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rRls HURON SIGNAL, RIFDAY, SEP. 24. 1888.
THE FALL SHOW
Julia Odes Pair ewe lawkli, hal ( fl la.iums, single, en bloom, A
ofad r., say
t lad H 4 g eieses, single. in Meow,
•
or wet►ers, mot• breed. H Seen, 1
The W Whig Id
West
• Jake Pair fat ewes Wittman.
EUiutt, IN A Wateun.
se Li I iblbitlon Cwwttt. J tvmet. urs Doom- 8geyriewa.deuble, in bloom, A W'at-
Peisw List. Aaled 111101' fie RA
tam. 11 mer. Id olio Andrews. son, 24 MC Cameron.
gSasmrrlwg rams, B Snell. Pair 'howling 4 geranium*, double, in bloom, A
ease, 0 Snell, Ind John Andrews. Pair Wawa', " Mat v 0 Elliott, Y1 M
ewe Ieobs Julia Andrews Pair aged 9 gree
ewes, H Snell. Ram Iamb, let and 2nd C Cameron, 3d D W Crane.
H Snell_ 9 foliage planta, different varieties, D
NowtAduwns_ Aged ram, J 0 Stewart W Crane, Yd A Watson.
Sbeerlin` ram. 01.0 Bros, 24 J 0 2 hanging flower baskets, 6 Elliott,
Stewart Pair ahearlise ewes, Glen 2d A Watson
Brow., Id J 0 Stewart, 3d Isaac Salkeld. 1 hanging flower basket, Jas Whitley,
Pair ewe lambs, bean Salkeld, 24 J 0 Id G Elliott.
Stewart, 3d (ilea Bros. Pair aged ewes, oAkugN v WiraILia.
Olen Bros. 24 J O Stewart. Ram lamb, Ruse potatoes, James Rusk, 2d W
lit and 2d Isaac Salkeld. Swaield.
now. Early Ohio potatoes, John Andrews.
Large Breed and Poland (Aiwa. -Sow White elephant potatoes, John An-
' -ter littered is 1886, 8 Andrews. drew, 2d 0 Elliott.
,k,,,_ -Boar Rig under one year old, Beauty of Hebron potatces, Juhu An -
Samuel Potter. mow pig under one year drew., 2d H Curwen.
old. l3amuel Potter.
Potatoes, anyvariety, named, Gordon
nedie ire -[Sow pig having littered in Young, 24 G [ hepperd.
-Ma gsarruw, Sane' Howell, 24
188'x, 8 Andrews, 2d R Helean. an. Boer . eK...
• re Mees. Anssi thaws warms et
a/sw 1a..sse•-
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T►e fah} show held here o. T
std Wedasday wee well wttotided,
the wisdom d reducing the price of fd-
misnioa wee shown in the increased at-
teodeeoe, with bat little falling off in
the receipts from the reduction. l°
1!184, with an mitraaes charge of 2tic,
the gate receipts pore $186.15 ; is 1885
the fes at the gate was Ied1Oid to lbs,
and the result wee $174 lb this year
the fate fes was still 15c, and Ili'9.t10
realised. This 11 en ng. Ao ad-
ditional x20 was take. by easing stands,
Ac, to hucksters and fakirs
The show of hones was splendid.
There were fourteen entrees far bogey
hones, all good animals, and the car-
t.* 4t1e 5 1fc parking ones. Some
re s
pvi,mising foals were shown in the esti-
out classes. Messrs McClasky, Bawden,
Pulley, Clarke, Morris and Young were
the { rincipal exhibitors in this clava
There wen some fine specimens of at- Red Defer', G Elliott.
cat -
Osten theground,the principal exhibitors Munroe. Pair light brahma, let and 2d Winter Cabbage, E Bingham, 2d \\' sou;
being MessrsBawden, J Faber and Frank Bettie. Pair dark buhma, FrankColumbia, A Dickson, 24 (: Elliott.
is Sheep were rattier superior. Bne.i..' ?d ll W Crane. Pair black Rumball, Coy s Golden Dra•p, Horace Horton, '2d
24 Frank Beat [ ham ^3 R Ctb
Mesdl, Jas Pickens, Id • Id Buss.
Oanadago, Thur Weathersw, Ild • M
Ross.
8eokel, John Porter, '24 Mrs R Haw
CIapp's Favorite, Harvey Howell, 2d
Wm Seashell.
Laurange, Horace Horton, 24 E Beag-
le 2d A Nekoosa.
Anffan+, A 16. Wm Stewart, 2d
Any other vanel7•
1'hue Ws.therald.
PLC 1n.
Washingtoe, 8 Furs. Id Thiwsas
Bradshaw, Abe Wileuei
W eatheeald. n R
Pond's Goodhue, Alea Wale.
~Vkictoria, Wm Stewart, lid Wat ".
Hick.
Smith's Orleans, Juo Hunter, '2d l
Dickson.
