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any pollluy or policif
iteasons to be Cance
or acting President
to cause suolt polcc;
e4noelled and tint
prepared and iutroi
. first,seeund and t
sed, signed aril sal
a,sthwrity on said
Carried, A by•lat
then prepared in c
forgoing resolution
read a first second
passed, signed; as
Armstrong --That
•adjourn till initial
Carried.
The Directors tr
Teeswater, 27th
all present. FresS.i
Minutes of prev
read and adopt,
0larlt-That all al
sumacs be now la
for examination--
•-•.Reid--Thatht
nppli,;atious and l:
satisfactory, the 1
tory shall prepare
for the same -Oa
e --.That policies N
this Co be canct
following report
president :-"Oa
deports ro Mr. G•.
Other matters in c
loss by fire and 11
Company 1 consu
I)ireemors,wlien it
Vice President a
legal advice for t1
Board, we went t
folli,wing is a let
O'Connor, :2: 6.
"Sins, -The ft
I understand tle
Mr. E. G. Wilde
1889 made a> al
ince to your
buildings and otl
therein and bein.
1,2th con.-(lulros
assessment weal
never paid he cal
1 J 1
rag2thed said lauanuaryde
to secure the sur
the 25th Januar,
said lands to tin
Lan Saving's C
He did not give
:•r'ortpnca q>z
vortgages to yc
4pp
lication ill
ors there • any,
property." the
sNo,"As a, mats
an insurance on
perty, but I am
or not the applic
ofit I ampfopit
some doubtj,tle
be voided oo th
thatthe'first p,
renewed by the
June. If this
ledge of theirs
notify your Co
ion that the po
am.further of c
payment of the
omission to not
the existence o
vitiates the pol
Little-Mcli
tors appointed
A. G. Wilde is
-Carried. Tl
sent laid their
Reid• "Arinett
of H P O'Coi i
sham, as also
mit tee who wt
ed and sudors,
further 1iav'ity:
of Mr. tarter
sent Mr. Wilt:
c;aniiot admit
the ntetautime
sideration of
the Secretary
that efft•ct---a
Mct,agtue-'1'1
adjourn to in
S.tturday in (
In Teeswater
ALi.fi
Quite a nut
in the Londe
lead a proo's3l
ou the 2nd, It
to retire, lean
'Crowe and tic
Pickett was h
virit to her p
from Albrou,
1vr.lWieid for
Air It 0,alick
Williaetl. 13.'
u3na1,l9l1.i1i soo;icn -ital1
Sheep worrier
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sav,.r,tl thotl
textue citi id ,n
presented Fr,
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The Council reset Saturday pu 11
XiN IL+ Adjournment', members a
•
anent to a J
EignI T prei;ent. Minutes of tact meeting read
approved, and signed. Accounts of
- AND --
DBTJGGIS"7 ,
H. P,. R. TICKET AGENT.
W. TELEGRAPH CO.
ART, C, N
Qpo, Brunswick House,
Wingb•am, .. - Ont
iilL4s
CL E
Tains oliace Wingham, also a number
o£ acoonata principally for gravel,
ERN FAIR, 2, 'as 7darriaon. Pekin ducks. D hlol :lit Maxlur'eauTuRtns,.,•-- 7ao leMt F vu a:
QF')i" ' 1 %E lay ; 'T Lind, Duette, any other variety, 0 M Atubler. Sinle harness Rodercus.
ell re i;esente T14e f anises o; leedersou; 2, A Hughes. Collection 11lsu s sewed boots,F
were. w p giving more at. pigeons,, W E atoOraoksu, ist and Zeas ('ol:rse mets, .1±' 11 R.-•deroue, wool
tenthis seotfou are erideutly R p ( 13 ooper,
thea in the peat. Cage o4 oauaries, F Paterson, 2u4, W Ta♦`lor, bP II Rwaoda ns., Cooper,.
and no to sheep. it
gs them,, ghickons Ligh
and no ubt find " pays most of. W
Swi Ras well represented, in nt W Henderson, pa k B a41tt
the large breeds, some fine minutiae beiug
Shown.
