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AN° CENERFtL INTELLICENC
GODERICH. ONT.. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1858.
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TOWN TOP
••4 Airframe mamba
Ala' feel We ear at.
Do not tall u ages Bead!
t,luca. fur solid mash
Look here ' /Or rill velar
spires. ac..saf1.lkOglirtar.
The ►:It (:seta It its b
sed a big Imam `.airier*
.t sooty. Ihroma
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free a par teeaL rlsp
Ura L.C. aresteik sad
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Nei maMu
pa lbota - bear
lldydlete Osman ee
The Band of Hope win meet on Sat- Ismer the aiming Roods, bet op to the 1
today ret three o'clock, is the basement , peewit all attempt* here proved us
1 ut Koos church. + aved:a m. The mislaid cords comprise
J. C. Detlor A Co. era making a hie! 1 larxe buz. tope handles, 1 small box,
dive for the fall tied.. bee their advt. 1 1 boodle, 3 camp shun with mattresses
io another ml'ao. wrapped around them, 1 table -belong
The Young WWinans Christian Tem- I ureeto w 1 r ori.., and
amtrunk
sod
the
s'snce upon will meet un Monde, at g R p
pruparty of Mr Seager. The goods are
kknowo to have been loaded on to a
waggon at the camp groinds, but were
newer seen afterwards. A mystery en-
shrouds the whole affair, and as bat-
talions from Easel, Kent, Lambt.ws
Waterloo, as well es Huron and Bruce
Remember Rev A Potter's lecture on were represented, it is hoped that the
"Itemineacences of American War" in papers throughout the aactiooe owned
Victoria St. church or the 181h. Ad- will make a note of the matter so that
aisaio0, Malts 20 cts, child's. 10 sesta the widest possible publicity be given to
the loss sustained by Memo Jordan and
Seeger, in the hope th.t thereby some
trace of the moving half waggon load of
stuff may. homestead.
mfrs R Heneersons at 7.3(1. All are is. on voted.
The W. C T. 1'. will hold an open
i,,.: m..ucg in the temperance hall
Tu.eday, t lot. 23, at which a good pro -
•l. gram will tie presented.
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. has the
and winter
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at the
.a4 prises
or uterine -
or emend
ere ! don.
sad serve
the sea.
wade trate.
The Literary Society of thiT islaeli
St. church will meet beat Monday
evening, when there will be reoitatiose,
readings and singing. The people are
limited to attend.
Strias GOODITI-T'uera was a large
Rev G. F. Balton, of Waterloo, who turnout at the westing in Knox church
has been so ill in town dtriaq the past I lectors room ou Tuesday eveniog Oast to
two weeks, we w pleased to leers hes bid • formal farewell tG Rev Donald Mc -
paired the critical Period* sod high Gilltvey. previous to his departure for
hopes are now entertained of his re- China The chair was taken by Mr
covery. Spence Allan, who called upon Rev J.
Rev A. Potter is delivering a swiss of A Anderson to toad a chapter and open
sermons in the Victoria -St church os with prayer. Addresses were then given
the T.o (',omesanda.ntd, be wilt preach by Capt. Gibson, Capt. Baxter, Mr.
next Sunday evening on "Thou .halt Allan, Mr Strang Rev Mr Anderson
not take the name of the Lord thy God and others. and key D. McGillivray sl -
in vain.' So gave a farewell address, in which he
The ladies of Knox March congregs• showed how he bad been led step by
tion intend having an entertainment in step to prepare himself for missionary
the ooauctl chamber on Nov. fat. It labor in the tar Kest. Rev John M. -
will open by a 5 o'clock tea, with a table Gillivray, of Monorail, brother of the
of fancy articles for este, and a concert young .iesiooary, was else Present, fad
daring the evening. The particular, will unman with kiss until kis departure
will be given later. from T.roato per C. P R. A pleasing
Tam M•Oiscxy FastiLY.-ontied- feature of the gathering was the fact
nods, last the G,nowiee telegrass was that a monetary donation from his many
received from Mr Behenna, Toronto :. friends in this ..scion was tendered the
"Fuftew hundred people heard the Mo- missionary, more than sofbetentpto de-
Gibesy Family here lot night. Se. To. fray Gia expenses to hu sew sphere of
lam
mato .es.' The McGibeny family At the close of the meeting shoes
Ames.'
