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W. G et 11. North 3.18 p...,01# •
(;n derrch" '. •
Inturglectigte Paint* 18 00 p m.; " .
1.. H 1t fl3 1Yurtli. 1O.'30pp'm., ,1.
• n Tuerldsya
X -A4 i4 • 3.00 p. in. •e+ 14
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'Mills: Mow a
W. G. & B. South}.. -
I;, 1!.• ik B. 89uth — . 6•
.30. sr. m Ds l r
• L. 3i.* 8. SiNrth 10.00 a• W.
oruiment-- , kat medals., • D : e.
%mpbell, Harry McIntyre.
,Irish. Jig7...1,, 2, 3 , medals. John}
Ellis, A Fitaell.
• Puttinglight stone -1,, 84; 2,
$2. G ebb, 42ft 4 in; A Matheson,
41ft 4in; J Matheson,.39ft 9 in.
Throwing light hammer -1; $4 ; 2,
$3; 3, 2, T Ross, 94ft Sin; 'G Webb,
94ft; A.Matheson, •87ft
Tossing the. caber -4, 2, medals, 3,
$2.. T Ross, 36ft l lin; J '1)alton, ,34ft
10in; R McKenzie, 34ft '4in.: '
Throwing 56' lb. weight -distance,
1, 2, medals, 3, $2. R McKenzie,
19ft gin; A• Matheson,,`18ft- 3in; J
Matheson, l8ft lin. 1
`Scotch wrestling. "-",=-:11, ?lienal, ':A
Matheson ; 2, M McKenzie,
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W. G. a B. Nur h 3,20:p, 14'' .R.
totyrnorl -
Kic►i ,sigh 9 30,:p.m. c
Kiuluas
TuevcTays
3.Kugaide , 430.p. m,, • and
Fridays.
•
?ring the summer m nths the office wfll
be ,,nan,half fel h.)itr after rival of L, H. it
II. North ni 3aturdaye at 8 31► p.' m,
43f.14je itnd IcInit . >Etr ,
• the local a olnpetitiotiT:h`1itray y weigh s,
tinder the supervision of Mr. Hugh
111c_Kinno , of a,nilton,_a_positidn-he•-
filled • to. the entire • satisfaction .• of.
everybody: In• former :years, the
•*cartes generally opened with a Scotch
reel, but on account of the train from.
the south not arribin; till•after dinner,
ilianv of . the "pipers; and dancers were
il'i;lii�fa.:to be present, together with
i) hp sk i'iiess of the crowd in corning
:into die grounds, caused considerable
iucalivenlence at:. the start:
Iu; the dotal competitlou the contest.
• ;wasevery keen. and some good Ivor
vas done, among; the 'suieessful:ones
sin CK.i.eb �.
.�,.n.:lz . „M I � St-:�:Telt.nsm •.� ,,,5i
.J
• :111atIz'ieson, Ashfield ;;; 'th'as. boss,
.Cu 1 e oss, and others. •. •
The -fariners"'•rat:e' peia-to :l%na glebe
•>re i.1 •nts of th'j:Counties of.Hurtin"and
Druce was a well.Contested: event, an-'
clicltpd tnuoh applause;: It'..was
l,y Geo.Kerr, of'.Kinloss.
lit the: Scotch wrestling contest there
•
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I)IGULAND PIPER"
Th' pipers present wer ,. Geo. A.
$inith, Hamilton ; Jas. Moon, Detroit,
•• i'.obt. Ireland, New Yol 6 , F; Beaton
1;oo. Angus, .Londoni. A McDonald,
'el 'McDonald, 'Kintail'; rias. Mcg{ay.
(oderich ; and, ;Ai-chie.:INf I. et nani of
l
iii,car`dine• township,,:who ".blawed ",.
he saner pipes; that•,'were used to
'?;Merv' nn the Highlanders at 'the
lirnous historic battle of .Culloden :ill
CIIILDREN IN CO€TUME.
-Fred ' '.Fra:er,' Fred. Mc.L'nnan
• Prank., Rankin,. London ; L..,M cLeli
aa;►n, , James . Rankin,,' W'.00dstnck •,
I3arnash .M•cCriniinon,
icon, Clarence:' Tennant, T,pcknow;
I�a`e Fraser, Alice Croden, .l atie,Ash,
,i .l,lie Anderson, A ice' .t ulliraith,
• I..onclon ; .'Bella'• McPherson, Aggie
• Ran kin, 1Vobdstock ; ;Dora and Ye •
le(la•''1'ayl'or, London ; Isabel Stein.
t'vrr
Bella ' .Cawpbell• Jeseplliite
3,1eJntyre, Lucki ow.•
•IIIGHLANDERS IN GOST.L'ME..'