Yellow magnum b,num, Thus Weeth-
erald.
Duane's purple, Walter Hick, 21 Wm
Stewart.
Lombard, Jou McIntyre, Id W Stew -
PI
pig under one year old, 1st, 2d and 3d, S E Btngham Raine Claude tie Beavy, C H blelu-
Andrews. Sow pig ander one year old, Summer squash, for table, R Walker.
Winter squash, for table, Wm Rum- tush, 24 A Watuon.
1st, 24 •n•l 9th, $ Androwa ball, 24 W :iwatlield. Jefferson, Jno McIntyre, 2d r3 Furse.
White oiler', M C Cameron, 2d G EI• Imperial gaKe, Woo Stewart 24 0
mUt'LTaY.
Ells. tt.
Pair Howl/ins, Frank Beattie. 2d Jas linin. General Hand, ti Elliott, 24 Ab Wil -
Beate Spanish, James Munroe, ball Cabbage, E ,u*K
Humphrey Snell htdwmwu[ his shoios.t St's E Any other
animals, There was rather a poor show tie Pair Dorking, Frank Beattie. Pair bona e, R Gibbuos. 2d W Any other varieties Thus Weatherrld,
of swine Poland*, Frank Beattie, 24 Jas Munroe. 8wriy sabbag "d Ab Wile..
a. teat Munroe, 24 Thomas hours, 1.
The agricultural implements agents , alum's.
were not out in force, as in the ..11 days; Morrow Pair Hambu , Jas Munroe, Citrons, H Y Attrill, 21 Harvey How•
4 varieties names], one cluster of each,
but the organ and sewing machine men 24 Frank Beattie Pair bantams, Frank s11A M Roes,
made it lively up stain. Geo Thomson, Beattie, 2d James Munroe. Pair Ply Beads red cabbage, Win $umbah, 21 grown under glass, 11 M C
assisted by his daughter and Miss Mag. mouth Rock, Frank Beattie, 2d Walter E 1..ea.Hingham. Cameron.
gi. Breckenridge led in these depart- Hick. Whits leghorns, Frank Beattie, Long blood beet tum table, bi C Cam• 2 'loners white, under glow, A \I
menta while Messrs, Cornell, We.thet• Zi L Downing. Bask leghorns, ht Bron, 24 T Hamilton. Rana, 2d M C Cameros. A M
old and Angus in sewing machines, and Creasman, 2d Frank Beattie. Fowls any Turnip blood peso for table, W Rum- 2 elastics Mack, under gimes,
Ross, 24 M C Cameron.
Prof. Clarke in organ' also helped to other improved breed, Frank Beattie, ball 2d J F Bates 12 varieties grown to open air, 2 clue-
d G F Oakes, of Clia 2r d D W Crane Turkeys, Joseph, T. Radishes, W RumbaU.b m A. ►lues
Balk Id• Table turnips,8 Furze q f
Pau Muscovy ducks Frank T Hamilton, 24 E Delaware, Bingham, IStrv.
Miss Georgina Martin, 3d ll J odors.
Oil painting, amateur, Roe Mary
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NEW FALL GOODS
JUST OPENED AT
J. A. REID & BRO'S
dv-
DBB188 000118, SHAWLS, IANTLB CLOT
t'Isterea$R stripe sad Brocaded Velvet.. Bilk Plumbs., Meek aid (Am..d Vel-
veteen,. Bomber :wlag Braids. Waters Dress
c.
SPECIAL VALUE IN WHITE ANO GREY COTTONS, WINCEYS.
LZNJew B, ?ca -
°TAILORING DEPARTMENT. -
"EW TWEEDS AND COATINGS -VERY CHOWS.
New trate. Pape To, Uses we tr.e Newer and bsprstlers and Cutlk. in Celluloid Goode la Love collars mad (rte ere
L.
TWEEDS CTT OUT FREE OF CHARGE.
wink lea -un. worth. -r you wtab to buy or mel.
N'e show roods p
ot'R PRICk7l b l L THE GOODS.
JAS. A. REID & BRO.
Jurdau's tIkck. Godertcb, 141b Sept.. Pee.
hely
Darned net, specimens Music - Pref. t •Lrke.
i°Rton, 24 Mn (ren Nati Mail dram's N•tgh Damian.
Berlin wool work, flat, Mn Wm Coin New Goods --M. ItoGdb 1sT•
nineham, 2d 31ies Symington, 3d Mrs g -want tViShaw.
J F Graham. Uom'.u.on &it'dsus ira Lewis
al °n,e. W l Teles -Jawee 0o►dew.
