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GUODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA. THURSDAY SEPT. 28, 1893.
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HARBOR NOTES.
tags sea King and Kroh a are beteg
opsi♦te 1.
((team barge Jehn E. Hall, of Detroit, left
m Friday.
ea. L'n,t,nl Empire oalted here yesterday
awning and took co freight and passse-
-115•
Sir Csml.ria called harem Suedey tsieer
j.g and took oa some freight and preen
• r 1'r..teainr. of Bay City, ma in here
00-..uday mottling. Mho was looking for
taw ..es.
str. Cambrsa c.dle t bee yesterday mono -
etc on
ors°neon her way- up. Sho Wk on freight and
piss•w's.
The die l;e has hese ash(. to work
... h during the past week owing to the
reesh w...allot.
Moovoh all .d her • on Saturday
swain; and took oa freight and psuengers
.e Ler w..y up.
A lar.;e raft was drives ashore at Seed
BNeb ls,r week. It is said that it coat•iss
1,8.000 feet of timber.
echr. Tolman, Copt. Lawns, arrived es
Medley morning from Toledo with 290 tam
el soft coal for Wee. les.
The City of Windsor called hire op
ter way down the lske. Tb. Windsor will
se run soy more this year.
.t -hr. Carter, Capt McKinnon, after Wr-
ist her sails fixed. left ea Friday for Thee
aloe to load lumber for N. Dymest of this
Mscr
FFulang still centimes light off this port
sad is the weetdar is too rough for the hale
se tags 10 oro nut very often the number
.f fish (*ought in it not very large.
Th..ephie discharged her cargo of 18;000
Whet. of wheat frost Poet Arthur at the
Bic Kill. She is ba a new ham pot
s her micea magi and dee has sells repair-
ed.
The loom -legs of tame raft drifted n bore
Ise week. A few days before a tag w is
looking for them. 11 to reported that a
blrgr number d by are ashore sear Bay-
feld
The tug Mcerse, of Wallacebnrg, Wiring
is tow a disabled schooner, arrived on Fri-
day ar.•i left the same arming for Detroit,
take: the dredge ('..n'1 Meade and two
n et wows down with her.
"chr. Ko'fagn, Capt J. McDonald, srriv.
ed yesterday. She lett Johnson Harbor ea
Frt..'.y morning loaded with atom for the
Port Albert sow piers. When the eke=
tame ole she took shelter smog *ha Wasik.
sal as no t1Mid cesld b, seat from there
asd as it was ,fprtd in the Gbh that
t he was lest thin was much sxrlety felt
here as Aha =here. A telegram was
race vel ea y mer.ing stating that
she had emits& them sillily on Te ssdsy
Albert
Saturday aft i ediarileg bar badhit far
,his Maio
THE TALK OF THE TOW&
Short Stories from the Reports
hr's Note -Book.
THE LOCAL DOINGS OF THE WEEK.
Mao urate to 54577 t From 1J, Sly s
.evess-ttveryrht.g M 41rser that Gees
Tlressb OM N 11 -If l'ea've • tole In a
Ter Curs. 1 rode ye tee N t • Chtel's
Assns ye Tame' %elms, sad faith Me•11
DUNLOP
Timm; b/f.1S-
llus E.i. Mackay, of O44, vidted
!mads Yes Wt week.
Mrs Sell. Mackinnon. of Pontiac. Mich -
is the guost of her sia:r Mrs. Robert -
sot.
The Laird of Lowdown* Farm west ib.
said. World'. Fair at the Forest Cit . for
several days last week. besides •
day or two in Leaden
friends there. He had • ple•sint sojourn
daring his reit.
Stow day. Thrdtty. gave aha whorl •
{hent It.
Mitt TAILORING. --Sp ism cud Summer
sloths 1■ great variety .ext to Wewlers toot
aad siege stere. se the Sews Yee lea have
s bde 010 . v and may aeused Gyle send tat tit
vary moderate srlo•s. B. Msd)wrm•c. Lir.
Tb. Big Northwestern it over. but ft. H. Bal -
lows eau still be foetid at Ills studio. corner of
Ifowe. t1.1. sod Square, eters he nen out a
.mels oe tb• ooaatesuc* of avow w..o to
desire,. He sure sad cell epos him
Deal wait ter the blest November wards to
whistle through year w1.Mkers beiges yea sell
en F. J. Pridbgm to hove your Sall iveram&
amide. He hae sow co hand seem Wes tines to esMksss ever brought to seWe
rich.
Tho mold weedier weal catch les If you
W year atom (feat 8.s. sen it Co. the
Wawa. wove mora Ten hove the best a.d
eresthw heating stens 1• the agate'. Some
as a wads are anivag daily. we mewed some
beautiful library 5sd hall lauipsawfoter cheap.
.ed some caw style. of oil cloths for -stove&
They skewed as anew of the Dean.s white
✓ y
were.
