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MOULDINGS, and every
Description of Intenor Finish.
STAIRS, HANDRAILS,
NEWELS and BALUSTERS
A LpKHIEr Price
LATH & LUMBER.
Estimates on applies -
tion. AO -Address
FRANCIS SMEETH,
Goderic h
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NEST HURON FALL SHOW.
Full LIM et Ilse weeeewatal tempeelter,.
the following is the bill of particulars
iu c .nnection with the West Huron Fall
Show, held on Wednesday and Thurs-
day of last week
PRIZE LIST.
11.4-rz., - Heavy draught. - Brood
mare, must have foal .by her side, 1st Jas
1) ivison, 9d Harvey Howell; foal, 1st
,Jots Davison, 2d Harvey Howell, 3rd J
Marquis; two year old gelding, John
Shipley, 2d J Weatherhead, 3d James
Torrance; one year old filly, Robt Orr;
one year old gelding, J Weatherhead;
heavy draught team, by A. M. Roos, M.
P. P., diplotua, 1st C Butts, 2d
3rd F. Seegeniller. General Purpose
-Brood spare, Must have foal by her
site. 1st Harvey Howell, 2d W Stewart,
:Jr.. John Martina; foal, 1st Wet Stew-
avt, 2d Harvey Howell, 3rd Rebt Medd;
• two year old filly, W C Ruberteon, 2d
Hobe Buchanan, 3rd John Salkeld; two
year gelding, list W C Robertsou, 2d
John Hunter, 3rd John Salkeld; one
old filly, 1st Robt Mutch, 2d Isaac Sal.
keld, 3rd Jas Rutledge; span general
purpose horses, mares or geldings, 1st
Gordon Anderson, 2d Jas Synnott, 3rd
J Buchanan. RAndaters-Brood ware
ducks, 1st W Grieve, 2d 8 Stokes; pair
Muskovy ducks, 1st W Grieve, 2t1 John
Andrews; ",!lection of fancy pigeon, 1st
8 Mala,tnson, 2d W J Hayden; pair pea
fowls, 1st W Grieve, 2d Jas Clarke; pair
Guinea fowls, W Grieve; collection 4
fowls, improved breeds, by H Y Attrill,
Esq., 1st W Grieve, 2d R Runcuuan.
Spring chickens --Pair Brawa white, lat
W Grieve, 2d It Runcimau; par Wilma
black, 1st W Grieve; 2d R Iiunciu►an;
pair black Spanish, 1st W Grieve, 2d it
Runciman; ,air Poland', let A & J
Beck, 2d J amore; pair game, fat C
Belcher, 2d W Kirkbride; pair Hom-
burgs, hit W Grieve, 2d R Runciman;
pair Houdans, W Mitchell; es# ban-
tams, R Price; pair Plymouth r ck, R
Runciman 1st and 2d.
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, Off'. 14, 1881.
M Russ; any other variety seamed, A
M Roos, 2d Win Knight. Quiuuss--D.
Mcllwain, 2d A M Ross.
Ilteow mut -- Special prize, best cones
tion cut flowees, John Stewart; 12
varieties dahlias 1 bloom of each, J
Stewart; 8 varieties dahlia 1 bluuw set
each, John Stewart, 2d E B a, 3d W
McLean; 3 varieties dahlias.0
bloom of
each, John Stewart, 2d A Watson, Jd A
Bingham; 12 varieties 0 verbena 1
bloom of each, John Stewart, 2d E thug -
limn, 3d W Mclean; 8 valrietses of ver-
bena 1 bloom of each, John Stewart, 2d
E Bingham, 3d A. Dickson; 4 varieties
verbenas 1 bloom of each, E. Bingham,
2d J Stewart, 3d A Dickson; collection
perenniel phloxes not leas than 4 var-
ieties, 1 spike of each, A. Watson, 2d
IMI LCMaxra. ---Phaeton or open buggy, W. McLean; collection phloxes, annual,
1st J E Beydges, Murton & Creasman W. McLean, 2d E Bingham; 4 varieties
2d and 3d; two horse buggy, fat T & J gladiolus named, A. Watson, 2d E.
Story, 2d J E Brydges, 3d Morton & Bingham; collection pansies, W. Mc-
Crsesman; one horse buggy covered, 1st Lean; collection balsam spikes in bloom,
J Brunaden, 2d T & J Story; gang plow, 1st not worthy, 2d W. McLean; oollec-
R Sylvester; pair iron harrows Lt L tion stocks spikes, J. R. Miller; collec-
Eliott, R Thompson 2d and 3d; field tion petunias single, W. McLean, 2d
roller, Annstmng Bros; turnip cutter, John Stewart; collection petunia duuWe
lat W Levy, 2d B Bell & Son; sett horse John Stewart; collection annuals, W
shoes from the hammer, R Thompson McLean; 4 helium planta in bloom, W
1st and 2d; sett horse shoes polished, R McLean; 12 coleus, A. Watson, 2d John
Thompson; pump, Armstrong Bros 1st Stewart, 3d A Bingham; boquet for
&zed 2,1; wooden axle lumber waggon, 1st table, E Bingham, 2d M C Cameron;
John Brunaden, 2d J E Brydges; iron hand boquet, W McLean, 2d E Bingham;
pbeieti, A Kirkbride; iron beans plough, 6 coxcombs, W McLean; 4 Achiminses,
Lit S Seegwiller, 2 W Levy; horse hoe, M. C. Cameron; 5 begonia rex, E Bing -
Masson Mani; Co; seed drill, Masan helm; 4 fuchsias varieties in Bower, John
Manf. Co. Stewart, 2d M C Cameron; specimen
footsies in flower, John Stewart; 8 ger-
aniums single, John Stewart, 2d E Bing-
ham, 3d A Watson; 4 geraniums single,
John Stewart, 2d E Bingham; 8 geran-
iums double,John Stewart, 2d E Bing-
ham; 4 geraniums double, John Stewart,
2d A Watson; 9 green house plants, M
C Camerron, 2d A Watson; 9 foliage
plants different varieties, A Watson, 2d
Bingham, 3d J Stewart; floral design,
E Bingham, 2d A Watson; collection
zinnia double, A Watson, 2d John
Stewart; 3 hanging flower baskets, A
Watson; 1 hangiug flower basket, A
Watson, 2d C A Humber; collection
truss geraniums single flower, J Stewart,
2d A Watson; collection truss geraniums
single flower, J Stewart; special prize of
a pair of pruning shears, valued at $4,
by John A Bruce, Hamilton, for the
best rustic basket tilled with flowers, A
Bingham.
