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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Times, 1893-10-20, Page 5s t's Emulsion, and no one or cold,acette don, lurking 8 ION Cod ever, sphites checks aII a remarkable as Palatable as nemie,Beltevute. tis:ETS. tobor 10, 1803 beater. 8'160to 180 ib t0 60 58 t0 66 27 to 2a, 34 to 36 50 to 61 • 18 to 10 18 to 10 14 to 13 i 76 to 2 00 609 to 600 30 to 35 18 to 24 NOTI0 totes of 0 tario,1887, roditrrs .f Alexander hip of Torras, in the co of ntario, yoomau, day ,f September, A. to, , A. marten, of the y oY Huron, Solicitor of the raid deceased, )etobor, a. L., 1893, descriptions; the hill ,t stahemeit of their securities (if any) er, rgiven, that the tely tor the last mon. oto t assets of the )ties a 'clad thereto, ma of wl •b4they shall oRVEY, t SCDSS, (l;x Solicitor for Exo 800. ttors tote. HEAD tine Reese') is far in heeuty and novel iv)u_, ,tit the !facet ew,rrd needles, Laca s, Tie P1m4. Engage. inks. are, others follow. UNSHAW. ghatn. MMffiC$ his numerous ous- ra that he intends itaud Lately used id shoe store h of Past Office nd is large stock of tr'urentgg g Machines,. achines d Wringers, led repairs. ll Hue of `4PLIES rA 1 IONERY. ou Saturday, July }til CALL. B, CU CMINGS Gan ticts 1-1 SHOVi7. tlofxt;l Pumpkins, Wm Levy, la w a vile Jere° sat' y c, e� 1> 141nrsii 1$ d U' TUE WX.NGJIAN1 TIMES, OC'fO.� , The 11.lyth Show, on 1V'dnesday o£ 1'ale(xawari, Squashes, W II i4Zc°reel (x last week dee � �, lame, •� Pions, �VaJter J'ayti tend the day wa;; regular "Blyth Show for, Pvagett, Iellow onions, YVairer weather." ,fire Prize list a 2,t fur gives full particulars aa to ppondeit y Jofra Stafford. Suver skinwh off' the coveted honors ; o Gerrie('onions, Join) Stafford, WkI 1vluCrael .Piazze ease. 3t Honsne.---I1eaY ` nigras or oldit''� � Di�ata:7ht,---•Tetam g James Reynolds Goorga Dale, Breed mare, John 1t' SYloo4ten Mrs C F Ha nli. .1)alm, Jobe Scadrer. Mare foal, 2nd Watermelons, 7' 1Viltiams, T' Hatnil. donation by J W Bell, John F I ton, Drumhead Cabbage, I•T Ross Johan ion by .1 Horse foal George I Walter Taylor, Rea Pickling cabbage, Dale. Twu year old geldingg, James (R r3 -I'sikiaw, Walter Taylar, Any Reynolds, N Cumming. Two rOaoli kind WaP �Vil Met- filly, 1' Brown, J It Dale. One e l fetflower, Walter Taylor, ff' Met- old year old filly, Geo Dale, John Sean- ( D Two de xt 1'wo year old entire colt Geo A z Rv AND P'tovtszoxs ..,_,Best tub 11 art. Coverlet, home epee, airs Chao l Nett, John ,Sfiwrtreed, :Itat mat, Mrs I Ji R Walker, Airs (,3 Nott. �.'etrrr mat, 'Aire 11 R Walker, tiles G Nott, Reg carpet, Mrs 1t ,I Walker, M eu. Potato onio'ls, ; c l3l't t;)our. S oaken; e taro, T Munn W MoOracket', ton, W H ;11cOraekeu, Pitir coarse WaIter''Insl1r, White field beans, M boots, fat kind 2nd J B3rethour, ,John Stafford,eeers ` Metall, Pacj corn, J Mason, el Riobmoa,d. SCit ons J Sherett.liend o yeuts' boots, Yat end 2ttdt Miss r Themes' 1' circ-Gents'flanuel allirt hand made, T k3arr,ltou, Mrs U Nott, (emus white shirt, hand made, :1'1 Hamiltou,Mrs G Nott. Pillow amine, Mas G Nott, Mrs 0 Campbell. 