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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1888-09-28, Page 2r" (...�. ,, 'Ciao t't11A".E' • •ES'T'' 11]' FAIR, °'(y�19'ltesday was exeee iilgly favorable, but the all night's r, in and occasional showers on Wean .-day, no doubt, materially lessened • . he number of '1'II? PROPOSED T.QNS, outside exhibitors the :ccoz:d day, The display of fruit was xeijllent as if the bylws,noty ore the rate- to quality and quantity. Roots and payers are c+a,rrzed, 1thout question vegetables, too, tvexo ab ndaslt and i"illgllani will en er on au era of Rxeeptiazlaity fine. Gr, n, although roc largely exlribhtecl,wa: actieity and increaser usiness pros- quality, The iodic perity. Even the strolh est opponents whilst containing . of the bylaws cannot glint their eyes attractive work and • to this fact, nor d• they etteulpt to collections, as,ina u 'zit tsi and below of Taylor. feet=, long blood, W II Tidy, lure T averageq y y MoCraeken, C as Iienderson. 13eets, Sofa'pillow, 31 1' deny it. Signs of cavity are already exhebits, On esday evening the turnip blood, W It 111oOraekon, Chas Pillow shams, manifested on the strength of a general 11511 was well l gifted up and lar=ge Iienderson, Parsnips, 0 Henderson, Ferguson, emir feeling that the re epayers will gladly cumbers of p ople examined, cora. thio Gillespet, P3eanty of Hebron, 0 Crewel work, It eek 4 the liberal pro cations made. mended, critici ed or suggested i , Any reasonable schen ' that would iirovements int a exhibits. increase the number •f householders Horses and attic t Were of goo quality, but fewer • • 1leoount of t in to= by sixty or - verity ought to wet morning. Sheep 'ere well repro- receive ept receive simple con • deration before stinted, but hogs few, There was being opposed. C.asider the effect of capital show of poultr, . For further t1rs erection of fi y new ileuses within particulars we must re er our reads to the appended pri a list and Fa one year. W 0 that reside0, does Notes that fallow : business or has . n interest in the town HOR would not be benefited 1 With that, J•feavy Draught our inducer ,nts for others to come Two year old ge would be gre ter. - It is quite evident Two year old fill that property e.uld have an increased value and sell mors readily. Besides, in a go-ahead town property is always saleable:, whilst i one that has sus- taiued a series .f biaoksets it depre- ciates and is u aleable. The liberal propositions r de by these fir£ns, their _` ""reputations .r business push and - Integrity, a d a dispassionate con- sideration •f the advantages that would ac ue to the town, ought to warrant s in believing that a good majority wilt be cast in favor of the bylaw. FRIDAY, f3E.PT. 28, 1888. I3laole oats, Jae mmHar son. Barley, 1 hi Beans, white,'T I son. Beans, .fa Cracken, D lac Wilson, W II IdO�. Swede Turnip, Henderson, Any Anderson. Mango of a superior ldttle, L Lovelt. dpaz1meait, short, t) Menders nae unique and Delman, Thos. soil, J Ateder- calf; Jno Keith, ndcrson, J Ander- other, WPI ille- inley. Field corn, T ioOrecken. CRQPs, M Anderson, T then turnip, R M wartzel, long, J Mangold wurtzel, n. Carrots, white lson, John Little, t few magnificent