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WROXETER F
FULL, ENTRIES, apb'
PAI1Z T`I71t
lop ; any other ted, J, Brethour, L.
Lovell ; Swed- turnips, R. Gibson, R.
Laing; any of ier kind, R. Gibson, L.
Lovell ; blood :. pts, R. Miller, C.
Baker ; reangold tlrt:col, 0. Nichol-
son, 0, Baker; olgian .carrots, J.
OW. Knox, J. Bray; ny other kind, J;
Gillespie, J. B. ogt ; Parsnips, 11
M. Htlzlowooc J. Bray ; eelety, 0.
A ) Veal, 1 and
The fall show undo
'the Wroxeter Hort-
Was the best held
'and superior exlii
'bet the attendan
small. The e
'very large and
the fact that t
centres for hors
too, were quite
were, some splend
.)animals. In Hols
Elliott and John
much attention
conditioned herds
was particularly
Roots were peen
quality. The 1
rattier scantily
taktSa:s were as
ND
GAR
Large tot
Cowan ; sea
sou ; cabbage,
oauliflowers, J,
squashes, 0, )
kips, NV, 0.
citrons, G. I
melons, J.
Nicholson,
J, Brethou
the a ices of
ultural Society,
s regards -Jr,. tries
its in nlall7,, l ;Q ''s,
was comp/fat/ tsly
thin of lion Seg was
really fine, evlcr y g
is is one of the it
in the west. C
umerc is and t
herds and sit
eiiis, Messrs. Jas.
'emmill attracted
ith their splendid
The fruit exhibit
arge and attractive.
iful and of excellent
dips' department was
supplied. The prize
ppended:
HORSES.
tght-Span, J. Bell,
• brood mare, J.
on ; two-year geld -
two -year filly, J.
D. Ramsay ; mare
est John colt, Wm.
lko
Ieavy Dra
M. Sanderson
i3el1, M. Sandel
ins, R. 1MMiller;
Bell ; horse colt,
colt, J. Bell ; Ho
Willitts.
General Purp
Montgomery,
Montgomery, L
ing, J. Young,
filly, J. 3 ohnst
year gelding, E.
one year filly, T. Jo
Horse colt, A. Tho
A. Gallaher ; bugg
C. Willitts ; mode
Honest John colt,
CA
Durham -Cow,
and 2 ; two-year
son 1 and 2 ; y
Nicholson, J. L.
Nicholson; J. L.
Nicholson.
Grade -Cow, J.
• ICnox ; yearling •he'
Geo. Nicholson;
L. Wilson, Geo. .1
steer, J. •Knox,
steer, J. Galiah
J. Gallaher 1 an
\...!olstein-Co
mill; year-old h
calf, J. Geixtmill,
' Sheep -Ram,
sliearling, ram,
Fisher ; ewe, D. Fi
ram lamb, J. Jol
ewe, J.Johnston,
shear's or over, J.
Downts-Ram,
do, G. Hislop ;
lop ; ewe, shear
lop : ram lamb,
ewe do, J. Ino
G. Hislop, J.
sheep, G. Hislop.
PIG
Berkshire -Boar,
"Gillespie ; spring
brood sow, J. Gille
Suffolk -Boar, J
spring pig, C. Bak
DAIRX
Fresh butter,
firkin butter, J. 1
I;tiIPLEmmirs AND
J. Davidson took
plough, gang pious
-second for gang plo
second for plough.
EN VEGn7.A.stE$.
atoes, 3. Sanderson, J.
11 do, 0. Veal, A. Thom-.
J. Brothour, 3, Cowan;
Cowan, T. B. Sanders;
alter, E. James; pump-
tzlewood, A. Thomson;
. Moffat, J, Bell ; water-
owan, 0. Veal ; beans, G.
1. Laing ; porn, R. Laing,
se -Brood mare, A.
m. Willitts'; span, A.
Lovell; two-year geld -
L. Brown; two-year
, T. Jenkins ; one.
nes, A. Thompson ;
ins, J. R. Miller ;
pson ; mare colt,
horse, L. Lovell,
horse, J. Bell ;
. McEwen.
PLR.
Geo. Nicholson 1
eifer, Geo. Nichol-
rling heifer, Geo.
Filson ; calf, Geo.
sou ; herd, Geo.
L.. Wilson, :J.
er, J. L. Wilson,
o -year heifer, J.
ieholson; two-year
Gibson ; year old
r, J. Knox ; fat cow,
2; fat ox, J. Knox.
