The Wingham Times, 1893-09-29, Page 2THE WINGHAM TIMES, SEPTEMBER 30 1893.
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Howson.
MAY, SEPTEMBER 30. 1893.
Howson. Galf 1 W J And Little. Indian corn, 1 ')'hos 1 Farmer Kirby: Au' then' tweet uaw
Wilson, 2 Hugh 111cKague. Sweet blemish almot that Cher" caw ? Cattle
corn, 1Thos Wilson. 'Timothy seed,) Dealer Oh no she's all ri'tht ; I
Drees.
Hull under three chars, 1 W Moffat,
2 S Kirkland, Buil under 1 year,
;1 J McKenzie, (con 5), P Grant,
SPECIAL CLASS`, AY RSUIRES.
T,nRQSS FALL SHOWN. Bell calf, 1 Thos Woodcock. Heifer
third alanual fall allow, under under two years, 1 Thos Woodcock,
is:Uices of the Culross Agricultu• LEICESTER SHEEP.
oiety' was held ir. Teeswater on i Geed ram, 1 R Armstrong, 2 W
ere and Wednesday of last week, = Baptist. Pair aged ewes, 1 Robert Four pounds salted butter,1 R Turner,
R n Armstrong.Pair 2 J S Armstrong, 3 A Caslick. Eight
Pother Wall favorable and there Hastings, 2 R
large attendance, of spectators 1 shearling ewer:, 1 R Hastings, 2 R pounds salted butter, 1 A Adamson, 2
'ednesday. The show of stook ' Armstrong. Shearling ram, 1 R \V J Howson, 3 John Artustrollg. Loaf
Pod, especially in Horses, cattle Armstrong. Pair ewe Iambs, 1 W tutee -made bread, 1 Jas 1 obertaon, 2
;rtteeP. The display ,insidd was .Baptist, 2 R Armstrong. Ram lamb, Mrs W Mckenzie, 3 J Nevins. Bas
grain and seeds being well rep -11 \V Baptist, 2 R Armstrong, Let ornamental butter, 1 Jos Little, 2
ted fruit, roots and vegetables oxecmo DGwxs. Geo Day. Loaf bake re bread, 1 1V
Kirkby. Honey, extras ed,1 P Clark.
not up to former years, this not 'i .Aged ram, 1 W Copeland. Pair Rome made cheese 1 tRPo Day,2 J S '
, a good year for their growth, of ! aged ewes, 1 Jas Crowston, 2 Jas KEEPS YOUR CHICKENS.
T' -
1 tong n Health 'rhos Wil- S r a t Peeve
e, will account fur the falling off. i}1r,Tavish. Maple sugar, 1 T ,ao d H Prevents all Disease.
Little. Pair shearling ewes, 1 Jas sou, 2 JOl!Bor110, Horne -made bread, H.,,.orts-n....,. nta�lay9�1.'nocotherL„-Indi llaeiG
Latliars' department was well tilled I rem, ton, 2 W Copeland. Shearling special by B J Hiscox,: Mrs Jos Rob ana,Von° ii3selttA6 inmat.�1$,-aYca"IIe,sss p `amu u to.
the different articles of 1laudi- ram, 1 H Thompson,;! 2 Jas Crowostou. ertson. Ten peens creek of butter, ` LS,JOIiNso'`xco.,2:CusCneneusest,Doston,3fass
- The exhibit of grains and Pair ewe lambs, 1 H Thompson, Jas spec al by G ii Hellon; W J Howson.
les of Manitoba aue? the North- I Orowston. Ram lamb, 1 H Thompson, Fivs Doouds 1 lb prints butter, special '
, made by the C. P. R., added 12 W Copeland, '
by Ferguson Bros, R `Turner. Best ,
home-made cheese-, special by John
McLean, Geo Day. 1
i
Tilos Sheen. 2 Jos Burlin. - White werraut her sotu'd ; bot I must tell
beans, 1 V Rettinger, :: linos Wilson. you, fair and equilre, that the scerne-
Any other variety beaus, 1 Peter Mee times kicks when she's being minted.
