickloton. The remaining 129 Acres, 1 Rood, and observed that Miss Kitchen had done black-faced tup lambs—O Moukliouse; 2 G and K Stephenson. "wo programmes during the afternoon and in an unconscious condition, but afterwards whist drive aud dance give promise of being a Five blaclffaced ewes—J Lowdjn; 2 O Monkhouse. Five popular event ou Friday evening, and a record Perch is an Allotment situate in the great service to the people in introducing shearling gimmers—I aud 3 W X Cochrane; 2 J Lowdon. evening. Capt. Hutchinson will preside at the came round. The cyclist was thrown from her •hip of Mickleton aforesaid. such writers with such marked and character Three gimmer lambs—li N Roadaln; 2 and 3 J Walton. luncheon, which will be provided by Mr Robt. machine and received a severe shock. attendance is anticipated. SON & SMITH, 101 the above land 50 Acres, 2 Roods, Three sheep (one male and two females)—W N Cochruuu ; c istio ability. O Monkhouse; 3 Messrs Currah. Two black-faced ewes, two Morton, Turk's Head Hotel, liarnard Castle, The bazaar, in aid of Middleton Brass Band, sneers an Valuers, ; Perches, or thereabouts, is Freehold, and gimmer shearlings, two gimmer lambs, summered and ewes and wiU be supported by other gentlemen. The is to be opened on Wednesday afternoon (to­ > Acres, 2 Roods, 11 Perches, or thereabouts, The following was the complete programme : wintered on the fell—W Emerson, Lumley Ling, Wolsiaghani; TENNIS —Opening hymn; recital — The Surgeon's leaping class is well filled, and includes day). The ladies' committee havo worked HLeasehold. 2 W llarri-'on, Snowhope Gate, Stanhope. amongst its numbers the entry of Mrs Dudley hard for the effort for many months and ston-in-Teesdale. [JM Dwelling-house, which stands on the Child; recital—The Magic Mirror; voluntary; Barnard Castle v. Oarlington. recital—Harry (a true story); hymn ; recital Horses. Smith, who will ride her celebrated mare, deserve a successful climax to their labours. Tehold portion, contains 5 Rooms and Dairy, Dainty Lass." The trotting competition is The object in view is the purchase of a set of the Outbuildings consist of Stable, —The Rehearsal; hymn. The rendering of AGRICULTURAL.—Brood mare—J Townson, Morton The Barnard Castle team visited the South nyres, Bowes. The Surgeon's Child" held the audience Tinmouth; 2 J Dowson, West "Rowlands. Two-years-old—1 likely to be a keen contest, as there is a silver instruments, and seeiug that it is a Park, Darlington, on Saturday sen., and after died Byre with large Hay Loft, Calf House, spellbound to the end, but it was in the true aud IJ Townson. Yearling—Jos Townson; 2 John Townson ; splendid entry. The pony scampers include town's band, under the control of a committee Bph Addison, f ?m Houses, Cart House, Hay Shed, etc. 3 W and G Vickers, Eaetgatc Foal—J Bainbridge, Froster­ some hard contested games, before a fair story "Harry," by Mrs Jackson, that the ley ; 2 J Dowson; 3 O Stephens. some of the fastest animals of the district. The elected by the public, the people ought to gathering of spectators, were defeated by 91 1 U> whole is in the occupation of Mr J. W. with instructions fro ", audience got an insight to real life. The DALES' PONIES, not exceeding 13; hands.—Brood mare railway company is running excursions from rally round and help to make a band creditable games to 77. The following wero the scores : and foal-J Blackett, Butterknowle; 2 J Dowson, Frosterlejr. to the town. bridge, wiU SeU by Auo« Gordon ballads invariably appeal strongly various parts, and all that is needed is, as we Miss Yoomau and T. Blenkinsopp won 6-3 LOT 2. Not exceeding 14i hands.