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m HUROI **UAL: FRIDAY, SEPT. 26, 1884.
THE FALL SHOW.
The West Riding of Huron Agri-
oulttzral Boalety'e Exhibition.
pa*M► nap es Wormier lean t api,adld
Whew of .rata - row mar List.
Yoke two year old stems, 0 Yoaar 1
and 2, 3 Wm Chitties.
Fat us or steer -tut prise by the drov-
ers and butchers of Gtderiea, 11 at Hc -
Lean 1 and 2, 3 K humilities.
Fat heifer or cow 1st pose by the
drovers and butchers of Gudench, Itobt
McLean, 2 A Young, 3d S Andrews.
Yoke of workimt oxen, J O Stewart, 2
D McNee, 3 8 Bissett.
A number of causes combined t.. lake
the fell i o.w held on Tuesday and Wed.
sle bey uo uoos.sMCl The weather was
wet on the Ors day, and threat° gun
the woad ; the sesame had been a hard
owe on many liner of agricultural pro-
digals, and the popular Western Fair
was at its height in the hospitable city of
London. The competilion with London
was most uufurtunate, but there were
some departments which were well up to
the mark, and saved the exhibition (rem
being a dead failunt
The disp!ay od grain was oho of these,
John Vaceue and Thor. Hawiltou being
the must •uoceasful exhibitors. Our
townainan C. Crabb cute out ahead ID
large pea and black oats. John Varout
won ttesttstrar Dickson s prise. for the
best collection of grain. Nhentf Gibbons
carried oft the red ticket for rye.
The competition in flowers. as will he
.ass by the prize. list, was cmtint'd ehiedy
to profemar.ials, wit.. it Bunamy a
successful disputant fur (ha auteteor&
The great drought of the aids mer
mouths killed the doyley of garden
dowers.
Cutuiderit►g the *ea*..ti the vegetables
shown were good. The 'e.t.a.*, were of
an tacullent quality, while the .olid
cabbage, the tearful melon and the point-
ed caput claimed admiration. Field
roots were of cou.ie .1.1.111 ie. s ,e and in
number.
The redeeming feat ire ••1 the .how
was the display of fruit. The apples and
pears were well worth eceiuq. .Vv don't
remember seeing better specimens here.
Crapes wore also well represented, and
were rather a1i.•td .f termer years for
size of bunch and antral app. .ranee.
The peaches were, of course, small, but
some fine plums were tr. he seen. The
line .how of fruit was a p'o.uaut surprise
to visitors.
The chorale shown WAS :.f excellent
sial;ty, and.s.nrte of the butter was very
geed. As a whole tlii4 departuteht was
not up to former yearn. Mrs. W. Swat -
field took the first pria••s for both
bread and butter. The lathes' depart-
ment contained some good .vork, but the
arrangement was poor. \\'e never at-
tempt to particodanze in this interesting
department. \1'e always direct our lady
readers to the prtze list. to prevent prem-
ature baldness on our ,,art.
THE. (1 T1.03R -HOW
was a good average eihibit throughout,
but unfortunately about 3 p.m. while
the jteLii.e was in pr':grosa a heavy ram
set in, which wilitated against the suc-
cess of the show. There was a good re-
presentation of hors.•' and nettle. Sheep
were also fair in number. The chief ex-
hibitor Lein', Sued a Sons, of Hallett,
John Iiannah, of Tuckersmith, J. O.
Stewart and John Glen, of Colborne,
J. W. Salkeld, of Gederich township,
and others. Swine were not numerous.
Poultry was a good ahow. 0. C. Wilson,
of Seaforth, makins; a remarkably fine
display, and R. C. Walton. of Goderich,
and others showing ` some fine birds.
Alex. Merton exhibited some handsome
buggies and a very tine phieton, which
were much admired. Notwithstanding
the fact that the ram p erred down from
three o clock until nightfall, the judges
in the outside departuo.utsstuck to their
work, and succeeded in carrying •out
their duties to the rebut extent. The
fullowiug is
>rs. rrtae 1,4a1.
Hearin-HRACY Ulf11'e.11T.
Brood mare, must have feel by her O C Wilson er, 2 A Dickson.side, J J Fisher, 2 E 11 Wise, :t Thus Mc- Pair turkeys,
llichaeL
Foal, E 11 Wise, 2 J .1 Fisher, 3 Thos
Mal ichaei.
Two old fill J J Fisher 2 J 0
Stewart, 3J W Hunter. Iilalkeld. Furse.
all ter-IJtfCartu. •
Aged ram, J 0 Stewart, A Young, 3
Wui Clark.
Shearling ram, J 0 Stewart 1 and 2, 3
Snell & Suva
Ram lamb. J 0 Stewart, 2 Snell &
sons, 3 J 1) Stewart.
Pair aged ewes. having raised Iambs in
1884, Spell A Sons, '2 J 0 Stewart.
Pair shearline ewes, J 0 Stewart.