GARDE.' VnugTABLE,L-Best collection
potatoes named, 3 varieties, one peck
each, let John Salkeld, 2d H. Palmer,
3d John Andrews; peck of seedling po-
tatoes, 1st D McBrien, 2d S. Furse, 3d
W J Hayden; peck potatoes any variety
named, 1st C Blake, 2d Ge, Greer, 3d
Wm Rum5all; 3 summer squash for
table, hit W. McLean, 2d Geo Clark;
3 winter squash for table, lat John Sal-
keld, 2d E. Bingham; 3 roots whits
celery, 1st not known, 2(1 M C Cameron;
3 roots red celety, 1st M C Cameron, 2d
E Bingham; 3 heads winter cabbage
named, Lit E Bingham, 2d M C Camer-
on; 3 heads fall cabbage named, 1st A
Bingham, 2d Geo Clark, 3 heads savoy
cabbage, fat M C Cameron, 2d W Rum -
ball; 3 citrons, lit Gen Clark, 2d WVm
Fluker; 3 heeds red cabbage, 1st Geo
Clark, 2d E Bingham; 6 long blood beets
for table, let H Curwin. 2d `V Ruitiball;
6 turnip blood beets for table, 1st Geo.
Clark, 2d A Bingham; 12 radishes, hit
Wm Rumball, 2d .1 T Carrow; 12 table
turnips, 1st V Swaflield, 2d M C Gor-
don; 9 long orange carrots, 1st John
Salkeld, 2d A Bingham; 9 intermediate
carrots, 1st John Glen, 2d Thos Hamil-
ton; 9- early horn carrots, Lt Wm.
Swaffield, 2d R Gibbons; 9 scarlet car -
rota, lit A Bingham, 2d Thos Fear; 9
row, 2d John Glen; 5 king of Tompkins parsnips for table, let Jae Coz, 2d Robt
County, Lot John Glen, 2d John Hunter; Gibbons; 12 red onions, fat Geo Clark,
5 Roxbury Russett 1st A. McD AUan 2d Robt Orr; 12 'yellow onions, 1st Jas
M C Gordon; 5 20 o z. pippin, 1st P. , Cox, 2d Wm 8waeld; 6 canes of early
Carroll, 2d Robt Orr; 5 Rjbston pe in amber orsargf8hum cane, Lit Willet Pet-
tit A. McD Allan, 2nd J T. Gamow; `ter, 2d Geo Cox, 3d John Hunter; 12
5 Hawthorndean, 1st Geo Thompson, 2d silver skinned onions, 1st Geo Clark; 2d
Jno Stewart; 5 Hubbardson's Nonsuch Ja Cox; collection corn 6 ears of each,
J T Salkeld, 2d Jno Stewart; 5 Pomme for table named, 1st E Bingham, 2d Wm
Grise, fat Jas Stewart, 28 Isaac Salkeld; Swafeld; 9 ears corn for table. any
5 American golden russet 1st Isaac Salk- ; van ty named, bit W Rumball, 2d E
eld, 2nd M C Gordon; 5 Swazie Pomme Bingham; 3 water melons, 1st J T Gar -
Grine, A nfeD Allan; 2d Jas Stewart; 5 row, 2d Geo Clark; 3 musk melons, not
Swear Jas Cox.; 5 Magner, 1st M CGor- known; 3 heads cauliflower, 1st Geo
don, 2d J R Miller; beauty of Kent, 1st Clarke, 2d Jas Stewart; 12 red tomatoes,
John Glen, 2d W. J. Hayden; 5 any A Bingham, 2d J Salkeld; 12 salsify, 1st
other kind named, fall, 1st Geo Cox, 2d J. T. Gamow, 2d M C Cameron; col-•
J Pamore; 6 any other kind named, lection of garden produce distinct from
winter, Wit Rumball, 2d M C Gordon; other entries, E Bingham, 2c1 GeopClark.
plate crab, let Jas Smaill, 2d A McD
Allain. Pears -Best 6 varieties, 4 of
each, 1st A M Roes, -2d Jno Hunter, 3d
John Stewart; 3' varieties naneed, 4 of
each, bit J S McDougall, 2d Richard
Hawley, 3d John Hunter; 5 Bartlett. 1st
J 8 McDougall, 2d John Salkeld;5 Flem-
ish beauty, 1st S. Furst, 2d Wm. Swa-
fl'reld; 6 Vicar of Winkfield, pit John
Hunter, 2(1 Geo Clark; Duchess D'An-
gouleme, Lt A M Rose, 2d John Hun-
ter; 5 Louise bonne de Jersey, 1st J.
Hunter, 2d J R Mtiie: i 5 beurre D'An-
jou, 1st A M Ross, 2d J 11 i:.11iams;
5 white doyenne, let J Hunter, 2d J Salk. E Downing, 'lei (Score Major; col-
eld; 5 beaure hardy, 1st A McD Allan• lection 0 photographs, E I. John -
5 beaure hardy, 1st W Rumball, 2nd .{I Mor' ; 2 bottles wine home made from the
H Williams, 5 besnre boss, let p)N pirepe, let John Mosely, 2d W J Hay -
Ross, 2d 8 Faroe; 5 beurre clargean' fat
A M Rona, 2d J H Williams; 5 Howell,
1st A M Ross, 2d A Dickson; 5 ()winda-
ge, John Hunter; 5 Becket, pot A. McD.
Allan 2nd, J T ()arrow; 5 Lawrence,
Lt Wm Rumball, 2d A M Ross; 5 Buff -
am, J S McDougell, 2d A Watson; 5
any other varief, Ian McD. Allan, 2d
J Hunter.