1,'ateh guilt, N Ofantrtliug, Mrs 0 Catnrt ell I Urazy quilt, ;Mrs to Nett, R °root, et or knitted quilt, flies " j Hughes. O �'r .1� 'tl' - � J w� 13oth the method and results when, Syrup of Figs is taloa; it le pleasant and refreshing to the taste, endears entlyyet promptlyien tl'c Kidneys, Liverand Bowels, cleanses the sere - em effectually, dispels colds, head- aches and fevers and ewes habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro- duced, pleasing to the taste and se- eeptabie to the stomach, pron'pt fu Reaction and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthyand agreeable subs tances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known, Syrup of Figs is for sale in 71e bottles by all, leading druggists, Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Manufactured only by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUD SVItax. rtY. NEW YORK. N.Y. rile, 11 rl'aytor, 'Poe best four colla fa"tory butter, Cres Watt. Best tub alt, IUss `Nytnitu tot0, Bair woolen foaled in If3yl Joseph Fisher, Special of butter, F Hamilton, James McCaf• I socks or stockth , W II titts, k i prize by J893,s Tierney for thep beat ; lam. Beat tub butter not Iess tbaii t Hamiltolr, taints' mitts Miss and fastest walking50 pounds, J Williams.Beat cock S tufo", 2 s tenni, H GiPbin. Y „ton, W R r1leQraekeu, llarn. g General Purpose.-_ Tea,u, )aeras or butter, 20 pounds, dames llleCailum, iug r'n seek or stockings, Mrs Ii f;eG n General R Wood,Geo WattR nrBe l Best Val James Reynolds, t Bi pounds Putter in Wal -ler, Mrs 0 Nott. Three patches T McDonald. Brood nista James 1 pound prints, J Bingham, P Hawn- on old punts, Geo Moffat, Mrs TI R McCallum,ut Il Bros, ' 14la1re, foal, es ton. Factory cheese, not less than 55 LVaiker, Best piece of plain sewin, Ross, J )Dale, Horse foal, James oted Papineau. 20 pounds extras, Mrs Strachan, T Hatnilton. Old Petrie, James McCallum. Two oted honey, J Rich:need. 10 ladies' eullection any kind hand work, Pdrie,diJar J F Dale, R 0 McGowan. Morro pounds T Hamilton, Home a de bread,eDlMoor,;TA in(. Mrs D'Steweot, Braid - Two year old filly, R Ferris, ki Gib- lug on weal or cotton, Geo Moffatt, bins. ton. Plain tea biscuits, N Arming Miss Symington, .Arasene work, Mrs Road or Carriage.--, Jas JacIcsoti. ti pounds maple sugar, G Nott, Mrs '0 Campbell. Embroidery horses, William Watson,p mood mare) M Brethour, W EI MCOracken, g on Pelting cloth. Mrs D Stewart, Mrs I,, Tanner, R Pollard. Horse final, pounds wapie syrup, Jae MoOaliuw, T 0 Campbell. Embroidery on silk or HenryTrkbR Pollard. foal, F Tanner, li Taylor Collection canned fruit satin, Mrs D Stewart, Mrs 0 Camp, Two year olds gelding, F Tanner, r, not Iess than 4 different triode, by H bell. Kensington embroidery, Mrs 0 Denaisun. Two year old filly, John McCracken, Mrs EI R Walker, Grape Campbell, Mrs 0 Nott. Ronan' eels wing, home made, D Moore,iM Bretli- broidery on lined, Mrs 0 Nott, 'Airs Melville, R A Robinson. One Mc - old ville, RA Pollard, Jamin Colli- our, .' Tomato catsup, 1 quart B B Straehan, Parlor screen, Mrs 0 ton. One year old filly, James Mo- LY.idlaw, Walter Tayior. Pickles 1 Campbell, Miss Symington. Sofa Gee. Best single driver in buggy, W quart, )nixed, Walter Taylor T Ham- cushion, Mrs G Nott, Miss Sytnington, ilton. Any other kind pickles, Wal- lelancY panel, Mrs 0 Campbell, Miss J Dickson, E Mason, Saddle hors,;',` ter Taylor, W e S n1' Dr Carder, W Tierney. Swee st McCracken. Y ington. Best piano or table scarf, best mare or ldin • e was' Y''xulT.