will be in C.oderiob on Saturday even-
present premed forward to shake Mr
Mg, Oct McGillivray by the hand, and wish his
OODI1ICH CL -&u to CUM. -At the Godspeed on his Journey.
anneal meeting of the Goderish Carling Goss To Hos MtxigloxasT Wonc.-
Club, held on Wednesday evening the Rey Dusald McGillivray, an old (rode -
10th inst., the following officers were rich boy, who has aocepted senors as a
elected for the onsaing : Captain maesioftery to China, 0000pted Knox
church pulpit os Sunday evening. There
was a large attendance. Placed before
the pulpit was a chart Memo( the rela-
tive popalatiuns of Canada, Great Bnt
Mia, the United States, Fran.., Ger-
many, the old Roman Empire, and
Chia. The pres'ther did out pres:b a
sermon, in the ordinary aeeeptsooe of
the term. bat delivered a strong mission-
ary dimmer" that was very effective.
He gave mote ten or twelve ramose
whish had actuated bine is becoming •
miesooao7 to the Chines., and thea
went on to say, in reference to himself,
that be sought no particular sympathy
from his audience. He wee goiag out to
the healthiest part of China, without
any incombraeoss, to do the work of tae
best of Masters. Living wee very .heap.
Has limited salary would enable him to
live in good working condition, jest as
b.sdreds of young men had dose is that
part before. Missiusaries in othee parte
were not receiving too high salaries.
Health demanded them in other eh -
mates, sad besides a aisaonary .sold
make as good see of money .e any other
man. He did net believe is begging his
living from the Mathes. That was mot
the Scriptural plan. They who psewh
the Gospel should live of the Gospel aid
not of the heaths.. All the reasose the
weaker Rave for seldom the Gospel to
Chinaware rets.s i.spelliog him to go.
God had opted up his way in a remark-
able way. He trusted that this same
God would be with and bl.sa him to do
His wort. In closing the .pater asked
the prayers of the people, not for himself
bot for the Chinese, urging especially
prayer for two more misuusaries needed
sorely in Hosts.
iep,ers wren* *ad . rood ter McGregor. President ; E. R. Watson,
oche, doe sad morel et Cheaper
yamiaataswmdfewrea det. Bead by Fier -President ; C. A. Humber, Seely.
retoslstts.dtnvrs$. Tress ; E. Martin, J. Yale, T. B. Petry
and P. Adamson committee of ilanego-
eOmcsmo or W. C. T. U. -At the
annual meeting of the W. C. 1'. U. had
Sept 18th, the following officers wens
elected : President, Mrs Wm Camp-
bell ; Vios•Presidente, Mrs Gibson, Ms
Rev)) Potter, Mrs R. W. McKenzie ;
Cor -Secretary, Mn Alex Morton ; nac-
os* wok tks Tawwg wan or the tows as Secretary, Miss Trainman • Treasurer,
what enwel' ser. that Woo t'e .tor...
sa.Wwdt. N W hest Mee a tura to buy
..,.tfeak iw. sir take dose bear cub, a home
);ileasereem ay.d, ehrered Uwe.
ih -DUt%U the rreest owl men
w1yN„dwee.ta`t to beteMan
beees ble to do with
r,,,gme, to ;Mir winter Itao.et..
Tly tiryf.ieyrdeetOee. Reyna.
a .,, .tg r{ f alta••• amid taking poison
d,Ythii.es W bees the rave all the
mod the r rE s j dente'
ardhh- Miss Stokes ; Mn Wm. Campbell, Mn
Leech, and Mn Jobe Nattel were ap-
pointed delegates to the Provineiel W.
C. T. U. convention now is e.ssios is
Smola.
fee arememem at tm
tremor's CtlLUIT1 * w TRsrr.utres
Slew will met recalarly Tsedgfar the tra•a.cties
▪ i,m,_1 ehermiooe at 271
,MO• W le ttthee week is eoedWyvery votted
I OWL
lswtssq, arl: (what ser he; d'„ know.
eel: heat nes be ; tM place.1 : w here
s e ; ' e do de 1.what. se she ; the beet. w r. sem be to
L of
(Orethe highly ass
(out es he : mrd speciosa' of. am 1 et f w►at.
,etre ; M:
,. y; MO ort. res 1. in islet seaws :
Poem seai wase,, res lie : u BSinews'S se.
