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the sixth;;annual competitions.carne
nff.on• the 24th of May. The day was
all; that could be desired. The games,
'n ere witnessed by a large gathering
from, the • surrounding •country - ladd a.
great .many were there from a: distanme.
• There are few places in the Province
that -can show the bone and muscle;
that this+part of the county can; Ash
field. is prepared* at • any moment • to
successfully compete With any sister,
township in the Dominion. : The fol-
lowing' is the.'prize list ; `•
•
utting heavy stone - 1 J D.
athesoq, 34£t tin ; 2,, J. L. Mc--
herson, 33ft. 9 .iu.;•R R..'McKenzie,
3l ft.
Putting light 'stone '1,J::L. McPheer
• son, 46ft. 7in. ; 2, J. D, Matheson, 44
ft. 2in ; 3, R: R.-lt 'Kenzie, 40ft 7in..
Tossing the caper 1,, R.' 13. ,Mc-.
• Kenzie, 33ft 9iiii ; 4, T. L McPherosn
32ft, 1 lin 3, l .` R. •MoKenzie, 32ft
••
Throwing 56113.. "weight 1, J.. D.
• Matheson ; 2, R.R. McKenzie';' 3,
McCaig.,. •. •
Vaulting with pole -1,..T L. Me=
Pherson ; J Matheson and J. Mer
J nzie, ties. • , •
Running high jump -=1, J. 'L. Me-
•erson; 2; 'D. Sullivan.; 3', J. D.
Matheson:*•
Standing long jump 1;'J L. Mc::
• Pherson ; 2; J. S Weiionald; 3;"J'; D. ,
Matheson
ll<unnir.g hop, step and -jump 1; :1
A. • McKenzie; .2, J. L. McPherson; 3,,;.
. D...D.,.,Me47..
tm asst c4 . cif enzie.'
•• Obstacle- race ---4-.--L. - ;McPherson,
•.and• J.' McKenzie tied, , 3,• O. D,:Mc-
hay.
Stilt race -1, 0. 0. D. 'McKay ;•,2'
J. McKenzie.
• Boys race -1, W. McGowan ;
McLennan; :3; J. 'McNamara.
'Wrestling match, catch as'•catoh:can"
-•1,' D. `Sullivan; 2, R. R. McKenzie.
.' Girls raced, Sarali McLeod; 2; Bell'
Carrick; 3, Jennie .Carrick. .
•
Highland Fling, men'' A.. Mc
?herson. 2,, ,.""McKenzie.: •
Scotch reel, men -1, A McPherson;;
2; A McKenzie; 3,. D: McKenzie:
Highland Fling, -girls=.1,','Iatie A:
McKenzie, 2, Hannah McKenzie; 3,
• ,Jennie Carrick.
Irish jig -1, J. Ellis.,
Sailorshornpipe . 1;, J Ellis '
: Marches 1,' 1). McKay; : 2, O. C.D.
• IIUcKay.: ,
Strathspey and Reel. -1; `D. McKay;
0 ..D McKay. • ,.,• •
:Boat race, double scull 1, A.-'& M.
McKenzie ; 2, Rs B. McKenzie •I&
Dalton:
Single scull --1, . McKenzie; 2,, R
•I3.' McKenzie.. '? . '
\Valking the slippery pole .--1, J.
McKenzie; 2, D. Sullivan.
'Best dressed-. Highlander'• -1,•A `Mc
-'Pherson; 2; D.`G .3Iciceitli; 3, U•'C.D.
McKay. •• �.;�..
lied iii Detroit. .
At the residence .of her. parents, 39
Milwaukee avenue east, on • . :Siinday
...evening, May. 6th, Lillie Maud, aged,.