, J. Elliott, J. Gem-
ifer, J. Elliott ; bull
J. Elliott.
ged, G. Hislop ;
Johnston, D.
her, J. Johnston;
ston, D. Fisher ;
. Fisher ; ewe, two
ohnson, D. Fisher.
. Yoang ; shearlin
we, J. Knox, 0. Ris-
ing, J. Knox, G. His -
J. Knox, G. Hislop ;
, G.:Hielop; fat sheep
hnston ; finest wool
ged, J. Bray, J.
ig, J: Gillespie ;
ie, W. Pomeroy.
Bray, J. Gillespie;
r, J., Gillespie.
tonnes.
Gibson, E. James ;
ay.
ANUrACTURES.
first for wagon,
, harrows, .and
gh, and J. Bone
FRUIT..
Winter pe: rs, A. Thompson ; fall
pears, L. Bre n, J. Gillespie ; crab
apples, I1'. Pati ck; Yellow Bellflower,
Davis, G. Johnston ;
Tompson ; King Tom -
'nos ; Northern Spies,
wton Pippins, W. Doug -
e Gris, J. L. Wil -
burg, J. Davidson ; Ram -
y; Rhode Island Green.
ston ; Golden Russets,
oxbero russets, W.
•ts, A. L. Gibson ;
L. Lovell ; twenty
J. R. Miller ; fall
Eagleson ; Wagner,
Alexander, W. Willitts;
wherry, R. Barnard ;
h,l1 W. Pomeroy ; St.
McTavish; Hawthorden,
llection ofapples, J. R.
tion canned fruit, J.
J. Bray ; Ben
I amuese,A.
kills Co., J.
J. Bray ; N
las ; Pom
son ; Oldei
bo, J. Bi
ings, G. Jo
R. Gibson ;
Douglas ; Coly
Tolman sweet,
ounce Pippins
Pippins, W.
J. L. Wilson ;
Chenango str
Maiden's blu
Lawrence, J.
L. Lovell ; c
Miller ; colle
Bray, A. Tho nson grapes, • J. B.
Vogt colleeti• i of fruit, A. Thorn.
Cul
Miss Shurry, fr
Mrs. Calick this
Caliak and John I4
to Michigan. -We
Mr, Biekle's pearin
splendid time.
entertain a collipa
and Mrs. 13icicle.
very choice. Mr.
enjoyed himself s
bier sold a horse
Manus, of Clinto T,
oss.
Morris, is visiting
elk -Messrs. John
olntyre have gone
, Bob, were you at
bee ; they had a
w know how to
better than .1Vlr.
The party was
F. was there and
lendidly,-leer..Am-
or $115 to Mr. Mc -
Luo
II. P. O'Connor,
an address on Mot
under the auspice
mechanics' institt
Ball was tilled a
Skeen interest in
' marks. The su
the functions
vincial parliame
party politics.
Mr. Peter Cor
Bryan, of Luck
remarks.
son.
DoHEST_0 M
A. L. Gibson
spun vara, cloth,
Calf boots, pegg
coarse boots, W.
J. Knutson ; ho
Brethour ; honey, s
our, J. B. Vogt.
FLO
GRAIN.
Fall wheat any kind, a. 11IcTavish,
A. L. Gibsoi ; Seneca fall wheat, E.
James,, J.- I'nox ; spring wheat, any
kind, G. Mo 'at, J. Knox ; barley, G,
Moffat, L. ,wn ; black oats, G.
Moffat ; white • ats, G. Moffat, J.
Knox ; large p as, L. Brown, W.
Pomeroy ; smal peg, W. Pomeroy,
E. James ; flo •, R. 1i4 llaz1ewood.
,L
LES' WORM,
now.
1, P. P., delivered
day evening week
of the Holyrood
e, The township
all manifested a
Mr. O'Connor's re-
ject dealt with was
d work of our pro
t on lines outside of
. Mr Daok, M. P. P.,
'gran and Mr, Jas,
w, made a few
NUPACTURPS.
sok first for home-
flautiel and drugget.
d, W. C. Hazlewood;
. Hazlewood ; coat,
-mado bread, J.
rained, J. Meth -
• Bel
Mrs. F. And
Anderson were
Acton and Presto
ave.
son and Mrs. D.
visiting friends in
last week,
eAnehor xouse..