1. /w right. neswise wishes t3 asseeeee to the
tthat d Alai at ;be corad after m e meetly
by Trager ! Porter. where he is -
teem bra thr krt and sears turslrbt•g
wad, mere exterdvdf c6an ewer. T'hsnktsg
Ale awes raloolstsr Morli.ea a.Maglaasss.e ins
dt Me
esswmas1 b5 5.w stem. where he trill
bet a r acts le esppb tisk wamit*.
•.r...'. WM Move ta"
Msenaxice• INNTITvre. -The beard of
directors of the Mechanics Institute
have appointed Mr W. R. Robertson as
teacher for the Commercial Coarse -
writing, arithmetic and book-keeping for
the ensuing term. The nteetiog to
organise will be held oo Friday, 'Kitt
oast., ret 7.30, is the Class -Room of the
Institnts, Mt which the hoop and the
evenings of the class will be decided
upon, also all information regarding the
subjects to be studied, tonne, eta, will
be given. Tb. sorting will be open to
the peblic sad all who are interested ere
sepsmally requested to be pretreat.
HEBIGFitIR
rood, Barn; sallies dray age, Study
-I 0 Stewart, 2d H Corwin; sheaths.
RoagetRp-Stallion 4 years old sod i nm, 1st and '2 i H ioel+; ram I*mb, .1 0
upwards, not lea than 15 hands, nor 1 St.wart, 24 H (!urwin; parr ewes, _
over 11;; hand, high. Jonathan Malnor, shears and ,.ver, 1.t sod 21 H 8elet ,. 3d
2d Alex Bogie 3d N'm Entail ; etaCiom J O Stewart: poor •i shewrinn41 ewes, let
'R land 24 H Keel!, 3d H Correia ; pear of
soy ace, Junatban Miller ; till, or geld- iswe leets., J t) Stewart, td H Smell;
ing. 3 years fid, .bows it baro.", speed pen of L-tce.ten, c nota Ing of 1 ram, 2
A Big Turnout on School Mild- and style considered, Dr Whitely, 2d T item. or., ehrars and ser, 2.11rullag
ren's Day. O'Neil, 3.1 John Knox ; filly or gelding, i ewes and 2 ewe lamb., 11suell
2 years old, A M Polley, 24 Alex Cbi.- ,
Bros.
bulot ; yearling or; gelding, A
A Moat Successful Yyrotechric' 1.001141, 2d Thus Tuplifillyngbruud flare 16
Display. hands high and wader with foal by her
eV., A M P.4107,24 C Morris,3d Duncan
McCurole; foal a 1848, D McLaren, 2.1
A M P.,flay; pair of matched horses,
mares or geldings, 16 hands high sod col-
der, .1 Ward; single horse, mars or geld -
Some of the Special Fea;;t:res-otins. ltibar.de high and nude', speed and
the Fair. etyle considered, Win McLean, 2d T
u':geill, 3d Wm Smith; stallion with
Soar of bu props Susi$ a a 18/!t
The Full blot of Prise Takers at Ym Elliot..
the Fair. Sat.DLL Hossee-(Osldiage or Starts)
-Saddle hurae,mare or gelding, P Cook,
The Om; Northwestern Exhibition 2d latae Salkeld, 3.1 Robt McLean;
pony in saddle ander 14 hands high,
doled a4 Ovdgrich on Friday afternoon, redden by boy ander 14 years old, Beat-
smd was beyond all question the great- tie Bros, 2d P Cook, 3.1 A M Pulley.
est fall show ever held in the county of L*ter Rtosos AND Dstvs.•-Mi. Mc -
Huron, Notwithstanding the uof*tor Lear, 2d Mrs Beattie, 3d Mrs Wilson:
able weather the Fair was a success from lady driver, single, buggy, Mies May
every standpoint, and it hu now been Bay, fid Miss Clark., 3d Mias Gardiner;
demonstrated that Godertch an out- lady dnbler, double, roadsters, Miss May
Bay, 2d Mrs Elliott.
C.RRt*oc Hoass+-Stallion 4 years
old and upwards, 161 hands and over,
shown in harness, A M Polley ; brood
An Earlier Date Should be Set
for Holding the Show.
etnp all other towns in this district as a
place for the holding of a large exbibi
two. The directors will need to see to
it next year that the Fair is held earlier
in the season so as to avoid the onfavor• ware „vet lei hands hyth, with foal by
able weather which has been exponeoced her side, Cha. N•ftel, 2d John Roomer;
for the two exhibitions now put. Tb*. foal of 1888. Jobs Ruis.ier, 2d Chas Nat -
it a matter which we have every reason
to believe will be attended to nem year,
std with the advent of good weather,
phenomenal success must result.