--Party that has the most M Brethour, bliss Symington. Drawn gelding, James Re�at'i't;lds. P Lady driver Miss Fieber, ,Mies.' Kirk- entries in the Fruit Department, Geowork, Miss by. . ; r Nott, 3 Barr. Four named lar' t• Symington, CATTLE--Tlioroughbrecrne eDerilams of winter apples, Jas Potter, James --Milk cow, 1st and 2nd James Snell. Jaekson. Four named varieties fall Two year old heifer, James Snell, apples, 1) McLean, Mrs Geo Nott, James Potter. One year old heifer, Baldwins, Jas Jackson, J Moffatt James Shell, Jam calf, N Cutnminn� old bull, J Snel rd J Snell, R Co Proctor. Heifer King of Tompkins, Jas Jackson, W Snell. One year McArthur. Northern Spies, J Snort- Snell. Corley. Bull calf, reed, G Jackson, Rhode Island y, Greening; J Barr, J Potter. Golden Trades,-111ilcli cow, lst and 2nd R Russets, M H Harrison D Moo Medd. Two year old heifer, M H *heifer, R Medd. One year old •*)'heifer, M H Harrison, M Harrison, Heifer calf, T Ross. R Corley. Steer calf, T Ross, James Potter. Two year old steer lst and 2nd T Ross. One year old steer, 11 Ferris, T Ross. Fat ewer, let and 2nd T Ross. Fat cow or heifer, butcher, .R Ferris, T ''Ross. Herd of cattle, T Rose, Seessp,----Cotswol de. --Jaynes Potter took ist and 2nd prize for ram lamb,pair of aged ewes, and pair of ewe Iambs, and first for shearling ewea. Ltliceaters.--Aged ram, James Snell, el Barr, Shearling ram, James Snell, N Cunicning. Ram lamb, James Snell, N Cumming. Pair of shearfing ewes, James Snell, J 8e:rr. Pair of aged ewes, N Cumming, J Snell. Pair of ewe iambs, J Snell, N °amming. Fat shei.p,J Cnultice, R Laidlaw. Shropshire down, ---Aged ram, J Cooper, R McGowan, Shearling ram, James Cooper. Ram lambs, 1st and 2nd Wm Snell, Aged ewes, Wn' Snell. Shearling ewes, 1st and 2nd •James Cooper Ewe lambs, Wno Snell, J Cooper. �Pecs --Chester Whites. --Aged hoar Jobit Potter, H �'^lwards. Boar lite tend in 1803, H Edwards. Sow lit- tered in 1893, R Laidlaw, Ii ,'d. wards. Any Large breed,-- Brood sow, Walter Scott. Boar littered in 1893, F it Scheele; Sow litter in 1893, F , If. Scheeler, Walter Seatt, Berkshire, --.Aged boar, John Short read, Wm McAllister. Brood sow, Wm McAllister, F H Schoales. Sow littered in 1808, Win McAllister, R Laidlaw. h. GnetN.--Iced fall wheat, 11 Ede wards, W Scott, White fall wheat, Brethour, George Moffat. Spring wheat, 1) .Brethour, I1t Brethour. ]?&I wheat, any kind, R G McGowan. Six rowed barley, D Brethour, M Bre, thatir. Two rowed barley, l t Breda our. Large white oats, 1I Brethour, D Brethoar, Blaek oats, Ili Breth- our, J' Harrison. Smell white osts, II Edwards, M II Harrison, Smell peas, at Brethour, Ii Edwartte. Large peas, M Brethour, Geo Moffitt. Tim othy seed, M Brethour, D Brethour. Barrel of flour, Felly & Sons. Ilam seed, ll Brethour, B Laidlaw. & Sema. Wooden pump, 1" Willows, Itooxs.---Half bu 1oel Rose potatoes, J Ferguson. Stove and furniture, 4 # d Garvin, Mra H Walter. klalf 7}enteeedt Bros, J o Moser. bushel +'lephant potatoes, Wm Lev p'aquind Best Ye mill, A iVYeillut'clrie & Co. tend Geo Quinn. l,,est hall bushel potatoes caller, 0 I�iaenileon. Soufller,C Hum, any other kited, II ladwards, F Motes Ilton. calf`' 0o11oation or' potatoes, W II Mnxtrk �CxUtt>as.