1n poultry, the exhibit was largein
ly
uu
received and ordered; to be paid,.
Mr. F, Anderaopreported. thathe had
according to iustructiens received at
last Council meeting, interviewed the
parties interested' in, disputed road
allowai1Qe lots 28 ape 29, don, 4, and
having failed to cone to any settle-
ment with thea} reaardiug payment
of Engineer's,acoounts,. he had con
suited 111.0. Caureron,EsGrat 1 h,
whoradvised that a special.
t Waimea, W Taylor ;
2, r Br bas,
MoCracken, goohins, W H Moaracken.
Games, Jas Harrceou,let and 2nd: Wyau•
duttes, C Heuderson, lst and and. Bleak
Homburgs, C Henderson, let and and,
13amburgs, any other variety, d'e.s Belly,
Lengthens, W Henderson. White Leg..
porus, W Taylor ; 2, F Paterson; Brown
Leghorn, BRlliott; WTaylor. Plymouth
Books, B Elliott, let and and, bpauish,
C Heuderaip, ist 2nd. Minoroas, C Hen-
derson, nit and and 2nd, Bantams, any
variety, IL, Elliott;2, W II McCracken. Any
other variety chickens, T Lind; 2, W H
McCracken.
Guam AND SEEDS --Fall wheat,Man•
cheater, Jos Foster; 2, It M Anderson,
Fall wheat, any other, J Anderson ; 2,
R Maxwell. 'Spring wheat, G Moffat,
2, Jas Harrison, Small write peas,
G Moffat ; 2, 'T Henderson, White
,oats, R Maxwell ;, 2, John Keith.
Bled{ oats, Jas Harrison ; A nder-
excess o> any previous year, there .et .
over 150 entries. Geo d bi exp
in most of the varieties, and, the judge ex;
perienced oouaiaeranle difftenityin p1 iug
the tiokete: Farmere,eould giye more
tentiou•te the breeding of a better class o;
poultry, With, advantage to themselves,
Nothing sail a ferns gives better returns ter
the money invested in there than fowls,
•gds were sbawn
when of good veiny and, properly oared
levied on those parties specially inter- r for,
Messrs Leggatt & C>}xrie and 'Wm Gall.
ested in this survey, to raise the sum
required according to chapter 152; sec,
39, Revised Statutes of Ontario By-
law 1o. 7, 1890,. authorizing the
levying of a speeial rate of 6 mills on
the dollar, on Messrs Jas. Higgin-
botham, J,' Be Mitchell, W. J. Parks,
and Nathaniel Johnstone assessment's
the current year for this nuritose,
was read.and pdssed. Moved by Mr.
Anderson, seconded by Mr. Shiell,
that the Treasurer be authorized to
borrow funds from the Bank of tiara -
Moe Wingham, not to exceed $500,
to meet current expenses --Carried.
Moved by Mr. Anderson, seconded by
Mr. Robertson, that a special grant be
given to open ditch. at lot 42, con. 9
from -cheese factory, to Creek at' Bel-
grave -Carried. Debentures were
ordered to be signed for payment of
the following accounts viz; Robert
Lockheart, West Wawanosh, gravel
ling on,western boundary con,13,$19,-
14 ; Jos. Gillespie, graveling on east
ern beundry between Belgrave and
?ingham, $150 ; Jas Cochrane,
service as gravel inspector on eastern
bcundry, ,. $$2,75.; Thos Anderson.
building bridge on southern boundry,
$39,5O; Robert, .Jphnstnn, 48. rods
wire fence, side line 33 and 34, con. 2..
$7..20.;,Lloyd Duckett, 7 rods wire
fence lot 42 eon 131 $1 05 ;. Robert
Scott,, ditching and bujildil1f,' culvert.
sideline'3i.and 37, non. 9., $8 50 ;
Dncan Anderson.st•,drawing plank and
reparing bridge at lot 42, con 10,
$1 25 ;' Jas. Anderson reparing bridge
and filling approach to same near Bel -
grave $1.50 ; Jas: Dalgarno,jgravelling
opposite lot '36; eon 10 and 11, -$49.