Johii•(4illies;',Paisley; Mark Fatter
s21t, 44: Matheson;, Hamilton; .G. Spelt
.4.0r, Stratford; 'Jas. AM:lerson, Sea'forth
1 `. '4.: Mcl3eath, .Loehal'sh; J'i s, .Millne
] (1ndon; A lex•si' Pherson.
• !1'UIs ATILLETES
•
•C. Currie, Park Hill; W. Fritzie
Jllorristoii�; .T.. M,cPlier'son, + Kurtail•
7i..0 Sullivan, A. Doupe, Boston.; R'
lloitse,•Chicago :1). A. McMill-in,'S'-in
•Fran iscn':; A Scott,' ; .
drinik, Ti i,Tcardine� 4'' NV. , Soot),
Paisley ; D, M..1,
M..1,
.S tatterey,•-13oston; M. McClure, Willis
reef t.
;Bluth 'regret' wa; expressed, :and•di
•••appnin:tnient'felt, at the absence from
t1i(.,gauaes and eoncert'of the •po :rlr:r
chief, i)r, 'i'ilc0rin pion, ''who was sud-
de;nly taken ill:' durnig the.' morning -
• w•ith violent cramps. We -are ' 'ai to;
lily; •how,ver,..that the;Uoctor is now
;able1,0 be around again.
• ',The grounds were ---".never in better
coiidition and, tliroughout'the •largelist.
of even,ts:'oiu the'` prognimnie nothing
occurred to Mar the •; ph•asure of;the
day;. and thin thing passed off :iii the
Most'satisfactory''inanner.' and to the)•
it'-l;ight of',all The greatest credit is
'dire the games managers and alt others,
cininected'with .tourna•irent, iii tiring-'
ing the 'event to. act suecesstul a cowl us- '
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•PR17.E WINNERII .
t'ini navies of the winners in the,
•••vsii•ioris •eotit°sts• follow'eaeh other kit'
order Of „,,,,:;r . ,
' 10CAL COMPETITIoNs
• .Open t„ ulvu)beiar;: tl►lel non -profess
•1 trials in •'the 'Counties of li;uron and
mule
Pipar'a` competition --1, 2,73, medals.
1..3*, . B. "McKay, Df lilt Donald. '. `• • •
Farmers' race -1, . 2, 3, medals,
Kerr, W Matheson, W Wilson.,'
OPEN TO THE -MAD.
•
Putting heavy • stone -1, $7; 2, $5
3;13:70•Curri -38ft: 1n,'.JreT1il�e`r-"
son, 35ft 5in.
Putting lightrstorre-:_ 1; $7 2 8S1
$3, . 0 Currie, 50ft • 6in ; J 1Vlol'lter-
ion, 4 Llan; D 111aA illan,- 44ft -2im;
Throwing heavy hammer -1, $i7 2,
$5,• 3,. $3. D Smith;_ 101ft 3in; (;
.Currre,.•87ft'4in;; D A. McMillan; 85it.
Throwing light hammer -1,$7; 2;
$5;3, $3, D` Smith, 1ltft' lin; C
Currie, 101ft 7,in; D A McMillan, 97ft
3in,. -
Throwing half• cwt., high -1, $7; 2
'$5 , 3, $3.: C Currie, 11,ft ' 2ini; '1)'
Smith' 1 2'
. l.• t1. c1-� o. lila �..
ft'6rn.
Tossing caber -1, $7; 2, $5; 3, .$3:
D Snaith, 32ft 9in, Ia McMillan, 25ff
10in;'J Dalton; .35ft :2ii. . For second
clad. third place a small caber was used.
. -Best dressed boy, under, 18-1., 2, 3,
medals. • .1•lainish McCriannon, •H Mc
[atyr e, T Fraser;
J.tn'•V'F`1L c''1` J. •_._.-v I..L:,•"•abN-:1
3. - F, lh l;t it( (*tag
1 9ft bin.":R Dowse, 19ft:2in
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Running high jump -1, $7; 2, $5; 3;
{63. It Dowse, 5ft ::9in; A• Scott; •eft
Sin; A Doupe; 5ft 7 iii...