Merlin wool work, raised, Lt and 2d VrraI t N ant.A -Mru A-
Naum dsaen .
attract the crow a es, ten u[ each, Mn W ('uu.ing work,
;Id \1n J Stewart. i
r..)theIn.lies ant Jis.rutOo'4 -- W. Brvi•es-
ton, deserved something is *os ran more were • e ling mat. Mies Buchanan, 'Id Mrs (% t o., tirSe Wt.rd.
third prize. His instruments were a Pair duck. tat and 2nd Frank Beattie. Lang orange carrot, R Gibbons, 2d G 8 •anetles named, two clusters o
credit to his skill as an organ maker. Pair duclu, Fnuk Beattie rad John Ellett each, James Dickson, 24 E Bingham. Vote, 3d Mn W Buchanan,
lu•I, tat and Yd
The number of entries for ladies' work, Aikenbe d $arty horn carrots,E R h 2d A M Hues Oil painting, ]]Qllt
etc., did not appear to be as large se Beattie. Pau Gaines Pies, let and 2nd Bingham Concord, A M Rua, 24 John Mau I M
pawl, but some choice of
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Ter. Week.
D W Crane. Beat cullaction o[ st1Cy Scarlet carrots, Nance, Wm Itumball, tyre.
sots 1st L Dvwninl 2nd 5 An 2d A S• den Hanford, Win Stewart. 2.1 Thomas'
needlework, wcrk 1n wools, etc., were to Pet un
De ams drew*, Parsnips for table, H Curwen, 24 T N'estherald.
Print calcium. Raged No 3, James Dickson, :ld E
In photographs George Stewart had Hamilton.
the 6014 to himeslf. He made a big ex- Pair brahms, white. D W Crane, 2nd Rid unions, James Cox, 21 W Rum- BenRham.
hibit, and the work was most creditable. Frank Beattie. }'air buhma, dark, D ball. Eumelun, J 11 Williams,
His enlarged pictures were particularly N' Crane. Pair black Spanish, Frank Yellow onions, James Cox, 2d W hem, Jas Dickson, 2d J H William
admired_ We congratulate our townsman Beattie, James Munro. Pair durkiog. Swaf6eld, Salem, Robert Walker, 2d Jas I1M
upon the mucosa whish has attended his 1st and 2nd Frank Beattie. I , . Jas Cox, 2nd W son.
efforts, The collection will be kept in Poland'', Frank Beattie, 2nd Thomas RumbalL Groveling, A M Ross, 2nd J UicIios. YuunR, ant min J F • , 3d Mn T
h 11 f fee day* MorrowPair gams, tat and 2nd Three- Collection sweet corn. 3 ears of each, Any other variety, R Boanamy, 111 A Hamilton.
yet, before being mooned, • asst 10 Morrow. air urge, o Rogers ,
their originals. 2nd Frank Boothe Pair bantams, It Rumball
large, the season being against it. How- pplymouth rock, Frank Beattie, 2nd 1 Attrill, 2d N Rumbell. Mangold wunxals, H. Cornea, .ni W
b ['liege planta shown were supe .. Iter Hick Pair bighorns, Thomas Water melons, T Hamilton. Clarks
Allan 'Id and 3d Mw Williams
NICHOLSON, L.D.S.
Water colors, amateur, Mees Williams, . .
2d MnAikenbead. DENTAL ROOMS.
. Eighth dour below the !tint Uvea. wWWWWWW.
Pencil drawing, Mw J B llotKsuca. w sw
td Miss Altera.
Crayons, }sit etas Sly Mies M Allen, 3.1 lir
1.. WOOLVERTON, Lia L
]Ilea J Rreckenridg5. 1. usee skid renown !tall. !feria [i„ --
Pair woolen st seitloe, Mrs Gordon (1uderick. Charges moderate. All werkssa..
the cases at the gallery for a for table named.E Bingham, 2d W 31 Roes.
rued andPair hamb James Munrot;
mr n
The display of flowering planta was not Mclean, 2nd Junes Munro. Pair Conn for table, any variety, wmed, H niLD vanfTaat an AND ROOTS.
n
Pair woolen socks, Mn Gordon Young,
' No 19 A M Russ. Id Mr. Thus Hamilton.
ever, the age p an s o a
rine and i much admiration. Morrow, 2nd Frank Beattie. Pair Green flesh melons, T Hamilton, 2d J Swede turnip., This Beatty, 23 H
Gabe Elliott led in the floral duplay,and fowls. any other improved breed, Frank Stewart.