Pair ewe lawbe, J 0 Stewart, Wm
Clark 2 and 3.
e•onswoLu.
.Aged ram, John fuming
Sbearling ram, J..hn Cuwinq`
Rant lamb, John t'uwing, S
Sons, 3 J Curring.
Pair aged ewes, having railed
1884, John Cimino
Pair.heetling ewes, John Curring.
Pair ewe lambs, Snell & Sous, 2 J
Coming.
Pair fat ewes or wethers, any breed,
\Vnt. McLean, 2 J t 1 Stewart, 3 S
.A udrewe
a0LTWIML -OXFORD DOWNS OR ,HRur-
KHIRE 1'..wNK.
USAIR ARD .IMLs,.
Ty* bushel. of Clawson fall wisest,
The ]jaarilton, 2 Thus Carroll, 3 IS
Funs.
Two, huahels of Scott u red tall wheat,
H Curwen, 2 N dlett Putter, 3 W Boo -
ors.
Two bushels .of any other variety fall
wheat, John Porter , 2 Thus Canon, 3
J Hunter.
Two bushels spring wheat. Ede, J
Vanes, 2 Willett Potter, 3 W Swat -
field.
Two bushels List Notion or white Rus-
sian, T Hamiltva, :' H Curwen, 3 Thus
Carroll.
Two hubris .1 Gold Drop, J Varcoe.
Twu bushels of spring wheat, sty oth-
er variety, T Hamilton, 2 J 0 molte .
3 T Carroll.
Two bushels rye, Role Gibbon&
Two bushels barley, T Hamilton, 2J
Vane*, 3 11 Curwen.
Tao bushels , m ell peas, S Furse, 2 J
Varcoe.
Two bushels lame peas, C Crabb.
Two bushels white oats, W Swatfield,
2 H Curwen, 3 T Hamilton.
'1'w.. bushels black o.its, C Crabb, L' J
Vara.*, 3 J Dicllardy.
Ons bushel Ilex seed, J T Salkeld, 2
Isaac Salkeld, 3 J Andrews.
(Inc bushel timothy seed, 5 Fume.
For the best collection of grain -1
bushel of each variety -by Jas Dickson,
Esq. ,-J Venue.
Shearling ram, Snell & Sons. 2
Pair "heading ewes, Jot n Hanish, 2
John Glen, 3 J W Salkeld.
Pair ewe lambs, John Hannah, '2 J
Olen, 3 .1 1 ) Stewart.
Pair aged Ewes, Snell & So is.
Ram lamb, Snell & Sous.
sHORTW-J(L-sOCTH DOWN .
Aged ram, John Hannah, 2 W Clut-
ton, 3 J l► Stewart.
Sh.srling ram, Jno Glen, 2J Hannah,
3 J (► Stewart.
Pair owes, John Hannah, 2 John
(:len, 3 J (1 Stewart.
Raw Iamb, J W Salkeld, 2 J 0 Stew-
art, 3J Hannah.
Plot . LA E i(KEED AND POLAND Cat.NA.
itavin: littered in 1884, S An-
drews, 2 A Young.
S .cr pig, under ane year old, $ An-
drews, 1st. 2.1 and 3d.
se. FrOLK.
Boar, .zed, \V Jackman.
.w, having littered in 1131. H Mer -
ria. 2 S Andrews.
B..ar pig. under one year old, 11 M..r-
ris.
S .w pig, under one year old, 11 Mor-
ns.
BRRIUHIRU.
Boar, aced. S Andrews, 5 Grey.
Stow pig, having littered in 1591, S
Grey,'2 S Andrews.
Bou pig, under one year old, S Grey,
1.and 2;35Andrews.
Sew pie, under one year old, 5 Grey,
2 itjSSallowa, :l S Grey.
r•11 LTKY.
ER1 IT - .ePPLEA.
20 varieties named, 4 of each, John
Stewart, 2 J LeTuuzel, 3 Isaac Salkeld
10 rimier*. named, 4 .1 each, Win
"u:nball; _ J W Salkcll, 3 J Hunter.
t: varlet naase4, 4 of each, winter,
1) Mckrin*. 2 J T Salkeld, 3J Andrews.
5 Non Spy, least Silkeld, 2 J
(.len.
5 Snow, Wm umbel', 2 R Gibbons.
5 Itho,le Islan Greening, Wiu Rum -
ball.: J•.hn 1'orteg.
5 Italdain, Wm Rumball, 2 Robt Orr.
5 St. Lawrence, D'sbfcBrtne, 2 E Bing-
ham.
5 Gravenstein, John Sjtewart, lust
Salkeld,
5 Spitzenburg, Ese•pus, John Hunter,
2 A Gerrard.
3 Kine of Tompkins Ci1!unty, Wm
Reimers. 2 John l:len.
5 Roxbury Rnuett, Win R.lmball, 2
John Hunter.
5 20 ..7.. rip n, W Swattield, 2'.. Rnbt.
Orr. ►Lownie..
Special Irian, best eullsstwo out low•
A Wats,a.