Naughton, 2 Jos Borho. Farmer Kirby : That hettnt n' naw
Dobie PRODUCE. consequence. T' wits; doe$ t' lililkitl",
Firkin better, 50 pounds, 1. Wm
Whytcok, 2 R Turner, 3 Win Ale-
Donald. Crock of butter. 1 W J Boy-
son, 2 W J Kirkland,3 And Meringue.
Sheridan's Condition Powder
HENS
a
11
:derably to the attractiveness of 1 FAT SHEEP.
reside department, and was greatly An kind, 1 R Hastings, 2 Co e
,red by alt. All in i 11, the show i yCope-
Ted
decided success. With proper Iland.
rids and buildings 4t prosperous SWINE—BERKSHIRE.
larg" show could be maintained
eeelwater, and the Directors of the
tv are not the men 'le take them
if they do not secure the necessary
mmodation. The fo IioWitlr is the Brood sow, 1 Thos Woodcock..
PRIZE LIST ° CHESTER WHITE.
HEATY DRAUGHT IfORSES. Spring sow pig, 1 firm Z'nger, 2 W
Watson.
Brood sow, 1 W J Kirkland, 2 And
McKague. Spring sow pig, 1 Jas Me -
Naughton, 2 W J Kirkland.
SUFFOLK,
FRUIT. 1
Northern Spy Apples, 1 Valentine'
Rittinger, 2 Wm Reid. Baldwin ap-
pies, 1 Jos Borho, 2 Jas Martin. King
Tolokins apples, 1 Jos Borho, 2 Hugh
Gillies. Golden 1insset apples, 1. Jos
Borho, 2 Jas McNaughton. Pewaukec
apples, 1 A M Howson. Snow apples,'
1 Jos Borho, 2 Hugh I4cKague. Any I
other kind apples, 1 Bugh McKague, 2 •
can, 1 A Simon, 2 JSMcKenzie. Peter Grant. Large crab apples,) Peteri
ar old gelding or filiy,l Jos Forster POULTRY. Grant, 2 Jas Ballagh. Small crab
los Verson, 3 Thos Goodfellow. 2 Pair geese any kind, 1 W Watson, apples, 1 Hugh 11eKague. Peaches,1
old gelding, 1 And; McKague, 2 2 D McDonald ; Pair turkeys, 1 A M v Rettinger, 2 W \\ ascii, Pears, 1
s Goodfellow. 1 year old gelding, Howson, Pair Aylesbury ducks, 1 H R McDonald, 2 Jas Little. Yellows 1
e. Jarvis (con 6). 2 year old filly, McKay. Pair ducks, any kind, 1 Jas plums, 1 V Rettidgcr, 9, J Campbell.
VI Crowston, 2 S Hutton, 3Thomas Martin, 2 P McNaughton. Black Bine plums, 1 Jas Martin, 2 Arch I
son. 1 year old fitly, 1 Geo Spanish, 1 A M Howson. Plymouth Stutt. Any kind plums, 1 P McNaugh- 1
Fat. Spring colt, 1 R Armstrong, Rock, 1 P McNaaahton, 2 Dr. Gillies. ton, 2 J `_)anipbell Three clutters of
aoma.e Verson, 8 Jas Crowston. Any kind fowl, 1 W Watson. ,grapes, 1 Geo Day, 2 Thos Wilson.\
ad mare, 1 Thos Verson, 2 Jos LADIES WORK. Collection of fruit, apples excepted, V I
Iter, 3 R Armstrong. ,Span draught Rettinger. Collection of.fruit, special -
es, special by J H Brick, S Simon, Patched quip, cotton, 1 W Beachy, by J P Forsyth, J E. Scott, I
ROOTS AND VEGET1BLES. i
Early Rose potatoes, 1 Thos Good -1
fellow, 2 W W Watson. Beauty of 3
GENEEaL PURPOSE HORSES.