Curwen.
got more red and blue tickets than any- Beattie 2nd D W Crane. Heads cauliflower, E Bingkam. Field aprons, long red, Walter Hick.
bodytion. Stewart. John Paler.The fruit and egetables shown were Phatetnn or open buggy, S A Cantelon, Collection garden produce, distinct Peck onions, Jamie Co:, 23 G Shep-
M Rass, 2d John • un areata A Allen, 24
else. He deserves ',pedal men- Red tomatoes, A W hire BeI
g
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lit Paan and plums 2nd P W Hayward, 3rd Alex Morton.
from other entries, E Bingham, 2d \V pard.
of sopen3r quay.
wale never excelled here, and they Two horse buggy. Alex Morton, Ind Rumb•Il. Twelve
would be Lard to beat anywhere. The W Hayward, 3rd 8 A C.ntelon. One aorta tswYrrwtTosin• James Rug
prize bat tells the most part hone l:urgy, covered, Alex Morton, Ten yards Mints, J 0 rLargest
of the story. There were no peaches on 2nd 1' W Hayward. Fanning mill, Ten tarda flannel, Mrs Steven. Nott, 2d C Potter.
exhibit
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At the close of the show, the directors, strong liens urnip drill,l3alksld, 3d Mn G Nutt.
according to previous , ea- Son. Turnip cutter, Bell & Son. Set Pound yarn, booms made, Gordon Ten pounds table batter, salted fur use
cured the prize fruit, end will box and horse shoes, from the hammer, Alex Young, 2d T Hamilton, 3d G Nnei in rolls or prints, by .1 C Martin & Co,
ship the best to the Colonial Exhibition. Kirkbride, 2nd R Thompson. 5"t
Counterpane, wove, Wm Cunning. Win roll.Swaffield, 2d John Stewart, 31 Geo
Sheppard.
There u no better way to adveniae Hu- horse shoes polished, R Thompson, 2nd ham, 24 Amos Fisher. Tub or crock of salt butter, not lees
ron's fruit in England than by sending A Kirkbride. Pump, John Inose 2nd. Collection of photographs. 1st, 24 and
Armstrong Bros. Wooden axle lumber than 2b lbs, by J C Martin & Cu, Wm
such a display. wagon. R Thompson, A Kirkbride. 3Ore&B Sreerlirr•Geo Thor.soo,2d W bl Clarke, Swaftiold, 2d Nicholas Morrish, 31 5
PRIZE LIST. Iron beam plow, chilled mouldboard, O Geo Omkea Putter.
Hosea. Bell & Son.2nd C A Humber. Iron beam Sewinges]machine, any make. George Cheese, not lees than 50 lbs, factory
Beery Prolog/it-Brood mare with foal plow, steel mouldboard Bell & Son. Thomsen, 24 A B Cornell, J George
made, Gordon Young.
bylaw ode, 1st and 'Ind Wm Bawden. Huns hoe. Bell & Son. Weatherald.
One quart of maple syrup, 1' A Rub- ' Mas Wiliam., '2d Mem
ertson, '24 Thus Beate Fancy netting, Fos}, 1st and 2nd Wm Bawden. Two t:awtz AIM aiitwl Knitting machine, Geo Thomson. ' lit Allen.
year old 611' J J Fisher, 2nd Wm Bow- f 11 wheat Thee Hamilton, Fifteen pounds honey in comb, C A f
T l -IT Attic' H
ears corn, field, R Gibbons, 23
k.
pumpkin, %V Swaltield, 21 V
Nash, W Swaheld.
ion. This popular fruit has been Armstrong Bios. Pur iron ' Gurdon Young. Largest
lets (ailuro in this regio.. Robert Thom a. Field miler, Aria- Pair blanket., Gordon Young, 24 I
meed Bell .i
1'A1at rioot. c
Motto on cardboard, Miss Symington,
2d Mies Humber.
} Sampler work, Mn Geo Nott, 24 Mw
Symington.
Cloth mat, Mw Symington, 24 Mrs
W l;wafeld, 3d Mrs P A Robertson.
C , kanted, blies Syming-
ton.
Cu crochet work, Mu* Sym•
ingt,.n.
Fancy tidy, Mn Win C , 2d
Mrs Aikenbead, 3d Mrs T Hamilton.
Crewel work, Mies M Allen, 2d Mrs
Wm Cuanioghani.
Pair woolen gloves, Mn 1' A Robert
own.
Pair woolen mitts, 1st and 2.1 Mal
F Graham, 3d Mrs Geo Nutt.
Patch on an old garment, Mn Haney
Ilawell, 2d Mn Thus Hamilton, 3d Miss
Buchanan.
am on a sock or stocking, Miss
Buchanan, 2d Mrs T Hamilk,o.
t'rszy work, Mte R Hawley, 3d Mrs J
F Graham, 3d Mw Boanomy.
Rick rack, Mies Bonnomy.
Hairpin netting, Mn Haney Howell,
_4 Mies Symington.
den, 3rd A M Polley. Two year old Clawson a w ea , s - um r.
gelding, 1st and 2nd A M Polley. One 2d Thos Carroll, 3d John Porter. Y0 varieties massed, John Stewart, Ytl Jar of honey, John Porter, 21 Gordon
2d Jas Roee.
year old gelding, A M Pulley, 2nn Wm Any other variety fall wheat, S Furze, I Salkeld Young, 3d C A Humber.
2d Isaac Salkeld 3d. John Vara,e. 10 .ties named ,Tam Dickson,Lr,.[
Wm Rumball, 3d John Andrews.