—Brood mare—J Blackett; I J September 27th, 1W°» to any audience, and the emphasis lay in the Rutherford, Black Cleugh ; 3 J Townsou. Two-years-old— have said, a bright, fine day, to make the An interesting wedding took place at St. and 6-3; lost 5-7, 4-0, 4-0 and 4-0. Miss Farming Stock, Bay. 1*U that FREEHOLD FARM known as fact that the story has more or less been J Gargate, Gateside ; 2 J G Jopling, Westernhopeburn ; 3 exhibition a huge success. Mary's Church, Middleton, last Saturday W Hewitson, Wolsingham. Yearling—J Walton, Western, Hodgkinsou aud T. K. Bell won 0-2 and 6-1 ; Uows:— Ivwpect House," situate at Newbiggin near re-enacted in almost everybody's experience, hopeburn ; 2 J J Dent, Kastgate; 3 W Dalton. Foal—J morning, when Mr Mark Stephenson, of Rock lost 9-11,1-6, 2-G and 4-G. Miss Watson and oow, served June 20tn . 'eton-in-Teeedale, in the County of There is a grand moral in this recital, and Bowman ; 2 H Jewitt, Mickleton ; 3 D Carriok, Wollhope. Villa, led to the altar Miss Elizabeth Shaw, of Allison won 6-4 and 6-3 ; lost 1-6, 3-6, 1-6 >c. comprising Dwelling-house andperson s who would decry the public service, Gelding or mare-T Raiue, Crooks Altar ; 2 W and G Wesley Terrace. The Rev. F. W. Y. Rooker y 12th; white co*. Vickera. Pony, under li\ hands, Woardale Union—G N The Alleged Assault at Newsham. and 3-6. and white cow, gel* ' oildingg, and 3 Closes of Land, containing and more especially the army, are the Roddam ; 2 T Raine. performed the ceremony, and a good company recipients of a timely yet honest snub. " The were present. The bells rang out a merry bite heifers, gone wi« Pi whole 11 Acres, 2 Roods, 0 Perches, or COB PONIES, not exceeding U\ hands.—Gelding or mare At the Greta Bridge Police Court, on iters, 3 roan bull calves, PpMOUtS. rehearsal " was a funny domestic scene which —G N Roddam ; 2 T Raine, West Pasture, Wednesday, before Mr M. J. Dixon and Mr S. peal in honour of tho event. The happy pair L"ie Outbuildings consist of Byres to hold bespoke familiarity with the upbringing of big SADDLE OR HARNESS, exceeding 14* hands.—Two- E. Hogg, a farm labourer, named Jeffrey left later in the day for Morcambe Bay, whero all calf, red heifer cau- families, and was pleasingly rendered. years-old—J G Jopling. Yearling—H Fawcett, Ramsuaw ; tho honeymoon is being spent. filly, one year old,JJJ °" head ot cattle with Calf Box and Horse 2 I Thompson. Ireshopeburu. Gelding or mare—T Robson, Blackburn, was committed for trial at York wn colt foal, by 8Cau^ I j^Hay House, Meal House, Piggery, etc The Chairman, in a few ooncluding sentences Darlington ; 2 T Boldy. Gelding or mare, not exceeding Assizes on a charge of indecently assaulting Tho village ot Mickleton was also the scone BLANCHARD'S 1 131 hands—T Boddy ; 2 G C Clark, Bishop Middleham. J? - is in the occupation of Mr Wm. Nixon. said the points had been most marked in the Dorothy Stockdale, a girl nine years of age, on of an interesting wedding, on Saturday. The rtl Foal—T Pickering, Wolsingham. Foal got by Mr Watson's [half-bred ewes, 10 balM L * buildings comprised in the above lots recitals, for they might read these pieces for stallion—J Ward. Eastgate. the 15th of August, as stated in our last issue. contracting parties were Miss Alice Morton, APIOL iP STEEL PILLS u DMVING.—Single harness. Gelding or mare, 15-8 hands Bail was accepted. of Mickleton, and Mr Norman Alderson, of * vrtth It-MfC eipUa»tfiT» Booklet ud TeeUmonia.* I ewes. , good order, and the land is well fenced themselves and not see half of their real ram —T RobBon. Gelding or mare, not exceeding 15-2 hands—J Pr4d be aU Cha**** IM T*r ho*. «*" B**i*^J f . I SD Cotherston. Miss Morton is the daughter of IGB.