--•-T'eu yards home 1Mte0raoken, Jan- McGee. Field Car- made alt wool fianntil meg Geo Nott, rote, Jas McGee, JasMc0allum. 0nr- Ten yards flannel, union, It B /Aid - (ten rete Cgrrots, Walter '.paylor, Mrs taw, iti Drethoul', Pair home made 11 11 ;'Vatter. Swede turnips J illianas R sonars, ' � J s Symington, airlift Roxboro Russets, M H Harrison. Seek -no -Furthers, R B Laidlaw, Jas Jackson. Wagner; Jas Jackson, T Brigham. Bendavis, R G MeGowan, J Barr. "Vendevere, J •Potter, J Barr, Mammoth Pippins, G Jackson. Fella. water, J Jackson, 13 11 Laidlaw. Talman Sweets, J Jackson, M II Har- rison. Munn, R Hughes, M H Hare rison. Maiden's Blush, W McArthur, I) McLean. Snow, J Potter, 1l 11 Harrison. Duchess of Oldenburg, 0 Jackson, Mra Geo Nott. Colverts, D McLean, W McArthur. 20 oz. Pip- pins, Mrs G Nott, H Ross. Any other named variety, Mra D Stewart, Mrs It i`Jhortreed. Collection of apples of any named variety, J Brigham. Winter pears, Jas Harrison, Mrs R, Shortreed, Fall pears, Mrs R Short - reed. Two named variety of plume, W H McCracken. Tomatoes,R Sellers, Mrs H ` R Walker. Collection of Grapes, A Jacob, R B Laidlaw. Crab apples, M Brethour, ,;Mrs R Shortreed. Peaches, R 13 Laidlaw, Joint Scott, PoVLTar...•..'1'urkeys, A Jacob, J F Dale. Geese, .i Harrison, E Elaggitt. Rouen ducks, E liaggftt, W Irwin, Any other kind, W Irwin, J F Dale. Brown Leghorns,Walter Taylor,Eyans & Hale. White) Leghorns, W Taylor, W Irwin. Light Brahams, W Irwin, Evans & Hale, Black Spanish, Evans & Hale, J F Dale. .Dark Brahrnas, 1st and 2nd W Irwin. Ilamburgs, W Irwin, Jas Harrison. Dorkings, W Irwin, Jas Harrison. Black breasted red game, 13 Haagitt, J Cook. .Buff coclains, lst and e2nd Evans do Hal., Bantams, W Irwin, J Cook. Polands, Evans & i;Taie,J Harrison, Plymouth rocks, W Irwin; J Cask. Collection of Pigeons, E Haggitt. Collection of fowl apart front all entries, W Irwin, Evans & HaIe. Guinea fowl, J 1~ Dale, W Irwin. IMPnkmliNTs --Lumber wagon, John Bruusdon, heavy bobsleighs, Slater & Sults, Iron beam sod plow, Gillies & Martin. Iron beam general purpose, ()fillies do Martin, 0 Hamilton. Gang plots, 0 flamilten, Slater k Sims. Single open buggy, John Ferguson, J lIrunedon, Single covered buggy, J Ferguson,] 13runsdori, Double buggy or jump seat, J l3runsdon, Phaeton, A McNally. Cutter, V 1 annaruan. Set of horse shoes, J Ferguson, Slater ,, ... �.ainp. bell, Honiton or point lace, A Jacob re G .Nett. Best novelty in fancy work, Mrs H R Walker, Mei G Nett, Best piece of fancy work not on list, Mrs 0 Campbell, Mrs 1) Stewart. Crewel. work, Mrs T Raney,' Mrs Strachan. Orazy work, Miss Sym ington, Mrs D Stewart. Java canvass work, Mrs 0 Campbell, Miss Syming. ton, Crochet work in silk, Miss Symington. Crochet work ie cotton, Miss Symington,' Mrs D Stewart. (irochet work in wool, Mrs 0 Camp- bell, ivlrs 0 Nott, Bedroom, slippers, Mrs G. Nott, Mra C Campbell. Palmy toilet bottles and )Pats, Mrs 0 Camp. bell, Mrs G Nott. Best foot stool, Mrs II R Walker, . Miss Symington, Applique work, Mrs G Nett, Miss Symington. Fancy in cushion, airs. G • Nott, Miss Symington, Fancy Ilandkercbief or glove case, Mies Symington, ioias