Thursday, whoa children's day, was
undoubtedly the lei,( day of the fair.
1301 little ones took part in the proces-
sion, and it was a grand sight to ase the
"rising generation.' stepping lightly and
joyfully W the band music. Iodepend-
estly of the children over 3000 adults
attended the Fair on that day. Fire-
works in the evening. exhibited by Prof.
Hand, were ezosedingly tine and gave
greet satisfaction. Our space will not
allow of • mon extended introduction
Tie wesdartal heath • et aeetbiU tiro COrr1ITTID roll Twat. - Ilamael
La*mdea! wades. horst BIysR
est m c ryr wrr tLe escrst a euoe..r tie, livery stable keeper, Brussels,
syr, t•.W, sen Threat Aethasa Wtwep- and W m. Hester, blacksmith, of the
bwsaay
ow uC P*P0I 1ea.amRtbntw trma. Disse, were on Wednesday ane-
w wse smotive ative pewees. Nothing
r eapfrtoritewer ether remedies has created milted to stand their trial for rewiring
we &me d free li Om' all para .t t e Pre'- Maes goods knowing them to be stoles,
sow wep►yt esewaaeaaes tdpbdes.s• ustt"who sod were brought to jail on Thsreday
rsesa„d it woes moat It. OragglstessY tt morning by constables Seat sad Ainley.
R„ M ea. Mr..ale. O.. It appears [roar the .irideses that they
gnttlT,IT had induced s yosug lad who was .lark•
yrs dee W Vanatt r is viwti.g refs- ing in Adam Good's store to give them
tires i. Wingham articles without eateries them sft the
go, (bogie Jamieson, of Bayfield, boot. The .elation. *fomentation had
till preach is Knox church wit fish bees got ea ler some time sad were
both morning. ',tooted by Mr Good on Wednesday
ggi,,, Sarah Corbett, of Dunlop, was taorsing, whenwd.Mid dt
too Resit of Maes Amnia Lathy of the eases taken x the as
Hero, rood dorm* leek weak.
Kiei. *mind tt'ileo., of this Lamm hie
sofa severed to take charge of the dress
M,d mfstle department of Messrs Me -
Coll 8too O.hewa
Kr J 8 Macdougall, had a eseo...
growth of resph.rnes to his gardes IgM
week. We tared thaw, sad Posed them
tootbse.e-
Miss Bella J. Stewart, of Saltford, if
spending • few months visiti.g friends
in Tomato, Wood.took, Listowel sad
other Foist.
Mr Thos Deans, prod's' .eswhad,
W10ghase. aeeneopasted by Mrs Deans
and ane. Went pare of left week in tows,
the g.swofbmsister, Mrs Jno. W. Van-
atter.
Dr. M Nicholson., the West -et dentist.
shakos the preservation of the natural
teeth •'/.snit,. Gas Jari•twessd hoes
9 a m. Mr the peisbm .xtnetion of
teeth.
New Mn.uxsav Draw -The Miess i o.r sr ams Svaa*eta' GUM -Tae
Yaws. Tomer resident. of Ooderieb, per - Stratford swap broke asp o. J'.' 304,
posoep.eing 051 • REM sill Mere odd the mimes e'spa.ies rinsed Os
i■ buss. Aebeass's block North -et. tan p.ida hem whim. they dM ed for
Their `'d •enf
i.•a.'t .in es- .pilnazi the whisk
asap theta weremed ee
elle
ei took with i1ke
A Bio Rsir.iwt.--Mese s 11.. d ! Puked ay era rwasid is Shako +au-
Wbh.I,, of this town• are reported to makes, 11.1 ewe W .f geed., M. pre
seipp.4 10 000 l arvele of apples PM/ of Q"rtararaabr
jeweils sad Mm/- *..1kroner. Me the pWm/i . et10. Ms
war maw its dew. tial damaged with oasts. The soar.
Iaa.kw". y teei 1 M the OM LIZ Several attempts have bees ie wvidwtll d **aka tit Jostles'
Me-
wed. by Mr Jordan Sail Oben to yf- pow is le is%
SPECIAL FEATURES.
