... PLACE OPBK EVERT BBIDAT. piYCLBiI QTCLES 11 QtaEII METOMt OMOOUHG TOUR UM MOUNT, Jut LMk onr 1816 loddi. llAanaahr Afntofoc hardy. Affay swift, PREMIER, DUNLOP, STAR. SS&r PARNELL. NEW PNEUMATIC OYOLBB NEW CUSHION TYRE CYCLES, fraa CS 10/ Afl tnmtllt; MAIL ...

... e i» unequalled. DICKSON’S IMPROVED LORD DERBY SWEDE (GREEN TOP.) A very heavy cropping Swede fine rich quality, and very hardy. Sverjf Farmer aiwulJ give there trial. All orders by poat otherwise, will careful personal attention. JAMES BELL, Sgkdiman ...

... Stirk-1, C. & W. Graham, Harelawhill ; 2. Mrs Hardie, Priestbanah. Cow from three year. old and upwards-1, C. & W. Graham ; 2, .1. & L. Beattie, Mowknowe. Two yuar•old Quey-1 and 2, John Bell, idinrica ; 3, Mr. Hardie. Lot of Two On Sirka-1 and 2, Meted. Common ...

... Marigolds—l, T 4 Tw•tt•dK , , Mouawald* 2, W Hotaun. Scotch Marigolds, 3 striped and 3» self (by Mr Armstrong, Sumroertiekll—l, Thomas Elliot, ;2, D D Phillips. African 3 lemon ami 3 orange—l, W Anderaon; 2, Elliot. Trusees Geranium blooms, varieties (Ist Mr ...

... Mrs Bell, Howrigg. Any distinct variety not specified in schedule-Thomas Paterson. Grertelne, Carlisle. Pair any pure breed hatched in 1891-1, Swan & Lockhart, haglesfield ; 2, Thomas Paterson. 1A Tara. Game-1 and 2, R. Irving, Milton, Carliwlr. Any other ...

... *tr I icoteeH l. Wm M‘Kav J 2, J Skinner; Asters, md t|iiilhsi -I, Wm M Kay ; « ami D Annuals varieties 1 2. lkm. Km , Kast Hardy Herbaceous Shakes -Ihrvid M-U«>. ItaWias » S, M'Lmn. Antiirllinum. -I) M Unn. ttvnch Sl«rik-).l»1, lk-n K»-: 2. •' Sk™“ - '■SI*’' ...

... Smith, Hope Cottage). Asters, not quilled-I, Jame. Bell ; 2, John l'agan, Clarencefield. Annual., varieties-1, James Bell. Hardy Herbaceous Spikes-1, Wm. M'Kay; 2, J. Skinner; hc, James Bell. Dahlias, varieties-1, J. BelL Single Dahlias-1, Walter Graham ...

... improved. (Hear, bear.) They would certainly get larger displays of articles and the quality would be better all round. Mr Thomas Paterson, the secretary of the association, intimated that he had received a telegram from Crietf from Captain Rodger, Castle ...

... Kirtlebridge, 2nd Mr .1. Lanichland)-1. Miss Shilling; 2, James Johnstone, Thornwell. Cream or Salmon.colouna Fuchsia (by Mrs Thomas Clown, Langshaw. 2nd Mr James I. oighlancl)-1. W. F. Johnstone, Cu 11111 l ertrees ; 2, Miss Shilling Fucheia (by Mr Jame ...

... Hunter, M.P. for North j Aberdeen, and accompanying Kim platform I were Ur R. T. Reid, the member for the Dumfries Hurgha ; Thomas M‘Kir, Liberal candidate for tbe county Provost Ker, Annan ; Messrs William batty. Bridge Place; W. Dunbar, Lang*haw jT. H ...

... clogs. In the words of some old song which we heard in our boyhood days, we could not help crooning them ever when we saw this hardy son of toil pedalling M coolly along with his homely foot-gear— Par hae we ridden, And muckle ha. se sees, But a $ pair dip ...

... Mr James Baxter, son of Mrs Baxter, Beckfoot, was riding pony, ho was ran into the junction of Thomas Street and Lady Street horse ridden by Mr George Hardy at, bone breaker, Kirtlcbridge, which was galloping furious rate. Both rider# were thrown, but ...