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Vraeken; -2n4 -, tiigbes. Buns,
awe dozen, plain•, W. , Wells; 2ud
i3erideisois. Te!#'clikoe, One uoze u,
'Thee.=Aiigiibw •; .2nd Mrs, T'amtyn.
Piokta, tete '4bttle, (Mien, T. Jen -
dame; ;WI McCracken, 1)o.,
;mimeo, Vii'. -18401Yeleel 2nd W. .11.
Vele. li$a.,'bgftYtetnber, W. 11. Wella;
Vitt DDr. Bi't,`iv'tclp$, 11)o.) nniXed, W.
IIII, Wet1 a;:2ita.L%.lBrownlee, Staple
fair +ar, 10 anti •5 finis •, -Ate Proctor; 2ud
•,5. i rater. Todettu catsup, one bottle,
S. 1;e0racken; 211,1 W. K.
.NItTt4ke. 'Canned fruit in glass ja,•s nos
tta IiTh 'ripened by the judges—One
.quart eberries, J. Harrison ; 2nd Dr.
Brownlee. Quart ci,ron, Ir. Brown-
lee ; 2ud W..13. Wells. Quart our -
rants, Dr. lerownlee. Quart .peaches,
W. H alcCraol en; 2ad Dr, Brown-
lee Quart pears, airs J. W. Inglis ;
2nd Dr. Br.,wnlee. Quart plums, W.
H. Weds ; 2nd M. Lamont, Quart
,raspberries, J. A. Morton; 2ud Jas.
Harrison. Quart strawberries, Win.
Hastings ; 2nd J. A. Morton. Quart_
tomatoes, W. H. McCracken ; 2nu
W. H. Wells. Quart gooseberries,
Wm. 4laszings ; and Jas. Harrison.
'Collection preserves, Wm. .Elliott;
.2nd Dr. 'Brownlee. Collection jellies,!
Wm. Elliott; 2nd Jas. W. inghs.
Ten pounds soft' soap, Geo. Motlat;
2ud Wm. Elliott. Ten pounds hard
'soap, C. A. Scott ; 2ud J. A. Merton.
Farmer's eured hang, Ab. Proctor; d
ltid C. Henderson.
.LADIES' WORT.
Berlin wool flat work, Dr. Brown-
lee;
rownlee; 2d Mrs. Tamlyn. Berlin wool
lake], Dr. Brownlee; 20, Mrs. Tamlyn.
Berlin beaded work, Mrs Tamlyn; 2d
Dr. Pr,,w.i1ee". Embroidery on cotton
Dr. Brownlee. 2d Mrs. Tamlyn. Em-
broidery on woolen, Dr. Brownlee.
Embroide,y on muslin, Dr. Brownlee;
'3d Mrs. Tamlyn. Embroidery on silk
J1rs. H. W. C. Meyer; 2d Mrs. A. W.
"Webster. Braiding on cotton, Ise
'Gordon; 2d Mrs. Wells. Braiding
en worsted Mrs. Brownlee; 2d Mrs.
Oleo. Moffat. Tidy, cotton, Mrs.
Brownlee; 2d Mrs. Lamont. Tidy,
'woolen, Mrs. Webster; 2d Mrs. Tarn
Iyn. 'Crochet in cotton, Mre. Brown-
lee; -2d Mrs. Tamlyn. Crochet in
woolen, IrseBrownlee; 2d Mrs. Tam.
.)y n. Sofa pillow, Berlin wool, Mrs.
Brownlee; 2d Miss Gordon. Sofa
pith ws braided, Mrs. W. Elliott ; 2d
Mrs Brownlee. Sofa pillows pieced,
�Ir's. Ainley; 2d Mrs. Tamlyn. Fancy
emitted ited cotton, Mrs. Brownlee; 2d
Mrs. Tamlyia. Fancy knitted worsted,
Mrs Brownlee; 2d Mrs. Tamlyn.
Table or lamp mats, Mrs. G. Moffat;
tel Mrs. Brownlee Pillow shams,
Mrs. Lamont; 2d Mrs. Brownlee. Wax
frummondii, W. Elliott; 2d J. Flex.
r►aon, Six gladiolus spikes, J Carr.
