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The Wingham Times, 1895-09-27, Page 44 THE C[ IN GRAM TIMES.,, SEPTEMBER 27,. 1895. C. E. WILLIAMS,! CHEMIST I -AND- DRUGGIST. ACT. C. N W. TELEGRAPH CO app. Brunswick House. Wingham, - - Ont Henderson Bros,, and, the prizes were fiSHEEP.Henderson pretty well divided. At, Mc. lilay , Leicesters endtherr. ra des- e d ri,slast year has the holier of carry- ram, N. Cumming. Sltearliug rain, ing off the coveted. red ticket for the i N. Cumming. Zuni lamb, R. W. best collection, In plants and I Hastings, N. Cumming. Aged ewc, flowers the competition was keen, , R. W. Hastings, N. Cumming, and the specimens exhibited were Shearling ewe, N. Cumming, 1st and excellent. The fine arts department 2nd. Ewe lamb, W. Thom, R. W. contained several specimens of very ; Hastings. Downs and their grades creditable work, which attracted a ---Aged ram, R. M, Anderson, Mc- great deal of attention from the 1 Eweu Bros. Shearling ram, W. E visitors. Ire the ladies' department, Copeland, lst and and, Ilam lamb, there was a large display, and it re- Jas, Tabb, lst and 2nd. Aged ewe, quired a good deal of skill to place Jas. Tabb, McEwen Bros, Shearling the tickets. Mrs. Tanrlra and Mrs. ewe, Jas. Tabb, lst and and. Ewe W. Hole were large exhibitors in this lamb, W. E. Copeland, • Jas.Z$ r Has Ta department,bb. --�---- Fat sheep, Jas. T=1bb, 1?. W. t . to «' A pleasing feature of the show was ings. , je i�� ifl ti the displays made by a, number of• xlGs. and the visitors all seemed to be de- Boar pig, Alex, Forgip,'H. Edwards. f our business men in the building, Berkshires, Essex or Suffolk's- ,FaIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1-895* i lighted with the displays made. Mr. Aged boar, Chas. Henderson. Sow WINGHAM PALL SHOW. As usual, Wingham was favored with Erne weather for the fall exhi- bition, and on Wednesday there was a large crowd of people in town. The want of suitable grounds and buildings is severely felt, and, no doubt, the show is not what it would be if these necessaries were supplied. The Directors should make an effort to seeure those before another show is held, and if such is done, there is no doubt but our townspeople would liberally eontribute towards the same. Mrs. Tamlyn, who is quite an extensive exhibitor, made the proposition, on Wednesday, that all the prize winners this year leave their prize money to assist the Directors in the erection of addition- al buildings. Quite a number of the exhibitors expressed themselves as favorable to such a move, and we W R Belden's exhibit of photographs pig, Alex. Fergie, 1st and 2nd. was laro'e audit contained specimens Breeding sow Ales. Fergie, Mat - of the different classes of work done. well & Son. Yorkshires, Chester Craoken. Field carrots, W II McCracken, W Taylor. Table carrots, Homier= Bros, Simon Mitchell. Beets, long blood, W Tay- lor, Mark Hodgson. Beets, turnip blood, Chas Ilendersou, W H Mc- Cracken. Parsnips,W H McCracken, W Taylor. Potatoes ---Empire State, D McKinley, WM Maxwell. Mam- moth Pearl, D McKinlay, Header - son Bros. Buret New Yorker, D 31°Kinlay, Henderson Bros. White 1lephant, Wm Maxwell, Henderson Bros, Any other potatoes, Wm Max- well, 1) McKinley. Collection potatoes, Henderson Bros, Chas Hen- /'� .,_. 