4 tarertiss dahlias, 1 bloom of seek, C
A Humber, 2 A Wawa.
12 varieties %erbone.. 1 blwau of each,
Joh(' Stewart, 2 J !Ackw, 3 R Bing-
ham
8 varieties verbenas, 1 bloom .f each,
J Dickson, 2 John Otewert, 3 K Bing-
ham.
4 varieties verbenas, 1 bloom of sans
A Binglasu, '2 Jas Dickson. 3 E Biag-
ham.
S dttferent roses. 1 bloom at each, E
Bingham, 2 John Stewart.
Hand buquet, A %Vetoes, 2 E Bing -
barn.
Table bo.luet, E Bingham.
Collection dianthus, double, A Wat-
son.
Collection dianthus. single, A Watson.
Plural design, K Binghau, 2 A Wat-
son.
Collection zinnias, double, A Watson,
2 E Binghaw.
Collection trues geraniums, single flow-
er, A Watteau, '2 John Stewart.
Collection truss gerautunu, double
flower, A 1\ atsun, 2 John Stewart.
Collection perennial phloxes, not lees
than 4 varieties, 1 spike of each, E Bing-
ham, 2 A Watson.
Collection .f phloxes, annual, Richard
Bonauty, 2 E Bingham.
8 tariettes gladiolus, nand. A Wet.
son.
4 varieties gladiolus, named, R Ben-
anty, 2 E Btn,thaiu.
C.Ilectien stocks spikes, A Watson, 2
E,, Bingham.
Collection petunias, single, J. Stewart,
2 A %Verson.
Collection petunias, double, Jobs
Stewart. 2 A Watson.
12Coleus, A \\'also ; y2 Jno Stewart.
G Cuxrutuhs, R B.,aamy.
4 Achimenes, A Watson.
4 Begonias Rex, A Watson.
4 Fucheros, varieties ul flower, J.ihn
Stewart.
Specimen F.Ichsias, John Stewart.
K Ger-emotes, single, John Stewart. 2
E Bti,:hani. 3 A Watson.
4 Geraniums. single, A Watson. Jno
Stewart.
S Geraniums, double, A Watson, 2
Jive Stewart.
4 l:arapiuma, double, A Watson, 2 E
Bingham.
P Greenhouse. plants, M C. Cameron,
= A Watson
Ribsten ' Pippin, Geo Cux, 2
Cox.
;, liawthorndean, John Stewart, 2 J
Dicke.'n.
5 Ilul.barlsom s Nonsuch, John Heat-
er, J s Salkeld.
5 Pooniue Grise, Isaac Salkeld, 2 Jobs'
$troar t.
5 American Gulden Russet. Jobs
Porter. 2 W J Hayden.
5 Swaz:e Po:nme Grise. J T Salkeld, 2
Jes Dickson.
5 Swear, ticket lest. 2 Go. Cox.
r Waeuer, W J H.tyden, Isaac
Salkeld.
3 Beauty of Kent. W J Hayden, 2 .i
G1
2 Hanging tv'lwer baskets. A Watson.
2 E Binthatu.
1 Hanging flower basket. E Bingham,
A Watson.
,:,iBGCN YE•.ETABL`.,
illecti(•n Fe:str.es named.:3 varieties,
eat k each. 5 Furse, 2 W .J Hayden,
3 Yl umbel:.
Peck .f seedling potatoes. any variety
not exhibited before, A Robertson, 2 G
Sheppar o 3 Jas Grdon.
Peck potatoes. ar.y variety named, J.'.
bomb.•, 1 Kirkpatrick.3 W H Mur-
.ney.
3 Vegetable carr. w, E Bin:ham.
3 Summer s'i h, fur table, E Bing-
GREAT BARGAINS
thane.Heuline, (► C Wilson, 2 H Richards. 5Grirnes:Go .den, flebt Walker.
Pair Brahma, light, u C Wilson, -2 T u any rather kind newel, Fall, Th+>s :t Winter squash, (r table, W Swaf-
Carroll. Carroll, 2 Kuut (►n. • held. 2 R Gibbons.
Pair Brahma, dark, (1 C 1\'ileo., 1 a.. other kind ..ate t 1Vinter AV J 3 Roots white celery\ M C Camera,
y 2 F. Bin ham.
and : Hayden 2 Th r. \\'eatht,ral3 g
Pair black Spanish, Jas Dickson, 2 R P ate Crab. D McBnen, 2 Jas Gordon.
C Walton.rae�
Derk,ne, nee tint, 2 -0 -0 -
Pair
0--0-Ylilaoa---- J -
l'air Yolanda, 0 C WitroD, 2, M Cru / 6 *John
r!�+ t °f eaho J Hunter,
,$ tatieties eame(1i'4 of each, A Dick-
son, 2 J Hunter. 3 John Stewart,
5 • Bartlett, Thos Weatherall, 2 J
Neuter,
5 Flemish Beauty, W H gurney, 2 A
Dickson.