pan, 1 J Gamble, 2 D Ballagh, 3
McKee. 3 year old gelding or
1 W Whytock, 2 A Watson, 3
Borho. 2 year old gelding, 1 Alex
Ronald (con 9). 1 year old gelding,
em Donald, 2 S Tapley. 2 year
filly, 1 V Rettinger, 2 Jos 1Wol-
`d. 1 year old filly; 1 3 Hodgins,
eorge Moffatt, 3 W 11 Jarvis (con
Spring colt, 1 J. od;ius, 2 Geo
3 S Hutton. rood mare, 1
Jarvis (con 6), R Armstrong,
en Day. Fastest alking team, I
irkland, 2 W unser. Best
3 Jos Lambartus. Woolen Counter-
pane, 1 Thos Woodcock, Kuitted
quilt, hand made, 1 J S McTavish, 2
Alex Watson. Crazy quilt, hand
made, 1 Alex McDonald (con 9). Log Hebron, 1 Jas Ballagh, 2 Thos Good. 1
cabin quilt, 1 Jas Martin,2 A &dam- fellow. White Elephants, 1 W Moffat, 3
son. Cut and made dress; 1 J S Me 2 Thos Goodfellow. Assortment of
Tavish. Collection of fancy work, 1 potatoes, 1 Jas Ballagh, 2 Peter Mc. 1
3 A Forsyth, 2 R Copeland. Coltec- Naughton. Any other variety of po-
tion of house plants, 1 Geo Yeo. Pair tatoes. 1 W Jarvis, (con 5), 2 W Mof-
woolen socks, 1 Mrs W McKenzie, 2 fat. Too onions, Jas Martin, 2 Thus ,
Jas Martin. Ornamentae work,1. Geo Wilson. Celery, 1 R J Uiscox. Red
Yeo, 2 Jos Hemmingway. Hair work, Onions, 1 Jos Broho, 2 V Hettinger.
1 J S McTavish. Embroidery, 1 p White or yellow onions, 1 Jos Borho.
O'MaIey. Berlin wool work on wire, 2 V Rettinger. Potato onions, 1 J
1 Jos Hemrningway. :Barliu wool 'Borho, 2 V Rettinger, ' Red Mangold,
'ar►al in class, special y H B O'Oon- raised, 1 Alex Watson. 'Boquet ear- 91 J Borho, 2 H McKay. White field 1
Alex McDodald (colt 9.) den flowers, 1 R Hiscox 2 J. A For.- carrots, 1 F Ballagh, 23 Borlm. Table
ROAD AND CARRIAGE HORSES. syth. Tissue paper flowers, 1 George ; carrots, 1 A Watson, 2 A C:tstick. 1
pan road horses, 11P O'1Slaley, 2 Yeo. Or het work, cotton. 1 A. M. S Long blood beets, ani kind. 1 Hugh j•
Span an carriage horses, 1 Howson, 2 W J Howebn. Crochet ; Gillies. Beets any kind, 1 Heigh Gil -1
ase. Buggy horse, 1 W Little, 2 work' wool, 1 Mrs E Nixon, 2 Dr Gil. flies, 2 R 3. Hiscox.. Winter cabliagµ, 3
J K M Gordon. Carriage horse,
A McEvers, 2 Wm Whytock.
die horse, 1 D Blain, 2 Jas lvhy-
3 V llettinger. 1 year old road
rriage, 1 W Vvhytock, 2 R How..
3 P Arkell. 2 year old road or
iage, 1 P Clark, 2 W ,Copeland, 3
Orion, Brood mare, 1 Alex Me-
aid (con 9), 2 P Arl:ell, 3 W J
kland. Spring colt, \Alex Mc•
nald (con 9), 2 J Elliott,3 D Reid.
d stallion in harness,1 John Hueb-
hwerlen, 2 Chas Thotilpson. 3
old driver, 1 P Clark, 2 Geo
er. Single driving outfit, special
5 13 Kirkiand, Wm Little. Best
die horse, special 3 H Brick, D
in. Best lady driver, specially J.
Seltz,Miss Watson. Carriage team,
Bial by Hugh McDonald, W Case.