1 d�i'son. Qurvxr5, ;Nat VUi .11.4U, V.tr Finlay*, W. II, McCracken. Onions, expected to arrive in the near future. any .other, W H McCracken, D In fact, some lines already passed McKinlay, Tomatoes, plum or into Stock. • cherry, W Taylor, D MeK .inlay. Tomatoes, any other, W Taylor. D McKinlay. Celery, red, W Taylor, Chas Henderson, Celery, white, Wm Robertson, D McKinley. Cab- bage, Jersey Wakefield, 'W Taylor, D McKinlay. Cabbage, flat Dutch, son. Aged boar, Robt. McMurray. W Taylor, D McKinlay, Cabbage, Soav pig, H. Edwards, Maxwell & any other, D McKinlay, W Taylor. Son. Cauliflowers, D McKinlay, W Taylor. POULTRY. Citrons, D McKinlay, W Taylor. Fowls -Light Brahmas, Irwin Cucumbers, W Taylor, Chas Hen - Bros., J. C. Lyons. Dark Brahmas, derson. Musk melons, W H Me - J. C. Lyons, Henderson Bros. Buff Craeken, D McKinlay. Green Cochins, George Ireland, lst and sweet corn, D McKinlay, W. Taylor. 2nd. Games, J. C. Lyons, Irwin Pumpkin, H Edwards, W H Mc - Bros. Wyandottes, W. Taylor, Craoken. Squash, Chas Henderson. Henderson Bros. Black Hamburgs, Pumpkin or squash, for cattle feed, Irwin Bros., Henderson Bros. Any. D McKinlay, Chas Henderson. Col - other Homburgs, Chas. Henderson. lection garden produce, D McKinley, Langshans, W. Taylor, Henderson W H McCracken. Recommended - Bros. White Leghorns, W. Taylor, Kohl rabi, W Taylor. lst and 2nd. Brown Leghorns, FRUIT. W Taylor, 1st and 2nd. Plymouth Apples-Baldwin,Chas Henderson, Rooks, Irwin Bros., J. C. Lyons. Black And Fos. Ring, Wm. Thom, M Spanish, Chas. Henderson, Hender- Harrison. Maiden's Blush, Henry Bros. Bleck Minorcas, W. Taylor, Bosman, Amos Tipling. Lowell, Irwin Bros. Bantams, W. Taylor, Henderson Bros. Northern Spy, 1st and 2nd Any other variety, Amos Tipling, M Hodson. Rhode Chas. Henderson, 1st and 2nd. island greening, M Harrison, And Turkeys, John Currie, Chas. Hen- Fox. Ribston pippins, M Harrison, derson. Geese, Chas. Henderson, H Bosman. .Golden russet, H Bos - D. Showers. Pekin Ducks, Irwin man, Henderson Bros. Roxboro Bros.. J. C. Lyons. Any other russet, A Tipling, M Harrison. Seek The groups were excellent, and the White or any other large breed cabinets were greatly admired. Boar pig, H. Edwards, Gavin David - Mr. T.H. Ross exhibited Karn and Bell organs, and his display of Ray- mond sewing machines showed that this old favorite machine is still hold- ing its own with the ladies of the country, and well it might, for all kinds of work can be done on it, as was fatly exemplified by Mr. J. Parker, the general agent, wbo was present and exhibited the specimens of work done by this machine. ' Mr. J. B. Cummings had Dominion, Berlin and Doherty organs, the New Williams and the New Home Sewing machines on show, and made a fine display. Mr. David Bell also showed Bell organs and New Williams sewing machines. - ' Dir. D. Sutherland had a, large ex - hops something will result from the 1 hibit of Burrows, Stewart & Milne proposition. outside show was very good, and D. Moore's cowling stoves and The on Wednesday, horses being fully u Todd Heaters. The Burrows, to the average, and some splendid . Stewart & Milne cooking stoves have animals were shown. The Damo cold rolled steel ovens, which make colts were fine, and show that Damo the stoves last mach longer, and the is a good stock stallion. The ex- hibit of cattle was fully up to prev- ious years, and some fine animals were shown, especially in the Short- horn crake, Mr. R. Corley, of East Wawanosh, taking the lion's share of the prizes. In sheep, there was a large exhibit, and some very super- ior uperfor animals were in the pens. The prizes, in