( AA owe we � sed as durable as
M ILLI''iinneed Orin ilio. - Ilse .vent of the
season will be Mn R. B. Smith's mill eery
opew' g m September 30th 1893 lnapsctioe
invited.
Kron Cwcec. SAUATtt &1400L. --Mon-
day evening, the 9tb,()otvber, u thedate that
Theorem McGillicuddy, of Toronto, will lec-
tors on the " Small Boy " for the benefit of
the whoa
A Canal,' tL Onuses. -The new criminal
oode is calculated to deter them wbo have
hitherto been too reedy to appropriate the
fruit in other people's garden for their own
use. Those who have been in the habit of
doing so mast beware for the Armco 1.
punishable by a term of one mouth sod
three years for the mooed Akar*.
Karr Inees ;Auww. -Mr. Sim Fax one of
the mow pleasing of public entertainers,
has been secured by the North-st Methodist
choir for the .venlig of Thursday Oct. 12145.
Mr. Fax draws crowded homes wherever
ha Rase and on this first appearance in
Godetieb will no do.bt be greeted by a
large asdieace. Other good talent has also
bees soured which promises ow of the
moat enjoyable ermines of the.ssou. The
premeds go to the organ funds.
BANDCoutcot. --T a indepeode•t Band
will give 5s open air concert on the Square
Saturday evening next, weather permitting.
and the following progrsm will be present-
ed:
1. March. "Night Owls," Van Horn.
2. Welts, "Gesperme," ...Genes.
3. Medley, "Sweet Roses,".... Ven Hors.
4. Marek, "Jupiter,"
holiday which Meadorn sal washer enjoys&
The re of. holiday is visor is Tha.k.(h0Isg
day, with a hop that the new Oestr s -
I;emersl will same M hr Friday .et There
day. In that they twee'{ have Meier Se
kers, sad if so the tearher.will.M.r labia
as they will he able M has two ww�� days
taro Ow forahal{
end • big day's s
m `today for M.. '. ■ e ddsg work.
The gni■ rows hero by some of ear
farmers for I1B3 wee threshed eat by 1.e -
rows' thresher lad wash. eNs
taring oat well hub. iaf, not so well is
On sere. Thriftier' w et"a}d
13 VV. So alt aka Mod .mit Wte a pap
at the fair and a. U
the b...ap tp. Pass.
that west in saw the fair but oat the
!ales rise up that day, aft em who weft
i• ked a superb oilskin moat della hem bk
1a411y M some light ti gswd gods who
were at tits fen. hfds ss.Ibusub
t was hte.sd by the JMa nisi as Ihe sleek
the a the 51 boystMg over
i ler tstlf. For ready ten o.eihs
memere• wearer �W bows se the theatrstm{y
director. .Like[ •N
Nadel llsrlesd, et 1.h1
McPsp'wmet 5 well ifs 41 iitt seam after
M W. J. Odhas, a vetoes et
10 years experh.e., hem agar iltteriw,
hese eeu.ty. 71e latter nod. weft !
'tad whoa be seem Mie to Dee -
Ikon
he is telt &heat M. edema of
Ikon threshing hit em te•elie enhjeet
hassles., ofd t- and their I
th on the dew■
ate ■ri «rta. r grads
THE COURT OF ASSIZE. =MIt, Bed J. W. Seibold, 3rd Bobo1
They are seisble and i.d■s{rio.s bat ■a-) The erase via 1-dtt Witte tN
set•s
a
f r$■leA. They often are ea pod terms MO7gDAY, 5.
with the ktt•.t on of gait g themselves • I (:ami armed 5t 3.16 r. r , kis Sept.oto 2bip, The Attrwotton. Draw w Large
Asa
when have
are er •beteir look
post. 1 Js May.. wwidatf. TM t•lbw- Crowd Thursday
ties sed Mve improa d their kala sad �MN{li'
buWiele. This day, however, mewwoes
msay of thea Matters go hem bid to
wore•. Here is the WAWA' pietism
of his fedora owdition : "The yews
ata rises in the morning. leaves a.-
assde the had that bas penises net bu•m
made for six weeks ; be thea feeds his
horses a.d in the .uswept sad dusty bow
prepares a hasty and ill 000ked breakfast
which is mese from off unwashed diaha
The bread is generally sour, or hard or
the butter salty sad rancid, the
worthless, the vest bars d on one ride and
nen m the other. The breakfast table is
left covered with dirty dishes az 1 dope,
where a million flies gather to feed in Mn -
disturbed r aoe(ulsatte. The unratrs•bed
bachelor goes to the field lowly, miserable
and dyspeptic." It then goes os to be
for the patient :-"What the baii6. ro-
uters,
u-uters is los home is a broad shouldered,
&tiering wife that will keep the Wass in
order M well as the husbud who owes it,
and will see that clothing and blank.ta .re
made clean sad kept so; who will serve a
good, well -cooked dinner, with fresh roost
bread of hr own bekmg and delicious
butter of her ow a churning; who will Moe
Chet groceries ars good, and that proper
value bas been received for money expended;
who will waah and mend her busb•ad's
THE BIC NORTHWESTERN
5. Walt{, "Troop," Robeson.
6. Maruti. ''Inter -Oases.". ..Seethes&
7. Shotttache, •'71. Rees,' Thomas.
& Polka, "Belles of the Riak," . Aa4wooJ.