L Vicar of Wiakfield, .John Hunter. 2
John Glen.
5 Duchess D'Angeulenie, John Hunt-
er, 2 John Stewart.
5 Louis Bonne de Jersey, John Hunt -
Game, Chu Sewew. 2 Thoa .
Pair Hamburg", 0 C Wilson, 2 -A
Kirkpatrick.
Pair Bantams, -las Munroe, 2 A Kirk-
patrick.
Plymouth , Rock, A Dickson 1 and 2.
Pair Leghorn', white, us Wilton, 2
W Downing.
Pair Leghorns, black, 1: 11 Scott. 2 0
C Wilain.
Pair fowls, any other improved breed,
year y, i ,
E Straughan 2 A Knee -
aha w. 2
Pair geese, W H Murney, 2 A Robert-
son.
Pair ducks, ,John Aikenhead, 2 Isaac
3 White Doyenne, Th.'
J Andrew&
:t Beaurre Hardy. A W
5 Beaurre Diel, Go. Co
5 Beaune Boric, E
e Weatherald,
as/n.
Bingham, 2 g
Twe year old geldin:'. \\'m McLean. Beat collection of fancy pigeons. W
One year ()Id filly, 11 M.Itrien, _ Wil- Downing. i
lett Potter. Pair Guinea fowls, E Straughan.
One year old gehiirg, Geo May.
Heavy draught team, Geo Shipley, 2J
0 Stewart, 3 Amor Esher.
etouct'LTl'hAL,
Brood mare. mast have foal by het
side, 11 Marine, 2 J McLean, 3 John and 2.
Yen Pair Black Spanish, M Creasman, 2 A
eincer'r+
Pair Brahma, white, 0 C N bison, 2 L
k.lhott.
Pair Brahma, dark, 0 C Wilson, ltd
Foal, H McBride, 2 J Marquis, 3 T
McMichael..
Two year old fills. T McMichael, 2 J
(► Stewart, 3 Jas 8 1llie•rt.
Two year old gelling, ticket lest, 2 A
Fisher. 3 Wm Clu►tun.
One year cid till). R'bt Young, 2 Guo
Curr•'ll, 1 Wm ('lusts t.
One year . id gelding, John M.•l.ean.
Sion general purpose hones, mares or
geldings, - , 2 John McLean, 3
D McSee.
Iloop A\p
Brood . AF.KI ie►.
Bod mare and real, A Veung, 2 A M
Polley, :t (' .1 S S a;t.•1.
Spring foal, colt or til'y, A Robertson,
2 W Cunningham. '1 .t. Yeun►.
One year • Id till), !love Young. 2 W
e Cunningham.
One year "Id gel i. g, Geo Shipley.
` Two year old ilk, ,tae Mullen, 2 A
(.Teen.
Span carriage It- rets, \Pillet Potter,
D McItrie.n, 3 Joh, Kn.a.
Bug :y hers. , 11" 1f Le,tn, 2 T Tipling,
3 .1 et I) Curry.
Saddle horse, T McLean, 2 J Knox,
3 Jae Bailey.
vernier- roomer eHP,Rn.
Milch cow, having retool calf since
Keil. let 11383, H Snell .1 Sons, 2 Thus
'teethe, :1 Snell A toes.
Two year old heifer. .1 .1 Fisher.
(lee veer nt,i henter. Snell .4 Sens.
Buil calf, Snell .A sons, 2 T Beattie.
Berri, c nsitting •,f three females and
one utak. Snell et Son*, 2 J .1 Fisher,
e terve nit op AI./ .'ATT1.P..
Cow, basing rsi•e•1 'al' inner Sept. let, nc
buhes Rogers Ko 3, ,Dae Dickson,
11183, P Carr. 1I, 2 S worse, ? Ther Beat- ling. S 3 Dickson.
rte. Hp.csmen of Cooper s Work, 3 pieces,
Ton pear old hr1f'•r, Tins Beattie, 2 consisting of churn. pork barrel. ani hunches inns, .las Ihekaoo, 2 Capt
Jas i/.ctl.rdy, 3 J (, . (ewart. wash tub. M Carl. Gibson.
One year .bi how's-, John Marquis, 2 Pump. F. F Armstrong & Bro. 3 bunches Salem, Relit Walker, 2 A etorr,sh,
Wooden axle lumber waggdt, .7 F Dlekson. largest squash, W Swaflield,
A armee 3 Wm ("erten. 3 bunches Rogers No 4. John Hunter
One year ord ('itinct etre Wm n 2 H Bates 1 3 bunches %wets 7,041c.7,041c.19, R Bunamy
Dickson.
Pair Poland', L Wilson, 2 C \Nilsen.
Pair Game, 3. Andrews, 2 Thos Mor-
row.
Pair Hamburg*, Ii C Walton, 2 0 C
Wilson.
Pair Houdans, 11 Melanie, •1 and 2.
iYrlkittttemst-3iR unworn ►'
Pair Plymouth Rock, A Dickson, 2
Get. Evans.