60 ; James G. Stewart Belgrave, ham-
mer for breaking stones, 75c; Messrs
Tyner Bros, Belgreve,'440 feet of elm
plauk for culvert and":bridge cons 9.
and 10,'$4,40. John Scanderett, Ben:
wave, 70;yIs of gravel, $3.50 ; Thos
Nicholson Auburn, 84 yds of gravel
from pit in 'West Wawanosb, $2,88;
John Redmond, 122 yds of gravel
$G. 10 ; Jas McGee con 1, 95 yds
gravel, $4.75, John Dear, 68 yds
gravel, $3 40 ; Mrs. Bradnock, 50 yds
$2 50; Woo Shorts 81 yds grn:vel,
$1.55; Charles Campbell, . 55 yds of
gravel, $2,72 ; Edward, Worden,' 40
yds gravel, $2 ; Jae McGee path.
master cou 10, 50 yds of gravel from
pit on lot 31, con 10, $2 50 ; John
Gilelspia, Whitechurch, ' 30 yds of
gravel, $1,50.; George Kreilbnng near
Borth, gravel; and damages, $2 85 ;
George Daley, 5$,yds, of gravel and
damages, $4 90 ; John McLean, grad,
ing on sideline 39,and 40, con 8, $7.-
50 ; Wm Netliery 40. rods of wire
fence, sideline 89 and 41),lot 8,9,con 7,
$6 .; R Elliott Txuns office Win 1 m,
printing voters' list &c,"1$90, $
P. PORLTaariELD, Clerk.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, t890
Tan joint committee of the British
Boards of Trade and Agriculture, ap
painted to inquire into the Atlantic
cattle trade, has adjourned till Novem-
bert when evidence will be taken.
Preparations have already been made
to present the case for Canada fully
and forcibly.
AT the Methodist Conference., sit-
ting in Montreal• it was decided that
the Epworth ].League and the Chris-
tian Endeavor Societies, should
° amalgamate, under,. the name, of, the
Epworth League, and that the, re-
ligious department shall be known;, as
the Christian Endeavor.
Oen thousand acres, have, been
elainir:d by families, in ;the Province
of Quebec, of twelve or more .children.
This brings up the . p'opulation,, thus
connected with members of twelve or
more children, to 15,000,: Sone of,
the claimants, families are even bless-
ed with tweuty-two members. A
farmer fr,m Iberville states that his
father lived to see his seventh genets,
atien, and died as 97 years, of age.
Many of the applicattone are accom-
panied by photographs representing
thefamily group
nett had on exhibition a, number of imp e
meats for which they, are the local agents.
Messrs J Murray & Qp, of the Wingham
foundry, made a disialay of implements of
,their manufacture,
Messrs 'Wm Dore end T L Jobb had,s.q'
eral fine carriages and buggies of their.own
manufacture, on the' grounds, which were
,greatly admired.
, The special attractions were not as well
';filled as could have been wished, Miss
'Jean G Murray, of ltuoknow, wesawa.
ed first prize as, lady driver acid ;VItas
Bay,' of: Clinton, second. In tide, lady
horseback eaten Miss Murray was also
awarded first, and Miss Norma Dingley, of
this town,second. The wood sawing match
was keenly contested, Mr Jas Logan and
mate, of. Blyth, were awarded firat,Meesrs
S Leggatt and Wm. Currie being second,
with Mr Jas Leaver and mate aped third.
BoR'sus-HEAvg,,DRAIPSI;LT - Brood
mare, Isaac Wright ; 2, A Speirs,
Foal, Isaac Wright; 2,,Win Wellwood.
One year old filly or gelding, George
Cruickshank. Two. year • old filly or
gelding, T Lind, Team, Jos Foster;
2, it'Varpon,
Gus:: can PURPOSE' --Brood mnre,Jas
McGregor; 2, A. Rutherford. Foal,
J Webster; 2, T Lind. One year old
filly or geldiug,W e.'a,meron. let and
2nd. Two'year.old Ally or gelding, A
Rutherford •;. 2, Wrn Fraser. Team
'Wm•Oamerou;-2, J Jenkins.