A rioerwerrt. Ar Hoes. -The Epworth
League of CbrMtain Endeavor, hold an at
home is the basement of aha North -.t
Methodist church Feid•y evening but,
whish was largely atteodd A large num-
ber of Collegiate Institute students and
sandelites were preemie A novel feature
was introduced for the 000.5100 cousiuUng
of a program of topics on current questions
of the day, sad the lecture room was array-
ed for pr.wsadisg end those present
chose their pertain s la carte de dame.
The absence of wytkiaagg of $ religiose
eaten in the subjects ebbed for diaoa-
sios en the program was very .o"-141.
OMrrrAtr. --8t. Mary's Argue : leis
Kisa.or M. Armstrong. asesed youngest
daughter of the late Johnston Armstrong,
diad at the readouts of her mother in this
town es Thursday arming. She had been
a poor health for several yeas but bad re-
$weled en Monday fresa months visit to
her brother. C. G. Aramikem , at G.dereb
. ser.(.gly mash improved by .Map of air
and soft Har death {hmeiue. after a
short Ultra., was altagstior anexpeet-
•d her relatives. The desemsed was of s
mad softie dimpseltins and bar
early tlsfth is deeply galled by nifty
iss
frR sysoor wow miaow ft Tote Wost.n'.
trash 8pa.ia 1ldes-. -ones ala bard
set w calloused Lampe rad bMarMm. stem
Sig were m
tae oaass Jost:
Peter Deans, Mtem■., Joseph Mgr,
David Farrieb, Samuel Howard, Janes
Hackney, David Lassos, Robert bluer,
John M•lstosh. Heigh Robb, Robs. Thomp-
mcx. Peter Cameron, Andrew Hicks, James
Haney, Wm. Eichler, Joseph MaUough,
Frank McDonagh, Thos. Nicholson, Wtn.
Tbow.p.u., Wm. Wellwood.
Hia lordship a addressing the grand
juror., complimented there on the fact that
the chamber for the oosduut of court wan
very mach improved, sod more cleanly than
when he last saw it. He then explained
Sentara changes that had take° place in the
recant codification of the criminal law of the
lend. The ooditic►tion, said his lordship,
was following Brown preoedent. He then
west on to .how the varices effort& that had
been put forward since 1861 to bring about
the present code, .bowing the different
stags. through which it had passed. But,
.aid ea lordship, bills of this or almost lir
other nature are liable to be emasculated
while pawing through the House, and it
was ooly reoestly that the British code
rnnbodyiag the written and unwritten law,
bad become an ocatmpli.hed fact.
McDougall v. Allan -Action for assault
amend d to parson. Mr. Garrow, roue.
clothing rad remove the shingle nails that oil for plat , retoved to postpew the trial m -
hove been used as substitutes for buttes.;
who will look after the hen's nest• and see
that the dairy is kept in order, and whowill
place the Bible a the table when the day's
work 1. dons."
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
H. 1. Strang has returned from Toronto.
Mims Hattie !Omagh is visiting in De-
troit
Mise Jennie 11 ikon lett last week for
Tomato.
Sobool Inspector Robb, of Clinton, was
in town Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Horton visited friends
at Chows last week.
J. A. Reid left ole Wednesday. per str.
United Empire. for Breedon, Man.
Miss Kate Mcleod, who had been visit-
ing friend& in Ripley, returned home o■
Monday.'
G. Crewman, H. Black and Win. Stod-
dart spent s very pleasant day in Clinton
0o Tuesday.
Mrs. W. H. Fuller, of Detroit, is yisitisg
at the residence of postmaster Campbell,
Quebec street.
hirse Mood spay* MOM glial{, rias
to .reat,�est�ies, mmd
pagt
silksclew sae
MS OW* WIP wY
• el nos haMk l/agaaM& Ms sleet
weadoebr !d Mama* erre 'ALM ewer haws
*labia
Rheassttem (naw er a Dy. --•diene
'�lemesllti. r.&wlfMermaids Ctt%� be 1010604166 lesimsa
saws ve the optima is vee.eb&hls sad
"" 01. amm5i Jwea a cam go ems
tide
Mise Lou Gibson of Goderich spent the
pas few days visiting irisod. in town.-
-Enter Times.
J. Robt. Le Teazel returned to Ana
Arbor medical college this ssorn:ng, to
resume his studies.
W. H. McKay of Walkerton, is visiting
relatives in town the guest of his Uncle
Jas Buchanan .r.