12 ,,„years, 7 inontlis•'':and `' 20 • days,
da ; ��'.•of Peter and Rebecca C. Ren
der•` '�forinerly • of:'Lucknow.:'
1n{ the death of Lillie , there. was
much sadness, and also niuCli comfort;
sadness that one• so young; _should: be.
taken 'away ;'comfort in the perfect-
christian hope tliat''susl'ined '• her.,
She was perfectly. canseious and ';calm
.to the last Inoment, 'and,.tallced with
those, around her until her voice failed:
'i'o her brother she gave a • message• for'
the teacher and pupils of the •Farrand
!school, and that message: to •all was 5:OC
meet 'nip in� lieaven•" She sent for. `
some ,of 'her ' school nates' who lived
near arid' ;ave then„ the' same.'charge.
`Vhen std ceuld no I'oier :talk • s
eyes ai{ cps, p aced her
•hand 1 .herrside''and calmly 'awaited
the last '`nidi. Lilt, which ' soon same,
•She died without a• struggle ora ,pain
at 11 o'clock.. Funeral-.scrvicesw_were•
held at the house:on Tuesday,' conduct-,
ed lay Rev, ii,;' E. 'Manning, ---,-singing
,.by the 'North 'Baptist ' Choir. ,: The,.
-members, of Rev.>,Manninq's Sunday
School • ease' 'acted • as. pall -bearers:
The 'scholars oi•the North Baptist Sun
' day school and others of her young
friends contril►tud liberal floral gifts,.
prominent among' which, WAS a •large
wreath, of white lillies with her mine
"•Lillie" in Om -centre.- Noghbori°
and. friends seethed to vie with each,
other iii their e:l brts to serve and:corn.
' forte: the bereaved fanyily,)et`roit;
Northside ,1VDtioit.
p�.
Pa.rawount
- The cheese factory, is making eight
cheese a day.
Mr. Jiro. McKay, of Kinloss,, is our
present teacher. •
Olrr village blacksmith has taken
'his'"departure. Who will fill his, place.
Mr T. Webster now resides in the
house .vacated by S Kirk.
And now. the old saw he's silent and;
still' for we've got a new whistle••on
Paramount mill
Dewdrop Lodge I. O. G. T. is going
to hold an open meeting on the evening
of the sicond Friday in June. `. •
• Born.
DaYnFN-In St. Agath Manitoba on the 20th:
anet:; the wife of Mr' Robert Manitoba,
of
a daughter,
•
SQUARE
DEALING
R.R'S.
This. 'is ,what we
Preach
Practice.
OiLarantee.
. AY.p '.' • . • w a•.
11. q' 11.;
Insure,. your perm Property; Private pwe1-
lingo, in the old reliable, the
LANlOON MUTUAL.
'I am oleo agent for the . .
City l utual and Citizens:
• °! 'ICE
U CO6171001 Tin Shop,, Lucknow
Will, be in the ofitce'every Satnrdayafternoon.
. r
J. SHOEBOTTOM; `Agent;
KIN'LOUGH P.0,'
,IMPORTANT _
�UT»SSALE.
•
600 ACRES ' OF •LAND
AND:..
VILLAGE PROPERTY
. BY AITC'ION
1114Y INSTR UCTIONS FROM THE EX
1J. ecutorthere.will be sold by public avot•.
ion by; John Purvis, -auctioneer, oh
THURSDAY; .JUNE i 21, '88
at one o'clock." m. at ,
.WHITELY'S :HOTEL LUOKNOW
;the • following farms -PARCEL- 1, lot -16 -
and weet'htlf lot 17 in 9th con., •West•: Waw
anoab,county, of Huron •containing 300' acres
- a.,• more or lees... •Soil clay.loam ; about 160 acre„
�_ �+ �• r.: . t tired , dQO..•acres-•free' ‘froin •fetum • s:; frame
.• F? �� ;... , . •
•Indw..ataiiiLUT83v":inr i o MM. • S mires'o
..d Hardwood bus This •.most: desirable
• - v
arm in only 2 and s•half miles: from St � el
ens and almost 6 :miles from Luuknow•, onlthe
G T Rin the midst of w ffne, settled country,
roads excellent.. PARCEL 11 'Lot 15, can
9, West, Wawanosli; 200 acree•inore or •.,less,
and soil clay loam ; .almost 100 'acres cleared
log house.; frame barn; creek, well and.orch
aro. 'Tie adjoins that. described`:' in parcel 1:
• PARCEL_III, 14.43 and 44, inlet. con. of..