the Leicesters, were divi- ded between Messrs. N. Cumming and R. W. Hastings, while in the Downs, Messrs. Jas. Tabb and W. E. Copeland took most of the prizes. Pigs were out in great numbers, and, as they are the most profitable stock a farmer eau raise, it showed that they fully appreciate that fact. The poultry exhibit was large, and HORSES. some goad specimens of fowl were Heavy Draught. - Brood mare, shown. The farmers appear to be or alive to the profitable character of "'Taos. Forster, Henry Bosman. Spring makers -claim that it can, be heated with one-quarter less fuel than the variety ducks, Chas. Henderson, 1st no further, H Bosman, Henderson accepted a positron as steuo_rapher ,with the N an , ordinary kind of oven, which should and and. Collection pigeons, Robt. Bros. Snow, M Harrison, H Bos- Ani en Steam speciuttr Co., of Ohieago, and Jchn Collop, a format pupil, a pos+trou in tho ] refight be a good recommendation. Aikens, F. Kling. Cage of canaries, man. Wagner, A Tipling, Hender- ce of the D. G. yt. sv. Co. at seer amento. Mr. Alex. Young had a large ex D. Showers, 1st and 2nd. Chickens son Bros. °elvers, M Harrison, IT PAYS TO ATTEND THE BEST' hibit of Gurney stoves, for both wood and coal. Messrs. John Ruettel & Sons oc- cupied considerable space with a fine exhibit of ready-made clothing, Ida Patton. Water color painting' W 1+' Broekenshire, 1st and 2nd" (CONCLUDED ON PAGE FIVE,) STOP A MINUTE and read what is taking place at the China House, Marked reductions in a number of lines of beautiful CHINA MWD GLASSWARE to make room for NEW GOODS FRESH GROCERIES arriving daily, the quality and prices of which cannot fail to give satisfaction. Try some of our dried Apricots, Peaches and Pitted Silver Plums. We are sole agents for SALADA TEA, • and have it in Black and Black and Samples of any of above sent on ap JOHN CAL Anil Our Staple Department. Special for this week: 00 ineh Tleavy, Damns Table Linen for ,-32o a yarcj, (Regular Price 40o.) "4 Another shipment to hand of our 5c. OBEY COTTO1V'. Have a look at it, Our Glove Deparment. New shipments just arrived in Cash- mere Gloves, in Black, Cream and Tan, Also, the new Mirror and Purse Gloves. k LADIES VESTS AT 20e., 25 50c., 75e„ and $1.00 ARE SPECIAL, • VALUE.. Green mixed. Try one package Plication. and we'll rest assured of the result. JOHN GALBRAIT Also, full lines of Japan and Hyson Teas, which cannot fail to please. Wingham, Sept. 77,'95. All orders left to our care will re- ceive our most careful and prompt attention. NORMAN A. FARQUHARSON MARKET REPORTS."' eniofren. Wingham, Sept. 20, 1895.. China House, Wingbam. Corrected by P. Deans, Produce Dealer: Motto: -Good Goods at Honest Prices. I Flour per 100 lbs 1 75 to 2 00 Fall Wheat 0 55 to 0 58 Spring Wheat 0 55 to 0 58 e IT .PAYS TO I Oats, .. 0 22 to 0 25 1r Barley 0 30 to 0 35 peas 0 45 to 0 50 Butter, .. 0-14 to 0 15 Eggs per dozen 0 11 to 0 11. Wood per cord... 1 25 to 150 I Hay per ton.. 13 00 to14 QO Potatoes, per bushel 0 20 to 025 Tallow, per lb 0 05 to 0 05 ►S C C s fv� Qvr Dried Apples, per lb 0 4 to 0 05 Continues to attend the pupils of the 1 ! CANADA BDSIEESS COLLECE CHATIlAM, d Department, R U N K S Anne 3[offat of the shorthand Department, has . v gents' furnishings, etc.; The exhibit was nicely arranged and showed to good. advantage. M. Patterson, the jeweler, had a nice exhibit of watches and jewelry nicely displayed in a show case. The music box exhibited was quite