Jas Buobauen or, left on the Empire Wet'-
nesday morning for a short Weiner trip
to Smolt St. Mane.
D. McLeod, who bus been very ill for the
past week, is, we are pleased to Were, on
the road to recovery.
Mae Mary Wilson, of W invham .pent
three days of this weak in Goderich, the
gesolCof Mims Elk Deas•.
Alex. (`rola, who bad been oosma.di.g
a tug in Collingwood during the Sumter,
returned home on Tuesday.
Wm. P.•more, Fred Biesett, and Mrs.
Rothwell and her too Harry lett to visit
the World'. Fair last week.
A. W. Senior, efArth.r, formerly mana-
ger of Mayor Beeler's billiard room. Kings-
toust, wM it tow2 daring the week.
S. Linfield returned from Toronto and
Guelph where he has bees visiting relatives
and seeing the exhibition at the former
place.
Alex. McCallum, of Tiverton, was me of
the visitors to the Northwestern Fair last
weak. Seedy has many warm friends in this
softies.
Mr, slid Mn. A. H. Clinton sad cellars
en1.�!d • pleasant nett of several days last
weak by Milting Matins at Braosdld and
Stretford.
Peter Deana, jr., of Winches, and Will
Damns, of Turabsrry, have hem viisag
their sister, Mrs. Jno. W. Vomiter, dar-
ing the week.
7A1111-CwSAr W,.Kt.r R+Tta Pia O. T. R.
to CR1rA000. -The Greed Tusk. with that
torsed •esrtry, are dverti.iag obeap weekly
rhea a the World. Fair en Friday sad
Saturday fait sad sane e■ee•.dus` Friday
.d Bat rdsy ..til Oct 71 sod W.. They
ase Iiwag relent tickets .t .leak fare,
$11.06 from Oedsrhb, good M Merle es era
rive hick at d.tSstisu et 'w 14ferw the
nonmed Wed.ody after departure. l.
twdiiigg .xatrskti.m have filly las days .t
the Eih1Wtiee The (kusd Trek rasa
ea.Msa parties to have • eheie, of read
ria Pt. Reno tasol er
Detroit,
choir ix dyfad�totto (linin
et c
are gond wtrM rseeruuMusd sapeMpbk
Se sae aIf yea wOM ae
forraiS . style ens tea {read break.
▪ �ittg
aa drwag rens cars r�tmBlj
era .re the frost a the Awat
esas. +Ilka.ti. Yen have ..sasel Pal-
ma fir Name. Psithe, When sed (.11
p.{Wkrs eaa be primened (ram H. Arm-
sOpais Boom tre.y, 0. T. R MiGededie.ra lithe& sg wtit sorrowpemiewepromptlyGrand
�a{radii to.
Orem ao Wass 1 -If .1 the the PUS
Mead 5_Mtd says is lets. what Beal -
tabs shady waste h se lime greMw .t
healthy. hearty yeast caw".a as rise
far body baabd.r iArawn le that Pe riw
The B.N*d W a hely 'rotaries pieties
a the tens w w. elb-
5.Nay A miled the
whir, bet My as
Mr. Darts and mother, who have bees
visiting Masa Malawi. Smith etr et. for 5
few days, reter.ed he tisk home in Chat-
ham ea Me edsy.
til the next assizes on the (meads of the
absents of material witnesses. Mr. Cam-
pion contra. His Lordship postponed the
trial until the neat Mstzes, oasts to be
costs in the cause to the successful party.
Jackson v. Beady -Action for breach of
warranty of a horse. Mr. Ducey, counsel
for plff. moved to poetises* the trial oa the
ground that the commission issued herein
6•d not been returned from Chicago Mr.
rd
Houston contra. His Lordship oered the
tried to he postponed till next assizes for
this county, oasts to be costa in the cause to
the successful party. This application wan
made today bat the order of postponement
25th teat.
Irvin v. Broadfoot -Actio. for .eduction.
Mr. ()arrow, counsel for the defendant,
moved to postpone the trial on the greuod
of the Memos of materiel witnesses His
Lordship ordered the trial to be powpooed
till next mein for this county, ousts to be
mows in the muss to the metro dal party.
Senior v. MoGillisddy-Thu is en action
for libel, Aland to be oo.Miaed i. •
oommenicatios published in Teta SIawwt
lest Feb., which Off. claims did resit S-
).ry to his buaitess--the keeping ed a bil-
liard hall in Goderich. Mr. Gawt, AI'
moved to poetpose the trial on the geed
of the absence of material wits
Campion, contra His lordship gglsed the
trial pnstpowd till next waive Ise eamtty.
costa to be ousts in the chase to the .55osse-
ful party.
Tome iv, Sept 26.
( Dart ore ed at 9:30 A.a., psrsuent to
adjournment.
