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EXETER ONTARIO TH-Pi'SDAY OCTOBER 1 189L NO 224.J!
The Molsons Bank.
(Chartered by Parliament, 1855.)
Paid up Capital $2,000,000.
Rest Fund.... .... 1,000,000,
Head office Mentreal.
F. VVOLFERSTAN THOMA.S, Esq.,
GENERAL D'IANAGent.
Money adv, nced. to good Farmer's on their
own notes with one or more endorsers at 7
per cent per ananal-
Exeter Branch,
Opeh every lawful day from 10 a. m. to 3 p.
m., Sat ardays a.m. to 1 p. m
general banking, business transacted
n, Pour per centper annum allowed for mon-
"' ey ou Deposit Reempi;s. Savings Bank at 3
por cent.
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TliE
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Church Directory.
Tatiturr MEMORIAL CRIIRCH.--Bev. S. F
Robinson, Rector. Sunday Services, 11 a, m
a ad. 7 p.m. Sabbath. School, 2.30 p. m.
MEmnontsx CituriOn—James-st , Rev. A. L.
Russell, Pastor. Sunday Services, 10.80 it. in.
an.16.32. p.m. Sabbath School, 2 p.m.
MAIN STItEET—Rev. W. MeDonough, Pas-
tor. Sanda,y, Services,10.80 a.m. and 0.30 p.m.
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(vn KIN SuAN, L.D.S,Fauson's Block
1,„..;..1 two doors north of Carling Store,
BLAIN STREET,RXETRE, extracts teeth
witho at pain. Away at lionsall on 1st,
Friday; Ails& Craig on 2nd. anct.4th Tuesday;
aud. Zurich on last Thursday of each month..
H. INGRAM, DENTIST, Member Royal
C. College Dental Surgeons, successor to
H. L. BiLlinge. Office over O'Neil's Bank,
Exeter,' Ont. -A safe anaesthetic. given fox
Ile painless extraction of teeth. Plates se-
cured firmlyin the mouth by Yenien's pat -
tont vaive
T 33 FVHITELY, M. D., C. M., 2.averCesees
• . and. Surgeon. Office and residence—
Corner Victoria and. Elgin streets, Goderieh,'
()Atari o
TAR. J. A. ROLLINS. OFFICE—MAIN ST.
.1.-/ Residence—Corner Andrew and. North
Streets, Ex.etex, Ontario.
Tvi. T. P. McLA.UGHLIN, 11EMl3ER OF
▪ the College of Physicians ancl Surgeons
Ontario. Physician, Surgeon andAeeouch-
our. Office, .Uashwood, Ont.
D CROSEERY, Member Royal College
11. Surgeons, England; Licentiate Royal
College of Physicians. Edinburgh.; Mem ber
College of Physicians iittd. Surgeons, Ontario.
Office, Mitchell's old stand, Crediton, Ont.
C. M , Member of
A" College of Physicians find Surgeons„
Ontario; licentiate of the Royal College of
_Physicians and. Surgeons Edinburgh; licen-
tiate of the Eaeulty of Physicians and Sur-
geons Glasgow• Fellow of Trinity Medical
Coiled°, Toront'o. Office—Dr. Cowen's old
stand..
TAR. DA VID M.STEBLER, (UNIVERSITY
Al. of Toronto,) Physician,Surgeon etc.
Having spent the winter of 1336-'87 in 'NSW
York,,an(t the winter of 1887-'88 in Vienna,
Austria. OFFICE, -- CREDITON, ONT.
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11 R. J. H. MeLELLAN,
EYE & EAR SliReEON.
Grriduate New- York Eye,ani Ear Hospital
Eyes tested and glasses supplied. Office cor.
Maple and Talbot streets.
LONDON, -- ONTARIO.
I) H. COLLINS, BARRISTER, sonic:Te-
OR, Conveyancer, Notary Public,
Office— Over I'ost Office, Exeter, Ontario.
Money to Loan.
L H. DICKSON, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
. of Supreme Court, Notary Public, C on-
veyancer, CoMmissioner. &c. Money to loan
Office--Fanson's Blo.k Eketer.