AgriculturaL -Brood man with foal Wm wa - 6 varieties named, C J g Neftel, 21 Horn. rade wine from gripeoAt-sa4
by tier side,) McCluskey,2nd J Connolly, Any other variety spring M M:r ) Wm Stewart. 2d J Mueely. -
3rd Wm Elliott. Fowl, J McCleaky, 2nd Potter, 2d S Potter, 3d James Roam b Northern Spy, John Porter, 24 Jos LADIES wont.
Glen Brow, 3rd Wm Elliott. Two year Rye, Isaac Salkeld. Whitely. Gent's shirt, linen front, hand made,
old filly, Tho. Hamilton, 2nd John Mar- White barley, Thea Hamiltcn, d 5 Snow, N m P.umball, 21 Jas Dick- Lizzie Buchanan, 2d Mn Hamilton, 3d
quis, 3rd Wm Bandon. Two year .4d John Andrews, 3d 8 Furze. son Mn Geo Nutt.
gelding, Wm Clark. One year old filly, Large Was, Isaac Salkeld, 2d Henry 5 Rhode Island Greening, J Stewart, Gent's chin, linen fnant, machine
(:k. Bros. One year old gelding, David Curwen, mall 3d Tos Hiltn.Curwen, 24 N'm 2d John }'otter. made, Mn Hamilton, 2d Mies Buchanan,
Cunningham. Span general pennies Swaftiel peas,
ea . HenryFurzr. u Baldwin, John Furter, 24 T Salkeld. 3d Mn Geo Nott.
hod John res or geldings,
Ja 0 Stewart,
osa White , 3ds, Thos Hamilton, 21 John
5 `t Lowrance, Rubt Walker, 2d Jas Gent's fancy flannel shirt, machine
Gordon. made, Mrs Humber, 21 Mees Buchanan.
d and £urriuge.-Brood mare and Andrews, 3d ti Curwen. Gravenstein, John Stewart, 2d H Y Gent's fancy flannel shirt, hand made,
foal Henry Morris 2nd Alex Young, 3rd Black oats. Thos Hamilton, 24 Joh Att Il Nn G 4ott 2d Mies Bschanan
Boys' handiwork, Master Frank Ham-
bar.
Paper flowers, Mies Oakes.
Pair bong earned rabbits, D W Me•
Pair,Brown LeghunehiekeM.MQew-
` man.
Grain cleaner, Armstrong 111...
White bronze monument, Jdellagher.
i1esper and mower knife sharpener, J
Rosa.
/bon. -John Mason, John McIntosh.
T .1 11e11.
6,Ne-C (:irrin, E Gaunt, H C Bea -
mom, A Drysdale.
41'-p and twine -C Proctor, John
Coultis, J L Courtiee.
Isnide so!Os-John Brunadeu, J P
(crown.
o Poultry --John Walker, J Andrews,
rLt,w•si,+.
John Porter., 2d R Gibbons M Allan Wm Grieve
year old gelding, Alex Young. Two Special p byRoxbury Russett, Jos y,t J Walker, Wm
year old filly, Wm Cunningham, 2nd ,1 collection cut flowers, M C Cameron, 2d Ru b.11•
ham, 2d Mrs J F Graham, 31 Mon watt
DluUen Spon carriage bones, Ala* it ii{lieli +• "vete ix. Pippie, John Marquis, 24
ATI"'
tiywiogtnr, r_ `.1‘.:11.1"4.".."
-t7«t.vtir W'm Muvdws►, R .Ilacie, J
d hl" John Stewee, arsine
horse.
-rod: !1Fiu J Breekenridge 11 dilatation
Bawds. Heavy draught loam, EBate- vary 2d of home made bread, J Stewart,
man, 2nd J McCloskey, 3rd J 0 Stewart SP Eng field wheat, Fife, W C Potter, 2d
John Morris. Spring foal, Dolt or 611', \
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John Morris, 2nd Alex Young. Dickson s • cul nut, Thos Carroll.
Morris. One year old filly, 8 Andrews pe P King of Tompkins county, J Dickson, Tatting, Mn Cunningham, ''.d Mies
One year old gelding, o o u r Two prize Hon A b} Russ, hes(
Whitely, 24 W Crochet work, modern, Din Cunning. fruit -A 'bands
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Best Spitzenburg Ewpus, Glen Bros, 2d Night dress, Mus Symingt.,n, '2d Mies
Best collection of grain (Registrar Buchanan.
3rd Jos. Whitely
reared.
She People's totem.
!'tENERAL SERVANT WANTED -
of To a °oa►Wteat girl enod wages win be
siren. Apply atone to Hitt;. SHAW. Blain
Street.