GRAIN AND SEIDH.-Best two bushels
of Treadwell Fall what, lac is Buchan-
an, 24 D Mellwain, 3d W. .1. Hayden;
twu bushels,3of Clawson Fall wheat, 1st
Thos Hamilton, 2d G. Sprung, 3d John
Porter; two bushels of Scott or Red
Fall wheat, Lt J. Venom, 2d W. Swaf-
field, 3d D'McBrien; two bushels 0 any
other variety tall wheat, P. Carroll, 2d
Thus Hamilton, 3d J. Heifer; two bush -
and foal, 1st , 3d Alex Young, els spring►heat, Fife, W J. Hayden, 2d
3rd And (!recti; spring foal, cult or filly, R Buchanan, 3d J. Hunter; two bushels
by .la Bailie, 1st Stewart McDougall,
2d And Green, 3,1 A Young; one year
aid filly, Hall Rutledge, 2d John Glen,
3rd Stewart McDougall; one year old
gelding, 1st Wynn Stewart, 2d Willett
lost nation or white Russian, (T. Ham-
ilton's, the bag was the best of spring
white, but the judges believed it was in-
correctly named,) 1st C Crabb, 2d W J
Hayden, 3d Isaac Salkeld; two bushels
utter; two year old gob 1st; James I of spring wheat of any other variety, 1st
Clark, 2d Robt Orr. 3dda Ross; two Thos Hamilton, ld W. Fluker, 3d has
year old illy, 1st John Glen, 2d Wm Blake; two bushel barley, 1st P. Carroll,
Fluker, 3d. Saud Burke; span carriage 3d 3rd Isaac Salkeld; two bush-
els small peas, R. Buchanan, 2d Willett
Potter, 3d J. Andrews; two bushels
large peas, W. J. Hayden; two bushels
white oats, J. Salkeld, 2d A. Youhg, 3d
R. Buchanan; 2 bushels black oats, 1st
John Salkeld 2d W. Swaffield, 3d C.
Crabb; bushel flax seed, 1st I Salkeld,
2d J. Salkeld, 3d Harvey Howell; bush-
el timothy seed, 1st Isaac Salkeld, 2,1 J.
Salkeld, 3d J. Cox; Mesar&Seeginiller,
Carter & Co. offer an American Chilled
Plough valued at 116, for the following
collection of grain, viz: -1 bag of fall
wheat, 1 bag of spring wheat, 1 bag of
barley, 1 bag of oats, and 1 bag of peas.
Any variety. J. Salkeld (protest put in
by W. J. Hayden, he being the only. ex-
hibitor who complied with the rules.)
Farir-Apples-Best 20 varieties
named, 4 of each, fat John Stewart, 2d
Ju Torrance, 3d Isaac Salkeld; 10
varieties named, 4 of each, Ja Stewart,
Clark; one year old steer, let Jas Clark, 2d John Hunter, 3d H Palmer; 6 varie-
3d' and 3d Robt Medd; steer calf, Jas ties named, 4 of each, winter, fat M. C.
Clark; heifer calf, 1st H. Wella, 3d Jas Gordon, 3d John Glen, 3d J. T. Salkeld;
Dickson, 3d 8 Furse; yoke two year old 5 northern spy, P. Carroll, 2d J. Porter;
steers, 1st Hugh Girvin, 21 Jas Clark, 5 snow, let V Rumball, 2d C. A. Hunt -
3d Hugh Girvin; fat ox or steer, prize ber; 5 Rhode island greening, 1st J. Pas -
by the butchers of Goderich, Hugh Gir- inure, 2d M C Gordon; 5Baldwin, let
vin 1st and 2d, 3d Robt McLean; heifer I W. Swaffield, 2d Isaac Salkeld; '5 St.
or cow, prize by the butchers of Gude- Lawrence. fat D. McBrien, 2d Jno
rich, 1st C Crabb, 2d S Andrews, 3d R Stewart; 5 Gravenstein, J., 8. McDou-
McLean; yoke, of working oxen, The- gall; S itzenburg, Esopus, let J. T. Gar-
..:ihilus Kelly, 2d Win McManus.
SHEEP -Leicester.- Aged ram, 1st
Edwin Gaunt, 2d Win. Clark; shearling
ram, H. Snell & Sons; ram lamb, Lit
Win. Grieie, 2(1 J. 0. Stewart, 3d Ed-
win Gaunt; pair aged ewes, having rais-
e -d lambs in 1881, H. Snell & Sons, 2d
Edwin Gaunt, 33 Win. Grieve; pair
shearling ewes. 1st Edwin Gauiit, 2d
W. Grieve, 3d J. O. Stewart; lair ewe
iambs, 1st ..'Stewart, 2d H. Snell &
Sons, 31 Edwin (;aunt; collection of 1
ram, pair need ewes, pair sheareingewes,
lair ewe lambs, Edwin Gaunt. Cots-
r,h1-Aged ram, J. Marquis, 2d J.
Pickson; shearling ram, J. Dickson let
ih,l 2d; ram lamb, H. Snell & Sons 1st
and 2d, 33 J. Dickson; pair aged ewes,,
haying raised lambs in 1831, 1 H. Snell
& Sons, 2d John Salkeld, 3d Jas. Dick -
Mon; pair shesrling ewes, 1st H. Snell. &
tools, 3d Jas. Dickson, 3d John Salkeld;
pair ewe lambs. II. Scull & Sons, 2d Jas.
Dickson, 3d John Salkeld; pair fat ewes
or wethert, any breed, 1st Robt. Mc-
Lean, 2d S. Andrews, 3d John Hunte
but collection of 1 ram, pair of aged
ewes. pair •shearling ewes. pair ewe
:anebl prize donated by R. B. Scott,
Lei., II. Snell & Son's. Short wool -
oxford Downs, Shropshire Downs or
`uuth Downs-lat John Glen, 2d J. 0.