an attraction. PRIZE LIST : this class of live .stock, and will, no doubt, give it greater :attention in the future. Both the Dominion and Ontario Governments now have poultry departments in connection with their experimental farms, and send out to the farmers of the coun- try fowl and eggs of good quality, whichwill greatly aid in getting good stock into the bands of the farmers. Carriages, buggies and wagons foal, Jas. Forster, Henry Bosman. One year old filly, Henry Bosman. One year old gelding, Wm. Barbour. Two year old filly, Wm. Cruick shank, Andrew' Fox. Two year old gelding, Peter Fowler, Jas. Forster. General Purpose. -Brood m are,Win. Barbour. Spring foal,Wm. Barbour. One year old idly, C. W. Taylor, Maxwell & Son. One.year old geld- ing, C. W. Taylor. Two year old filly, Wm. Thom, Maxwell & Son. Two year old gelding, Wm. Barbour, were Shona Bay Mgrs. W. Dore and T. Jv�i#b, and trey were all rely John Leggett. Team, Ales. Watson, nice L. eb t a gate The want of Jas. Taylor. Driving Horses. -Brood mare, Robt. Dfclndoo, J. Brydges. ri, er b l tri s in which to exhibit fthis e1y a.' �srn a, .is rue danbt re- Spring foal, Wm. Deans, J. Brydges. p One year old filly, Geo Cruickshank -Light Brahmas, Irwin Bros., 1st Chas Henderson. Crabs, 0 Hender- aud 2nd. Dark Brahmas, Chas. son, Henderson Bros. Six varieties Henderson. Buff Coehins, J. C. crabs, named, Henderson Bros., H Lyons, ist and 2nd. Games, J. C. Bost an. Fall pears, And Fox. Lyons, 1st and 2nd. Wyandottes, J. C. Lyons, lst and 2nd. Ham- burgs, black, Irwin Bros., Hender- son Bros. Hamburgs, any other, DAIRY AND PROVISIONS. J. C. Lyons, Jas. Dow. Langshans, Dairy cheese, Jas Dow, John Henderson Bros. White Leghorns, Gordon. Fifty pounds butter, 3f. W. Taylor, lst and 2nd. Brown Harrison, C.W. Taylor. Roll butter, Leghorns, W. Taylor, 1st and 2nd. Peter Clark, E Taylor. Honey, in Plymouth Rocks, Irwin Bros., Chas. comb, Chas Henderson. Honey, ex- Henderson. Black Minoreas, J. C. traeted, Chas Henderson. Home - Lyons, 1st and 2nd. Bantams; W. made bread, Mrs. John Nicholson, Taylor, lst and 2nd. Any other Mrs. Wm. Roberson. Oat cake, variety, J. C. Lyons, Chas. Hender- Winter pears, And Fox, Henderson Bros. Collection fruit, Henderson Bros. SOD. AGRItuLTCRAL_I3MPLEwiR TS. Lumber Wagon, Wm. Gannett, T. L Jobb. Double carriage, T L Jobb, Wm Dore. Buggy, W Dore, 1st and 2nd. Sod plow, T H Ross, W Gannett. Gang plow, T H Ross, W Gannett. Iron. harrows, W Gannett, T H Ross. Sulky rake, W Gannett, T H Ross. Mower, T H Ross, W Gannett. WOOLEN GOODS. Flannel, home-made, Wm Robert- son, Jas Ross. Blankets, home -span wool, Chas Henderson. Blankets, factory made, Henderson Bros. Blankets, anion, Wm Robertson, Chas Henderson. Home span yarn, Our course is practical and our graduates succeed. Have you seen the new Catalogue of our Shorthand School! It is a gem. For Catalogue of either Departments, address, D. licLACHLAh & CO , Chatham, Ont. VALISES, LEATHER BAGS Special Bargains all Month. GEORGE GOOD MISS M°PERSON- Takes this means of thanking the large number of ladies of Wingham and vicinity who attended her Millinery Opening, on Monday evening last. She is gratified if her efforts to please have been successful, and can assure her Henderson Bros, W Taylor. Pickier, numerous customers that she will always keep in stock the latest novelties in mixed, D McKinlay, Wm Robertson. HATS, BONNETS, FEATHERS, Pickles, any