Carrots, table, ) McKinley, Walt dory, miss Jit Patching, ewe Collc'etion w fine t,hirt, Ila tie, errs Geo shirt, hand merle, airs R Wtalto legs, errs W e Wool mets or• errs Geo not Mrs W nisi' Rag mat, errs 3 patches on McKenzie, furs Taluly r rag's II C1 oris, DIr .E;arniyn. h rid ma es, Bus W Me >*o . Man's 0 ado, s '1 W arcKenzie, Walter. �rt�AO socks or 3 QICenz's, II rcOrac gloves, •n': W =Ice at. U ton stocki �rnzio, nits Jas i! T A' ow, Mrs Ta poi •f pants, rer T ' iderson, Ern Julia n alley, miss Jo Ta y1i, miss 141ax't r: 'atnlyn, errs Ag 3 �s Tazniyn, errs .�xwell, common Hire Weir, Dar stoolca ; s, Mrs `V arc Tandem. Darning ao cinl;s, errs WeraoK t Dai. red net, .urs q y. +3raoket lambreq M Tanllyn, l+ rs W ereKenzie, wool work, urs T llespie. Cotleetiou lyre la, 1<iei inley, 1 axwell. Mammoth wool socks or Pearl, 0 Henderson, V II McCracken. zie, nirs Taut d Early rose, 0 l ob inl y, R M Ander. socks or stool he son. 1�'llita elepllall , W McKenzie, Mrs Tamlyn. o, L Lovell, Any o her potato, Ad lyn, miss i&Io a Henderson, W Isb':tor. Collection of miss Malloy, potatoes, • 0 He i ' erson, W H Mo- needle work, readers Cracken. Qnio s from seed in 1888, nalioy. Berli Fair W 11 .McCr•pken, Walt Taylor. lyn, errs J Onions, any o= er, D McKinley, Walt work, errs Tar Taylor. Ton atoes, plum or cherry, Thos Wilson Walt Taylor. Tomatoes„ any other, ' A Morton, S Youhill. 2, Celery, dwar 'ed, b Youhill, W Ii d McCracken. Cel y, dwarf white, D McKinley, Wm Rol ertson. Cabbage, r Jersey Wakefield D McKinley, S Two Youhill.-Cabbase, flat Dutch, D 0 McKinley, W • o any other, W hill. Oauliflow- D M IS i y Walt Taylor. Oitr McCracken. Cucumber, D McKinley, WH Mct• Adam A Mortor T Anderson. Sweet corn, J A 14 Time 4�W ,13 McCracken. Pump - He, 0 Htndckson, WIT McCracken. Two, 9,quash,l, • 11! eciracken, John Elston. Collection gar.: �roduee, D McKiu- 1, ley, W H McOra,kot , e A PLUS. s 13aldwin, J tlderson ,, A Young. King,T Anderso , 3 Anderson" Maid- en's BIush, Maxwell, A' oltng. Low ell, A Yo ng, R Reilly. Northtrp Spy, ThosW' son, 3 Holmes. Duchess of Oldenbu g, A Young,Geo Thomson. Rhode Isle d Greening, T Henderson, J Andersen. Ribaton Pippin, James nz=Naught.n, John .Gillespie. Golden Russet, J. • McNaug htoe, Jno Elston. Roxboro' t t,.Isaac erotcalf, R Maxwell. See. No Further, T Wil- kiuson, T And rsou.. Snow, John Gillespie, Thos . enderson. Swarr, R Reilly. ' eragn:r, Isaac Metcalf, Thos Wilson. Col err, Mrs R Robertson, Ii M Anderson. Alexander, Thomas Jenkins, J4lhn Perdue. Cultivated Orabs,.Irs Robertson, 0 Henderson. Six variet' s, named, T Anderson, Mrs R Roberton. OTIITI,R I T3rx. • Grapes, 3 A Morton, John Carr. Pall pears, John Gillespie, T Wilkin- son. Blue •Tunas, J Anderson. DAIR AND PROVISIONS. ladies' work: Dairy else se, T Anderson, ,J Weir. • An imitatior harp of cedar bough Firkin butte , R Walter, James Weir. flowers and b.rries, made by t Roll butter, Geo Moffat, Thos Hender- Misses Youhill, a rooted attention an sou. IIon:y in comb, W Henderson. elicited great admi .ation. Honey, ex racted, Jas Harrison, Chas Miss Ritchie, f Howick, had Henderso . Home-made bread, T splendid crayon dr • wing on exhibitio Anderso , R M Anderson. Oat cake, Mr. D. MoK'nley's collection T Ander on, Jas Weir. Pickles, jar garden produce :elipsed anything w mixed,W obertson, %V H ere0r:trken. have seen for a ong time. 13y co Pickles, a e other kind, W 1i me- mon consent is cauliflowers wer Cracken. Zo • ato ketchup, J A Mor- something mar ethers, cabbages weig ton, W H Di.ctraolren. Maple syrup, ed 20 lbs, and celery very choice. Thos Benders �n, W Henderson. Messrs. 