Lane. mould work, airs C Campbell. Wax work, errs 0 Campbell. Suit of ladies, underwear, miss Symington, airs 0 Nott. Knitted lace in cotton, errs D Stewart, errs 0 Nott. Bead work, airs G Nott, T Hamilton. Button hale work, miss Symington, T Hamilton. Collection ladies' work, errs G Nott, airs C Camp- bell. hex ARTS, --.Collection of oil paint- ings, Miss Lane, Mrs C Campbell. Figure painting 10 oil, Miss Lane, Miss 0 Campbell. Animals in oil, urs C Campbell, ansa Lane. Best single picture in oil, miss Lane, airs C Cawpe bell. Water calor painting, miss Line, 3 ,.T Walker. °rayon portraits, 31i38 Lane, Geo Jenkins, Crayon drawing, miss Lane. Paintings on pottery. Airs 0 Campbell, W H erceraelten. Pencil drawing, urs 0 Campbell, Hand painting on silk, hiss Lane, etre 0 t'an,pbell, painting on glass, tura 0 Campbell, miss Symington. Oil paint- ing, marine view, 12 B McGowan. Col. leaden photographs, Goo Jenkins, I'r,ANTB AND I'Lotrslts,--Collection of foliage, firs H R Walker, D etarsh. Geraniuzne, airs H R Walker, 1) iiarsb. Fuchsias, 1) stash, firs Ii R Walker. Hanging basket, D Marsh. Display of plants in Sower, itis H R Walker, D etarab. CUT F owease--.Table �tettalfe, Jas Harrison, , quet, Mrs It Shortreed, Floral design, D erarsh. Harrison. Pansies, F marsh, bouquet, F Hand baa• W Taylor. Dahlias, J metealie, D iieectAr s._Log cabin quilt, W H meCracken, Shadow painting, ntrs T Rennie, Oolleetion of earn, John Stafford, Collection of fretwork, J Moll'att. (celery, J atason. ,Fancy quilt, Pira D Stiiwert, fries Strachan. Grain in straw, D Brethour. Dag. pipe competition, D McEay, Juritnil A Anderson, St. Helens ; J Dingwall, Blvtb. Darling, boys or Orb 'under 1d, Jennie atCLaren, Saltiord; Nellie McLaren, Sriltford; Willie) hays, etc, - Killen. Orgeu competition, II Alliin; miss 'teles)), Wingbarn; miss Shannon, Clinton. Sawing match, Harrison and O'Connor; Newcombe and Carter, hIankets M s S i C Motherly and Nelson, Specimen of WY , of ars, Coilretrongar.' writing,, by pupils under 115 years of fn produce, W U McCiraeken, 'Mena b� th H Harrison, Pair horst3' o ata, let yth, g , ton, Blankets Union, Mrs D Stew* age, miss ter usou Auburn; titins 1d Wortzele,W II McCracken, Jae sale s, Mrs G Nott, Mra D Stere Jtrn, Bl, • .}Iaitry Morsel), : T W Durnion, Dungannon; Georg,' Cruick. I shank, Wingt)aln; Thomas J Bell, Clinton. Light hors's,—Thomas Lapslie, Seaforth; T 13 Durnion, Dungannon. Cattle, -George Johnston, Landes. baro; Marne; Wa hineten, Auburn. Pigs, ---,1,r 11 tanvi,•r,Heeett;Edward Bell, Lot,d,sl,oro, I,npie,nenta,- .P Scott, Brussels; J �Rit.chit•--, Winghanr, Poultry, ._w,n (xri,'v,•, 141c1fillop, Sheep, --L Ta..k.•r, flullett; Thomas Anderson, l3-elgrave, Ladies' Wcrk,—Mins Dollie Shaw, Brussels. Fine Arty.--.1•Jre Dr Graham, Brus- sels, Roots and V&�;,•etab•o. , Joseph Alianson, Clint n. Dairy and Produee,—George Powell and S Harrington, i;lyth, Grain.—A Taylor, l3lyrli, Fruit,—J Stewed, b�•timifier, Manafat:tuo'i .