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Running hop step and Jump -1; $7;
2', 85, 3, $3 D'0 Sull tan, 4'2ft�il ,
A coupe,; 51ft i lin ; li Dowse,. 41ft
Vaulting with pole -1, $7; • 2, $5; 3,
1;3, Ii, 1)o•vse, 9ft'Gin;• A -'Scott,'9ft
3m; .D ;McKeiizie, 9ft:`
Seotch wrestling -1,• $7; 1,'$5; 3,,'$3.
'D A McMillan; C eurrie, J l.)ilton.'
One hundred . yard race -1, $7; 2,
$5;24, $3. . M J Slattery, 1) 'McKen-
zie;`.A Dows . ••
f uarier 111i1,t hate :-.-I; i'f.., J. Slat
,rely, 2nd, IJ.. McKenzie ; .3rd,.' . A
Dowse.
Iurdle race= -1, $F10 :2, $6,', 3, 84.
J: i lattery, R ,.Dowse; C' J Sullivan.
One utile race -J Campbell, C Ross
P
C J Sullivan
Three-legged 'mace-�Sulllvan� Sz Slat-
GOY,. Hatben. & MrIiiness; Scott' 4
t4`uu d'.
\1'alki.ig' match;,.: -1, $7; 2 $5;3,:$3.
'G Sivaltll, Walkerton, 0; Kerr, Tilos:
:a•1 Uildy,
' Best dressed :Highlander --1, medal;
M the{ moat 0xvitrng,p i>t ►o. o t apt11e,
and la Wixlousiy warned ft* by the
crowd, � :tt iGrmer ocaa0100; it Usually
formed the closing feat of t118 Baines,
and vtlry properly, too, for alae ,great-
bulk
resttbulk of those Preie..nt cousNilik,..when
the," tug'".isover, the prokrautiue is
ended This was. the caseonday. 'edtlea
the of '4,laull: wait: rou$ht ort whiler
a' ractloiis were, .1je1ng •held,
and although genie four.or live d't ncing,
couttsts'had ildt take» place,: the audi-
slice left- OW,lyrrc�uiids 'las ° soon ps .the:
pull was conipleted '" Thu capryins:':
selected- to Cern wand the Aug, d .'sear
waleuMr. Geo Keirr,, user -chant; 'Look- •
now, for Bruce, and lir.. John A. .Me.
• Donald, of Kiutail, for Humin, On ,
'the:•word* ••go" --being given both teams
went to work with a wilt • .and .we
thick it was the uiiiiei'sal 'op'inion of
every body present that n faller :"` f.u11."
was never witnessed on the : I.ueknow
grounds, For fully• two iniaattteg.till
White handkerchief,' wllieh: marled,
le: centre ole between.. the iitruggIi r
giants? .,stood. quivering' above • ,the
--dit rk7-•c1;1re-eccitemmit•nniougg nisi spec.•
tatms, now became 'Ivtense,: Men..
shouted --aiul.--leaked-(roil---tlieir--seats,
and it was with•Lreuti-st difficulty they
'Were re3trairred trona taking Bold. of
the rope acid givtiog their favorite side
a
lift.. 'Little by' littIe, the ,truce moil
brdught t.ae:ii opponents forward a feW
feet, and , the • shunt went up,'' Bruce
has got it:" But the Huron men soon
' rega•u.ed their loot ground; and; ainiict;:'
the wildest excitenleut,drew their op
,ponents actoss..'tlhe line„..and thus the
first draw was scored.I.ty, •Tluron: 'lie
secorc}, 1x}1 1' was:• also' Very k 'ei'l :"cilia- � y . .
tested,Lice, Jikt t e tii'st, wa4 earri'ed.
'off :avoid`. tietireuduiis ul►eerili4, by The
Huron m•eal . a.
`1'he •
tolloie ing'ale the • names ,Of the
resp'ecti've;: thiols, :'
VART.ER$
0s
Tngers,,.
0400,
We l ase ..4)60 n stool; a : i. -e lt.` t
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J. D M .k.E.SON
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T\QTLs ...
V1r 1V. "Crtun l'y again this year
secli-led ?lie: iuui'Is fur dinft( rs an d
othe:i ref reslimerits, and: we believe Ire
was well pie Nonuse.