—2 stacks and 'watered, and the whole is in an excellent meaning and beauty. Miss Kitchen, by loving J Dent; 2 T and U Emerson. Gelding or mare, not It ion s at time of sale 27t • * of cultivation. and patient study, brought out the pathos, exceeding 14^ hands—T Boddy ; 2 G N Roddam. Novice Mr Jonathan Morton?, and is well known and Bhristmas; 2 pasture* I'1* allotment comprised in lot 1 forms a humour, and dramatic power of the writers, driving classes —Gelding or mare, under 15* hands—T DEATH OF MRS T. A. ROBINSON, highly respected in tho village. The Rev. H. Sheep Bun and affords some excellent Raine. Crooks Altar ; I G H Roddam. Hartley conducted the ceremony in the We have made a Special Purchase of Bates* acres of meadow eatage, and he expressed the hope that during the TROTTING HANDICAP-G Lowther ; 2 G N Roddam. OF WERRiNGTON. Waverley Covers which we aro offering at 6 "ting. coming winter months the works of their PONY SCAMPER— YV Winter, Wheatbottom ; 2 Stephen Wealeyan Chapel, in tho presence of an day of May, 10"; , Post free 6/6. 28 by l\ wired ouly.-Tee6dali> lutesale. Sale at 10 to respective tenants will allow inspection,greates t dramatists would be taken in hand son, Espershields ; 8 G Clark. interested congregation. After a reception LEAVING—Mrs D Smith, Hull; 2 T Swales. laughter-in-Law of Mr and Mrs T. Robinson, and wedding breakfast, the newly-married Cycle Depot, Barnard Castle. cattle are all yonngj" jurther particulars may be obtained from connection with that church and its improve­ DAIRY PRODUCE.—I irst prize-winners for butter ment class, and that any latent talent amongst were ;—Mrs J B Muschamp, St John's Chapel, and Mrs of Barnard Castle. couple left for Morcambe Bay. Both parties Try Colbeck's Liver Mixture, removes all fair sorts. Horses, 'AlenoNEERs, Darlington; or 0 them would be fully brought out. Finally he Carr, Prudhoe. Eggs—Mrs M Featherstone, East Black were the recipients of many expressions of sluggishness and impurities, and that feeling keep an improving * *Lit|J ME S8RS WATSON, WATSON & WELLS, Dene ; Miss Lowdon, White Lees ; A Lowdon. Lane Bead, The news will be received with regret of the goodwill and numerous presents. kings wiU be allotted**! warmly thanked Miss Kitchen for her invalu­ Stanhope. Cheese—Mrs M Holliday, Wood End ; Miss Ward. death of Mrs T. A. Robinson, the wife of Mr of no energy for anything.—Is. per bottle, by stored and weU fenced, Solicitors, Barnard Castle, able services on that occasion. Bread—Mrs J Moore, Tow Law; Mrs L W Vickers, Belle The Egglestone people are not having a post 1/3, at 44, Bank, Barnard Castle. Vue Farm. T. A. Robinson, of Werrington, Stoke-on-Trent, awes. and the only daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin public demonstration in aid of hospital work If you are feeling below par, and Require a REMEDY. FIELD PRODUCE.—Confined to Weardale Union.—First Herth, of Hereford, which occurred on the this year, but intend holding a concert later in Pick-Me-Up, send to Colbeck's Drug Stores NO.1.No75,N0.3. GARDEN PARTY AT STAINDROP. irize winners were:—J and G Garthwaite, Wolsingham ; J the season. Th9 usual house-to-houso collec­ Viokcrs, Stanhope ( J Walton, Aller Gill; J Hugill; W and 3Qth ult., at the early age of 31 years. The (late Graham), 44 Bank, Barnard Castle. J - irnard Castle. Price2s 9d. Cures tions and collections at the various churches I jjtaft P0I101, ka« legs, ulcers, sorea, painful swellrd G Vickers. deceased had been seriously HI since February, per bottle, by post 1/3. I £jv '?'<'nty.blidderdijtasei, weakness, piles,gravel, VEGETABLES.—Confined to Weardale Uuion.