Stewart, 3d Isaac Salkeld; pair shearling
.ores, H. Snell & Sons, 2d John Glen,
3d J. O. Stewart; pair ewe lambs, John
(;ten, 24 J. U. Stewart, 31 Isaac Sal-
keld: shearling lamb ram, J. 0. Stewart,
2nd Isaac Salkeld; ram lamb H. Snell
& loons, 3d Geo Greer, 3d J. 0. Stew-
art; by Mr. John 'Venom for collection
of ram, pair aged ewes, pair shearling
ewes and pair ewe lambs, John Glen.
Pros - Large Breed. - Boar, G.
Sprung; sow, having littered in 1881,
1st 8. Andrews, 2d W. Stewart; boar
pig, under one year oid,lat W Jackmanun,
J. Govier 2nd and 3d; sow pig, der
sus year old, John Govier, lat and 2nd,
3d & Andrews Suffolk --Boar, by 11.
Attrill, J. Guvier fat and 2nd, Jos.
MIurris3d; sow having littered in 1881,by
H. Y. Attrill, Ist J. Andrews; 2nd G
ei.ruttg; boar pig, under one year old,
fat Jot. Morris, J. Gooier 2d and 3d;
sow pii, under one year old. Joe. Mnr-
ria, 2nd W. Stewart, 3d G. Sprung;
oar, by H. Y. Attnll, John Hunter;
sew pig, under one year old, John An-
drews.
Pet oral.- Pair itrame white, 1st W
Greve. 2d R Price; pair Brapiona dark,
les R Piece, 2,1 R Runciman; pair black
Spanish, 4st W Grieve, 2d R Runciman;
d,.rksne, 1st Thea Trewin, 2d John An-
•Irews, pair Polands, fat R Runciman,
2 1 A & J Beck; game, Lt T Trewm, 24
W Kirkhride: pair Homburgs, 1st John
R.obertsom, 2d R ,ht Viola lair bantams,
R Rurtcirlsn 1st and 24; Plymouth rack, 4
1st W Grieve, 2d R Runciman: pair leg
horns, 1st R Runciman, 2d W Grieve; I McIntyre; Hartford, A M Rose, 2d E
air fowls any other improve.! breed, Ise I Bingham; Rogers' No 3, A M Rees;
1V (!neve, 2d F Windmill; pair turkeys, 'Iona, A M Rosa, 2d .1 R McDougall;
ohn (Meier 1st and 2d: pair geese,; Salem, J. T (farrow, 24 W Knight;
st .Remi Rorke 2d .iohn Hunter: pa" Rogers Ne lA 1 M Rom Creveling. A
horses by H. T. Attrit, Face, La
Dougherty & Gibbing', 3d D. McBriwe
3d John Stewart; buggy hone, 1st M
Mc'I ggart, 21 Win McLean, 3d J Aik-
inhead; saddle horse, 1st F. Jordan, 2d
and 3d A Young.
CArna-Thoroughbred-Milch cow,
having calf since dept. 1st, 1880, 1st,
3d and 3d H Snell oe Sons; one year old
heifer, H Snell & Sons; bull calf, bit H
Snell & Sons,.3d J Dickson; heifer calf,
1st, 2d and 3d J Dickson; herd, consist-
ing of three females and one wale, 1st
prize by WVta Young, Lt 11 Snell &
Sons, 2d J Dickson. • Native or grade
cattle --Cow, having raised coif since
Sept. 1st, 1880, by H. Y..Attrill, Esq.,
lat.,/ Dickson, 2e1 Robt Medd, 3d 11
Wells; two year old heifer, by R Gib-
bons, Esq., ;1st Robt Medd, 2d Isaac
Salkeld, 3rd Hugh Girvin; one year old
heifer, lat John Marquis, 2d and 3d Jas
Home MANcreercees. - Ten yards
flannel, Mrs Stokes; pair blankets let W
Young, 24 Gordon Young, 3d Isaac Sal-
keld; pound of yarn home made, 1st 8
Bissett, 2,1 Gordon Young, 3d S Stokes;
counterpane wove, 1st Gordon Young;
2d S Adams, 3d Geo Greer; double sett
farin harness, 1st Wm Acheson, 2d C F
Straubel, 3d Acheson; sett single buggy
harness, Wm Acheson, C F Stneubel 2d
and 3d; pair gent's sewed, boot•, 1st E
Downing, 2d George Major ; pair
gent's "pegged brats, 1st E Downing,
2d Geo Major; collection of boots, let
PLUM&.- Victoria, A Dickson; Lom-
bard, J McIntyre; Keine Claude de
}dewy, E Bing! am; Imperial Gage, J
Mefntyre; Coes Golden Drop, E Bing -
halm.
Pasewaa.-4 varieties named, 6 nt ,
rash, lit Rowley, 2d F 8 ggttller; Late 2d Cha Stewart.
(', fovd, Gee Cox, 2d J Salkeld: Demo Pnonccs -Ten pounds table
M,onMain Rao., F Saeyrylillsr; env other better salted for use, in rolls ..r pnnts,
kind named, F Seegmilier, fat sod 2d, lot John Shipley, 2.1 R Buchaase, 3d
Seedlings, Wm' McLean 13
Robertsen: tub or crock of salt better
GRAPttit-.4 varieties rtgme& one et es. I not less than 25 Ihs, let P Carroll. 9d
ter of each ,¢own dnden sloes, IN C Wb Swaffield, 3d W Dougherty, cheese
Cameron, 24 oak N Ross, 3d J T Gerrow.' not less than 50 the, factory made, no
2 clusters white eviller g4 W C Cam. first, 24 W .1 Young, 3d Gordnn Young;
eron, 24 J 8 McDriegell; 2 clusters black cheese not less than 12 1M, home made.
under glass, M C Cameros, 2d J 8 Me. 8 Bsesett: Ten the maple sugar, no first;
Dougall; 12 varieties grown in open sir, .2d R 1 rune: quart maple syrup, 1st H
2 clusters 4 each named, A• *Rees, 91j1 H well, 2d Thos Snwt•rbv; Fifteen les
E Bingham; 8 varieties "mood 2 cloud -Ste honey is Bomb, 1st C A Humber, 2d J
of each, J R Miller; 4 varieties named R Miller; jar of honey, fat .1 R Miller,
2 clusters of each, F Seegmifler; 3 2d J Roberta.." loaf home made bread,
hunches Delaware, E Bingham, 2d (Jen lid M (' Gnrinn: 2d A Dural. 34 C A
Thomsen; Cewtonrd, A M Rena, 24 J>< Bumper; loaf baler's bread, I X Knight.