Attrill v. Attrill-Action for acooact and
sdeinistratios. Judgment in •000rd•nce
with consent minutes pat to and attached to
the reoor4. (:arrow • Proudfoot for plff;
Holt for deft
Foss v. Wilco. -Tats wasen action for
seduction. The jury returned s verdict for
the plaintiff and 1500 damages. Garrow
d
Proudfoot for plff; Holt for dad:.
Wilts v. Doig -This was an action for
btesob of promise of marriage. Darrow t
Proudfoot for plff; Holt t Holmes for deft.
At 2 o'clock 1•. a. his lordship di•ohargsd
the jury until 9.30 tomorrow, when the
cam was settled in favor of plff, by comsat
of counsel, for $200 damages and coats of
Mut'.
Anderson v. Wilma --An action tor mali-
cious presecatios and tresp mi arising, oat
of the arrest of plff at the i.sta.oe o1 deft.
oe the 15th of May, 1891. Holt for p4R. ,
G•rrow t Pro.dfoot for deft. Verdict for
plff. for $100. Mr. Gur,w opposed Higb
rt costa- Mr. Holt .akd for full oasts
His Lordship reserved the goodies.
W .1.• rglDAY, 27.
Corposstioo A Brussels v. et &L-
Aotim far fared s.rs of 5 (far-
row t Proudest for p18 , Hill fir ilimaIiI;
Taylor he How Judgment ordered te ha
mitered a srseiass with eameM Wafts"
pat a aad tilted by mead sad samba
the miserd.
seMeephaw. et. al v. MI y -An •etioa
for the prise of a threader saftsa.. Cam-
argue d; Hm , for plff. ; Toiled It Paley for
deft1'he woad fury brought L the renewing
r..estrrie sat.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Thursday. November 23rd, has been sp-
noistd general 1ha■kagiviag day for Hew
Do si■ios.
Colligate Institute anneal games will be
held en Frtd•y, Oct. 6, 1893, on the Agr.
Park. Farther partialities est week.
itob ea buss and hors and all animals
cured is 30 skew by Woolfod's tis■it.ry
(.ogles. This sever Gilt. Sold by F. Jor-
dan ad .0 druggists. 30.11
The sweat ea Tumidity evening a boss
seat et Kaes Aiwa, .star the as.piaes
el the MaGUUvoy .isles bed was a Iasi
mssaes, tae sem .f 919. brag realised.
The Young P.gie s seeker el Chriatisa
lsdmver of litaiit .haft will held . deep
hew w the evokes of Friday, OW 6. All
() &of w 8osissy areserdilly Sailed
The
New
iss.rsslemwM Omerpows
win give
* tri Grund
Brum -g Monday. (kt. 116.°C
••mpsy losea••. sad le rearview she
rii west rate from the Comedies pros
Further Metras will he gives emit walk.
THE BIG BALLOON ASCENSION
Queries Weather Wavered rte lterehwers
ehlo Weer --There was'. Iar■e etae.dasee
ea Thsradsy-The Attrertsenv were
•realty Ap irar tired- The tallow. Ar
refugia s5 hrd:ty was ■ aaiellfa.-The
Freels and .Irvrrer. 1■ need relit..
The Great Northwestern Fair hell last
week, was • success so far as weather was
eoocerned..nd *legate receipts wereoorres•
poodingly increased. Owing to pressure
upon our columns we are unable to publish
a descriptive article on the fair which had
been written up and which will be published
next week.
Following is the prize list of the outside
department. The ladies' department we
were unable to obtain in time for publication
this week.
Redd; steer ogle Woo. ,Well, Zed J. W.
Salkeld; beet female of •n7 y;., Bobs.
Medd; best herd ooaeuting of foes females
and a steer, Robt. Medd. and John An-
drews.
FAT CA/lilt-Fat ox or steer. 1st and
lied Andrews Bros., 3rd X. Bitchier; (et
cow or heifer. Hugh (devise 2nd X. Lechler
3rd Hugh Girvia;
HORSES.
THouoo-.:H.aID-'kwllion, 4 years old
and upward, T. Gundry ; brood mare, with
foal by side, Joseph Whitely. Goderich,
2nd, H. Brown ; 2 year old filly,
H. Brown ; annexe any ape, diploma,
T. Gundry ; female, any age, diploma, Jos.
W httely.
ROADuTM-Stallion, 2 years, A. W. Col-
borne, 2nd, Saint Burke ; yearling, J. J.
Welsh, 2nd, Andrews Bros.; stallion, any
age, A. W. Colhorxe ; filly or gelding, 3
veers old, 154 bands and under, S. A. Mc-
Lean, W. C. Potter, R. MoLssr : filly or
welding, 2 years old, John Porter, 2nd, Geo.
Green ; filly or Reids' 4 yearling, J. R.
Whitely ; brood mare, 151 beads high, with
foal by side. Stewart Macdougall, 2sd,Job.
Cox, 3rdC. W. Milieus ; foal of 1893,
Stewart )Macdougall, and, John Cox ; pair
matched horses, mares or giddi■p, in har-
ness, 15f hada high and ander, J. B.