THm 1. O. 0. r. PHOTOGRAPH
esu a collection of pictures At 92 uem-
ben of the I. O. 0. F., Guderi:h, and
was mach admired by everyone who saw
it. It was one of the contributions of " MARRA-IMPOITID LIM Rsalense:Its-
Mr R. R. Sallows, and redacted credit
tel; hlly,.2 years old, Robt Beacom;
gelding, 2 years old, John Porter, 2d
A M Polley; yearling filly or gelding,
Jahn Roissier 1st and 2d; single carriage
horse, mare or gelding, over 16 bands
Mich. Chas Morris, 24 Dr Whitely, 3d E
Belcher; female of any age, diploma,
Robt Beacom.
GENERAL PUrPoSe Horses.-suitable
for farm, road and saddle -Brood mare
with foal by her side, D MoCorvie, 2d
Geo Green, 3d Joe McClusky; filly or
gelding 2 years old, S Cox, 2d Wm
Clark.
HlavY DRAUGHT Rosary* -Stallion,
4 years old and upwards, J P Fisher, 2d
F McDonagh, 3d J P Fisher; stallion, 3
years old, W J Biggins; stallion, 2 yew
old, A Allen, 24 Wm Clunk; stallion,
yearling, A Allen, 2d R Meteb; stallion
with four of his progeny Nand in 1888,
alike os the photographer and the lodge Brood sure, with foal by her side, Alf
that ,mold number so many good look -
Cal n Cunningham; foal of 1888,
ing repeeeept•tiv.a W Conningtam, 2d Alf C.err.
MARai CA.NADtAN BRIO - Brood
0H. Al•HI1ON'a TmtOE DISPLAY mare with foal by her aide, H Taylor, 2d
and show of harness was also a good one, John Churchill, filly, 2 yew old, Geo
and proved that Mr Acheson lets no op- Carroll, 2d Was Clark: gelding, 2 yeses
portanity pea of letting the public, old, Glen Bros; yearly gelding or filly,
know that he hoes first -.lass stock. r Ds: id Ryan, 2d Thome. Campbell, 3d
A Glen; foal of 1888, John McCartney,
24 A Yoaoq; span of heavy draught
horses, mares or soldier, to waggon, Jae
Reynolds, 2d J 0 Stewart, 31 E Butt
SHEEP -SHORT WOOLED.
SorrHD,wris-RenO2 sheen and over.
Glen Br.,.: eh...rtong ram, Glen Bros.
2d J O Stewart,31 (Oen line; nm Lomb.
1st and 24 Glen Bros; pair ewes 2 shams
end over, G:eo Bre, 21 J (1 Stewart, 3d
(ilea Brd»; p•:r ohearling ewes, J U
Se.wart. 24 and 31 Olen Bros; pair .f
ewe lambs, 14 and 24 Glen Sure; pre
of Soethdowns, cot.sisting of 1 tat* 11
Nes, two' shears and over, 2 shouting
*wee and 2 ewe lambs, Gleo Bros.
01' mosales Duo:as-Ram 2 shears
and over, Js. Tabb ; ram lamb 1st mad
24 Jas Tmbb ; pair of ewes 2 shears •ad
over, Jas Tabb ; pair of ahearling ewes,
1st and 2nd Jia Tabb; pair of ewe bamboo
let and 2d Jam Tabb.
Stiaorsetea Dowse- Ras 2 attars
and over, Jia Gaper ; Sl m:ling ram,
Jas McFartsn, 9d H Snell, 3d John
Salkeld, er ; Ram Web, Jobs 41181kead,
sr., 24 Jae McFarlane ; pair of ewes 2
shears and over, Jae McFarlane, 24 H
Snell, 3d Js. McFarlane ; pair of sheer
lino ewes, H Snell, 24 J•. Cooper. 3d
E Butt ; pair of ewe lambs, Jas McFar-
lane, 2d H Snell ; pen of Shropshire
Dowo., consisting of 1 ram, 2 ewes two
shears end over, 2 shearling ewes and 2
ewe lambs, Jia MaFarlem.
FAT bnssr-Best pair of fat sheep,
ewes or wethers, J 0 Stewart, 2.1 and
3d Wm Bowden
PIGS -SMALL BREEDS.