—Lt;<,ht:ri, Morrison, Aubntn, islytn Mr P Kelly lies arrived borne from his visit to Troia/id. The 1 0 t' concert. on fair night, waa a grand SUCeeh9 in every way. The receipts netted $125. The annu)e! Thee servieee in connection with 'Trinity church were held on Wedueadny evening, and were quite Katitvfeet rv, A tent of Mince„bees has recently been institntprl in town, A "SUMMIT” PILLAR Aitets Tuft* SUNLIGHT' SOAP T $HURT OF THE BF4r j}IOOL UULD f Young mcu and ',semen wishing to prepare then).elves al l ol,kscp, m oinl atcv:u ••ra b 11,a,+i. c is recognised as the peer of any riusmess or h o t,a Tl8cb oo 131 America, and vas its contemporaries in Canada. ' Ni, Le•ter evidence of this need be athemeed than the following whore students carne from, who registered durh)g the 10 da_s immediately ng he wtm• to an Miff advertisement; North Adams, a'ass ; n'o,hi,,,:ton, Alich.• Lethbrld,0, Mtn.; 7rerllu; Londonsto n5 neonate, itualu,,ta• J r nuitatcly prccediu}; the wKitinr; >,a )fin c nrdt�� e r Co ,lett v• • h cr Grey; ) ha , 5 u ,C Chon;atsworth; �'ro, .,A Ambum, s oth• to• u. n Co litrron, Scafori.h, Bothwell, Windsor. Sturngilleld, Iilolbctn�hi of it rtaid'lee• iVIttel bo; Camp Palmer, J seer Co., Olen Rae, itiuh„ate, Alclboro, Brampton, Alyinston, Glenc• oe, Cambeflton, Cedtar : Springs, Chatham and tua„y points in the vleanity, ftr, IT ranthe TO Ab BEST. of America's best pengnsofretaa groat deal to our puptie; WE PAY RAILWAY FART; IN COMING, TO CIIATILUI. Good board for ladies at 82,00, gentlemen 82 i0. We secure board at these figures with very respectable ' private fatuities, and have the, Voiles in readiness for the students when they arrive. write for handsome cataio;;ue and specimen of penmanship and be convinced of the snperlorty of this institution over al schools of a similar kind in Canada. Mention where you saw this advertisement and address, I A. MCLACHLAN, Chatham), Qnt, chool S up plies. A full stock az all kinds of SCHOOL BOOKS, for both High tali Pablic Schools, just received, Also,J n azar: stock of Scribblers, Exercise Books, Copy Books, Slates, Pencils, Crayons, Just received a large eaneignn,eilt of „Quentin Durwstrel," WALL PAPERS, WINDOW BLINDS, STATIONERY a full stock, as usual. The Popular BookstoxeALE X inghani. • ROSS. Jackets, All styles and prices in Black, Brown, Fawn and Navy, from $4, upwards. I have just received a large shipment of ENGLISH AND GERMAN and they are now open for your inspection I have imported tii.is'elasss of goods, every person examine thein. They advance on actual cost and 1 am find thein from 10 to 25 per cer usual price asked for this el 1. As this is the first season 1 Pani anxious to have are marked at a small confident you will it. less than the ass of ;;cods. New Dress Goods Hopsacking in plain and Farcy Cheeks and Silk effects. All the new colorin.Is in Shot Serges. Special prices and !:tyles in .Black Goods,- PLAIN AND SHOT VELVETEENS from 25 cents a yard upwards. A BEAUTIFUL FINISHED BEAVER. in all the shades at $l 25 a yard, worth $1.75, ---------- AND AND BOYS' SUITSAND,,. OVER O at a small advance on cost. loidies' a Full range of 'Gen �la� a Prsu must be cleared out before; the season advances. 30 dozen Men's All Wool Shirts and Drawers in Flesh and Grey at 49 Cents each. These goods were sold last season at 175 cants, Get your whiter wants supplied before they go. CASH BUYERS will receive a diaeount of 10 per cent., On all Dry Goods, etc, te1esta are ours. See tins stock before you buy. ur iia- '_'- -0-- �2Z,LS,