Loans,' %Wets. -(lents shirt, linen
front head mode, 1st Mn J Varroe, 24
Mie R W MI•Koneie. 34 Mrs 8 Stokes;
gent's shirt. linen front machine made,
Lt Mias Hamilton 2.1 Mn (' A Ham• fed eshiittt"ns were t)e following (1,..ber
rr; 2 betties wine home made from any
other font or berry, 1st Thos Sowerby,
2d lknr Reeder, suit of made clothes, no
first, 24 F Kwdefie.
FIELD VErttTAtr1.r.M Ann ROOT-.. -Nine
mattgold wurtzele, 1st Theo Fear, 2d 8
Bissett; nine Swede turnip" let Chas
Blake, 3d W F1uk-er; nine field eark►ta
long red, let W Maker, 2d !W'WAr Pot-
ter; nine white Belgian carrots, 1st Lew
Salkeld, 2d Goan Greer; peck onions, Jas
Cux lat and 2d; twelve ears corn, fief*.
let Wm ('button, 2d H Curwin; largest
pum ,kat, 1st John Salkeld, 24 T Hand-
tna; largest sash, 1st Wm Swa$dd
boar, 3d Mrs 8 Stokes; gent's fancy flan•
nel shirt machine made, Lt Mrs C A
Humber, 2d Miss Lizzie Buchausu, 3d
Miss Hamilton; gent's fancy Haenel
ich men, Mr. 8. Seeginiller, with his
popular plow, R. Thompsen, the well-
known horse 'hoer and harn,w maker,
and our enterprising young carriage
shirt haute made, 1st Lizzie Buelu- I makers T. & J. story, whose work at-
oatt, 24 Miss Hamilton, 3d Mrs A Nat- tracted much attentioxt. The display of
.on; 1 en or cotton chemise hand made, dairy pr,Kiuoe was large, tub butter Ie-
lstus Lizzie Buchanan, 2d Mrs A ►ug Largely shuwu. The grain exhibited
Ws , 3d Mrs Geo Evans; night dress, was of en exosllait quality, Mesar&
1st Miss Lizzie Buchanan, Miss Burgess Isaac and John Salkeld and W. Swaf-
2d and 3rd; tatting, 1st Mrs udo ,h, 2d tleld,of Goderich Township being among
Miss Burgess; crochet work, 1st Mn .J the sucessful ones. The display of fruit
Varcoe, 2d Mrs Rudolph, 3d Mrs Sueyd; wa most creditable, and it would be
embroidery in cotton or muslin, Lt Meo difficult to beat the apples anywhere. A
Rudolph, 24 and 3d Mrs Thompson; em- co tion of peaches shown by John
bruidery in worsteds, Lt Miss Burgess, Sal eld beat anything we have seen this
2d Mrs R Thompson, 3d Mrs Fletcher; Mr. John Bunter led in pears
embroidery in linen, 1st Mn J Varoue, The competition in roots was keen, and
3d Miss Payne, 3d Mrs Rudolph; eon- the judges had s difficult tune in mak-
broidery in silk, 1st Mrs Rudolph, 2,1 nig their decision& Thsrouts were very
Mrs Graham, 3d Mn jos&ovart, point large, and spoke well for the treatment
lace, 1st Mrs Rudolph, 2d Mrs TB `'an- of laud parched by the dr:night. The
)every; Honiton lace, 1st Mrs Rudolph, ladies' department was very attractive,
3d Mrs T B VanEvery, 3rd net known; and among the articles shown were some
fancy leather work, lat Mn Sneyd, 2d very pretty things worked by stirs. M.E.
Miss A Nairn, 3d Mrs Rudolph; bead I Johnston, of Goderich.
work, 1st Miss Pollock, 2d Mrs .1 Var. Some tine ssntphee of tobacco, raised in
roe, 3d Mn T 11 VanEvery. fancy brad- the township, were on exhibition, and
ing, 1st Mn J Varcoe, 2d Miss Payne, drew many favorable comments from
3d Miss Sneyd; fancy braiding on silk, lovers of "the weed." The officers of the
1st Miss Sneyd, 2d Mrs Graham, 3d society had everything in good running
Mina Burgess; fancy knitting by hand, order, and gave good assistance to mein-
lat Mrs G Sprung, 3d Miss Hamilton, ben of the press in the copying of thetins,
3d Mrs Rudolph; fancy knitting by nta- etc. We append the
chine, 1st Mies Potter, 2d Mn Rudolph; FUZZ LIST.
plain knitting by machine, 1st Miss Pot-
ter, 2d Mrs Rudolph; fancy patched
work, 1st Mn W Swaffield, 2d Mia
Payne; patched quilt in cotton, Lt Mrs
J `'arae, Miss Burgess 2d and 3d;
patched quilt in wool, 1st Mn Win
Swaffield, 2d Miss Payne, 3d Miss
Burgess; feather flowers, Miss Payne;
ladies' devotional chair, Mrs A Watson;
wax flowers, Miss Aikenhead, 2d Mrs T
B VanEvery, 3d Mrs 8 Malcomson;
paper flowers, 1st Miss Hamilton, 2nd
Mrs J McIntyre; Berlin wool work fiat,
lat Miss Pollock, 2d Mn J R Miller, 3d
Mrs Straubel; Berlin wool work raised,
lat Mn Geo Evans, 2d Mire Isaac Salk-
eld, 3d Miss M Reid; rag mat, 1st Miss
Lizzie Buchanan, 2d Mrs A Watson, 3d
Mrs T B VanEvery; oil painting, Mrs.