the; township, of.; Kinlon, county of "truce
100 acrri more or less;about •16 acres cleared;
residue in bush ; mosty hardwood ; . logg house;
..priog well. This • farm i. Only 2 ant a'. half
miles fr'om:Lucknow on G.:; T K. PARCEL
I•V • Lots .34 and.42 and ;West ball of. lot , 41,
IV.
•'of St Helen, county of Huron, 7; acres;
and 4343erches; good • land ;'well • fenced
Thee •wall be o to reserved bid on'each parcel,
the amount'el which 'sill be•.fixed before,•the
Sale commences':. If any of the above proper •
ties are not : sold : in the,above• parcels, they
will immediately be put tip in• smallr . lots..
• .TERMS OF ALE...
Ten per cent Irish at the:thne of'sale, ii fur
ther payment sufficient to..- make up one • half
of the purchase money :in three months from,
the:tiine'of.sale. The •balance.• may remain. on
mortgage at.'six•per. cent interest' • ,
Por further particulars a p y, to John Pur
ds;:auctioneer;, Ii olyroud li'0 br to the under.,
signed •
THOS TODD SLtosn k ,Fran?::
Executor Barristers,
St Helens Goderich •
Dated this 8th day of May;1888 •
,r
I3onest�'i aluee _'
L
ate8t-'$tplee ; ' Put before you, •, `.:a
Fairest Prises
Every week we -are opening
out New Styles in Dry Goods
and Millinery.
You'll find 'them•Jt.
TTThhheoe ..OeNhTawossatp
el<stt
,
Prices,
QQnalitiaa'.
]Myles
As you like them:
•Special.priceu in
See our all woo French ,dress :goods .at.
14c. Vtrotii.h,2
• Headquarters „for
tocrri
Oronipton's Celebrated Corsets at
All sizes .in :our celebrated •
C.
`z
Ora- a�ua -Tan aosore�
•
itarRenieniher square dealing 16
The Principal of `'Treatment•
Washington, MP.LRCPS:
Eminent. Lung and Throat Surgeon,
WILL BE AT
`CAIN'S HOTEL
LZTC� N' O..
no
• ReadW. Ii. Sto'rey's (of H. W. Stiirey &
• Son, ;'Manufactureis, Acton, Ont.) 'letter of
reply to Mr. McCartney, • of .Boyne, Ont.
' Acton, Ont.,' Sept. 14, 1887..
George llteCartniey, Esq., Boyne, Ont. `• '
DEARSiu,•-.-Your letter received. In reply
I beg to inform you that Dr , ;ashington'coin-
pletely`cured: me of'C tarrli of.. wo ' • s'
, .re. ene• o..reak own my
constitution. I had previously tried every-
thing .and; err' pphysican• of note, without'
..receiving a }partical' of good:. When I:` c'oni-
nienced taking 'his medicine I' would'' almost
suffocate with mucous running down my
throat at night and 'had • about given tip all
hope. .After I eommepced taking ,his medi-
cine 1 felt a decided relief in ' a • week and -in
two months was entirely aired. That is nearly
a year ago, and have no returnof the trouble.
I can: confidently recopimend .Dr;' Wash-
ington to you: -He is no quack ; his charges.
are moderate ; he ie „:perfect gentleman ' in all
that term implies, at least such is my upon -
mice. Believe me, Fours truly,'
W. H. 'STOREY.
Diseases . Tiree ttcn.'