other, l)3feKinlay,Geo, FLOWERS, LACES, RIBBONS, JETS, &c. Ireland. Tomato ketchup, John Gray, D McKinlay. Maple syrup, Mrs Wm Kenzie, W B McCracken. Maple sugar, W H McCracken. Twenty pounds butter, Wm. Well - wood. Ten pounds butter, Hender- son Bros. Collection canned fruit, John Gray, 'Chas Henderso splendid and varied assortment of FINE ARTS. MANTLE CLOTHS, SILKS, SATINS, Oil painting, Robt Mc oo, Miss SATIN BROCADES, PLUSHES, VELVETS, &C.s. FRANK SOLI, To choose from. This department is under the personal supervision of MISS HUTT, a lady of experience in catering to the wants of the public. THE ]/CANTLE DJI"AP,TM NT Which is under the supervision of MISS FRASER, as usual, contains a TON SORIAI /ARTIST, , MANTLE MAKING A SPECIALTY and everything made up in -the Opposite Iior re's Aotel, latest styles and perfect fit guaranteed. WINGHAM, - - ONTARIO. REME3nBER THE PLACE -Mrs. Herdsman's old stand, Josephine St. A+•ency for Parisian Steam Laundry. p r venti' a lm.ger eu,aabit b ]ng a e' ; J. Brydges. One year old gelding, Mrs McKenzie; W ag enitural rna le- r . l�.rn Chas. Henderson. TwoMcCracken.eSTRAY CATTLE. II Wingham. me" ` C..15 large, t�1e p` {r s p ll. ex -sea: aid fill/, F.obt. Diclndoo, J. Extra entries Hobe blankets, Jas of the under- h l; " ;rs j„a;; '- aIe :r; H. RazeRocs; cotton sheeting, S Dfitcielb 1 WE HAVE A CONTRACT with ourselves to Give the best Business and the lar vdees. addle horse, Levi Lott, si;;ned, Lot 9, Concession 3, Morris, on or . iB eat I'3r t e M earalIan S Came "sv - 't%ln' ririele horse '1 LEATIiER AND OTHER MANCFACTURES. about, the first, of June last, seven yearl= Shorthand .course that can be had, and as we have completed the contract, the Came on to the premises L - aye Mr. 1reo aa3T3ue t .agent llar-ne , ander 15 lands, John E. tl`m' tt J w.a. Yi9 !' i.:11. '.)1 +' ' aT tY s n a 3... •I ,. st, sr€� a•iilingSingle horse in L,'.:.i'iiC a....l: �-� Si�y 1:.::�L � aereorte.aa Knea;rtel. Team, Levi ri ;u reess. ever 15 hands John E. .. '" e" r' 1.a flz ge L to Wan. E. repeated Special for ing machines, T H Ross, D ell. ca .. a tapas Oen kin e, +,r a eel t .'!b reeutatien , Men's coarse boots, T Abraham, ]ng calves, mostly red in color. The - Driving :flits, Geo Moffat, D Merlin-, owner can have them by proving pro -1 lay. Coopers' work, W Taylor_ petty and paying charges. E 9 w< a Organs, J 13 Camminga D Bell. Sew JOHN G�.DDES, g , `� B 1 ,.'[orris,Sept.14th,1395. s+ruD f' l iter I r Damo Wan. Wooden pump, Robt Aikens, Daniel Dean Pe',*t Te -1 r• Showers. s34u1C4. Mu. Relit .' ¢13 i ,tea CATTLE. iaL, htd`ampsar. I baso pa. ruchnp�r,n sta�r.tsa� Forest City .Business and Shorthand College, London, Ontario, k Fall wheat red tires Moffat,DI ;tire E9ce#rfe I.,ght power house, Lostor Winnham., a _. 1 'rte nm 37 �L were ; !. , ', „ " ,, R. ' and stn prepared to do ehopmn„r at all tomes. The a p pe ac ' r.er. aces -Breeding cow, R. Cor-' Harrison. Fall wheat, white, Peter a4trvnav etithePnr,l3c+s waited and 9stasfaEtio t g 79 enJOyrn�, a liberal patronage. We a have something new along educational lines. , .1.,'.71*eot7a a:lee:re l ley Zn. dei-, iffy area ?;STI, Two year old ` Fowler, Chas 3lendersen. Sprin, f guar nteecr. ROBERT 57Af PNZS 'Enquire atom it. Catalogue free. T5 :::. iw of gram was net barge. aelfe r, M. H,.arr _ere O''e year old d wheat, Jas Dow, Wm Thom. Small y �Fincrtarn. ants I ;ra, Imo:,. t but that bra ht eat was of sp ecdsd °u,. ifer, na. C r] y. Heuer calf, IL 1 white peas, R W Ilastings, Geo l `"--'�"'"`�_..