D renes=Breed'mar e, J N Perdpe,
V .S ;; 2, T Stradlitirt.• F.oal, T Stra,
chap s2, J. N 1 evens, V•S. One year
old filly, er'gelding,:.T Strachan. Tn`.p
year, old. lily ur;ggtd.ton, i'.Strachan.;
2, Win Clrnickel .enk..,., Saddle horse
Peter-0athpbt'll',:2,, , W H =Crackers
Single driver,B itte.[ dao; 2,;J Dinfent.
Team, Beattie Bros;
CATTLE-••Durh&tn- Breeding cow,
J Webster. One year old heifer, J
Webster. Heifer onlf,A Tipling. Bull
calf, J Webster.. Herd any other
thoroughbred cattle, S D Wellwood;
(Herefords) ; 2, T Elliott, (Holsteins).
GnADEs-Breeding cow, R Corley;
2, F staxw-ell. Two year old heifer,
B.Oorley ; 2, A Linklater, One year
old heifer, J Webster ; 2, P Deans.
Spring Half, R Corley ; ' 2, S3 D Well
wood. One year old steere,J Webster;
2, S D . Wellwood. Two year old
steers, S D Wellwood ; 2,, P Fowler.
Fat beast, R Corley ; 2, Geo Cruick-
shank. `
SHEEP-Leicesters-Aged ram, J
Henry & $ori , 2; P W Hastings
Sliearling ram, N Cumming ; 2,,R W
tin.stings. Rim lamb, 0 Henderson ;
2, R w Hastings.. Aged ewe, It w
Hastings ; Joh., Pfiltun. Sh-arling
ewe, R w Hastipns.;., J Henry & Son.
Bare lamb, .1 fleury. I Son ; N Cum-
..ting.
Bigwigs aim ranlR eit?biss -Aged ram, It
Maxwell; 2, T Auderson &: Son. tihearling
ram, R (Corley. Baru`lamb, J Crowstcn ;
2, T Anderson & tion, 9.ged ewe, J Crow-
etob; 2, BM Anderson,, lihearling ewe, J
Crowaton, ist avid 2nd. Ewe lamb, J
Belgrave.
Conductor Snider, oftbe L. R.& BR,
preached the anniversary service for..
the A 0 U w in this place on Sunday
last, in knox, church. There were
about 500 ,present,.. the church being
crowded to its utmost capacity, and
many not being able to obtain admit,
twice. He took histet from James
1:27. He adm=,a,ished his hearers not
to be hearers of .,the word only but
doers also ; and gave a very fine ser-
mon He also preahedin the btetho-
• dist charm in the evening*,. being re:
cni• sted to do ao. Miss uaggie
land has,retnrne.i from her trip to To:
ronto.•-Mr J u Godfrey left on Tues:
day last to resume his stnd11es,at T'rouc
to University -Kiss A Ti;eleaven was
visitine her brother, ntr. A Treleaven,
this week. -airs 26 whittaker. of Toron:
to, is visiting at the nx,thodist parson-
age, -we are pleased to see the name
of Thos Agew among the list of the
snceessful candidates who wrote, for
tt'ttriculation at Toronto University.
ler A:rnew intends to pursue the study
of medicine at Toronto. -Her and sus,
J;no Scandrett spent a few days last
ween visiting friends in London.
They also took in the fair. -ate Will
Henry, of Fair Haven, washington,
has raturtted to his old home again, to
speed, a few months, with his._ ,slams,
Reeoratneucted-••-A. 1i Carr, flour,
WooLi Uoouo.--%Tonle spun filen.
nel, T Anderson& Son ; 2, George. .
Johnston. ltlankets, home spun, Geo
Johnston ;. (3 Henderson. Factory
blankets, '.l' Anderson & Son. B•aue
kete, union, T Andere0u & Son ; 2,
1) McKinlay. Yarn, W H MaQracken;
2, R Maxwell.