GRADE CATTLE.
air 1 year old steers,1 H McKaeue,
S Armstrong, 3 H McKay. Pair
ear old steers, 1 Jas McNaughton,
os Switzer, 3 And McKague. Fat
or steer, 1 H McKague, 2 And Mc -
e, 3 Jos Switzer. Fat cow or
fer, 1 5 Tapley, 2 H McKague, 3 3
Armstrong. Grade cow, 1 J S
mstrong, 2 Jas McNaughton, 3 W
�. irkland. 1 year old heifer, 1 3
radon, 2 Jas McNaughtoe, 3 Thos
fellow. 2 year old heifer, 1 A
Kague. 2 3 McKenzie, (con 5), 3
McNaughton. Village caw, 1 P
anghton, 2 W J Howson, 3 R Donald (con 81, 3 Jos Bo ho. Two
, Heifer calf, 1 \'J Jarvis bushels small white peas, DA. Caeliok,
nfl), 2 3 S Armstrong, 3 Jas Mc- 2 Jos Borho, 3 5 D A A Ststibo. Two
hton. Pair steer calves, 1 Mal- bushels any variety of peals, 1 Hugh
Keith. 2 year old heifer;, special Gillies. Two bushels of black Date,
lies, Pair woolen mita, 1. Dr Gillies, ' .1 J Borho, 2 Thos Wilson. Cnuli-
2 Mrs W McKenzie. Knitted work, dower, 1 J Borho, 2 Thos Nilson.
cotton, 1 Mrs W McKi<nzie, 2 J 1St Yellow tomatoes, 1 J Borho, 2 Thos'
McTavish. Knitted worn, wool, 1' Wilson. Red tomatoes, 1 L Bennin-
Alex McDonald, 2 P Clark. Sofa I ger, 2 Geo Forsyth. Water Melons,1
cushion, 1 Alex Watson, 2 J A For- ;Thos Wilson, 2 Thos Metviu. Musk
syth. Lair stockings, 1 Mrs W. ,tic -1 Melons,) Thos Wilson. Swede Tur-
Kenzie, 2 Jas Martin. Hooked rag nips, 1 A Caslick, 2 Alex McKassue.
rnot., 1 Alex Watson, 2 L Campbell.
Wool work on honey comb canvas, 1
John Kseir. Darned net work, 1 J S
Yellow .Aberdeen tur ips, 1 ,Alex Mc-
Kagne. Greystone urnips, 1 Henry
McNay, 2 John Heir. Parsnips, 1
McTavish, 2 3 A Forsyth. ;Painting Hugh Gillies. Pueopkin, 1 Hugh
on any material, 1 Geo Yeo,24t, Cope- Gillies, 2 A Caslick. Bag potatoes,
land. Beat collection of fancy work,
special by Dr. J. K. M. Gordon, 3 A
Forsyth. .
WOOLEN GOODS AND OTHER ARTICLEZ.
Pair of blankets, factory made, 1
W Zinger. Pair blankets, home,Tlnade,
1 J S McTavish, 2 And Adamson.
Five yards full cloth, factory made, 1
W Zinger. Five yards union flannel, Strong nerves, sweetsleep,good appetite,
factory made, W Zinger. Five yards heelthy digestion, and best of all, sous
BLOOD, are given by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
special by M Kennedy, Thos Good-
fellow,
IMPELENTS, CARRIAGES, ETC.
Lumber wagon, 1 Gillies & Martin,
Top buggy, 1 Gillies & Martin. Open
buggy, 1 Gillies & t Martin. General
purpose plough, Gillies & Martin.
union flannel, home mad
McKague, 2 And Adamson.
Yarn, factory spun. 1 W Zi ger. Pair
fine boots, 1 Geo Colvin. Phir coarse
boots, 1 Geo Colvin.
, 1 Hugh
Stocking
GRAIN.
Two bushels white winterJwheat, 1
Malcolm Keith, 2 Thos Wilson, 3 Jos
Borho. Two bushels of re winter
wheat, 1 F Ballagh. 2 Wm
Two bushels of spring whea
ety, 1 Thos Goodfellow, 2
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