Collection of annuals in bloom, J
Harrison, Beat colleution of flowere
and plants, J. Bradwin; 2d S. Youhitl.
adalor LTURAI. I#MPLEMEWTs, TOOLS,
sxovss, M.
In this department the articles were
received for exhibition only, no prizes
being given, Among the principal
exhibitors an this department were
R, 'binson ,L Ruag, of the Win,gltana
founary; Gillies & Martin, of the
Teei,water foundry ; the Doherty
Organ Co , of 0 inion ; Jas. Watson,
agent for the Massey Manufactdring
1 ere; Barkley b )100611w...on and
Whitrey & Duffield, the latter fine
especially making an exceptionally fine
display of stoves.
EXTRAS Ann SPEOLtLs.
Best lady rider, Miss Blume You
hill. Best lady driver of duub e team,
Miss Frnma'Youhnll Fastest walking
team to lumber wagon, Wm. Roche
Purse of $lig for fastest single horse,
mare or ;ending. Wm. Shane; 2nd It is rumored that there is a seduc•
Wm. sbane. Fa.meis' special for tion case in this neighborhood which
fastesR single roadster, Geo. Harris •is likely to be ventilated before long
2nd John Reid. Be..t groomed 1 uuleas a settlement Is arrived at.
span, R. Tennant. Best spring foal*ehlies Maggie Rob, daughter of
got by Garnet. P. McLaren. Best Henry Rob of the let of Morris, has
driving horse, Scott & Bell. been for a short tine seriously ill.
We hope that she may soon be ton-
valescent.tcJt m2amMino$
1 .1.11.1
l[ariieeh.
The following�^is the standing of the
pupils of 8, 8. No. 11, East Wawa -
nosh, for the month of 13eptembor:
Forth class, marks obtainable 1,000 ---
Sarah Irwin 946, Emma Hanna 878,
Agnes King 87G. Thrid class, marks
obtainable 1460—Charlie King 1038,
Charlotte McBurney 968, Jelin Lind
926. Third junior, marks ebtaineble
1525—Maggie Robertson 1016, Addie
Roach 861, Percy Coad 819. .Second
class, marks obtainable 1690—Willie
Lind 1137, Alex. King 1066, Matilda
Cunriinglianr 1023.
Boundary Line.
Mrs. Smilie, who has been sick a
considerable length of time, is recov
Bring nicely
rs. Wamsley bas sold hor farm
containing fifty acres to John
Bosman of this line, for the sum of
$2,100.
FRIDAY, OCT. 9nr, 1885.e understand that the Messy,
° Elliott of the Wingham brick yard,
have purchased tue yard known as
OwInG to the crowded state of our McLean's, situated on the boundry
columns this week we are compelled line near Belmore. They get an acre
to withhold a quantity of editorial and of grquud and all the plant for $800.
other matter. dost people are now busy digging
#`-their potatoes. There is a general
REFORM D.EMONSTRA'x'ION. complaint that they aro rotting bad.
Turaberry.
A grand Reform demonstration
will be held in Lucknow on Friday
next, 16th inst., when addresses will
bo delivered by Sir Richard Cart-
wright, M. P , M. C. Cameron, Q. C.,
M. P., Hon. A. M. Reiss, M. P. P.,
arch other prominent speakers. The
railway company will issue return
tickets at single fare from W:rgham,
Brussels, Blue sale, Blyth, White-
church, Ripley and Kincardine. • This
promises to be the largest demonstra-
tion over hold in this section, and
everyone who is interested in the wet
fare of the country should make it
point to be present and hear some o
This is the last straw to break the
poor farmer's back. We should think
he had troubles enough already this
season without anything more being
added to them.
few mornings ago as James Cow-
den went to his field to get his horses
he found one of them with a broken
leg. As there was nothing in the
field to cause such an accident, how
it happened remaius a mystery. This
is the second horse Mr. Cowden has
lost this summer.
Belgrave.
Beech nuts are plentiful this season..
a„.. Snow fell on Sunday and Tuesda y
Canada's ablest statesmen. morning.
owed r. McCurnmings, a tailor from,,
ampton, has rented Wm. Dun -
shop and will open nut in a few
flowers or fruit. Mrs. Tamlyn. HairSouth
PREPARE FOR SMALL PDX. - can's
flowers, Mrs: Blanchard. Bead work, -- days.