WANTED- -A 0000 OEK*RAL
servant. in • small famil Y tl,is u
rreegquired. Apply to MRS. Al
KR* Cameron street 555511
BuggyI;est 8 varieties a las
Forsyth,
2nd Jonathan Miller. FwMr.
horse. M Creasman, 2nd Rnbt McLean.d R 6 P J Dickson, 2d John 2,1 M muikton 3d Mrs 1) Cun Garden 1 f fd (•Irvin Jos
F. gates, 2nd Dr Whitely, 3rd ()pry, C A Humber.
x•1111 . 2d (' Elliott. 1'omme Grua, John Stewart, 2d Jas
Thorawelibreed. - Milch cow, 8 t rbenas E Bingham 2d '
Iden Russett, John Porter, 2d
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2 onam Ribston ippin, as is sono ice . y , 'rqr .i .. - ,
J 4 varieties ahleas, John Stewart, Id Man anis.CS1C. -MISS COOKE. AFTER 14
ai h I Goldthorpe, 14 Levy.
'nen vend' mode b prepared to
('IENERAL SERVANT WANTED
Imlmodiately. Good wages Ns•ee ps,
•eat girl. .tpply to peruse to ]I JOSEPH
E ILD. tenser klau and N alerie° streets. It
TEACHER WANTED -AN A8818-
T 4NT for S. 8. No. 5. Carbone. for the
reealader of Ism. unities to eumereace at
mice. !Salary at the rate or tis J a year.
to A. SANI tel. et.lttord, Oat tlra`1
APPRENTICE WANTED - TO
learn the hatter beelines& A reed Meet
bey of stoat le yeah preferred. Amity to E.
C. REICHER. Hamilton street. !N-11
'NOTICE TO PRiZE WINNERS.
1
The Treasurer of the West Riding Aakul-
rural Society will be in the Osumi JJury7toem
of the Court House. Gedertch. oft Saturday.
Oct. fd ter the purpose of 'Wag the primes
won at the fall raw be14 this week.
ALEX. WATSON, % ea mer.
Ooderieb. /Set. tial. inti,. WOO
UNICIPAL TAXES.
The Taste of the Town of Goderich are 11113 -
able
at my sake. Tows HAIL : tae seat MS
roust allowed ow all lases paid In
T per cent_ in October ; mad atter the Inti*
of December. 3 per nest win be elide&
Pay year taxes this maids esti owe $ gar
cent.
1
)(MINION STATUTES.
otice Is hereby given that espies ef the
attrition's Mecums for IMG. rnl. I, for distri-
bution to the Jostles of the Peace fes Hume
county, have byes received st the °Moe of the
Clerk of the Peter.
iRA LEWIS.
55gtlt Clerk of tete Peres.
' HOUSE WANTED -MUST HAVE
HOUSE
Tor-
geed NA A:. OF CORRESPONDENCE
.Olae of the now practical and mess
teeatul b oks puwlehed : evevT Tischer should
Aare . eopy : an school ibenld be.115.01 It
a oontalna evenIew.In capitalletterw abtwe
elation.. wrrrxr In li.aglbh.
specimen lettere. beautlreu s(.graysd, ate.:
MM. bi wwta C 1)'15W Meade, Tor -
water, cellar. mad other oeuvre'
enem, salt costals Teo or dee bedreewa.
Apply at this sake. mea
Onto. >l5aism
3rd Wm C Saddle bons, q
Hawthorndean, R Bonamy, 2.1 John
Old 12 varieties verbenas, Jahn Stewart, Stewart
•
having vane les ve ' I Dickson.
John Stewart. (;
raised calf sins Sept. 1st, 1885 -tat and AfO °
2d I-.aac Fisher, 3d Thns. Beattie.- One John Stewart.A+t-H Claes.
year old bull, Wm. Clarke. Ons year g different ruses, E Bingham, 2d its C 2dSS Furst.Pomme Criss, Jos T Salkeld, MF racy leather work, Mies Symington.
4 varieties verbenas, E Bingham, 24 } Salkeld
ngg am.
Miguardise lace, Mies M Allan.
Embroidery in linen, Mus Symington,
2d Mn J F Graham.
Point lace, Mn J F Graham, 24 Miss
Symington.
Hannon lace, Miss Symington, 24
(beim-M Hutchison, John ('uII Ire pupils for this Mies r$!IE
• Geo Harris. quarterly. Terms : --M per quarter. 7rm•
19,,, , Vcnwfuct.tres-C Nairn, J 11
, Colborne, (T Old.
Ldiee' ld'..nl-Mn W Salkeld, Mrs
i ey.
old heifer, Isaac Fisher, 2d T. Beattie, d bouquet, Camemn.•W er, Jas Dickson, 2d W Rumhall.
►d Wm. Bowden. Two year old heifer, aoquet, 6 Elliott,2d A Wat ag°
Wm. Clarke. {toll calf. 1st and 2d HBeauty of Kent, Wm Murne'.
son. Grimes Gulden, Rubt Walker.