Catarrh, Catarrhal J)eafness, Chronic Bron
'chitin. Asthrna and riousumption. .Also .Loss
of Voice, Chronic Sore Throat, Removingg En=
larged Tonsils froth the Throat, •and Potypii,
or Growths from the nose, without the knife.'.
All diseas's'of the (lead: •Throat and Lunges
Treated -by Inbalation--4' The New Method.'
Ooarsti TAflO FREE,
l tf�7s4: .
•
r
mer, :1
,A.NOS OR::A, l'S,
•B1► W.INO MJ
•
IVIaxwell & Chatham' Pelf Binders
Steel Frame .,
Mowing Machines, different makes,
Sulky. Hay Rakes
Mason; &.•Noxon Grain Drills, ; .
•
Wo:Qdstock and Chatham Farm Waggons,
GananoqueAnd other Buggies.
J. ° C, G. Riding Ploughs. •
Walking,Ploughs, 30,different•stylesto: choose fiotii-
Iron Harrows, with 60 and. 72 teeth.
-Miller's patent new model Disc; ]'I
arro�r+.
Iron and -Wood 8cufilers.
Maxi
rs
Nays New.Improved Double-acting Pitching
• • . •., 1' ... Machine, ''•
with steel track. Farmers Scales, etc.
Clothes Wringers, ; Wanzer Lamps, •
, ,• p , Wash><ng Machines •
As many of the above articles -have -had- vain - e ` e
rnvemr tisable iii
P $ added"for 1888. " Intending purchasers
g P • , would do
well to call and'.examine before placing their orders.
... '
Repairs for.,.. � .. y:, •
p all.above. Machine oil Needles,
dies, etc.: al�'a • s
on hand.,
Y.
Binder Twine, Pure •Manilla Best Quai'ity
A k
for rices. : ' •
p A .calf sol><eited. -
.A•thousand first-class Cedar Posts'forsale:
•
WACON MAKIN
HORSE SHOEING
GENERAL. aLACKSMitUING.
t0
'Adam Thompson begs leave to thank the
inhabitants of Lucknow and `. surrounding
country for the liberal patrona8e bestowed on
him during the last seven 'years, and wishes a
continuance of his .old, customers 'and a ' fair
' share of the new, as he is in a better : position
than ever to supply' the wants of the public.
He always has• on hand'n stock of .
.1 'agoras" & 13t.ggios
of all kinds;'' He will also remind them • of. the
far famed • , ,
SCOTCH DIAMONDHAR O.WS
which he. always• has on hand :and are made of
the very best material. Parties wanting any
thing: in this line will do will to give him scall
and see prices 'before' puicha;ing 'elsewhert
Particular attentiun•haid to • `
ALL KINDS•'OF ;HORSE •SHOEING:;
flat feet; contractions, and interfering•.
strict attention to bufine,s, good:'Work.
manshi'
and e � .
p mplc•�ing nothing but good
workmen, L trust to retain ' the 1 atronage
kindlyexteiided to me, • •
ADAM' THOMPSON.
'caniplsell Street opposite the Bank. '
stauais
his isthe way customers talk
when. our b:3isy Kid •
Button Boot is
brought to their
notice:'.
Our Gents ' Wankenphast '• Ball' and
Dongola Kid; takes the bun..
xtra Value
ed.'s. Tie Shoes
urHand 4eweci Work
Is, giving, good satisfaction:''
Reputing as usual second. to.norn0//
' Eggs wanted in .exchange for goods:
'EDWARDS .8c... MCOALLUM
•
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WALLACE.
icl\TO, W."
FARIN FOR SALE 'OR ,IEXCHANCE
tatni ag 88 acrsti, all of whiCh are cleared and
in ,a good state of cultivation. Three milk%
:from the toWn'olKincardine. There is it good
frame house and other eUt 'buildings paiA0 goUd
°orchard, and a never failing supply of good
spring water. The farm Win be gold on reaeon-.
able tenni, (ir exchange for small farm
close to town er For paiticithirs apip