OIow's'',gre:4 show :of
curiosities' was visited by'.:Iiundreds
during ilio. day., • • we—.believe R.. A..'
intends taking in all •the " days",111
the eouiitey.
THE. CONCERT
The concert in 'f he Oet igc n hall ;4:04.
evening '-was a genuine success. The
Ili11l \Vua`,n7.ee1, ,want one' of the beat•'
lookirlig :and. .good-huiuorecl•auclteiices"
that'''has'eve► `asscsuil,led 'ii the edifice;
and. the ,ap:plause given .%as lil,eial.ia:n:d:..
appreciative. The program nip p esentt,
ed.w•as a good ole, aucl'was•admirably
s sta• lied. 'After
plaiilug
the c.1i}et•s.
unavoidable al,senee, the conevas
opened by a SSeoteh i -et -111 1coshus► t ane .by •
ttw eompt-.itors. 111•iss:.1� 0. Sarong's.
fait selection °' Mary Of Argv,le;"
and she afterwards sang �' Jamie; ;Dear"
I'in glad thy heart's,. aiy aiir
d'i't with -Mr. S;>isic.a, �•1 heil.ye'gang.
awa; lanais,"', 0:(wthe i, with. Air.
,„$; ,,'$4, •Alex McPhersoli,_;.eo-0aiirdroli,: •+Master, and =Schohar,":and:
the farewell song' "t-'oodbye:":•'.Miss.
Strong is an old `Luck now :favorite,.
andshe was enthu!iastically< received
iliass:� Jean. J/urrav recited "E;linboro
after Floddeu," %itl};good articulation: :
2 6 3
Angus G' Spence. , •
]ibrochs=•1,-'$10; 2, $6; 3, $4. .R'
frelaild, !i':.Beaton, J Moon -
Ii")glil'aild ding -1,.$8, 2, $5; 3, $3
G'A Mathesoli,'J Anderson, :J .Noon:
1larchei-1, $10; 2;' $6; .3, $4. 11' 'Miss SleMutlen, of' '.• Mount 'Forest,.
Beaton,. R. 1i•eiszr.d, J Noon ••.- daughter'of -James ',M:Icllullen, M. P„
• -Highland fling, • girls under 18-1::.
rendered "The ->Luld Septa Swigs," "0
$5;'2, 43;3, 82:, Ag ie Rankhit" .Katie.
• Ash,- -13e:1 la McPh ei son, + '
Sea old' stance;•'Boys under 18.-1, $5;
2, 3; 3, $2. I.• Al cLeniian H Fraser;
l Ruulcin slid F'.111cLeniia'
la t%od. for
'tlhrd' plate. •
3,
Strathspey and: , reel --1, $1.0;; 2, $G; : k'.
Deaton, R: Ireland, J.
'heti of all
fi Dell,;—• 1;
$8;•2;• $,i; 3, $3,
A• %ie-Rankiia Katie Ash,-. Bella. Bois.
( llie� >calluua—1, .$8; 2. $5; 3;+ $3.
J. Mil hie,. J. Anderson, F Beaton.
Sailors"hornpipe-4,p�`o,8 2 -r; 3 3.
..W' , ,,�, ,$
J. Anderson, 9. A.- Matheson, Harry
14d aclllkyre.
• •Slrean trews; l;irls-=1 '2, 3, i meals,
,Aggie i talrkin,. - Dora 'Taylor,; Alice
Crowden.
`TEig l an
hd fling, toys under, .18--],
�; a 'liys lei
$5; 2,, $'J; 3, $2. a T' Wilson,, L Me-'
Le'itra,n, .i ltankirs. • »,•
Too. of war—Hilton, . ;..
.l,
.lelDCi1 S.
• ' 1" iping•, and . D.itiiciitg, -t•-`Thos. Mc: -
Donald, D. E,Cameron, A...Anderson,
Heavy We1glits--Hu,<{h McKinnon,
Thos. Lawrence, J. 14. Hunter, '
Attuning and Jtinipinf—txeor Kerr,
Jll;llluud reel --4-1 2. 3 rne,dalls Sl D R;r 141 oilstpsh, 1i. lUrah ut.