-J and H and, after a stay in North Wales, succumbed have also been arranged. ph Addison, K&& Kout> rheumatism, loss of vigour and vitality. Interesting Old-English Home. Wallace, Stanhope : J D Donnison ; R Brown, Stanhope ; G Ira D. Sankcy's Sacred Songs, «rvised and 8 from an affection of the heart. She leaves a The remains of Mr William Watson were doubt number required, send stamped addressed eq- The typical old-English home, garden and Raine, Stanhope; F Williams ; J D Dennison, Frosterley; R enlarged, with standard hvuuvj (1,200 pieces) jj^P' for f |l particulars to The Le Clerc Medicine Co., S Gibbon, Stanhope; J Wall, Rookhope; R Brown, West husband and two children (boy and girl) interred at Middleton on Thursday afternoon. with instruction* u grounds of Mr Arthur Copeland, of Staindrop, price 2dL, 3d., 4Jd, and 6cL, to be had at the E wiU Sell by Anew j?JWHock Road, Hampstead, London. Paris depot: End; Lonsdale Brothers, Crawdeyside ; R Herrin, Wols'.ug surviving. The funeral took place at Hereford, The young roan was only 22 years of age, and Castiglione. New York depot: 90, Beekman St. were on Saturday the scene of an animated ham ; W Hendersou, Stapbopp. the body being taken there by train. Lovely was held in very high respect in the district, Dragee (Tasteless) Form'of Tneraplon. easy garden party, the members of the Staindrop DOGS.—Hor,gh sheep dog—Messrs Currah ; 2 J Harrison safe, lasting cure. Price 2/9 principal Chemists. Dryburnaide; 3 B Wilson, Bushey Flat. Smooth—J F wreaths, from the widower and children, were He was an employee of the shoemaking depart­ ), September l«fcJ^L Adult School holding their annual fete on the Featherstone, Burnhopc; 2 W S Fairless, Saugh Shield, borne upon the coffin, and many other beautiful ment of Middleton Co-oporative Stores, and BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. I Hay, Eatage, Implement occasion. Over one hundred members and Dadryshieid ; 3 T Rune, West Pasture, Middleton-in-Teesdale floral tributes were sent from relations and his fellow-workmen employed at the store friends were present, Mr Copeland being the DENTISTRY. friends. Mr T. A. Robinson is the youngest attended the funeral. lie had been in Marriage. Lot-Shedof bay^luil esteemed president. The magnificent timber son of Mr Thomas Robinson, who discharges declining health for some time. *,wex; lacresoffog^ ^ in the grounds attracted considerable YESTERDAY'S LANGLEYDALE BLAZE. the duty of ticket collectov at Barnard Castle AlMtnOM : MORTON.- On September 10th, 1310, attention, and is, indeed, at all times, an object 1 of pasture, tiU «tn • SIR JOHN WISEMAN, Railway Station, Mr Robinson, jun., Served at tho Wesleyau Methodist Chapel, Mickle- of attention and admiration. Some of the School Lads as a Fire Brigade. Thorngate Mission t.m, Normau Alderson, shoemaker, of ,—Horaf trees are of marvellous growth and age, and his apprenticeship at Harrington Schools, GEARS, ETC 30, GALGATE, Yesterday afternoon, Mr Berry, schoolmaster, Cotherscone, to Mary Alice Uortou, o£ j,re reverenced for their historical associations, Bishop Auckland, as a pu,pil teacher. He Church View, Mickleton. BARNARD CASTLE. *hich are most interesting. The special Langleydale, had the unpleasant task of teach afterwards went to Bincbester, and thence to On Friday last, at their Christian Endeavour, ^g cart, body runnrb Deaths. features of the day were the addresses of Mr ing the upper division of his department the college. After leaving college he received an Miss Florrie Taylor, who is shortly to leave Foyle, of Leeds, and the entertainments of Mr art of lire extinguishing. Just about one o'clock appointment at the Hereford Boys' Home. He the district, was presented with a beautiful YoiNf;.—At Barnard Castlo, 3u the 13th. ia*t., of Favourite Quotations. R. G. Sugget, of Darlington, the popular two small stacks, the property of Mr Jacob is now assistant-superintendent and head bible in gratitude for her services as organist Frances Ann, the beloved widow of Abraham -reined bridle Tall en tire, took fire. 