11PRO. ID Bsacsa mea -Baler over 1
Feer and ander 2 7years, Ju Tabb, 24
John Clark. 3d Geo Trott ; boar littered
in 1888, John Clarke, 24 Geo Trott •
boar of any age, diploma, H Corwin, 2d
Goo Trott • sow over 1 year and nailer
2 years, Robt Fitzsimmons, 2d Wm An-
drews, 3d J T Salkeld ; sow littered in
1888, Robt Fitzsimmons, 2d Jas Tabb,
3d Robt Fitzsimmons
Surrocss-Bou littered in 1888, Jen
Bogie, 2d Samuel Potter ; sow 2 years
and over, Jas Bogie, 2d S
Potter ; sow
over 1 year and ander 2 yeas, John
McDonald ; sow tittered in 1888, Jas-
Bogie 2D, 2d S Potter ;an. of any age,
diploma, John McDonald.
PIGS -LARGE BREED&
WHITS R*ONZI molt•ros!tT.
Mr W. M. Griffin of Clinton, repre-
senting the Kt Thomas W. B. Mosament
Co., showed a very handsome white
bronze mooument whi3b is to be erected
in Maitland cemetery to the memory of
the late Peter Murray of the firm of
Williams L Murray, of Shu tows.
It is 4 ft square at the base, Moot 17 ft
high, weighs nearly two toes, and pre-
meds a very fine appearance'. The
a.osumeot is made of pure zinc, which
Dr Baker Edwards, of llfontrsel, and B.
F. Cesig of Washington, U.S., the Gov-
ernment anyli ts;ltor the two o,ontries,
say is far more durable than *tune. The
emblems are very appropriate and the
lettertnh s very pia in and nest.
Hs Wools To Gsr OPT. -The Yell
of Saturday thee refers to a persas
named Jenkins, who is sow iseereerated
is Goderieh jail: "The edam of the
Breese& Budget,• W apparently grows
emery of the dell monotony of life is
pole sad is seeking to be Mimed. He
was committed to prison fur oomtem pt of
mart loy Mr Justice MacMahon w the
19th September last for thirty days. The
offence for which he was subjected to
this penalty 'assisted in his dwregaed-
isg an order of the ooert prohibiting tae
publication of certain libellous matter
referred to in a suit of Grant v. Jeskins.
Mr Jenkins took no soiree d the order
of the court, sod eae0 weekly Is..e of
hie paper eostaiud fresh ettesd woe
Mr Grant, with the result sssetiened,
that IIfr Jostens W 'pest the lost two
weeks is solitude and eon1nemet. The
Mal of this setae. toms o on the lith
1Na.t, and Mr JosNa. desires his re-
lease, amoapt other rameaa, in orde to
prepare his aefesee. The motion to
shorten taw time d kis en.fineeseat
some on yesterday bole's Chief Jar
ties Armour, sad was by hem el-
ia red until reds to be hoard y
Yr Jttsliss lgaelff ihen, who .54.
the edified cedar fee .els.iMaL" Os
Meeday the Neil had the following :-
Massa v. Joshing. -R. P. Echlin, for
tan defend --t is ea seers of libel.
moved Mr se order for the release ret the
defendant from su iody ender as .sin
for his eot.inittel for thirty days far
di sbediosw be ren ieje-Miea ender OM
bibiuug the p. -'--'es if l____s
mailer eanmraisg the pisbtifL D
A Boo Siocs BALI. -One of ths
largest ea.. of thoroaekbrad stook, and
iapleieita will be held ns the premis-
es
remix
es of Mr Tho. Beaty, lot 12, ens. 4,
0oderich township, on Thursday, 0.1.
lfith, do.meoieisg at 10 o'eleek as.
Aaoagat the thorooghbndd will b. os'
4 -year-old bill, with pdigreo ; 3 regis-
tered
egio
tered own. i. calf ; two !-
thoroughbred heifers i• two
tboroegbbr.d heifers cakes ; mad the
number of high-grade is also eseeptaoo-
ally large. Fie. amens sad two flee
spriatt oohs will elan be .%red. to-
got6.r with s member of the West seed
b..1 rtisbm el esrissihnl .sti.ery.
Iw.aheos will be mend daring the .act
..d eeneeymm..s will most pants.
eoihit by train to attend the ala Mr
IMO, lee rested hie farm kr a Mom d
7emea, .red is retiring Irma Molar 1.
that low- The Mame' w he wield
by the p.opis's ..diosser. Job. Kaes.