Daunt AND PROvisIONS. -• Dairy
cheese, T Anderson & Bon;. 2, '1` Lind, ,
Butter, packed, R Walter. Butter,..
rolls, 1B. !al Anderson; 2, T 1 tondersou,
Extracted honey, J A Morton ; ,2, D
McKinlay. Home made bread, W
Henderson; W Robertson, Oat cake,
T Anderson & Son ; 2, W Henderson., ;..
Pickles, mixed, W Robertson ; .1) Mo.
Finlay. Pickles, any other, W Bob-.
ertsou ; 2, D McKinlay.. Tomato
ketchup, W Taylor; R M Anderson,
Maple syrup, W Henderson ; Win,
McKenzie. Maple sugar, W rd, Mc
Cracken. Collection. canned fruits, W
Berl -y, six' rowed,0 _~ -- H McCracken ; 2, Jas Harrition.
Two -roared, T Anderson & Sons ; 2,
R M Anderson. W Taylor, Timothy; Jas Her- FINN ARTS -Painting on pottery',,
risen. Beans, white,, •
; •2 Mrs S 'Ynuhill ; 2, Mrs Tamlyn,
D b.IuKinlay. Beans, any. other, W I Painting en silk or s riri, Missii.CIva ,
Tay'Iur ; 2, W H McCracken. Field. Gordon ; ., y
corn, 0 Feenan ; 2, J. M Currie. lection paintings, Mrs J.13 Ferguson Ferguson;.
EGETABLEs - Swed2, Miss Tea Gordon, Collection oft
Hons., AND V hoto ra hs, W'F Br31elleashire, 1st,
turnips, T. Gillespie ; 2, J Webster.' sand 2i d. Highly cotamended-En.
Any otliei,..turnips, J Gillespie.; 2, C•1 larged 'photographs, i ltialied in crayon,
Garrie-
Tha 5tlt of Novembers entertain lucks barn on the 8th line, and m a
tweet in Gerrie ie certain to be n 1 ,salt o the main of tla.
Henderson, adangolde, 11,14, George
Johnston; 2,'P Campbell., Mangold$,
short, C Henderson. Field carrots,
A Rutherford ; 2, 0 Henderson.
Table carrots, W Taylor ; 2,1Dcy son D i4IeKiulay, Piew?t d quilt, Mrs
Kintay. Beets, Long blood, W 'P.amlyn;.2 T Henderson. patched
°reckon ; 2, Geo Johnston. Beets, i quilt, Mrs Wm Mci enzie; 2, Geo:
Turnip .blood, Wi H, McCracken 2+ Johnston. :J nit quilt, 'Thos•Wallace;
W Taylor. Parsnips, D • McKinley;
+ ; N Mrs Tawlyn, Babin quilt, W
W Il McCracken, Beauty of Hebron 14rc enzie. "Crotchet gent, Mrs Mrs H
potatoes, 0 Henderson, 2, Jos Fobter. ti ; 2, JCrotchet g nt, re T H,,
Mammoth Pearl, 0 Henderson ; WHt Mrs 3 Carr; R Walter. Bead - work,,
McCracken. • Etzrjy Rose potatcn s, i Mrs Tamlyn, let and 2nd, r5 eo men
1cKinlay ; 2 W `13 Henderson. White lace, Mrs rami n lst and 2ud Fancy.
Elephant potatoes,, W Taylor ; 2.. R y
'other otatoes,. C kilitting,tVtrs :McKenzie; Mie Tamlyu
Henders, Anypotatoes,
Embroidery on Woolen, Mrs Tamlyn, -
Henderson ; 2, W Taylor. hi
and 2ud. Embroidery. soy:other
of potatoes, 0 Henderson; 2, W Tay.yrs !?aml n,1at and 2ud. 'Etching'
for. Seed onions, D *Kitting; 2, W 3' g'
Onions, any . other, ! Mrs Tamlyn ; 2, Mrs T II Rose.
>d .McCracken Collectionwork, Mrs Tamlyn; 2 Mrsl
Geo Johnson.