Whitely, 2nd, Jas. Clarke, 3rd, Samuel
Burke ; single bores, mare or geld.og,
shown in harnees.15.1 bands high and under,
J. L Doherty, 2nd, Stewart Macdougall,
3rd,J. C. Martin; female, any ere, diploma,
Stewart Madougell.
$$•metas -Mare or gelding, T. Gunisy,
lea, John T. Aitken, 3rd, Geo. Church t
Mo saddle, under 14 hands high, ridden
under 14 years, R. McLean, 2nd
Jos. Wilson, 3rd John lid ;rattan ; beet
boy rider, R. McLean, 2nd Jos. Wilcox, 3rd
John McGrattan ; lady driver, Mrs. H.
Howell, 2nd Mrs. Porter.
CA*RIAO.-Stalliox 4 years old and up-
wards, 16 hands or ever, J. B. Whitely;
stallion, 2 year. old, ('harks Mor-
rie ; stallion any age, J. R. Whitely ; 6Uy,
ordingg 3 years old, o. 15 heads high,
J. A. Mallotiwh ; filly or 6•Jdis', 2 years
old, Geo. Falconer. 2xd, A. Drysdale, 3rd,
Andrews Bros.; yearling filly or gelding, A.
Drysdale, 2.d, J. W. Salkeld ; foal of 1893,
Stewart Macdougall, 2°d, John Sterty,
Brown Marquis recommended ; single ar-
riege bonne, mare or gelding, over 15ii hands
high, ChM. Mason, 2.d, J. I. 1)oherty,3rd,
J. C. Joheetos : female, any age, J. i..
Doherty.
The jurors for oar Lady the Quem bog
te peeeen$
715{ we have ex Siad the *lead fouled
it
a• very skim and orderunndi{io•-
The mm.{en spew to be well skid with
the trest.tsut that they are resins* at
aha bands of the jail officials
sumber
of
enquiring jail fossil
that
peesea,
all sales. Two are aesfs. Neither of
{hem of • dissents beth have baso
exwaise.l aid ass oft are new
swaltes to the asylum Oae for
threat" awaits( aysst(p►tm by the Otaasty
J.dei
One ler wilt .lid ohm Is brag
dram and dkssdarly. Roth aro taw soder
Menorah '115 rz...tb
{we
.....ittd Far Az menthe Sana. h
blind aid 60 years of age. The other is 60
yeas el age and fe taeetelly, physishally and
Wally suit te earn • beteg.
1. redre's to the aaf rtaaftus who ars
indeed a rill threes* imbecility. poverty
and old age. We ee Mild r that it in the
ditty of the Cosnty usuail to dmise a
.seam of rapport whore they win rseive
better mare and have more liberty {hew it is
co Ode Mr those is resales a{ the barb of
rid sifts
Km Smaller that N M their duty M •t
moss sr m seen as passibk is wrest a Hew
of Refuge whore the sds.1_1 of ear
"rag will rafts mem
We wssld ales Via ealady d-
eers
a'r Ne eft efteneaftel
or the
, hove bele pi{w/
Is asks a thin Overt Il•w We "ember
the hefting sgpiiiiiism quite a wneea
Atl e/ wYi w+Pa{peMNlly wdusk �*m!► `
t.lsl1A1 tLmO.
The geese v. MO ambled -Tie VIA
....1550 meas{ with tree err "spies•
Minima Ica preityy mai kawkp.1101188.
Sad S 8a B"a"h--preee.bei W-
ary ted Waage .U.ssas. relkved oh
bean by the " New act Ilse.. Atm.
day Siam flea' TYa $so row* k.
weft •af• ani i. M pbpidaa. w
_.Saar ed eta eiseedied lisegetessa *Mae ipain la the bilfter `�
ofd every pit el go orlirry preasei
S
mal. sr /pemlo t• velem Meals. sd
wear ad Or S prolog hams* k.medt-
••(y. H Fee wall idtrammody. NN awl sew
by F. issierk
"d r./ lir.
SHEEP.
Lacewings- Ram, two shears and over,
James Snell, 2xd, John Kerr ; .hsarling
ram, lames Snell ; ram lamb, lot and god,
Jas. Snell ; pair et ewes, two shears and
over, James Snell ; pair of sheerling ewes,
John Barr, 2nd, James Snell ; pair of ewe
lambs, 1st and 2od, James Snell ; ram, say
age. James Snell ; ewe of any age, John
Barr ; there was only one pen shown and
no award VIM owls.
SHORT-WIN/LSO. 804:T14li.'wN Shearling
ram, Glen Woe; rem lama, let and 2ad,
(:len Bros.; pair of ewes, 2 shears and over,
1st and tad, Glen Bros.; pair of sbearling
ewes, Glen Bros.; pair of ewe lambs, Glen
Bros ; ram of sy age, Glen Bros.; ewe of
any age, (:len Brea.; there was only one
pen shown and no award wan made.