For good value all roltud,
come to the ANCIioE:
AI•ioE TO I11'oTIIERs,-Are you disturbed at night
and broken of your rest by a side child suffering and
orying with pain of Cutting Teeth? If so send at
once and get a bottle of " Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup" for Children Teething. Its value is incaleul•
able. It will relieve the poor little sufferer
imoiediately. Depend upon It, mothers ; there is no
mistake about it. It cures Dysentery and Diarrhma,
regulates the Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind Colic,
softens the Gums, reduces Hifiammation, and gives
tone and energy to the whole system. " Mrs. SYin-
slow's Soothing Syrup" for children teething is
pleasant to the taste and is the prescription of ono of
the oldest and best female physicians and nurses in
the United Status, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price twenty -flue cents a
bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mas. W1s8L0w's
SooranN0 SYRUP," and take no other kind.
Tatting, a Veal ; crocthet-evark,
W. Pomeroy, . Moffat ; embroidery
on silk, W. M. ' obiusou, 0. Moffat .
embroidery on i slin, C. Veal; bead
work, G."Moffat 3. Knutson ; knit-
ting in wool, 0 Veal ; knitting in pot -
ton, G. 1Vloffa, O. Veal, ; fine shirt,
hand made, G Moffat 0.Neal ;' Ber-
lin wool, raise, and beaded combined,
S. B. Smale, G. Moffat ; Berlin wool,
raised, J. Breth. u, J. Gil lespie ; Ber-
lin wool, flat, L. Brown, T. B.Sanders;
cretonne wore , W. M. Robinson ;
sofa pillows, J. Davidson ; patch work
sofa'pillows, 1 13. Sanders, W. M.
Robinson ; brais'ng, L.• Brown, J.
Cowan; pencil d awing,. R. Gibson;
oil painting, W. Laurie; wool stock-
ings, L. Brown cotton stockings, 0.
Veal; wool elo es, G. Moffat ; wool
socks, G. Moffa•, W. Laurie ; knitted
0. Veal; crochet
quilt, G. 'f3. Mof'at , 0.Veal ; knitted
quilt 0. Veal, N
}t, Barnard ;
James ; shell
cone work, J
W. Laurie; to
son ;. aracene em
J. Davidson ; ou
Miller, W. M.
silk or velvet,
Special prize
J..Gofton, .Joh
Bong, T. Rae, W.
mill, Robinson
J. Marks, J.
Robinson, W.
Gibson, J, Irel2
Collection bask
do foliage, W.
W. Laurie ; do,
do dried flowers,
W. Laurie ; boa
flower flag dahlia,
ornamental grasses,
you TRY.
quilt, J. Cows
M. Robinson ; inat
ace, 0: Moffat, E.
ork, 1. B. Sanders ;
rethour; spatter work
crape,. W. M. Robin-
roidery, G. Moffat,
lino embroidery, R.
Obinson ; paintini; on
. Laurie, R. Miller.
were given by Messrs.
Davidson, A. P.
),. Henry, J. Gem -
Lee, J. Sanderson,
ono, J. Fox, Wm.
Hazlewood, A. L.
d, T. 13. Sanders.
A new weekly
be known as Unit
started in Ottawa,
Coffey as editor.
It has cost fro
per mile to "get
through parliame
bill in a recent ca
000.
Catholic paper' to
Canada is to be
lvith Rev. Father
$25,000 to $75,000
ritish railway bills
t. The solicitors'
came to $1,200, -
Consumption Surely Cured.
Mantles cut and fitted flee
of charge, as usual.
GOROON & McINTYRE,.
Toms EDITOR :--Please inform your readers that I
have a positive're-tody for the above named disease,
By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have
been cured. I shall bo glad to send two bottles of
yty„rrineay aimm to any of your readers who have
consump%iOrl.,iL they will send me their Express and
P. 0. address, IteSPOWnety, Do. T. A. SLOCUM
87 Yongo St., Toronto, Ont.
II,AVE NOW 'HEIR
Immerse Stook of Pall Goods
BANK OF HAMILTON,
w2:L\TG•23A1aGL-
Sterling Exchange and Drafts on New Yo
BOUGHT AND SOLD;
0rrW4i DOORS : 10 a. M. t 3 p. m.
10 a. in. to1p.m
Saturdays, fr
B. WILLSON, AGEN
11 .-4aR & D,ORIssoN, Solicitors
Movinas who have delicate children can Soo them
'daily improve and gain infleSh and strength by giving
thele the perfect food and medicine, Scott's Emulsion
of Cod Liver oil, with Hypophospites. Dr, W. A.