Pair Leghorn., Whits, O C Wilson, 1
and 2.
Pair fowls, any other improved breed.
0 (' Wilson, 2 D. Breckenridge.
Dark Leghorn., R B. Seott, '2--
srE.7AL-L
Contributed by some of the juvenile
breeder for game fowl :
Duck -wings, Chas Sewers, '2 J An-
drews
Winter Nellie, Won Rumbnll. •
3 Beaurre clargeau, Ther Weatherald,
2 P Adamson.
Hewell, A Dicke n. 2 Jae Dickson.
5 On•.ndalo..1 Hunter, 2.1. Varcoe.
2 Seckel, T Weatherald, 2 J Hunter.
5 Clapp's favorite, J Hunter.
5 Laurence. .\ Watson.
5 Buffate, John Hunter, 2 A Watson.
5 Any other variety. T Weatherald.
rLT-M0.
12 Washington. W. Stewart.
12 Bradshaw, ,1 McIntyre.
12 Pond's seedling, J L'uael!.
12 Victoria, Wm Stewart.
12 Smith's Orleans. .1 McIntyre.
LInane's Purple,. W $tetftirt.
12 Lombard, 1C' Stewart, 2 J Slctn-
tyre.
12 Keine Claude de Beery, A Watson.
12 Jef*ers'.n, .1 McIntyre.
12 Columbia, A Dickson.
12 Any other varieties, W Stewart, 2
A Dickson.
PRA.'Hn..
9 Early Crawford, J Vero*.
9 Forster. J. Varcoe.
9 Se_dlings. Geo Cox, 2 Jas Cox.
..oars,.
en�-Pive per scut Disco
To Clear Out the Balance of thio year's Stock d Wall Pow, I will
give a Discount of Twenty -Five Per cent. On
Reefs re -I celery, M Cameron.
3 heads winter cabbage mad, Geo
. Sheppard, 2 M C Cameras.
i 3 heads fall cabbage, tsamsd� E Bing-
ham, 2 Jae Cos.
13 heads savoy cabbage, Geo Sh'eppeed,
2 M C Cameron,
3 city,ns, Thos Hamilton, 2 \h H
Kerney.
3 haul* red cabbage, E Bingham. 2 W
4-Rembell.
G long blond beets for table, M C
I.Camrn'n, 2 H Curwen.
6 turnip blood beets fur table, 1\ Swat.
field, 2 ISI Curwen.
12 radishes, %V Rumball.
12 tab:e turnips, 5 Furse.
tl 1..ne .'range carrots, W Swaflield, 2
W Rumball.
9 early horn carrots, %V Rumball, 2
Geo Sheppard.
9 scarlet carr.,., Nance,\\- Swattield, 2
• W H ?gurney
9 parsnips for table, Geo Sheppud, 2
R Gibbs ns
12 red onions, Jas Cox, 2 E Bing-
hew
12 yellow c nie'ns, .Jas Cox, 2 Geo
Sheppard.
1 silvetkkin onions, Jas Cox, 2 %V
gimbal
Collectt.n corn. G ears •'f each. for
table, named, 1V Rumball, 2 E Bingham.
3 water melons, T Hamilton,
3 mull- melons. John Stewart.
3 green fe'sh melons, Thos. Hamilton.
1! red t.nnatou, E Bingham, 2 W
Swattield.
Collection of garden produce, distinct
Irma other entries, It Bingham, 2 W
]CismbatT.
Hogg naStrACrtsie.
Ten yards cloth, J 0 Stewart.
Ten yards flannel, Thor. Hamilton.
Pair blankets, G Young, 2 A Robert-
son, 3 J O Stewart.
Pound of yarn. home made, G Voung,
2 T Hamilton, 2 A Robertson.
Counterpane, wove, Mie Sneyd.
Set single buggy harness, D Back Ie.
Collection of cabinet makers work, C
11 Girvin.
2 bottles wine, home made, from the
ve4,
Wal! Papers for Cash 1
Brown red. Chas Sewers, 1 and 2. 4 varieties named, one cluster of each, grape, J Merely, 2 5 Furse
Pile, J Andrews, 2 Thos Morrow. grown under glans, M (: Oameren 2 betties wine, home made, from any
Duck-wir.g chickens, J Andrews, 2 T ' 2 ciceters, white. under glass. M C other fruit er berry, This Sneyd, 2 J
Morrow. Cameron. M.Isely, 3 R Benamy.1
Brown red chickens, Thos Morrow, 2 2 clusters, black, under glass. M C Coopers' work, M Cul.
C Sewers.Camera. Specimen of handiwork in wood by
Pile chickens, .1 Andrews, 2 C Sewers. 12 varieties grown in ••pen air, 2 clue- any bey under 13 years, Geo Price. 2
turLcrR!ITA. , tees of each. named. .1 11 Miller.