Fletcher lat and 2d, 3d G Stewart;
water colon, lat Miss Parsons, 2nd Mia
Mcmicking, 3d Mn Fletcher; pencil
drawing, lat Miss Seegmiller, George
Stewart 2d and 3d; pencil drawing by
child under 16 years, a pupil of Mn
Fletcher, 2nd Miss Seegmiiler, 3d Miss
Miller; crayons, 1st Miss ��"tiller, 2d
Geo Stewart, 3d Miss McMicking; cray-
ons by child under 16 years, a pupil of
Miss Parsons, let, 2d and 3d; pair woolen
stockings, Mn S Stokes, 2d Miss Ham-
ilton, 3d Mrs G Sprang, pair woolen
socks, Mas S Stokes, 3d Mn Gordon
Young, 3d Mn C A Humber; pair wool-
en gloves, Mn Graham, 2d Mrs Stokes;
pair woolen mita, Mrs Graham, 2d Mn
Stokes, 3d Miss Payne; patch on an old
garment, Miss Burgess 1st and 2d, 3d
Miss Lizzie Buchanan; darn on a sock or
stocking, Mn MC Gordon,2d Miss Lizzie
Buchanan, 3d Mrs Evans; farmed
wreath 0 seeds, Mrs R Price; flower
wreath, Mrs T B VanEvery, 2d Miss
Payne, 3d Mn A Watson; fancy netting,
Miss Burgess, 2d Mn Rudolph, 3d Mrs
Capt Gibson; motto on card board, Miss ,1 Arncntrong; rata lamb, Jus Foster, 2d
Burgess, 2d Mn Geo Greer, 3d Miss John Salkeld; pair of ewes, "having
Payne; sampler work, Mrs Rudolph, 2d raised lambs in 1881, .two shears and
Mn J. R. Miller, cloth niat, Mrs. Gra- over, John Armstrong, 2d John Salkeld;
ham, 2d Miss Payne, 3d Mn Swaffield; pair shearling ewes, John Armstrong, 2d
counterpane knitted, Miss Sneyd, 2d John Salkeld; pair ewe lambs, Joseph
Mrs 8 Adams, 3d Mn Rudolph; con In Foster, 2d John Salkeld.
tidy, Miss Hamilton, 2d Miss Payne, 3.1 LErcayrsa Sea'e.-Aged ram, two
Mrs Rudolph; soot tidy, Mrs J Varcoe,
2d Mrs Graham, 3d Mrs Shipley. ram Iamb, Geo Green, 21 Wm Clarke;
RECOMMENDED. -Saddle horse, W. G. pair of ewes, having raised lambs 1881,
Hayden : cutter or improved t sleigh, two shears and over, John Salkeld; pair
Morton & Creasman ; garden hoe, Mas- shearling ewes, John Salkeld, 2d J FOS -
son manufacturing Company ; self-bind-
mr,. John Watson ; screw -steamer, Dr.
McMicking ; 2 -rowed barley, A. Young ;
seedling grapes, J. H. Williams ; design
wild flowors, 11. Palmer; cameo -photo,
R. Sallow§ ; spatterwork, Mrs. S. Stoke'
waxwork, visa Hodge bracket, Miss
Hodge ; applique bracket, Mrs. Sneyd ;
net bracket, Miss Sneyd ; scroll work, J.
Reeves.
JIIDOriw.
Horses - Win. Granger, Londes-
borough; Geo. Walker, , Tuckersmith;
C. Mason. Brucefield.
Cattle -Geo. Hyde, Shakespeare; Jas.
Duncan, Goderich township; Thos.
Dark, G oderich,
Sheep and pits -Jamas Potter, Wa-
w•anosh; Wan. Anderson, Lucknow;
John McLean Dungannon.
Poultry -C. A. Castes, Clinton; A.
Kirkbride, Glvderich: Cha: H. gain,
Clinton.
Grain -x. Yutebisoft, Jas. McNair,
Gudench; Geo. Harris, Cranford.
Implements —Wm. Downs, Carlow;
John Leslie, Clinton; John Runciman,
Dungannon.
Dairy Produce- W. R. Robertson,
Corioriob; John Acheson, Goderich; D.
C. Strachan, (..derich. - -
Vegetables -R Bonamy, Goderich: J.
R. Goodall, Goderich; R. L Haggard,
Whitby.
Flowers -W. H. Burnham, Stratford;
Robt. Imrie, Colborne; Geo. Watt,
Goderich township.
Fruit- A. Sands, Colborne; John
Buchanan, Stratford; W. seurray, Strat-
ford.
Ldies' work -pias Stewart, Mrs.
Mellish.
Paints and Drawings -H. Clues.
H Ritchie; collection of fears, 5 of each
variety, John Hunter, 3d Joseph t% ild;
twelve peaches, Jno Salkeld, 2d E +►'eat•
lake; six hunches of grapes, V Booth, 24
E tt eadake.
W' a urrestas.-IMag rally petat.ee, J
wild. 2.1 dos Wild; bag late p,..tat
Jus gild, 2d .1 'peadbury; twelve field
eangulds, long awl, E Robturia, 2 J
Campbell; twelve field waugvlds, yellow
globe, W H tW used, 2 Ja Wella; six beets
for table use, Dr a uods, 3d J Huge;
six beads of cabbages, R Bliley, 2d Dr.