0. W. THo..0x'e DISPLAY.
On entering the main building the first
object that to catch these on the cen-
tre platform, .as the fie* display by
Geo W Thomson art pianos, organs and
sawing .•chine., whish woad hare done
credit to soy city exhibit. Here was
the Stevenson piano, • perfect gem of
beauty, which for .r,eltence of
workmanship, delicacy of touch, bril-
liancy mod parity of tone r represented
to bean instrument to be desired by all
bven of good music the organs were
from the .ataafaob►ry of Mears Wm
Doherty & Ota., which for artistic finish
.ad virility of tone require to be sees
and heard to be appreciated. The dis-
play of sewing machines are from three
sssul.otoriss the White, the Warmer
and the Williams. These machines are
mid to have token the highest sward
ever bestowed oa any sawing machines.
Mr Thomees beim a practical. man is
the bovine., having an experience of
twenty-two years Rives all his costcmen
the beestit of each experience, and
thousands of families are now the happy •-
posaeestxs of these beautiful maobises, Fisher; heifer r alf Funder 1 year 44. Wm
whieh will lest a lifetime. Hen stool McLean, 24
was a fine display of Witmer lamps Best pair of 2 year old .teen. 1. W.
whish *made a rood shoring evens* the I McDonald, 2d J 0 Stewart : Beet peer
.ore powr4u l.mdmiary, the .'..tris 1 d ]'•fling steers, Wm Cunning►•., 1d
Ilight T0.se 1eil9a are cueing men J O Rfewsrt; Mat herd, eondieting of oma
0 4 snoreInas Sas aver, day and eta G f If sed • 2
tamed to 20 diff.ssst sass.
!AIDING IN THE Ri110
Man or /iodine owned or driven by
farmers only, C Morris, 2d John Cex
sad 2 Grey -ties: gentlemen't trot, R
McLean, 2d A Smith, 3d Dr Whitely;
.t.U,00 rasa, Ike Groff, 24 Jay Gould,
3d Archie Bo.rbon: team coos, E Bow
.osbury, 2d T Mclean, 3d J Ward.
CATTLE.
Dt-ztsus -Bull, three yew old and
upwards, W J Rtggia& 2d Alex Glee; 2
year old ball, H Spell, 24 D A Purvis;
1 year old ball, Isaac 8.10.1d, 24 Nape
Fisher; ball calf ander 1 year, W J Big.
gins, 2d H Beall; ball of any age, W J
Biggios; row in calf or giving milk, 14
end 24 W J Biggins, 3d Isms Fisher; 2
mar old heifer, W J Biggins, 1J Isaac Bruno Cs tislni-Bnbsu, light, i
tuber; 1 year old heifer, W J Biggins; Mauro, 2d Robt McLean; Bedtime.
boiler calf under one year, H Shall, !d dark, Robt Melissa, 24 JIM'S Meaw;
Isaac Fisher: heat female of ..y age, Cochin'. white, let sada 9d Jas Memos;
diploma. W .1 Biggiee; bast herd, toe- Cochin., black, 1.t and 2d W m Weida,
fisting of 1 hull end 4 females, W J Bag- Hambargs, spangled gulden sad silver.
mg. Jas Mere, 2d J A Natal; binet Span -
Anisette. -Cow in eon or giving ash, white faced, Jas Macro, to em
milt, J P Fisher. Wright; Leghorn., white, J A Nmftal;
Potion A.RRusaxw--Ball, 3 years old Leghorn., brown, single and rem combo
cod upwards, Jam McFarlane; bull coif Gee Morrow, 24 itobt McLean; 101, -
ander one year, Ju M.Ferlane; ones in mouth Rocks, 1.t and id Jae Dtukew;
reIf or cawing milk, 1M sad 24 Ju Mo- Wyandott.s, 1st and !d R.L. Walesa_•!
Fares", 3d J Andrews; heifer calf on- pmt, blies* brea.tpd red. Jas Mauro. I I
der 1 year, Jae McFarlane, 2d John Ad- Geo Morrow; game. pile, MBA Adams:
drew*. gas*, d.ckwine fns Rod Adams; amen
Gagne Camas -Cow giving milk or im tame, black brs•Med red, Jas Meso,
toff, oolong and beefing qualities eon. M Immo Salk(sld; game bantams, cloak -
metered, Hy Corwin. td John Andrews. wing, let sad lid Gregor McLean: paw
3d Jes Mcfardy: 2 year old heafer,Iasse beatnms, any other b.sed. Robe lb -
Fisher. 2d and 31 J (1 Stewart; 1 year lean; mew. sal vsriel , Joke 8.lk.14,
1d heifer, John W McDonald. 9d Isom. sr.; les fowls, 2d lame Salkehl; polo♦
Um of barnyard fowls. e.euistimg of fives
pair of any kiwi., J ! SaleekL
NAMID-ANT Klan -Boar 2 years.
and over, Win Andrews ; boar over !
year and ander 2 years, Wm Andrews;
mw two years and over, Wm Andrews;.
best pen of icy breed, consisting of 1
boar and 3 sows of any age, Geo Trott.