Pllleton or open be. A Merton. 8 varieties named, 2 clusters of each,
Two home buggy, A Morton. I Jae Dickson. o
One horse buggy. covered, A Morton. 4 varieties named, 2 clusters of each,
Fanning mill, F. F Armstrong & Bro. John Hunter, :.A Dickers.
Pair iron harrows, 1. Elliott. 3 bunches Delaware, John Russell, 2
Field roller, E F Armatnong & Br„ w Downing.
Novae hay rake malty,GeoA Masson. . 3 hunches Concord, John McIntyre, 2
Turnip seed drill, Thar Mnrrnw, agent. A Ihcks'n.
Sett hole shoes from the hammer, 3 bunches Hartford. J R Miller, 2 W 2 11' Minefield.
Stewart. Nine white Belgian carrot., (leo Sher-
. Taplint . 2 1, Elliott. P
3 hunches F.umel.n, J 11 Miller
lett h .w .h•,es p dobe° Tkos Tip•pard, 2 R Gibbons.
Peck onions, Jas Cru, 2 A Dodd.
'Twelve ears corn, said, R Gibbons, 2
H ('amen.
Larges pumpkin, W Kwallield, 2 N
3
Jos \Villtams.
Keaisse ma�cchine, any make, Thos.
Angus, 2 6eo'ihepperd.
STELE) V E..;ET Aat.E4 AND RI10T4.
Nine mangold wortzels, R Gibbon, 2
A R.hert.on.
Nine Swede turnips, Jos Morris, 2 A
Green.
Nine held carrots,long red, H Curwen,
nu.v rwnnceR.
Motels, 3 Jas Mew rdv I Warden plough, Throat Morrow. 3 haetches Crwveling, J R Miller, 2 Ten pounds table hett.r, salted for
!Steer tail(, R Fie r, 2 atan' Fishes, ! Iron beam pl'ugh, Thos Morrow use in roe or nn J C Marti* &
Thos iBr- Alta ! Jas Dickson.prints, M
Fowl dull wagger £ e, 2 o., A 3 hunches an other variety named, R Co . W Rwallield, 211 Yewlslt, 3 J 0
I:riser cal, Wm ' lig ' 2 9 Fetes, 3 Masson
1 � Bohamy, 2 R Walker,
J O Stewart.
eau -,1 tr•
FroM Sc. per Bull up lo 95c.
A.ta".;.
JAMES IMRIE,
3lour;lou+c'. Old Stena,
Market Square,
Dc der..•b.:iet+(.:.itb. 1SW.
Goderich.-
190-49
oderich.-
190.49
Tub or creek of salt butter, not less (til painting. bliss 5 Williams, 2 Miss
than 25 Its, by J C Martin k Cu., N A Gordon, 3 Mira 5 (;onion.
Morrish, 2 Thus Sneyd, 3 M Ssbwnz. Oil paintinz on panel. Mn Capt Gib -
Cheese, not lee nun 50 lbs, lietor1 SOIL '2 Miss A Gordon, :: alias 5. Gordon.
made. G 1"nun. Nater colon, Mus A G.rdun, 2 Miss
Cheese, not leas than 12 lbs. home 8 Williams, :3 bliss S Gordon.
made, S Bissett. Pencil drawing, Mn G Cox, 2 Miss
10 lbs maple swear, 5 Bisa'tt. 2 A J..hnstr'r., 3 Miss M Allen.
Ri.berts.en. Peeled drawing by child under 16
1 quart of maple syrup, G Venue, 2 A years. bliss M Allen.
R•.hert.on, 3 S liiasett. Cnynne by child under 16 years, Miss
lbs honey in comb, J R Miller, 2 I' Mary Miller, 2 Miss DI Allen, 3 Mw
Fisher, 3 t Dickson. Dickson.
Sar .f hnney, G Young, 2 P Fisher, :: , fair woolen str.ckir gs, Mn 5 Stokes, -
E Sfcaugban. ' 2 Miss Sneyd, 3 Mn T Hamilton.
Loaf beide made bread, 1V Swatlield, Pair woolen socks, Mrs T Hamilton,
2 H Green, 3 Mn \\' Downing. 12 Mia (; Young, 3 Mrs S Stokes,
LAD1L4 smart. fair woolen gloves, Mrs A Robertson.
Gent's shirt, inen front, hand made, liar wo"'len mitts, bliss Symington, 8
Mrs R Voung, 2 Mrs IV Swatlield, :3 Mn , Mrs ti Stiles., 3 Mia C' Johnston.
Patch .n an old garment, Mrs 14
Stokes, 2 Jin Alex Gerrard.
Dani en suck or ste. kingg, Mies Seeg-
miller, 2 Mies Burma., 3 Miss C John-
aten.
Fancy crystal work, Miss Sneyd.
Flower wreath, Mrs A Watson, 2 Miss
C Johnston.
Fancy netting. hiss Burgess, 2 MissC
Johnston, 3 Mn Gibson.
Motto un cardboard. Miss Nott, 2 Mrs
Isaac Salkeld, 3 Miss Seegmilkr.