3. . Cline Co. had a Maple sugar, Ti oras Wilson. Horne -made read, special, azrs'Tiros Wilson, Mrs \ Robertson, 0 -NED FRUIT. Collection W H McCracken. PLA, TS .AND Y'Lownns. Collection oliage plants,.)' Bradwin. Greenhouse • nts, 3 Bradwin, errs Youhill. Goren ms, Mrs Youhill. Fuchsias, airs You ill, Largest and best collection fro ers and plants, J Bradwin, nirsYouh 11.. Table bouquet, ens Youhill, Mrs Carr. Hand bort. grief, errs Youhill Jas Harrison. Bou- quet wild Howe s,'. Arps Youhill, Mrs Phos Wilson. loral design, Mrs You. hill. Annuals, urs Youhill, T Ander. son. Dahlias, A Morton, T Ander. Gladiolus sp' e, T Anderson, rare 3 Carr. Verb Ara heads, errs Youhill, James Marr son, Pansies, A pia 0W GROUND NEEDED. The ell manifested energy and laudable effoe s pit forth by the direc- tors of the orthwestern Fair have been hamper-. and .contracted byi-he lack of prop:r grounds on tyllioh to hold the : ilibition. The forrner grounds we e rendereg etomparatively useless for .how pu a ses by the advent of the C. 1 . R,• and the utilization of the 'prem 'n'for other,purposes. Now, rt,,aozio= believe that even the smallest Ideal ski tys have lost, or are likely to lose, thei hold or become things of tho past. Th: - are as firmly as ever entrenched in public favor. They have an edue- eve value. They are really the show s for the masses of the people. The are occasions for a day's whole •me relaxation, inter- change of so ial amenities, comparison of results nd progress amongst far- mers and t e public generally. They have a +-cognized status amongst ngricultu sts, business men and people generalle , The fact that the exhibi- tions in area cities are drifting more and mor into special attractions and fkre apparently destined to usurp the •lshlce o the travelling shows, horse races,&c. wilI tend:rather to strengthen and revivi y e purely agricultural tsxhibiteon. ,Admitting -vv ;n that local .bows are too numerouls, le '4V1ngbaw show - the great bort western or tahatever dignified appal ation may be attached to it -must be continued. To ensure ie. success proper grounds ia'ust be ob •wined. We believe a eplsndid op )ortunity now presents ;teclf to se re such at a moderate outlay. W hope the agitation now Poing on may be continued by some ac,ive citizen a d that something ,Reay be done. lout a fuller e.nsideration of the purchase of suite )1e grounds and how they could be endered convenient, remunerative a d conducive to the well biting elf filo town, must be left for future reatment.. eete Beeweens 1, 78 and 1887 Canada's debt increase 9 820;358, its tax. rate s'h i gel eese ilr c• stones and excise, ..