W H McCracken ; 2,J Carr. Fine shirt, Mrs W Mellen-,
2 Hend, plumsor cherry, W Taylor her, I zie;' 2, Mre Taainlyn, Coarse shirt,
2 0 Henderson, '.Prmatoes,wny ler , MY `Wt ati' McKim:6 ai,; 2i, efrs4rlainIta.
J A Morton ; 2,''Taylor,'.:•Ce.` Yr 1 Wool stockings or soars, . W'..H :Moe
dwarf red, W H; tylc0rackou ; 2, S' Crciten; 2,g Mrs Wm N1eKenzie,
shill. Osler dwarf white, D ,em Mo -
1 i Y Wool mita or. • gloves, Mrs W
$,inlay ; 2, W Robertson, Cabbage
JerseyWakefield, D;Mclin'•ey; 2, W'IHenzie;:2, W H Mc0racken, Cotton,
cabbage, D Me- "stockings, Mrs Wm 'McKenzie. Eiaag-
Taylor. Flat y.Io0. ca „ , mat, W Taylor bine.J R Fereuson,
Kinlay; 2,W H ylcCracken, Cabbage, y
W F .Brockenshire; enlarged photo,`
graphe, noished in water .colors, W FL
Brbckenehire.. •
LADins,WonIt-Coverlet, W Robert-
Morrie -
miss tttggia. Connery is home for . a
few days from 'tpingham.-ur Fergus
any other, D McKinlay 2r W H Mu-
()rackon. Cauliflower, D McKinlay;;
2, W Taylor. Citrons, W H McOrack-
en; J Anderson. Cucumbers.,, JA
Morton ; 2, J Andersen. Musk' Melon,
W 11 McCracken. Sweet corn,green,
D McKinlay ; 2, W Taylor. Pump-
kin,W H McCracken; 2, D McKinley.
Squash, W H McCracken ; 2,• W Tay-
lor. Collection garden produce, D
McKinlay; 2, W H: McCracken..
son, of winghau, is visitingisrs dau.:h- I Crowaton; 2, Rig Anderson. `at sheep,
ter, tars 8 Irvin, last week--Sundgy. J Crowaton; 2, it Corley.
mori,ing. about 9.o'cloe'c smoke was pros atop; ahtre, Essex or5tiffnik=»i3oar
sten isrrulti; from the roof of Mr Pol. of 1890, C Heuderson, lst and, 2nd. Boar
prior to 1800, y Gillespie ; 2;, C •Henderson.
;low of 1800.0 Iiecderson, /at and 2nd.
Breeding sow, 3 M Currie; 2. J Gillespie,
'yorksliire, Chester White or 'ally other
large breed -Boar of 1890, A Tipling.
Boar prior to 1890, J Little. Sow of 1890.
W Henderson, ,Breeding sow, 1 Gillespie.
poulainr•_row1+i.-Light Malmaa, W
Traylor ; 2, W11 M•cCraekeu. Dark Brain
nuts, W 1lenderson ; 2, C . Henderson,
()octant, W it ateer•ackca ; 2 Urn Tatnlyn.
Gatnee, W ll McOrackon ; 2, Jas flarrison.
Wyandottes, W I4 McCracken. Bleck
Itmmburgs, 0 '"Heuderson; 2, .W H Mo.
Craolieu. 13ambdrge ai,y other, Jas Belly;
2, W H 11IcCreelcen. Laegshaue, W Ilen.
demote let and gni. White Leghorn', ,Sas
farriaon; 2,W Taylor. Brown Leghorns,
itj lliott; 2,W Taylor.' Plymouth Clocks;D
Meliiulay; 2r••'W EI MnCraokeu. Specials,
W l:lendersoai; 2. Sas If arrisen. Miuoroas,
0 Senderncu;..2, W lienderson, Bantams,
an variety, W N 9icC'renken, 1s+ and and.
uuceeea, The eellmittee' have al• few minute f. e part
harts. was it mass. of $arxtes, which soon
t~aa. secured ro servicesi of. 'Prof spred to thc. `sheds adjoining. A
Jas. roe, of Toronto, a first class,
ieniar, atid the Foresters' orchestra,of i •large numr,er of neighbors were snort
V , nil are' sparing no .pains to I art ttie spot,. and owing to the direction
fl• • • e! ap fi of the wind, were able to remove all
Ytia fi it a Buenas fact ` Cloward, .d 1fthe implements from the $hods and a
iris.• Ironic ohe• s,' factory has secured 4 Cnrgidr{rable quantity of lamb.. "The
tnmr t prize, on toterilo d cheese at Loan. entire buildings, which were recently •
• i!(xt, and die , a third ,.iiia remodelled and, improvedwere destroys.