Evans.r Sampler work, Mess Symington, 2
Miss M .Allen, :3 Mrs J R Miller.
Night dress, Mn Robert Young, 2 Cloth met, bliss Putter, 2 Mrs Ga-
llus Burmese 3 Mn T Hamilton. ham
3 Mn C A Humng. Miss berTattiea 2 Miss Sneyd, C„tton tide, Mrs Theo Sneyd, 2 Miss
T Hamilton.
Gent's shirt, linen front, machine
made, Mn W Swatbeld, 2 Mrs Murney,
:3 Miss Burgess.
Gent's fancy flannel shirt. machine
made, Mrs Swaflield. 2 Mrs Humber, 3
Miss Sneyd.
Gent's fancy flannel shirt, hard made,
Mrr Swattield, 2 bliss Burges., 3 Mrs T
Hamilton.Linen or cotton chemise, hand imide.
Miss 2
Sneyd Mn Graham 3 Mrs Geo
Crochet work, :Hiss C Johnston, 2
Miss Seegmiller, 3 bliss Symington.
Embroidery in cotton or muslin, Mn
Gillam, 2 Miss C Johnston, :3 Mrs Hum-
ber.
Embroidery in worsteds, Miss C John -
sten. 2 Mw iturgess, :3 Miss A John•
ston.
Embroidery in linen, Miss A John-
st•.n.
Embroidery in silk, Miss Symington,
2 Miss Seegmiller, :3 Miss A Johnston.
Point lace, Mrs. Swatbeld, 2 Mis.
Burgess, 3 Miss A Johnston.
Honiton lace, Miss CJohnston, 2 Miss
Skimmings. 3 Miss A Johnston.
Fancy leather work, Miss bI Nett, 2
Mrs W Downing, 3 Mn G Evans.
Bead work, 1 none, 2 Mies C John•
son.
Fancy braiding, Miss M Nutt, 2 bliss
E Wilson. 3 Mn Swafield.
Fancy braiding on bilk. Mn Swafl'ield,
2 Mus Symington. 3 Mrs (:wham.
Fancy knitting by hand, Miss M Nutt,
2 Miss Skimmings. 3 Miss Potter. '
Fancy knitting by machine, Mss Pot-
ter.
Plain knitting by machine, bliss Pot.
ter.
Fancy patch work, Mn Graham, 2
Miss Rumens, 3 Mn Minefield.
Patched quitt, in cotton, Mia Nott
Patched quilt, in wool, Mn T Hamil-
ton, 2 Mrs Seraffield.
Hair flowers, Miss Nott
Roman embroidery in linen, Miss
M Allan.
Wax flowers, Mn 0 Evans.
Paper Hewers, Mis T Hamilton, 2
Miss Sneyd, 3 Mrs T fini.yd.
Berlin wool work, flat, lire des Maio
ly, 2 Mn G Coz, 3 Mrs R Bunamy.
Berlin wail work famed, Miss C Johnstow, 2 Mies Nott, 3 Mn T etney&
Rag mat 1[k.F Mies C
ekwston Mn J R-YiDsr
lJ .
Ir
M Allen, :3 blue Burgess.
Wool tidy, Miss 31 Nott, 2 KA W
Doiwaieeth 3 itre Graham. - -
*tenwuzsniD: ;;
barley, J Vance.
Sheaf of white Belgian oats, W J y
H syden.
oil portrait, Miss 5 Williams,
Hairpin work, Miss Skimmings.
Rustic work, Nm Somers.
Plate of prunes, Miss Seegmiller.
Quince., John hunter.
Jt nibs.
Horses. -J. 1-pahalf, Aube rn ; D Mc-
intosh, Brumfield : J. Sanderson, York.
Cattle.-- Rein. G'venlreck, Seaforth ;
Gen. Walker, Brueefield.
Sheep and pigs. -J. hn Coulter, 13e1-
ersve : J. Tithe, Colborn. ; Geo. Car-
rell, Kingsbridge.
Poultry -0. Hogan. Seaforth ; Dr.
(Hirer Young. Londe.berough.
Implements -J. P. Brown, Auburn,
A Rose, Auburn.
Grain -M. Hutchison. R Price, (lode -
rich : A. Campbell, Kincardine.
Fruit. -D. Henderson, Lucknow ; A.
Sands, Seltford ; Jaa. Wilkinson, God..
rich.
newer.-- W. Watt, Goderich ; ,baa.
Gowan., Stratford.
Fine Arta H C1oaa.
Dairy Produce - J. H. Colborne, D.