%].,51,,.lUis, n, d a out half a million -, (J,n,Adians wt;11t to the United States in tbttt titre. Th. la how Canada has 1, u 'raesed in ten -ears of N. P. rule. S. Foal, R Reilly. ding, Geo Thomsol ,0 Henderson. Tean n Verson. Ge acral Purpose -Bron mare, Jos Fors er, Jno Keith. Foal Jos Forster, Ch is Mothers. One year old filly, T Jen s, R Reilly. Tw year old gelding, t Walter. Tw -year old filly,T Jenki, s,A1ex Cameron Team, M Verson, J.- Forster. Car i rage--Faa1, W Isbis er, ! Linklatcr. Two year old filly o gelding, D Stew- art, Team, r.1,'. A .r new. Roadster Brood mare, J N erdue, V S, Ada Koenig. Foal, A Nceuig, J N Perdue, V S. One year old Elly or gelding, J t1 Perdue, V S, D Stewart. Tw year old Elly or gilding, .3 N Perrier:, V i , Tipling ]aro: Saddle,lr i' �, 3 Howson, J N Perd •'' o. Singe driver, R MclndooeD Z ewart. Team, T Agnew, ••;" deicing earn, Sperling et Toy; xr CATTL Durham-Breedin , cow, G NichoI- son, Two year of heifer, 1 and 2, G Nicholson. One y ar old heifer, 1 and 2, G Nicholson. eifer calf, 3 Clow & Sons. Bull ca , J Clow & Sons, G Nicholson. Ally other Thoroughrhred- Elerd, James El 'ort, John Gemnlill. Grade -Breeding c• •, 1 and 2, T Wilkinson. Two year .ld heifer, G Niohoison, W J Currie. One year old heifer, T Henderson, Wilkinson. Calf, T Henderson, T Wi kinson. Fat and Woliaing Cattte- eke two year. old steers, D Stewar , T Wilkinson. Three year old ste:rs, D Stewart. Working oxen, D St: vart, B Holmes. Fat beast, D Stewer , W J Currie. SEER . Leicesters--Ram, J = s Henry. A Link - later. Ram lamb,Pt 1.: xwell,J Henry. Shearling ewe, 1 and 2, J Henry. Ewe lamb, A Linklater, J 1 .eery, Downs -Ram, 0 Iienderso., T Anderson, Ram lamb, Jos Crows on, T Anderson. Aged ewe, Jas arch „ hton, R aI An- derson. Shearling - we, T Anderson, It M Anderson. we lamb, Joseph Crowston, R M An erson. Fat Sheep -Fat ewe or wethe •, T Anderson, Jas eacNaughton. PIGS. Berleshire, Essex, or ,S folic - Boar of 1888, R Maxwell, p Henderson: I3oar prior tQ 1888, C Henderson. Sow of 1888, .3 Gillespie, It Maxwell, Breeding sow, J Gill spa, It a_axwell. Yorkshire or Chester Breeding sow, J Gillespie, POU, TRT. Turkeys, Jas °Naughton, J Har- rison, Ducks, D me inley, 0 Hen- derson, Geese, ' . tterson, J Har- rison. Brahmas, W . ylor, W Hen- derson. Cochins, J illespie, errs Tamlyn. Dorkiugs, 1 t 2J Harrison. Game, J Harrison. ialuburgs, W Taylor, 3. Harrison. angsbans, W Taylor, 0 Henderso l , Leghorns, F Patterson, W Ta or. Plymouth Rocks, Jas I.xcNaug.ton, I) McKinley. Black Spanish 1 & 2 errs Tamlyn. Collection of fowl, W Henderson, W Taylor. wooLL named,. home T Wilson. ]Man Thos Anderson, Cha Blankets, union, The McKinley. Home ep Anderson, W 1i McOr LEATHER AND o'rnjiit Single harness, 1 N GOODS. made, T Anderson, mo,ispun wool, Henderson. Anderson, I) u yarn, Thos ,ken. MANDPACTURns, 2 l:Iomuth & Buchanan, 111eu's se vod boots, F 11 Roderus. 1v1en's cosi.. boots, F H Roderus. Cooper's livor , Walt Tay- lor. Woodall pump, 1 +• 2, H Clark. GRAIN AND 8 EDS, er Fowler, Geo eat, Peter ring whottt, Specimen lace, 1 ate iton, Snial1 Fancy knittini , errs Hondcl'.ten. w McKenzie. Etnbr tat. White Mrs II Clark,baiss Joh 'eo IISoff' t. ally ;Other, 1 ,held --The frllot i Y of t it=1 figures are. f Red fail wheat, Pe ,given az to the s eel holders in the 0. J :11'oti:ht, White fall L. Tin tot .1 number of share- Fowler, Thos Wilson, S Iioldvrs x=1 1s,023. O then- the Eng- Geo Moffat, Jas itleNeui 0 3. 