POULTRY.
Brahma.. li,tht, 1st sad 2d Robt Ma} -
Leas; Brahman, dark, let and 2d, Jas
Mauro; Cochin., white, J Munro; Each -
ins. black, Wen Wright, 24 Sod *Jaseai:
Cochin., buff, H Rinse; Ham
ba
spangled golden and silver, fat eons
Jas Munro; Hambartp, black and .hieo.
Rod Adams, 24 Jas Kanto; Leghorn..
whit., John A Mattel; Bogdan*, Wad
Wright; Polish spangled, 1st and M 8.
Rin..; Plymouth Rocks, Jas Diskette;
Wyandotte., R L Walton; Rails. blank
breasted red, 1st and 2d Jae Mang,
game, clockwise, Rost McLean; Rasa.
bantams, black breasted red, Robt Mar
Lean, Jd Ju Munro,; pm., bantam.*
d.okwing, Gregor McLean, 3d Bob%
McLean; turkeys, bronze, 24 8 L 8aett:
geese, any 'amity. John Sa1k4W, eg.;
decks, Pekin. H tines; docid,sall'gels.
Jt , John Salkeld, sr ; pea (owls, Guise%
ohn Salkeld, er.
t0. year from the Mahal
Ori pal
M•! m.rkNs. -
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courtroom ! was
had m essisg Maws ea um ground, in
the shape of a Gra-ekes restaurant,
Where geed seals "revs moved at all
bolus, to all who wonted them. This
was psetiooiarly o ennvwiece to the' SHEEP -LONG WOOL.
s3sIkm.o and others ebo wen oo.pelled 1 crrewoI.m-Ra. 2 .bees sad ever,
b Mayos the grounds during the time Joie Commie,. •li.srllng net. Jebs
of the fair, and ft is needling to my they ('emming 1st. Zd sad 3rd; no Is.0,
Pee the iaNiNlios • Wort/ support- IM rod.J,t .ICem.ing; pair ttreay1 eh•alar1s.
.red neer 1r and Zd Joe Ottbieg; Pi.•
y;t ,toorling ewes, lm sad !d Job. Deno
rte ,ala, TSH Feast .seat, t it ewe Iambs, 1st sad 1d Jabs
mint: Pa
11014888. (gosomine.
Tioos,vnwaaaps - t ;1* 1313 ster.:s, Ltug.aote.n Ra. 2 shin mai Merl
.ow, 3 ears old or over, one heifer, 9
years old, a h.i .r esyear
old Meer, S Ferree, 24 J Clark.
FAT CetTLI -Any breed -Pat oz or
,tear Robert McLean , bas enw or heifer,
Robert McL.sn, 24 Isaac Fiber, 34
W. Bawdes.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCT'S.
Two bushel. Olew.ns fall .Leat, Ssm'1
]ere., 2d Ju McManus, 3d John Plot-
ter; two tombola Sonat or red fall whelk
H Corwin; two Mabel. say either
fall whet, S Cox, 24 Thos Hamilton ""]
S COx ; two beg►'- Last Nation oe white
Russian, H Curwin, two bushels spring;
wheat, any other variety, 8 7.rsa, !i
John Salkeld, sr., !d WW C Potter:tam
'-Jaebusk-rya, JWilms; two be...
barley, .bite, That Haailto., !i Jar
Marquis, 3d R Thompson; two bride
large peas, 8 ream. 14 H Owrw/n, 3i
Lass' tksM: two bedlam mall pe*. •
gym, so W. S..fwd 34 H Corwin -
two beads wbtte noise 11 Oorwim, 1M
Thee Ba.ilena, an W 11waelald ; two
beebele Beek .»b, Three Haariltos, !d
R Owrwin, 3rd Jeb. Marquis; ere boa .
limon. u an o1 era MANS
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