Hulbert, of Salisbury+, Ills., says; "lime used Scott's'
RS. iiinnision in cases of Scrofula and Debility. Results
to i:t gratifying. My little patients take It ,with
t plants, N. *Bray ; p., w„ire." Sold by all Di sygists, Slo. and 51.00.
aurie ; do flowering,
ut flowers, 0. Veal ;
0. Vecl ; geraniums,
net, J. Sanderson ;
. Veal ; collection
0. Veal.
White geese, J.
grey geese, 0. Beak
white ducks, 0.
Plymouth *rocks
.Barnard ; Leg Rol'
and 2 ; limit l3rahi
J. Coq an ; Guinea
II. Moffat ; Coc
pea fowl, G. H. 1
R. 13ni'aard, 1, San
J. Bray, 3. Brothou;'.
RO6'i'
Seed onions, J. Bt
potato onions, 0.
Dntchsets, (1.John 't
aarly rose potatoes, L. el11
1. Moffat 1 and 2 ;
r, W. Pomoray;
keg, J. 11Io'I'avish ;
G. II. Moffat, IL
s, 0. II. MolI'tt 1
s, P. Pomeroy,
vl, J. Bray, 0.
3, Gillespie ;
tat • pigoona, G.
TOWN J'ROPERTY I
FOR SALE.
rims .1 for solo several good DERSIGNED tprop S DECIDED in the Tow
Plot, (Lower \Vingham,) composed as follows :
PARCEL 1 : Lots Nos, 18I and 185 on the Nort
side of \Vater St. and lots Nos. 137 and 138 on tt
South side of Victoria St. These lots aro all togethe
and compose a splendid 1} acre park lot, Excellen
value.
PAROEr II: FOUR LOTS -Numbers 85, 30, 31 ar
38 on the East side of Herbert St., in the Town Pio
Fisher's Burr w.
1'AROEL III : In the Government Mill Resery
Fisher's Surrey, Lot No. 2 on the East side
Helena St., about ono -fifth of an acro, with a sin
horse and stable.
Parties wishing to sae tho properties and ascerta
terms can do so by applying to MRS.T. PRICE,
Lower Wingha
Sr. forth.
Tho Expos' • says that Mr.
Hanna's three cr ameries wore more
profitable t.i t' e patrons .than the
ea
proprietor this t r, on account of the
dry weather.
Wm. 1)ohert
three prizes f
ronto and the
Tuaa for $50
rids
14 Ir. A. Dl.
' 1 with his fan
'SOMI ; Call.LrieS,
Lizzie ILdwa1
ton last wot-
them, 0. Veal ;• visiting friends
'nton.
, of (31i flon, secured i
a driving mare at 'I O -
sold to a Montrf al
COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT,
And without attempting to give oven an outline of the malty important •
additions this season to their usually attractive stock, they
would simply extend a most cordial and hearty
welcome to every person visiting their House.
They will take pleasure in showing
their Goods and quoting Pricee.
If goods and prices are satisfactory, they will be delighted to make
sales, and the larger the sales the more delighted they will be.
CALL UPON THE2d EARLY. 1T WILL PAY YOU TO DO NO
e
0
al
Wingharn P. 0.
it
m.
Wavt anosii.
k is auout to remove
ily to Algoma. --'Miss
a r•eturr .ed from Oredi• A.
where she has been
The M ,rnoeli Clover C ekets, Coffins, Robes, e.:e, alwaps on 1 ant
matc't with the t5
Bel-
Friday
el• FIRST CLASS Ii
` 1tiAlI; 1O1 1I11L .
is riday mud ,rot beaten
eerto, being iii to 10..1. PItTWt'C re MlY9 POMMY AY't:tDAD 'Cc.
LEAVE YOEJ ORDE
.--AT-
GOEDON MoINTY3RE,
THE BIG BROWN ANCHOR. -
J. IVIGKELVIE'S
PEACHES, PEARS & PLUMP. -
FINE TOMATOES, ALL
VARIETIES 01?
GRAPES, MELONS, &C.
OYSTERS BY BULK.
11, J. Brethour; grave team at
J. AND
-U N
:.r
Iia,ving added a Delivery Waggon to this branch of t1)0' tuv•:ines4
orde.rm will (if necessary) be delivered anywhere within 10. miles of
This no doubt oftentimes save a psfma tionl of trouble, c,pecial
whet° parCes may not have suitablo conveyances; of their own. Nit
nece,saries for FUNIMAI FURNISHINGS, 11-1TCHAPEtt, GLOVE, ;,
MON, UNDEItTi lava. kept aqd tieliverecl. with ordets.
GRAOEY Undertaker„,