Wpuds; twelve carrots for table use, .1
Lindsay, 2d J Gcanger; twelve parsnips,
Dr Woods, 2.1 .1 Speakbury; two pp,ucuD-
kits, J Salkeld, 2 W Townsend; two
',peahen, Wt Swsttield; peck potato
unions, latae English, E Westlake, 24 0
Me. ;roger; pee,: ;.,tato unions, Canadian,
I)r Woods, 2d .tots Masson; peck other
unions, t Swatlield, 24 Dr ,Woods;
twelve field turnips, Dr Woods, 2d J
Parke; twelve fields carrots, W H Woods,
2,1 Iritic `alk,•bl; sli heads white celery,
.W 11 liroweson, 2 1 Dr +t oods; six heads
red celery, A B lirowusen; two citrons,
C Mctireeor, 2,1 .1 Tough; two musk
melons, Dr %%limn.; two watermelons, A
B Bruwuson, 2d tt Townsend; peck of
beans, A N album, 2d W Townsend;
peck tomiate.es, large, .W Swaflteld, 3d A
13 Brew neon ; }mol t„mat:.es, small, %%'m
Swatfield, 2d Ja 11'ella
MiNerAcrrtaati - Ten yards &.lured
AORICOLTLRAL Hooses, -Brood mare flannel, Mrs Brownell; ten yards full
and foal, Jan Campbell, 2d Jag Ann- cloth, John Salkeld; pair woolen blankets
strong: three yearold geldin , A Sparks Isaac Salkeld, Mrs. Browuett; ten yards
home made carpet, Jas Bremer; skein of
woollen yarn, ten knots or over, Mrs A
Granger, 2d JLs. R Turner; skein of
stocking yon,, Mrs R Turner, 2d Mrs A
Granger; p.ur w.olleu st.orkiugs, Mrs
W K Sutith, 2d Mrs T Cameron; pair
cott.•n stockings, Miss Ellen Sparks;
pair woollen mitts, Mrs 0. WVeseon, 2
Miss R Wild; it of tine Mom, Justus
2,1 + Sparks; three year old filly, WV
Stewart, 2 A Sparks; two year old geld-
ing, Jos .-+rmstrong; two Jear old filly,
R Turner, 2d J rmstroug; une year
old gelding, A Sparks; span of wurking
horses, E Butt, J Wild.
GKNKKAL Pliant(' Hoaaa&-Brood
mare and foal, lat by M C Cameron,
Esq., M P, C Tippet, 2 R Snowden;
three year old gelding, J Campbell; Reeding, 2 Justus Roeuing; pair of
three year (11 Lily, Jos Wild, 2d J coarse besets, Justus Roectiug, 3d W
Parke; two year old gelding, John Fowler; specimen of cooper's work, 1st
and 2d J Armstrong.
LADIcs' Woke. -Tatting. Mrs J
Woods; crochet w••rk, Miss E Moyle:1d
Mrs M E Johnsen'; Embroidery in mus-
lin, Mrs A Fraser, 2d Miss 8 Church;
embroidery in worsted Miss King, 24
• Swaffield; Swaeld; embroideryin silk, Mrs
A Fraser, Mrs 51 E Johnston; fancy
braiding, Yrs M E Johnston, 2d Mn W
Campbell, 3d Samuel Montgomery; two
year old filly, It Turner, 2 Sohn Salkeld;
one year old gelding John Wallace; one
year old filly, R E Snowden, 2 Geo
Greer; span of working horses, T Welsh,
2d John Young.
Csastsos Hose's, -Span carriage
horses, J Dunn, 2d T Naftel; buggy
horse, 1st by M C Cameron, Esq , 51 P
Justus Rooting, 2d T Berry, :3d R .1 K Smith; bead work, ynM E Johnston,
Turner; saddle horse, 1st by Dr. Stan-; 2,d Muss Howman; quilt in patchwork,
bury, R Irwin, 2 G Sparks. 3d Geo I Mrs M E Johnston, 2d Mrs Brownett;
Spark& fancyquilt, Miss Montgomery; log cabin
..
Gasps Corm. —Milch cow, having qui'Mrs quilt, X24 Mn Tough;
raised calf in 1881, 1st by A Kidd, Esq I gents' linen shirtMrs H Dawson; gents'
Jas Cowrie, 2 Jam Wens; two year old fancy flannel shirt, Mrs A Grainger;
beifer, .la Wells, 2 J Armstrong; one plain hand "owing, 1st and 2d Mrs A
year old heifer, Jas Wells, 2d V Roth; Grainger; feather flowers, Mrs A Arm -
yoke three year old steers, E Westlake, • strong, 2 Miss L Church, wax fruit, Id
2d R Snowden; yoke two year old steers, land 2d Miss Simpson; Merlin wool work
Jas Cowrie, 2d J Wood; yoke one year fiat, Mrs W K Smith; berlin wool work,
old'steers, D Wilson, 21 E Westlake; I raised, Misa,L Church, 2d Miss Annie
fatted ox or steer, C Tough, 24 E West- I Salkeld; pencil drawing, 1st and 2d Miss
lake; fatted cow or heifer, E Westlake, Eason; boquet of flowers, large, Mrs J
2d C Tough; bull calf, Geo Green, 2 Jas Woods, '_d Mn W H Woods; boquet of
Wells; heifer calf, A Granger, 2 R Snow- flowers, small, Mn W H Woods, 241 Mies
don; yoke of working oxen, E West- Ritchie,
lake. - ascome .YD'D.
CorrawoLD Sneer. -Ram, two shears Knitted window curtain -Miss M.
and over, E Westlake; shearling ram, Elliott. Specimen darning -Miss 11
Elliott, Bracket ip wool-JIrs WV K
Smith. Pillow abaw-Mrs W K Smith.
Work basket -Mea W K Smith. Knit-
ting in cotton -Mrs E Johnston. Slip-
per holder -Mrs Dr Reeve. Sawed box
Dr. Reeve. Sawed easel -Dr Reeve.
Motto -Miss Montgomery. Applique
workoeMrs. E Johnston. Silosiiui sugar
shears and over, W Clark, 2d J Foster; hut-- Grailr. Stones -A Kidd.
Lace work -Mn E Johnston. Churn
dasher -B Homan. Tobacco - A B
Brownson. Cern Seller -Geo Parkes
Market wagon -T & J Story, Goderich
ter, pair ewe lambs, Geo Green, 2d Iaag But horse shoes -R Thompson. Bag
Salkeld pair fat sheep, any breed, George track -Gen Parke. Neckyukes -- Jas
Green. Armstrong.
Plus -Berkshire. -Aged boar, R J :ewes.