.
>,aixgzide. ed, together ther with the season's crop
,
panty parties are raging -Gipsies of grain and hay, wiiiclt was a 'large one,
1 ave been lit this c•icinity,---Our ,and a quantity of olrl grain. The building
W,'aotrt'on has left for Portman -Mr I was ivatired, but the inaurancc will not
ars Cane Aeon has sold hitt n•,to1 begirt to cover the toes, which must not be
rear. Ox:orddmwn aeon !Rater" loss than $2,500. The origin of there ie
ianrl•.tn,tfi Emla Penti45laV anis -- t a mystery, not ruppcaitiou pr,iuts to its
tr palling and 4 tate picking are being the work of s.ii ; ucerldiary. as .it is
iter t#drititrin4 •alt pra•ar'nt,.A..Ito Rid the lira, work of the kind Mott hag bean
eu4 ,d' tilt'. Lard's SMIPI' was perpetrated in that vicinity. Fora little
mil IOC ;Sunday al the Presby• tithe the house war, in .ranger, butoonetent
arch The R•te Mr >Itetl1*t•, dieeeti .n, cii
Film -Apples- Baldwin, J, Web -
star ; 2, Re,0orley,. Xing, T Lind ; 2,
B. Watters: Maiden's Blush, George
Moffat ; 2;; A Linklater. Northern
Spy, P Fowler; 2; T Lind. Duchess
of Oldenburg, 0 Henderson ; 2, J
Anderson. It I Greenin,W Hender-
son ; 2, 0 Henderson, Ribstun pippin
Geo Moffat; 2,0 Henderson. Golden
s t P Fowler • 2,T Henderson
Rag carpet, W. Taylor; 2, '.1 .Anderson
& Son. Patches on pants, ;Mrs Wm
McKenzie; 2, Mrs Tan yn. Embroid-, `'i '
ery, Mrs T H Ross, 1st and 2nd.
Tidy, Mrs Tamlyn ; 2.' ,Mrs J Carr.
Crotchet work, Mrs , Tamlyn. Sofa
pillow; Mrs Tamlyn ; 2, Mrs J B Fer-
guson. 1 illow shams, J Yelton ; 2.
Thos Wane( , Darning socks, `wifol,.,
lttrs Wm McKenzie ; 2, Mrs Tamlyn. '
Darning socks, eotton, Mrs Win Mee,
Kenzie; 2, Itirs Tamlyn. Darned net
Mrs Tarnlyn; 2,W Henderson Fancy
needlework, Mrs W `Mckenzie;' 2,
Mrs Tamlyn, Berlin wool work, Mrs
Tamiyn. Recommended, . Mrs . T 11
Ross, wreath.
SPEotAL 'PRIZRS-Lady ho)sebaek rider,
Miss Jean Murray; 2,M::ssNorma Diuiley.
Lady driver, Miss dean Murray; 2,' Miss,
Bay. Wood sawing matob, Jae,Logan and
meet, , •, - mato; 2, 8 Leggatt and Wm Currie.
Roxboro .asset, W Henderson ; 2, 1L <
Bosnian. Seek no Further, T Howler- Juua>is -Horses Messrs i g Wynn+ ,
son ; 2, t Corley. Snow, .1 1;Istotr: 2,
Newry ; 3 Moffat,Teeswater ; D.MoLaugh.
0 Henderson. Swarr, 0 C:Iendctrason ; lin, Brussels, Cattle -Messrs Jae Lang,
Lanes r. 0; Wm Anderson, Luokttow.