C. Strachan, and Hy. Horton, Goderich.
o Home Manufacturer- Hugh Dunlop,
Tioderich . Alex. Mackenzie, Auburn ;
Platt, Gooeriefi.
ladies' work-- Mrs. Hugh (urates,
Nile ; Mn. S. J. Copeland, Goderich
Mr.. _G lthi ey, Clinton ; Miss Ring
ham, t 3oderieh
Haman has cabled from Austral(s fn
have ten now raring shells built for him.
which evinces his ententioa to hake a
'tem stay aktsaS,
ploP
41:
THIRTY-SIMT l
WHOLE SUM N
ti
u NICHOL.SON, 1
`7i.� Dentist. Odds
Mtreet threw doors bolos
lisdsrleh
Sha ala'
/ 1lttL %6NTYieterro p�IDyy
at thaw Balt Worcs, Dodi
N0T1C-ALL Pk
L
to the relate of th
to rote or book account
to cul awl tr) the mann'
wbe hat r ;Mims .atlas'
quested to forward tbeu
fur chaff L 1
1k-GTLEK 1S HERI
l� aeons will Mh
n atant' lista act, by no
Judge of the County a on
*turbo, at the (heart Het
Oct., at le. o'clock is nt.. t
nae several cesiplalats d
it the torero Inn of the r
rich for DM. All person
the court are requested u
t inct and plata.
Dated at tiodsrloh. Oc
1
tWis. (•ani -sat..
11 Clerk of i
EDWARD SHARI
BRICK I.A1ZR .4N
1144T AT
1a 1(111 ready to do any
Modersir t
1Jme, Bricks, Firebricks
v$eterjel kept on
Gisd.eteb. 2W-sft lith.
XIII W. F. Itti ► r,
1 M1('Nl('. Oceania(
°eerge.Caarcb. nas r
the study of mask•. Th
are thoroughly taagbt.
given to beginners. 1'
and parlort, Muria, at
and harmony. Terms r.
lar on application.
DVAIWERS WA!
boarders am_ be
board. on resee muse ten
HELL. .'owner of West ■i
frst street below lbs cos
ATerrieE 114 kiZR1
t CPP.oItoK BRAN
?Own atiodertch, in th
IN=Pilot ;nor ..t Ontario,
M the Parliament of
at the next erasion 1
nce roam his wife. 1:
said Town of ti
la, in the Color'
en the grounds of adufte,
1lased at the said Tu 1
Mrd day of August. A. 11
CAMERON. Nu
Solicitors for the said
Bieaxr oaf. cox.
For Sale o
'L OR SALE -70 At
,LL bring part of lot 10.
Lske :(bore Road. Town
of Huron. flue miles fru:
rich sad Yl aides north
hos nosed read wad cl.
' o acres cleared and 13 s
ily cleaned. The halation
principally hard ntrod. 1
title. UM ppsrrttirulars a
to 'MO KELL t . or mai
Sbeptardto_w 1'.e.., ('o. 11
VOR SALE OK
1 house and two bits
ur Britannia road and la
rich. l'he boos* I. in 1
tains eight looms, closet
whale the garden V w
choicest fro . including
et plants. grapes. cares'
on the premised
Elt, Ooderleh, 1'. 1
ARM FOR SALE
That desirable prof
yY"'f co W. U. Asbnrld
ro.acrs, wk+
cartrd. A dw
4isrr on the pleases. .1
tons **rough by the far
mile from Out Albers
Ear further Utterwcwn
Ilea. or address. W.
Albert.
WARM TO -LET -
years. Lot to ate.
casaba, .1 the Town .b i;
by letter to J. O. LIZAII
L- t3ALa-DEP.
J WWI, being part 01
Township of Colborne.
tant. Lal( a rusk from s
contains 1e1 acres in go
storey and half frame h'
stable, wit! 1 young arC*i
session will 6a given tit
Fur fppwwr�t�ytccMars
u J. ft. CHAffAN.
Beet, , 1?"-
-10A RAi
-L"ARJM FOR SALT+
tsRIP or Ht'I,W
tor, of the Rotate .4 all
ten tar sale. e fest
owitnloetsbef Mullett,
about Nre
acs of which
10 acres. hard woad tam
bsssk kis about I I m
bsadM and about
re/ R beth on tl
brace 1 Iway. there
Wheat pawn on the tarn
�,r*a�,'��' farther part lnl
arO01). Admmutrator.
arigj ondesboro 1'.
IL 'bile other half
the same tl
eRRTLSI
tidier
ALAI-F'Al
Mak1aed ceto.sal
esatalnlag 9d acres. Inc
hardwood timber. beer!
from ,IMr'erleh. Ther
honor and Krick klt,:he
wok pastry and carat.
stone cattle stable. wit
over. Frame barn SO,
hovers with
hsrtsg agple `' 11
Ir.
M.
OU: FI
fee sew frame M
r ape salt At. Patrick'
M (er .ate no reaaewal
large bed roosts. bt.ld
library kltehesi panty
All thorougblyb�fla�p1..lM'a
R3MEAC a Oedsertr'i
JR *ALE OA
velnaMepMpwh
ehsnsr Hnt.l..r_pe
ed HnrInn. N age'
tenor! la situated e
.d *0.bsadi
tad Mtyt►.
nus let of 14
rt�a r��ya.*0,
AL:.RH. Beale
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