Isaac Fisher. !Heifer calf, Tyke Herd, Table bouquet. (: Elliott. Any other kind named, ter, Walter
2d consisting
u den. e3f1 mal Clarke. Herd, Collectiou ,.stations, A Watson. Hick 2d John Porter.
IsaacFug ant threw females and one male Collection dianthus, double, G Elliott,
Isaac Fisher. 2.4 \\rat Clare. 2d E Bingham.
Vnfin ..r (:r.r.l. 4',file. Pow, having
Any other kind named, winter, .T. hn
Porter, 2d ,los Whitely.
Collection dianthus, single, (1 Elliott. Quince, A M Ross, 'ld .Tahr. Andrews.
rased calf since dept. 1st, ISai sal and Floral design, G Elliott, 2d A M Roes. plate crab, Hors, J hrn, d C A
21 Win. b.,fer,Minden, 3d Isaac Salkeld. Two
Collection zinnias, double, 11 Ellintt. Humber.
ear old baiter, J T Salkeld, 2d Isaac Collection single geraniums, G Elliott,
r old
held. 3d S Furze. One yea
and 24 Wm. Meilen,
{'air year raid Steen,
lever calf, .luhn Dlanlu
. 3d Thos. Beattie. Heifer
w 34
heifer. 1st •31 Wm
McDougall. Tease I
(Salkeld S n, 2d
J 0 Stewart eifer
oaf. Amos Fisher, 2d W m. !Lowden,
8 Ferre Fat o: or Meer. R Mclean.
2d and 3.1 8 Andrews. Fat heifer ur
tsar, S Andrews, 2.1 and 3d K '
Yoke of wicking °ten, Ales. Chisholm.
t•n011.
2.1 John Stewart
Collection trues
flower, G Elliott, 24 J
Collection perennial
than 4 varieties, 0
(Aims,*r.-Aged rani, H Snell, 2.1 .l
0 $tewart,'Id .las inose. Mbearlinv ram, I
11 8ne11. 24 .1 I 1 Stewart. Ilam lamb,
!at and 2.1 11 Knell l'sir stet] owe.,
Vvl„g raised le nhs in Dann, H Snell, 2.1
0 Stewart. Pair .hairline ewes, 11
dash, 24 J 0 MSlewirt, 3.1 H Curwen
Ade ewe lambs. H Knell, 2d Wm Clarke.
.1 O Stewart.
Dad .Aged ram, John ('ummince
show,sg rata, .I..hn COmminrs Ram
}1 b, Jae Cummings Pair aged ewe.
Mrd Weed 1111.Jia in 1806, let and land
7154..
, double ; 6 varieties named, 4 of each. A M
Stewart. Ross, 2d J Stewart, 3d Thos Weather
pt5ttea not logs aid.
ball 2d A Dickson.
Elliott, 2d C .\ t varieties named, 4 of sack, W Rum -
(lumber. Bartlett, l' A [fussier, 21 Wm Steal
Humber.
varieties gladiolus, A Watson.
Collection asfield
*stem, /: Elliott. Flemish Beauty, Amos Fisher, 2d Jas
(1
C.,Ilection balsam spikes, in bl
F.Ill.tt. Vicar of Winfield, Glen Bros, 2d Jas
Collection stocks spikes, G F.11ioti
Collection petunias, single, G Elliott. Gordon.
Collection petunias,double, J Stewart, Duchess D'Angouleme, Thi* Weather -
24 A Watson. aid, 2d (len 4114.
t•,n Louis Ronne de Jersey, Horace 1107-
4r-
4 nelson plants, in blonai, G Elliot,. ton.
Jo2 y nDMcIn yrs. Horton, 2d
12 «dem, (1 Elliott, 2d .2
A M K• .. j
tl c.acom+rs
ea, in bloom, (1 Elliott. 9 Fare
4 aohtmedea, no bloom. A Watson ' Burre Diel, J H Williams, 21 A
4 begemeas rex, U W Crews, 2d M (' W'al«m.
Wm,
C.,x.
(' IIwe t •annals (: 311 .11
Camemn. 1 Beasrre Bone, R Bitagham, 24 S
4 fuchsias, varieties, in 14,wer, G Furse.
Ellintt I Rearm Clargeau, A M Roes, 2d Thos
%peelings fuchsia* in bloom,0 Elliott. Wes h.rald.
Silk embroidery, Mrs J F Graham, 2d
Mies M Allan,
Fancy braiding. and material. Mrs (1
Nott, 2d Mw Buchanan, 3d Miss Sym-
ington.
Ribbon work, Mrs .1 F Graham, 2d
Mn Wm Cunningham.
Fancy knitting by hand, Mrs ,T F'
Graham, 21 Mw Symingt,m, 3.1 Mrs G
Nott.
Fancy knitting by machine, Mrs W C
Potter, 2d Mrs Harvey Howell.
Plain knitting by machine, Mrs H
Howell.