___ - _ sample. Frazit was fairly well 1~�riey, let a=A Orel. Ball calf, Rai Moffat. White oats, Geo 3fodat. i n s1, in- ode 3r trated.^ that tia ale. tweee year, R 1.�Ilas gs, Aged* Barley, six rowed, a Peter Fowler,' IVIANLEY'S CELERY -NERVE C 0 P 0 l� N D r!v r� 1'Ia�e•1� bat >z e r���e� were � � % ape; Cane. ,.r.�?4n. Buil Back oat, Jas I)ow, Geo Moffat. :1 Dean.% CHOPPING. .de by shirr in fee 3ID get ef' 1 4 U y HasiA;; steered power from the WinghnmEleetrie 'MAIN AND SEED. , - •S, r 3. rw J. W. WESTE RVELT, Principal. ar, e year lair fruit in this seem. bade, Henry Pea &e If'erd. R. Coral Ch I' Be 1 Ti Edwards, W H McCracken. Beans, any other, W H McCracken, D Mc- The Best Blood Purifier, Tonic and General Health Restorer ever offered to mankind. We do not fear corn- 'd ,t Imlay. Field corn, W Taylor, W parison t You will get more genuine permanent benefit out of O1'E BOTTLE of R McCracken. $ MANLEY''S CELEfl-NERC'' +' COMPOUND..:..f"> Vegetables and vats were never ley. Grade cattle --Breeding cow, more largely represent ,l at a Wing- r 31. Harrison, 1st and 2nd. Two lion s31nw, and all were of the bet : year old heifer, R. Corley, John quality. The cabbage, turnips,. Nicholson. One year old heifer, mangles, pumpkins, potat, in Tat, Henry Bosman, Hugh Hamilton. everything in this department was J Heifer or steer calf, 31. Harrison, lst equal to that shown at Toronto or „9 and 2nd. Fat cattle --One year old London. The battle for first place 1 steer, IL Corley, 1st and 2nd. Two Chas Anderson. ons, white, r WITH REEF', IRO A.I) WINE. HOED CROPS. Swede turnips, Peter Fowler, 11. ham out of a whole dozen of any other "Compound" on the market. It contains no injurious drugs, and is bad Edwards. Any other turnips, Chas ; on. GLr CERIXE instead of Atconoa. Try it You will then know the truth. ONE DOLLAR PERI BOTTLE. Henderson, Henderson Bros. Man- GG BE SURE AND (SET 1i" y was between the old veterans,llesva, year old steer, R. Corley, Maxwell & gold wurtzeels, long, D D1eIiinlay, W D. MuKinlay, W. Taylor, W. a lie- Son. Fat beast, L" Taylor, 31. Craeken, Chas, Henderson, and Harrison. • short, CDcli1i ay tint Meg AT WILLIAMS' DRUG STORE, WINGHAM, ONTARIO* WINGH (,c LUAL Crayo ", orl� . Mrs e Henderson Painting on i Hole, 1st a. paintings, I Hole. Collo! R Belden. I Bele. next Foliage pl. Gray-, Gre Webster, Wr Wm Web. Fuchsias, .4 Webster, and plants, Webster. Tamlyn, bouquet, D Bouquet will Mrs Tamlyn McKinlay, D Taylor, D spikes, D Al Verbena hex W Taylor, D McKinla Drummondi lor. Zinnia lay. Baske W Taylor. 'Coverlet, McKinley. McKenzie, ' knit, James Quilt, cabs Maxwell. I Pelton, Jai 3&rs Tam13 work, Mrs Specimen i Tamlyn. Moffat, Mr broidery e Mrs Hele. airs Hele, J Bridges, work errs 1 lection of w lyn. Quilt w McKenzir Kenzie, Gi airs w 3tcK dress or shi =fiat. Pa errs w eici wool mits Geo Moffat. Melienzie, win Dore, John Gray or drawn 1 eacE enzie. lyn, AwN A w websi areKenxie, A w webs shams, errs Crewell rvi ing wool k. meIaenzie, cotton socl Kenzie, A: errs Tam] lambrequi needlewor Hole. Be mrs Hele. rrclienzie, Work, errs w H ereC1 The p pained to unexpecte Benderso•, deceased time, but prehende his death sterling c by ever; transactie and his I' loss to the Bright's tions Set He leave to ; Inour heartfelt nrunity The fungi day and remains cemetery ceased Thos. I read, la W. F. 11 Endow Calvin Convent week.•-' fling ha shrinkat Mr. (;re tvon a n on veg ,ate.',