Turner; 2d Jas Steep; sew, having raised Horses: ,A Innis, Jail Forest, P Mc -
pigs in ,1880, A Gainer; boar, six Gregor. Grade Cattle ---Cleo Walker, 31
months or under, J. Rothwell, 2d R J Matheson. Implements -D Cullen, Jas
Turner; sow, six months or under, R J. Caldwell, C Shaw. Sheep -Geo Ander-
Turner, 24 A Grainger. Suffolks, sow, son, P McTavish, C Mason. Ladies
having raised pigs in 1831, Wm ftewart; work -Miss Belle Woods, Nies N J
boar, six months or under, C Troyer, Frazer, Mn W K Smith. Fruit -T
sow, six months oar under, W. Stewart, Woods, T Jlarks, F Wood. 'Dairy pro -
2 G A Cooper. ' duce -J A Stewart, J Thompson, B
DAIRY PRoperE.-Tipnet salt butter, Inlet—ker. Vegetables -A , Grainger, J
50 lbs. or over, special prize by R. Bar- 1 Hastings, J Jackson. Manufactures -T
ker, the Society to have the privilege of ' Johii'on, W Logan. -
buying the butter at Bayfield market
price, Mrs Geo Weston, 24 Mrs A
Sparks; twenty fire pounds salt butter,
special prize by James Thompson, donor
to have the pnvilege of buying the buy-
ing the butter at Bayfield market price;
five pounds butter sufficiently salted fur
table use, Mrs Swaftield, 21 Mrs G A
Cooper; cheese20 lbs. oar over, made on
factory prinolpfe, special by John Essow,
the donor to have the prhilefde of buy-
ing the cheese at Bayfield market price,
tMawleg beck aiw.
The tall exhibition of the Stanley
Brent'h Aericultwral Araiety was
Mild at Rayfield on Tweeday last.
'flits day wit' a most favontMe tme, and
the .w Itdance of spectators *ere large.
The epee erounfls gave everyone an
opportunNV Mseefhg the cattle, eve. for
nothing, rhaleprse nng was large UM
well patromasfifiq btitb paying and non-
paying public.
There were sot1W .rid' heavy horses
shown and in fact attnnie hones were up
bo the mark. Messrs. A. Sparks and
Janice Arn igtron l were' ehe heaviest
prise winners in this depaf'tment. All
the cattle shown were graemo and al-
though Messrs E. Westlake. J Wells
and others showed some fine etwmsla,
yet we would like to have seen a few
thoroughbreds at s good an exhibition
Mr John Salkeld wee* heaty- exhibitor
in sheep, and en was Mr .7 Armstrong,
who has a H,e.al reputation for stock ,wis-
ing. There were sem, fine Berkshire
pies in the pens, and the Satf elks though
entree, were prime The implementa
were nett in (errand among the success -
Manse news.
ARRIVAL.
:Saturday --Prop. Quebec, Aarnra, pas-
sengers and freight; schr. Jenny Rum -
ball, Providence Bay, lumber for S. & C.
Tuesday -Prop. Josephine Kidd, Wal
laceburg, hoops. t
Thursday -Prop. Sovereign, Sarnia,
passengers and freight; str. Manitoba,
Duluth, passengers and fie' ht; steam
John lough, 2d John Tough; two betties barge Aandzrbilt, Chatham, light, schr.
of home-made wine, Jas Wild, 2d Paul Tecumseth, 51ildland, lumber.
Cleave; honey in jar. 11 Dowton, Jas. DEPARTI•RFSI.
Wells; honey in comb, H Dowsun, home Friday-Prvp. Josephine Kidd, Wal -
made bread, Mrs W L Keyes, 2d Mrs C lacehurg, salt; schr. E. W. Rathburn,
Shaw. Georgian Bay, light.
GR4IN AND Seam. -Two bushels Saturday - Prop. Quebec, Duluth,
white winter wheat, special by John paaseugers and freight; schr Ontario,
Morgan Esq., Isaac Salkeld, 2d Wm. !Blind River, light.
Swaffield; two bushels red winter wheat, Thursday - Prop Sovereign, Duluth,
special by John Norden, Ewp., E ' passengers and height; ata. Manitoba,
Westlake, 2d W Swattield; Two bushels i Sania, passengers seed freight.
lost nation wheat, Isaac Salkeld, 2d
Peter Douglas; two bushels fife wheat,
John Salkeld, 2d H Dowson; two bushels
any other kind spring wheat, H D. wson;
two bushels small pea 8 Montgomery,
2d A Welsh; two bushels two rowed
barley, A Sparks, 2d J Manson: two
bushels four -rowed barley, A Sparks, 2d
Geo Green; two bushels of white oats, J
Salkeld Sd A Sparks; two bushels of
black rats, J Salkeld, 3d H Dowses;
bushel timothy seed, J. Salkeld, 3d I
Salireh3; bushel flax seed, C McGregor
Ott ,f 8tlkeld; twelve ears of corn, )S
ftellrekl, 90! G A Cooper.
fame soere- Lumber wagon. patent,
II Glidden, double buggy, T & T Story,
Goderich; single buggy, T h J Story;
covered buggy, H Cantelon, 2d Hos &
Havener; iron plow, R Resentillgr, 0,.dr
rich; wooden plow, Gen Parkes; pair
iron harrows, R T'lusmpion, G,dKn;
one home drill, cnitiyator M acu8ler, 0
A Masson; one horse by rate, George
Parties; bread est sower, 0 A Masson;
set horse shoes hammered, net p et1Ace,l,
R Thompson, Goderich; pump, J Rose
Farr,. - Apple., four vante
ets, ire 4
each, fall, P H Ritchie. 24 Law Ran
keti; apple& four varieties, fire 4 each,
winter, Mrs Watson, 24 9 Mnntpnmere. •••»' w.. s 11 0 pint
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lieeeien of apples, five et each ninety, I �Orae, • set Nei. « Oa e M
Jas Wells, 2.1 Sohn Manson pears, four J 1Moo1 • ewt •• • - .. t ant 1 w
vareores. R '1 catch John Hunter 2.1 D 1 mow, o on n p
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