211 0 .1 Canadian nt°lnb.•I' white peas, Ii, Walter, 'head' holding 1.8 '' , g +' Y ,,, 1, .,,. ,'023 slirrcv, rind t:he 1',ar�,e white peas* 141 .. +rrew.is 170, holding. fi:t,(i7:7 sharer. tO1.te, Tilos Andeneou, Tiros son. n errs Youhill, Jas Harr son. Petunias, nes Youhill, errs J.0a r. Phlox Drum- nlondii, nxrs John C� r, Mrs Youhill. `Zinnias, errs Youh' 1, Jas Harrison. LADIES' WORK. Coverlet, airs Agnew, errs T Anderson, Piece Teenlyn, Pat'ehe Cracked, ers W quilt, urn It Walter, n Cabin quilt, errs W M basket, furs R Walt Bead work, las Tam bertson• Cabbage, McCracken, 8 You - me A Young, W iI acken. Musk melons, J Mr. E. F. Ge INE ARTS. 011 painting, Mrs 3 13 Ferguson, Johns. Wate color painting, Brocicetlshire, an:: Johns. Ora draw ing,W 1f' Brock .nshire,Jas Ritc Arise Pett}ypiece, c' amended. Pa ing on pottery, ss Johns, errs Ferguson. Paint ug on silk or se miss Julia ex alloy, airs J B guson. Collect on of paintings, Johns. Celle 'ion -photographs, 't 13roekensllire. errs J 13 .Fergus painted panel, commended, F IR NOTES. stor bad a ,most ar tidally arranged .• nd splendid disp of clocks, watch, , cases and fa articles, that war,: very generally mired. Mr. W. F..I3r•clrenshire exlhibit° collection of pl otos and crayons tl would do ,cred t .to any exhibition Canada, Miss M. 3. has utilized Iarge sp with a varied and really artistic c 'notion of dras 'ngs and paintings. Misses Ernie: and Minnie 1'et piece had. some , ttractive specime of crayon drawi es, amongst whi was a very life -1 Ire representation the Chief. Mis. J. B. erguson had a fine painting, also lovely paintings rottery, silk ai d satin. . Messrs. Mc ortnick & Co, had good exhibit of boots, shoes a slippers, and 1k' . F. Be Roderus home-made baht•. Messrs, Hotnuth & Buchanan h two fine sets of mot uteri harness, al a good colleetion o boots ane shoe Mrs. S. Youhill and Mrs. J. Ca made magnificent exhibits in fiowe and Mrs, T. gnew in househo plants, lenlrs. Tamly s hada fine display exhibit of ,pai s. • Mr. W. Taylo exhibited specimen of coopers' work. • Mr. James Ellin t exhibited a her of Five handsome nd valuable Hol steins -two cows, a bull and tw calves, A seven months' calf wit remarkably large , nd attractive. Mr. James Olo & Sons, of con. 13 East Wawanosh, showed three fin young bred Dur ams. Mr. W. Tayloi of Wingham, had splendid colleetio .f fowl ahid too three let and two 2n . rizes. Mr. James Harried of East We varnish, also had a 1e lot and ton two 1st and four 2nd .rizes. The Messrs. Wm, „ Michael "Verson, of Kinloss, had t • o fine draught teams, of the old w moll stock. Mr. Thos. amide eon showed agood herd of grade cattle. Mr. J. Germill lea. .also an excel- lent herd of Holsteins Mr, W. P. Bract nshire lead on oshibitlon several ' Ie specimens of rifle strawberries g own hu his own (putt, 1 and 2, airs garden. quilt, W Il MO- Mr. Bradwin, &Kenzie, Knit greenhouse, had - W Robertson, flowers and house ienzie. Work W. 11. MoCracke r, eolnlnended, ,fin, iris. Johns. 2, errs Tandem. Geo nroffat, nus f the Wiu„ ham capital exhibit of fold plants. neve of Brussels, had a fine display of vegetables, 'but bad to take second place to 11fr. Mee Finley. Mr. 3, A. Moen)). had six exhibits idery on woolen, and took six .first prizes ---for grapes, S. Embroidery, dahlias, tomatoes, musk Melons ket. tars Triply . ebup And corn, - _,.