2, R Corley. Ws►gner, Rt:lorley ;, 2, '
A Tipling. Corvert. GAn Johnson; 2, Sheep and Pigs -Messrs 0 Proctor, Bele
rave Walter Rutherford, Bluevtte.
T Lind, Alexander, al ,1•,' Iceith , 2, > ,
J, +t:iott. Crabs, 11 is 1.+rl, 2; 3 i!,1.•
Ston. Six varieties apples, maned, 0
Henderson; 2, R, Walter. Grapes, J
A,1Vlorton ; 2, W. Henderson gall
pears, Geo Johneon ; 2, Il, Walter.
Winter pears, J Webster; J M Currie,
Blue plums, ,.. Anderson. Yellow
plates, W Robertson W 11 MoOrack-
en. Recom emended ---Fall pippin. T'
Fowler ; Lombard plums, R Elliott.
PLANTS AND reesrntis-Collection
foliage plants, Jos Bradwin ; 2, Mrs,S
`Y'ouhill, Greethou,se plants, Joseph
Bradwin ;, 2, Mrs 5 Youfiill, Geran-
inntas, Jos,:l3radwin; 2,` Mrs SYnul>ilh
Fuchsias, .Mrs S• Youhull ; 2, Jos Brad..
win. Collection flowers att.l plants,
Jos Brad' in; 2, 111re 5 "Youhill.
Table lsl.cspet, W • Taylor; 2, Mrs.S
2, l.., 'Elanantlyn. Wildtflbwer b Carr t, the town hall, Teeswat'r, 13th Sep-
2, Mrs T' y q tetltber 1890. Memb:lra firesetir.,•
Mrs S Ynuhill; 2. Mae Tnallyti. Mm'stra. Kirkland, (.'lark. Mci(.agne,
Floret design. firs s Youhill. Basket Raid and Armstrnnq. President in
;nodule, T Anderson & Son ; 2 Mee
8 Ynuhill.. (Gladiolus, J A Morton ;• the chair, Arnta;trong- tReid•--That
Mrs J' Carr, Verbena heads, Mrs Policies No. 1399, No. 1,424 and Nn,
as 1'-ri.ort, 2 ! 1718 in this Colnpnny be cartooned,
Y hLLI • 1' eetui, as Mre 13 'Yell
Mrs li 5 utthlli. F t ,
Poultry -Mr r C Sperling, Wingbanx.
Woolen goods, leather manufactures, eco
Mesas Win Anderson, Lucknow;. ,T1s
Lane, Lanes IP 0. Graiu and sends•-•-
Mesars Wm Clogg and Thos Gregory.,
Hoed crops -Mr Chas Proctor, Belgrave.
Pruit--Messrs Jas Lame, and It Mason,
Wawanosh. Dairy and Provisions -•Meatus
C McClelland, Belgrave ; It 0 parting,
Winghatn, Fine Arts ---Messrs T e1.Reid,
TeeswaBor,; W. I Pairileld, 13ruesela.
Planta and flowers -ars Chas proctor,
1lelgrave;.MrJ W`ilelly,i3russels. Ladies'
work. -Miss McClelland, T3elgrave; Mies,
Bone, lilarnook.
Cnlrtiis.
Cu'ross. Mut,nal Fire iltsiaraclte:
Company met at call of President in
vu anal s, elon the Secretary. to notify all concerned-'-,,
watching, ,read a cllw,r;(e in the "
sine w,wnritp, wrae presPt>the mime Minute er. mime, ere in itr itt e ,' 3 Bill ; -g, Jas Harrison. Phlox, Ors :J O,trried. McKaane--• Armatrantr ,
y W S McC acken • 2, That in land or►e4' where the President retry rule smart and and !dine 13innte [iun+el re in Detroit thir< AnY other verist , r h'11 t
na to ,.h" young pacers w
• Harrison. Tnrlregs, vLrlety, a Hein
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Carr 1 z, Mrs S oU i , eon Ae, eict t,o bPld'fsY ,1 1 e
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