Mrs. G. Moffat; 2d Mrs. Taml n. It
ell wore, Mrs. Wells; 2d itilis, should be taken at once by our local .e William Walsh has taken a few hs
board of health to prepare for small the other contracts are nearly com-
ti fy is necessary that some Stepp ees
alimsa door=�rR .
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Beg to announce that their ball Stuck ih t"tIniplt tt• 141 every deeert•
went, and they extend a cordial inv�itar,t•1� it. t.h t'• ,'t (lit ated
carefully inspect their imntense eiuek, . it ht t' Bee III seat
--bargains they are able and e itging to ;'i. t ---.
IN SILKS FROM 50e. tip to $2 1F r YARD.
Silk plushes in different shades, the best value in 11'ineliani. Vel vet,
in the popular shades, from 45i. per yard, nil, to
---$3.00 a yard. 111 the---
.Dress Goods Department
'Great care has been taken to secure
and fashionable goods, but such goods
Customers with...�the fullest confidence
i'ot simply the most seasenitltlt'
as w� &la
a can ce in the I,at tis et'
tnat they will give satiefh, tit it.
OUR MANTLE COODS,;
Should be seen by every lady intending to purcliaee sucii`tiontis 11,117season.
GL
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IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
JERSEYS, a full line and they are
sure to please.
—QUILTED SKIRrS IN GREAT VARIETY--
Shawls --seasonable, pretty and cheap
:Brownlee. Leather work, 1st and -Sid
Tamlyn. Crewel work, Mrs.
more dwellings to bund this fall, as
Tamlyn; 2d Mrs. J. W. Inglis. Cone; pox. The enemy is coming westwards pleted.
work, Mrs. Brownlee; 2d Mrs. We1ls.t rapidly, and et any moment it may •
`fatting wreath, Mrs. G. Bryce; td' present an appearance in our midst.
It has reached Toronto, London, SG.
Catharines and other points from
which it is 1.kely to spread, and we
are re'iably informed that there is at
least ono case as near as Brussels.
This begins ta' look serious, indeed,
and before another weelc it may look
more so. Let our local board of health
In Ribbons, Laces,
Embroideries, Ties,
Corsets and Button;.
•
• 4r . W. Haertings. Darning wool
•locks or stookings, Mrs. G. Moffatt; 2d
-Mrs. Tamlyn Darning cotton, Mrs.
'Tamlyn; 2d Mrs. W. McKentie.
`Wooler scarf, Mrs. Tamlyn. Work
basket, Miss Gordon; 2d Mrs. Youhail
Darned net, Mrs. Tamlyn; 2d Dies. T.
Ainli:y. Applique work Mrs. Mover;
';3d Mrs. Tamlyn, Specimen of lace,
l4trs. •Tamlyn; 2d hers. Brownlee.
Bracket lambrequin, J. W. IugIis; 2d meet and snake necessary arrange -
Mrs. Tamlyn. Fancy needle work, ments to combat the enemy, so as to
Mrs. W. McKenzie; 2d Mrs. TamlyL. allow it to get no foothold here, and
Best collection of ladies' wort:, Mrs.
Brownlee, let every citizen observe such precau-
tionary :zeasures as will tend to keep
off infection should it appear. The
best safeguard against this terrible
disease is vaccination.
FIN& ARTS.
Oil painting, landscape, Nisi; Hut-
ton; 2d Mrs. J. B. Ferguson. Oil
eieinttng, portrait, bit and 2fl miss
.Hutton. Water colors, landscape,
1irs.Brownlett. Wxte+r tutors, any
other subject, lira. Brownlee Crayon
ti &red, Mrs Brownlee; 2 i Miss Ross.
:Painting on pottery, Miss Gordon.
Painting on silk o: velvet, Miss Gord-
on; 2d .111r,. W. Elliott. Pen and ink
.sketch, T. Jenkins Ce)lectioa of
photographs, 1st and 2,1 W. F. Brock-
•enshire. Spatter work, T. Anderson.
FLOWERS AND PLANTS.