ASV Bassi', SAWED, Noir Ov Lars -Ram,
two shears and over, estate of J. J. Fisher :
ram, any .ge, estate of J. J. Fisher.
u iw,',taiu Dowel -Rant, two shears
and over, Glen Bros.. 2nd, G. W. Sturdy ;
sbearling ram, G. O. Sturdy ; ran. Iamb, let
and 2ed Wm. Snell ; pair of ewes, two
shears and over, John Sandell ; p5ir of
shinning ewes, 6. U. Sturdy, 2nd John
S 'Meld ; pair of Animals, Wm. Snell, 2nd
6. W. Stately ; rani, any age, Gies Bros ;
ewe, any age, G. O. Sturdy.
PIGS.
Turnover, B suoiniis-Boar two years
and over, William McAllister; boar over
one you and under two, Wm. McAllister;
boar littered in 1893, Wm. McAllister, 2nd
John Salkeld; boar of any age Wm. McAl-
lister; sow two years asd over, Wm. McAl-
lister. `lad John 8wlkeld; sow over one year
ander two, Wm. McAllister; sow Uttered in
1893, Wm. McAllister, 2nd John Salkeld;
sow of any sr, Wt; MoAUieter.
Scrvous-Sear, over ane year and ander
two, Jos. Wilson; sow of any age, Joseph
n lace.
POLL D Cni IA -Boar, two years and over
estls Qi J. J. Fisher; boar, littered in 1893,
estate of J. J. Fisher; boar, of boy age, es-
tate of J. J. Fisher; sow, over one year and
under two, estate of J.J. Fisher; caw Uttar -
d in 1893, estate of J. J. Fisher; sow of any
age, estate of J. I. Fisher.
Lenox BRUIT*, -NA Mill -ANY KIQD-
Bo.r, two years old and over, Geo. Hoath,
2nd H. Brown; boar, over one year and
under two, Robe Bean; boar Uttered in
1893, Robert Bean, 2nd H. Brown; boar of
any age, Robert Bean; odor over one year
end under two, H. Brown, Sow Uttered in
1893, 1st and 2nd Joseph Wilson; sow of
any age, Joseph Wilson.
GisImal Premiss -Brod mare, with
foal by side, Jas. Morris, 2nd A. L. Trick;
filly or2 years old, J. W. Salkeld,
2 is John -Andrews, 3rd, John Sturdy ;
riding, filly or gelding, W. C. Potter, 2nd
3rd John Weetkake; foal of
1893, A. L Trick, 2nd Jos. Morris; msteb-
d teams, geldings or mares, in hares ,
James Hemiltoo, 2nd Isaac 8.ikeld, 3rd
Robauos Woods; walking - sponsl--S.
Stratus. mod 8. L Scott.
HEAVY Mention, Ierosruo-Stallion, 4
years our said upwards., A. Allen ; stallion,
2 years old, Geo. Dale ; stallion, say age,
A. Allem.
Htavy 1hAonHT, CANADIAN BRAD ---Mal
lion. a y•ore old .ad ever, stallion 2 �J...iitt . YeoBrown sed.
WMMarquis � d mire, with bar foal by her
side, Gas. Dade, mod, J. W. (Mihail! ; geld-
ing or Ally yearns. Geo. Dale ; foal of
ME,Ilso. Dale
.�ra of s•rm or ngs.
10Janeslig melds ; say
ago J. W. Yeo; Mask. say ag•e James
CATTLE.
Dawwm-WU 6 years old, Jea. Jan-
ina.; ball 1 year old, Jas. Sall. Bed Iles.
Salkeld; ball oda under 1ear, Was. Swell
bell Jas. mean; hest b.of age. James
&toll; cow la calf re glaiug milk, J.a !gull
2nd, Wm. Buell, Sed bias S.JbslA; hosier
2 years old, bat ad and Jas. Swell, 3rd
Issas Salkeld; bailor 1 year old, Jia 8se1
wise eahf, meth. I year, Jae. Said; best le-
male of say ale, Jas. Seidl; best hoed eau-
•atsies of omeboll and four teaalss, Jos
8s•IL -
e
POU LTR Y.
Brahma., lieh1, R. McLean; brahmss,
dark, no 1st, 2nd A. Nicholson; Hamburg.,
spangled golden and silver, J. Po.tlethwaite;
hamburg*, black and white, James Munro,
1st and 2nd; black Spanish, wbiataod, G.
A. Whitely; Leghorn', black, J. A. Dunn;
Leghorn., brown, single comb, J. Postleth-
waite, tad Wm. Lase; Plymouth rook, D.