Fancy patched work, Mies Symington. •
Patched quilt. in r. tt•.n, Mn G Nott,
24 Mrs Haney Howell.
Patched quilt, in w.w,i firs T Hamil-
tion, 2d Mrs Ge. N,-tl, 3rd Mn ,James
Roes.
Chenille work, Mn 3 F Graham, 2d
Miss Symington, 3d Mrs W Cunning-
ham.
Outline embroidery, Mrs J F (sham,
24 Mus Symington.
Painting on silk or satin, oils, Mies
Hemphill, 2d John McIntyre, 3d Mies
Hemphill.
Pontine on elk or satin, water Polon,
Min M Allan.
Roman in linen, Mrs 11
Iiawley.
Arn.ine work, Mies Symington, 2d
Mrs Geo Nott, 3d Mrs W Cunningham.
.lames Dalton hest a valttablo horse last
week.
John 3, Dalton takes a trip to Kintail
regularly. Jack don't believe in having
his girl a distance off
Mies Keefe, who has been
in the Lake Superior region for the pas
three or four years, is paying a volt to
her friends.
ZiMsi1.
.limen and A. L McGregor shipped
some horse flesh for Duluth, Minn., this
week. Menlo McKenzie and Wm Young,
of Colborne. again tried their luck by
.hipping 10 Dakota.
Mies It.ebeca Finlayson, s]1 Lochalsh,
visited her many friends on the lake
shore this week.
Alex McKay. of Scotland, champion
hese' weight athlete of America, is now
visiting friends in this place. He will
start for Scotland on Wednesday morn•
int.
M.Ky and McKenzie are rushing
their steam thresher this week is] crdsr
u,
ful41 promise.
Ladies: envelopes at 1c. and 7s. pee
pk. at Tea Swami o$cw. Best quality.
QHOFLT HANO. -ISA AC PiTMAN'S
PHUNt11KAPHY. The meet paperer u5a-
tem taught. Instruction hooks for sale at Ties
:410,1• I. °Klee. k% ray boy awl girl should
earn shorthand. 1
Strayed Animals.
etAME ON THE PREMISES OF
•.i the subscriber, .bout the Welk el
Aagast. • dark bay ally about ewe years aid.
Two owner im reg vested 1s prove ''11iy
ea
rspene, and take i1 noway Apply) ea no
1►. M.iit1.1.1VItAY, lot 1. con. L Celi.ree.
Salt feed P,U. 1014 -
TRAY CATTLE -STRAYED ON TO
►. the pre ROOM of for underelwned. south
hall of let Wt. con. 12, West Wawanenh. about
the IM o1 Amine*, three yearllsg cattle. VIM.:
new heiferdark reit one suer, dark red, w1red
white spot on fnrebwad owe M
. rad white. All 1• goo l order. vrner to
re.itxded tow T e*prpees 1 their
away. M:11x1 1+ AttI MS.
N eel Wawanosh. Aug. 15th, MIL tam
For Bale or to Let.
TORE TO RENT. -THAT WW-
• iTI'ATEDstore. oa the Steam.
ant eeceolmA Af Mims Oranam, am • vatMere. Pom.r r igi TPA oa *be IMO(
next. Appty to MR.". S. 000RI -
street.
L1ARM TO LET FOR A TERM OV
reap. LM In are, In the Matteis/ ewe -
cession, of the Towsehip of-Oedeeteh. _tr i 1
to letter to J
Merchasta nee wet their MR Whit
®:lids ke.. Re priat.rl at this *wee M M
Mille were 1haw tlwT ge*w fegty r tae
parr awd ft beep* to . r.ners t i* asss.
(taY o.d see ..mpl.e amd a.t p stosst.
The spans
exercised oat
two dear that
hood. They
t eri.g any of
Mrs Browt
Sheena of I
Mrs J. It 11
The were
Presbyterian
Rev. John
parodied a
the ucossion
by the ou1K1
(large V
feed, t.achei
S. 8. No. 1,
in the same
The Dory
their return
Monday last
Dungannon
A syoops+
the Rev A.
weak, will b
The mill
bestrews sin,
the scene of
well known
this place w
Our bees
from Miide
to play for +
war ammedi
is the boast
els has chal
is tocome t
The Foe
T. Burgess
will to kee
rest of the
of readied*
indeed Blu,
entertainmt
Mr Tho
editors of tl
nosnosd, u
Presbyter's
Temperer
ed to atter
The new
It 1•, any tc
The Me
painted int
Rev J
Rev Mr
Sabbet
plied Blue
Rev A.
day trip.
where the
ly Halton.
supplied k
The old
some fro.
size. It
Reading's
The be,
the
lightning
and ate
Mrs Jt
and lot r
Mn Irei
in St JOU
for a nus
Mn V
been viii
John '
fur St 1
with Ma
Wilde
again -a
ueighboi
Ft Ida
lot 12,
.-1 pot+t
of whin
remain.
head it
section
J. 111
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of peal
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held
20th t
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had b
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