Ooly•ctmtt •of flowering plants, J.
firadwin; 2d 5. Yoahill. Collection
,of flowering bulbs, T. Au.derson.
t'=craniums, two 111 single bloom, 3.
Youtiill; 2d J.- Bradwin. Geraniums,
two in deehle bloom, J. Bradwin; 2d
:i. Youhill. Fuchsias, two in bloom,
a. Yoahtll; 2d J. Bradwin. Balsams,
:lwoin biome, J. Hut'rison. bouquet,
•hand, J Carr; 2d S. Youhiil. Bouquet
table,, J: Carr, 2d S. Youhill. ltonquet
wild flowers, W. Elliott; 2d Mra, Dr.
r'amly%i. IS;x dahlias, Charlie Smith;
Carr. Six pansies, T. Wilkin-
son; 2d W. Elliott. ieix astots, W.
l;tiiett; `.'d J, Herrison. Six pett.tti,ts,
'!licit;'''d 14. '1_'etthi'1 rix. Phlox
CEMETERY IMPROVE1IENTS.
The cemetery committee presei,ted
its report to the council on Monday
evening. It was rather a crude re
port, almost devoid of any'details, yet,
in the main it was sound and to the
point. The c )mmittee thought it ate.
solutefy necessary that the cemetery
should be tidied up and kept. in decent
order, and anyoae who has ever visited
the cemetery will entirely agree with
these sentiments. The suggestions
thrown out by Tirs TIRES in a reoen't
issue as to engaging a caretaker and
she best means of meeting the expense
of such were recommended by the
committee, but details were lacking n
Dr. McKenzie is securing good prac-
tice in his profession, as there is a
great deal of sickness this fall in this
locality.
no,
'There aro severul farmers in thisO
vicinity who have had a quantity of
apples manufactured into cider this
fall as they could not dispose of them
otherwise.
;'Sohn Hopper and James McGregor
each lost parts of their fingers on one
hand last week by the shingle edger
in Tyner's mill. Others will be care-
fuijp future.
James Watson, shoemaker, moves
this week into the bui:ding formerly i
oocupied by William Thoinpson as i
shop and dwelling. John McCool:
moves into James Tyner's new house..
yo%�I1I. F. McKinnon is buying :train
this fall stronger than over. and the
farmers do not pass our market, as •
they are getting a good price ]fere and
fair weight. Charles Mc0lleland,
merchant, pays out the needful.
A
OCR STOCK IS LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE.
e•uf $ 'urns ng 1 epartuio»t
Aa usual, is unsurpassed in style, quality and excellence. Please
look carefully through this department before
giving your fall orders.,
Our cheese maker, John Ross, has
given good sktisfactton this year, and
the factory is paying very well for
being so recently started. Under the
careful management of Mr. Ross
another year we niay have the best
paying factory in Western Ontario.
WONDERFUL DlscovEnv'.—By a now
and important discovery a positive
cure hae bon found for. all kinds of
rheumatism. Hundreds- of sufferers
ato being cured. Send $1 for the
Royal Rheumatic Remedy to J. Hoor-
ee, dz Co., 55 '!'Connor St,, Ottaws,
the report and it was referred back I unt`
for further infortnatio t. This matter Bt.rglars entered the railway station
a being taken hold of iu the proper at 0• rrie the other night and tock
!spirit, and the uroepects of \ Ingham $1: from the till,' and a suit of clothes
ht 0 i Lai iii „ et.=datable 'eon tory aro be r uging to Is;, A . Semite, the et11-
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OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE IN EVERY LINE, AND CUS-
TOMERS CAN DEPEND ON SATISFACTION.
JUST RECEIVED. A CHOICE LOT of FINE
Tom+ gS TEAS
a bargain, and we are going to give our customers the benefit of the re -
Auction. See them. In
BOOTS ANI) SHOES,
Ae'usual we are offering a largo and complete stock of superior makes at
eery close figures.
C7ROCxER Y _
See this nes, yet very attractive and certainly very nscful department
of our business. Beautiful
ea tido i !hihQa and 'rod One
ALSO TOILET AND BPDH0pM SETS, VEGETABLE DISHES,
tlVOS, ()UPS AND SAUCERS, PLATES &O.
ORDON & McINDOO
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