Foveae, 2nd G. A. Whitely; Wyandottes,
G. A. Whitely, 2nd John Knox; Wyan-
dottes, white, Jsa. Dickson, 2nd .1. A. Dunn
[[4�nugd�skbaanross Jas. Munro, god A. Nicholson;
A.daluaane, no bat, 2nd G. A. Whitely;
Mimeosa, J. l'ostletbwaite, god Wm. An-
sley; Dominick., H. Hale; game, brown -
breasted rd. W. Kirkbride; game, black -
breasted red..). I'ostletbwaite: gens, pik,
1st and 2nd J. Posttethw•ite; red, ggaemmee bac
tans, black -breasted d, R. MoL.e.n 1.t
sad 2.4; game bantams, pile, R. McLean;
game, bantams, dookwing, R. McLean, lot
and 2n4; bantams, any other variety, Jas.
Munro; Pekin bantams, Cha*. Haat; tar -
keys, brown, John Andrews, and Woo
Salkeld; goes•, Kmbdu, 1d and god O. A.
Whitely; geese, China, G. A. Whitely, and
H. L with rtes*.. sty other varkty.
We. Kilroot; dwoks, Rowan, David Lindsay;
decks, Pekin, Jesspk Waken, and Thos.
Morrow; ducks say other variety, Geo.
Church laid sed; Gaines Burls, H. L
& ahead.
Brans Cuenrai "-Brshm•s, light, J. H.
Williams. dad, R. McLean ; Rssbargs.
spangled, golden and silver, James Munro ;
Haeburga, black and white, Janis Munro :
Leghorn. bleak. J. A. Dasa, let and and ;
'ketone. white. D. Fergana ; legberns,
Amway, brews, single comb, Wen. Ay, Bel. A.
Niekaio. ; Polish, golden sad silver, J.
Poetkthwaite ; Plymouth Rocha, G. A.
Whitely, Shed, Jos. WVhitd* ; W
white, J. A. Dann; L.ngM•.., Jae Munro;
Minar,oe, Wm. Antey, Tod, Thos Morrow
Miasma, whits, G. A. Whitely; Dominate,
H. Hak let sed seed ; game, black-broest.d
red. J. Pawletkwsite 1st and Bd ; gamo
Mack -breasted red. W. Kirkbride : Rasa.
bsSma, Mace -breasted rd, R. Metes 1st
Hianfao&--liullf. 1 old, We. O- sad i ipso hetes•, pile, a, sail sed,
Beth; cow le silt ar vLae .1145, ills. B4 y� i i gsssa kiaokwi.g. s
9 yamsole 1111101111
moi• beatamn. Chao Haat :
briar ow, Mott : raise Sae rear, Wm. m- treys' beaa1.,, lease Salkeld • turkeys,
Nott: ben• f.msl•. ei my yen. Wa ire00f wh l5.4 y. Guises Sek ; gee. Aim G. A.
best had. es■i.ag et Seo bd1.a& tans g► W an ry : MSM,8 Mena. Wes ; Millett ; ool -
hlftiw rskkMs. 8. 8se.ktmr : arllemtiea of
males, Wm RUism
not rias Mar three pat.., 8inioa
HorersrN - flail, 1 year old, John (ox; mensal•{ M b•rayar 1 awl. eon-
osw alf e.or giving milk..1oh. Cox; Wafer. dl at sae pak of roam. OM pair of tar-
t room ale, Jfta nes; beet (eusi. of say keys. w• pair el tlemhe. ass pair of fowl
('es •d wpg
e s el alilekess, W ni. Elliott,
1'a um Armin. oa A mate R.h1,1 year sic G. A. Wltit�d
tom, Jan Varese ; mow, a eaU or gins' Basco{{ tel♦--Brabmro light er dark,
milk. Juba Varese ; heiler,1 year dd, Jams Jew. Mears : Osshine, aay sale, so let.
Voce. lad. a Melesa ; iwghsraa, any earliey.
Jany -308, 2 yens mid H. grows ; Theo Morrow, Bed, 1. A. Dass : Wyse -
hell eel(, emir ase year, A.t mew, dates, slay vr.ely O. A. Whitslr
le salt • OWNS Mallet. Jae MMI
A; sty variety, Jao bluer+, lad, J Pentre
hs4N1 eaN. after 1 year. A. Drysdale *sato ; H.mberga, ay variety, Jas.
Mears.
AMIS.
Gamma. -Com. giv4e milk ow a eaN,
saMag ..d Mang smalls sashisred,>o
■.d Sad Rohs Medd. lith Jeer
Aeiiwe j hells l paw elk 141
SA Reit16411i
.M. dada Jaau _ }
Maur am sm& b& ia
W t.�ii'...
• sec a. OWL Ind Orem rY
,p. Jed.1
J. W. t 1wo year ell seemstow. Irk Ind
and ii.1. rtaellrg Ow, W
Loam Boma -IL MaMseebk. Calms.
Heavy Herta-Wrae Welwud. 8t.
Rohl.
Comma --David Nibs. S&L
Seer Ayre Plow -Owl. Prosier. 1'd -
s sot a. liid NS Ore.pee1. 8sdoefe.
Person. -a 0. Ooderl h.
WNW W.as.--165 m. Limas.