''
whistle, a►r'•'1.11 i;ou1., to: you my •lad:,” ,
and. ." •Boiiiiie Prince Char lie." : Nuu • ;
(ro;is encores were, ,given this Jady,'•
and, she, sang ..with splendid; effect.,
. Miss: \Vynit of God. i ich,'sang'L- Vithin
:a -Mile; .0' 'Edinl • • . ''''`
Edinboro town; : and • .the.•
Blue Bergs of Seot.la1Id, and was very
gr•nei-ouily °received, , sn'ging in good
voice. ' IeiL.°1tenben 'Fa. ; of Brantford :
was •.siieply iu-, his coinie
songs' and thunde
rsof applause gree
ted
eVery etiort.-- lie.„ave 1,m ,a•'iugtlEr,"
.:Bary hotly s Beau,, 'h ill 'far away,".
der i
the''weeI,i1' , w ller,tree" "4i'he-
X
Irish ''_Jaunting Cur," aiid a comic.
speech: ' .i1 r. S enee, of • ;Stratfol•d
gave, , Wi., a• ,liuiic1rccl pipers ',ail' u,
an' 'a'," and '' ;Ah, 'ha, the WOOUI'•
and ':was a ..general; f tvorite. E.
�V. ltich'ards' oolitic` recitation; "Poll
l,y's: tadher unci bees' dhru'bi;les," was
giver • With, good good ']'eutoitic':acceut:•
Uat►cing by the..conipetito►•s filied up
the l,al'unere`#'of the programme, and -
thus eve)Ithated.
nalthusevt'I1tu:ted. one of, the 'hest and
most'pleasuiit•,coucerts ever..held here
, T11C 3AI.t.•
Tlie Bally h'el.cl afterwards was • a suer.:
cess. Many took' advantage of the
gobs 1►IUs10 and tripped it until an
early -lieu t. All�rapol;t:_'.Unalloyed -en• a
Joy went, `
v,,:. nom•...._._...•....._....
Tf11'1e]ft:'1t1f
1�itlrtleq requiring ..� . e
. equiring eavetre?11 11,11 r N11Mi d give, itis rlil
ts;we .coil g•aaiantee.a FIRST, CI,AtS JOO1, .. 1VP, 14 ..' ill;
stock olid A: 1. Materiltl:
i
Oompetition
We,will c ii e':two r'zes', •
• . � p ! forth..,first two t orr; sti ,t, ' fls.•of this rebus.
First correct solu'tion—lst prize, goods to the -v l a rt '(l,0
Second cor.rectsoluiion--2nd prize; hoods to the i•alae of.42 00
Solutions--to-hr-opened, •e calriii)-ed at` rdrp lues l;i� eta Dari l4't}r Dpp, 1887..
TES'
oho:. WITH
T h
•ta favi---^.,�"'�
Ra.� •
0' •
0
C'1IE)JZST. AND DltVGGRit*I`
Y"
FoRt.,�
xi rl 1111 l
oR:uc aro
ED
ON' I:
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1
LARGEST- AND' FiN r
STOCK: Off' DRY . GOOD$: "Om , BROtTGIIT INTO
li)OV 11Lih opene,''d oilt at:
4 i+
(1omp>i�b rising then velti�es o the -seas. e e
seas. in:i11
A •
.. ry1ry1
Velvets
VIS✓'.
.in all 1):e'newest Ines Iii all the.leading'sI c1e '.
MantleCloths,,.
. Sh�r�in
At varioiis rices -aha - . .
p : � t s. I_� �vanl a>►1d. Cotton,.
Shawls from' small' ll1'shoulder ,
..: ><r , . shawls to •lar„e':. double plaids..
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la3IJA T? ]]TS, CI-rail/TB •,
A. beautiful lot of clouds al:t fa �ti
.:., LL � tc>tligtar.�,ll.hlit,l:)aHie�clescl;�>I ytl�h
Ladies and Gents , !.
(x �.. arc• and`•,}�e�1,si�;Lt1 'I.�t1 .in . �
COATS CAPS, MUFFS;
BOAS
' recons in all cul'
Ladles' and' -
Gents TJder:Yot
h�;n
111 Merino. AY0o1. and (Jotton. Also, ;
GROCERIES; HARDWARE; WALL PAPER,`'P '.-.
When' �� � � : PAINTS, OILS. •
peddlers they are-peddliiig for me don.':;.
bClie.ve- them. • 1 don't hawk -my goods through the' Couiltr
but. could ass`zle you they are worth coming to Y'
-1,hanking ybu for past .favors and ' soliciting new 6'3r;
1 am yours truly
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