'Willing hands, with for a number of years at the above mission. no • Northern humorist and entertainer. Fine master of the Industrial Homo, at Stoke-on Hartley Young, aged 49 years. To bo interred 1 cUpping macbinf' 10 tais d buckets, were soon on the spot, and about two Sunday again saw us with ijood congregations, BSt2 book, in »» °* otartforth weather favoured the auspicious event, and Trent. Deep sympathy is expressed with Mr on Friday, at 4 o'clock. Friends please Iron frames ;*' °L,w* o'clock the fire was mastered. The stacks were the services for tho day being conducted by * S "*»ting apparatus, may now be obtained I fcaa party thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Robinson and his family in their sad bereave accept this (the only) intimation. ok cover, roUey. ^d' 1 Mr J. Bainbridge, of Staiuton. Mr Young, the gripes, shovels, • Slj^t dozen, or 1/- each. They are not of much value, being bedding, but unfor meat, tunately Mrs Tallentiro had her washing missioner, being away at Blackpool for a short In Memorial.,. hanging in the yard, and it is feared the holiday. _ A solo was sang iu the evening fcy at 2-80 pJ* |»i*jall , Christmas presents.—Apply, Mrs * ADVICB TO MOTHERS."—Are you broken in Miss White. Tho organists were: afts^uoon, Sissox.—In loving memory of our only beiored your rest by a sick child suffering with the clothes will be much damaged, and some even The Appleby Castle Shooting Party. awes. Newgate, Barnard Castle. Miss R. Simpson ; evening. Miss White. daughter, Elsie, v.ao died September 13th, pain of cutting teeth? Go at once to a chemist, spoUed. Mr Tallentire is at present from 1908. " Blessed are the pure in heart, for and get a bottle of MRS WINSLOw's SOUTHING home, and Mrs Tallentire is to be sympathised The shooting party from Appleby Castle they shall iee God." From father, mother, oB with in her calamity, consisting of the Hon. John Tufton, Hon BRITTAIN, Wii»»* ' J |kMen Ki||ed and three Injured. SYRUP. It produces natural, quiet sleep, by MOLESKINS Wanted in largo and smaU and toother. relieving the chUd from pain, and the little Charles Tufton, Captain George Tufton, M quantities; also. Cat, flare. Rabbit, Badger, DABJJNGTON, Return Thanks. a Kilter cherub awakes "as bright as a button.' Chaplin, Mr Beynon, Mr Thorp, and Mr R D, Otter, and Fox Skins ; Poultry (live and dead)^ Wjiuried Alive Near Clasgow. - At Raine's you wiU find a complete stock of Thompson, bagged 80 brace of grouse on MR and MRS WATSON and FAMILY, of Y Contains no Poisonous Ingredient. Of aU Wild Fowl, Rabbits, Larks, etc.; highest prices !V£** seven men were engaged in one all Agricultural Drugs and Chemicals, and Kettle Pot Moor, Stainmore, on Monday. Middleside, Middle ton- in-Teesdale, beg to galleries at Hnntershill freestone quarry, Chemists. 1/1Jperbottlo. Veterinary Medicines, Cattle Castor Oil, Cod and prompt payments. —For prion list, write i. BIRD, Bor jugh Market, Loudoc, S.E, express their thanks for the many expres­ *"tgs, near Glasgow, when the roof Don't go limping about any longer because of Liver OU, Linseed Oil, Tobacco Powder, etc. sions of sympathy in their sad bereavement. 15 All seven mom were entombed. Four, . that corn. You can get relief at once by etc., at lowest prices. A complete list of Horse W. Nevison for Cheapest Pinafores, Aprons, Summer Dipping.— Wo aro prepared with a THOMAS RAINE and MR and MRS CKliXi.fi deeply buried beneath the debris that I using the Grand Seal Corn 8Uk, 7$d. per and Cattle Medicines may be had on applica Coveralls, Dress Material*, Skirts, Under­ large stock of dips t° meet your requirements and FAMILY desire to express their grati­ VJ*5* impossible, but the other three I packet. Sold only by the Baliol Drag Stores tion to R. W. Raine .Chemist, Barnard Castle clothing and Hosiery. Sole Agent for Mey's and soUcJt your enquiries.—R. w. Raise, lappUoatioo, tude for the sympathy and kindness shown u> ^aed. I i, C-aJgate. Barnard Castle. and Middleton-in-Teesdale. SagLe {kug Storesj Barnard CaaU'. them in their sudden and sad bereavement.