•. gra .,. ., 'tan's e'en- oarsei Tars reek- kon. IZIP,• 14;71, err, 2xilynl di� brei- Iln0. yell, new. 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Lerdcn, we 10:45 " 7.45 ..liincardine,.,%o6:39 °+ 11:10 " 6:50 .' .era.'ao,..*rn:c:rsm,acnw,,.�,vc+�.auco„ T2n. J. A. nir;LDRUM, Donor Graduate of Toronto University. Office and Residence --T}, at stand formerly ooeu pied by Dr. Bethune, at the earner of Centre one Patrick streets, Wincltair, Ox�i. �/I'F1YER & DICKENSON. 1P1Ji -- BARRIS'aRS„ ko. Solicitors fon tho Bank of Ifan,,ltoa. Commissioner: or taking affidavits for Manitoba, Private !uncle o lend in straight lor,na of lowest rate,. Ofiloos,.. Kent's Blook,''inghrin, Luckncw and Gerrie. R. w. o. 5rltYerr. A. L. Dr0Srl rola. ' , BARRISTER &e., Wiu,bam - •'Ontario. • ?h�oairz & VANSTONE, lL1Y , BARRISTERS, S3L7'ITnRs, NOTARIES PUBLIC, CONVEYANCES, 1%TC. OFFICES -Beaver 131o<-1:, Wf:10 a,o , Oar., QoRans a o,1 t>t7i.1, 02,. Private and Company funds t., loan at hew rates of interest. Mortgages, town e•ed farm property bought and sold, r"t1vr0antilc collections a specialty. R. vAIiwroas. 5. 0.. LlcGnna. DENTISTRY, J. ' -,re, p A tt sett S. ,IBRO&I9 ItnratrAM, autiful setts of cit 1 elurt1!"Tooth"tor $8.00 per and "lain it i t, per sett, $4.W. In ail other hranohes of dentis- administrate i for the painless the only s le anesthetic known Beaver Block, opposite the Prided try in proportion. Vegetable Vapor extraction of teeth, OFFICE; In the Brunswick Rotel. DENTISTRY. -•IV. II. 4IAC3,•0:1ALD, WItenesr. • Maker GolVulcanite, etc , oleCelluloid, llu ea , Allo g -In prices 1r0,u ^3.500 upwards per set, crownng and bridgework. Tooth ex- tracted without tho 165°5 pian by the use of Vital- Air. iload Oiilce, Win;ham, side entrance op - poste the Queen's hot°] open daily (Sundays except- ed) trout 9 Ile fo 6 p 1 i. 1Vi11 be at Blyth every Saturday -.-0123c,. rt of 1r+e's hote:d; Gorrio. 1st and Mondays of each me1,th-••OOdee at Albion hotel e Lneknow . 2n5 and th , landay and Tuesdays of month-Oflle,c at Whiteley's hotel. Estreeting, cents JCI3N R17'CIIIE, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, wlronnu, 0.1'TARtet el ROUGE MoKAY Win;ham, Licensed Auctioneer 1.)r for the Counties of Iluton and Bruce, At moderato rates, salsa win be conducted in any portion of the Counties. orders car be left at the TIMr5 Office. JOIIN CURRIE, WI000AM, • LICENSED AUCTIONEER. Orders left at T111:13. office promptly attended to TER1IS IIEASO24AI3LE, T, • O. o. 00 0c0 00 U+� t lcfit ,n. yt or be a. n. 0 0 • 91, DEAN, JR„ WIse11.01, { Llammnn AucrIOl:I:3 t 1'1531, TIII4 COUNTY 4C, O9' HURON. Sales attended In any part of ,the Co. Charges Mtoderate. 1 JAMES HENDERSON, ransom) AtrcttosnER rot. Connie. IItetoN AND ,mien. Ail sales attended to promptly and on the Shortest Notice. Charges moderate and Satisfaction Guaranteed. Alt necessary arrangements ton bo made at rho Truss' aloe, i+ Unions% CALEDONIAN WALL. t.This nts of ev ry kind aub y to fiigure. env of tortes doe., eppty to JAMES r,ot'TIT, • ''at Cline IS co's store.• •