L'ILLIcT & ELLIOT, BARRISTERS, SOLIC-
itors, Conveyancers, Ike. Money to loan
at 6 per cent.
B. V. ELLIOT. T. ELLIOT
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nitoWN,Winehelsers. Li
censee e&unt-
. ion eer for the Counties of Perth and
Middlesex, also for the township of Usborne
Sales 13r omptly attendeti to and term sreason
able.Sales arranged at Post office, Winchelsa
A 3, ROLLINS, late of Manitoba, Licens-
..t-li.ed Auctioneer, for the counties of Hur-
on and Miildlesex. Residence: 1 mile south
of Exeter, Ont. Sale Ord.ers by mail. or other-
wise promptly attended to at reasonable
prices.
VET HOLT, Ellive, Ontario. Licensed auc t -
V V . ioneer Air the Counties of Middlesex
and Larnbtun, and the townships of Stephen
and. Hay All sales promptly attended to,
BOSSENBERRY itensall Ontario Lie-
. ensed Auctioneer for the Countys of
Ituron and Perth. Charges moderate and
sit tisfactitn. gmiriinteed.
CIRLD, W. FARNC03113, Provincial Land
U Surveyor and Civil Enaineer. Office
lyver Post Office, Main street, Exeter, Ont.
T HARDY, Licensed Auctioneer for the
.Coem ty of Huron. • Sales Conducted on
reasonable terms. Farm and Farm Stock it
• s pooh:A.6y. Fun arrangements can bo made
a t this office.
For Sale.
A desirable residence in Exeter North, new
frame 'house, one -fifths acre of Jana. The
house was ereeted in 1838. eseea terms to
eurchaser., Apply at this office. 145-t
ESTRAY COW.
A red cow, sxhite spot Q11 forehead,
white spot on left flank, two white
Itiod feet, three parts of tail white; all
information regarding her where-
abouts will be gladly -received.
Joule Bresergr, Exeter.
STRAYED.:
There strayed from the premises of
Mr. ThomaeDicken's, Lot 10, con. 4,
Biddulph, a light red heifer, 3 years
old, on or about September the 21st.
Any peyson giving slush infortnation
as Will lead to her re,covery will be
suitably rewardeet by leaving word
with Thomas Dickens, jewels, or at
this:office.
$900 SAILAiim: and Commission to
• Agents, Men and Wcnn en, Tetieh-
ers and Clergymen to introduce it IlOW atria
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CONN.
TO LET.
A desireable cottage to let on Eliza-
beth Street, south of James St. Church.
The building has 7 different apartments
and it is a good location to -live in.
Immediate possession given. For fur-
ther particulars apply on the premises.
THOMAS DEARING,
Exeter.
NOTICE.
'Notice is hereby given, that a Court will be
11 heltl,pursvant to The Voters' List Act,
by Ilis Honor the judge of the County Court
of' the County of fluron, at the Town Hall,
Crediton, n the SIXTH. DAY OF OCTOBER
1891. atthe hour of 10 o clock in the forenoon
to hear and determine the several com-
plaints of errors an cl omissions in the Voters
List of the Municipality of the Township of
Stephen for 1821. All persons having busin-
ess at the Court are required to attend at the
said time and place,
CHESTER PROUTY
Clerk.
Dated Orediton Sept. nth, 1891.
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FARM FOR SALE.
North half of lot 4, north boundary of
Stephen, in the county of Huron, about 13s.
nines west of Exeter, which is possessed of
one of the best markets in Western Ontario.
There are first class out buildings, good
frame d Weitillg, good orchard on the, premi-
ses, all well fenced. and drained, and is in
first class state of cultivation. .
Atsor; west Initt of lot 0, north boundary df
the aforesaid toWnship, about .15 acres of
.good 'hardwood bush, the balance of which
is good paSture lands, well fenced, with good
apply of water. Possession of both places
immediately. For further particulars apply
on the premises, or to
MR. JOHN SWEET, Exeter, Ont.'
A. Successful Pair.
The first day of the Exeter Fall Fair
was ushered in with very warm wea-
ther. All day long the directors were
kept busy getting things in readiness
s 6 e, e
for the second day, and it %vas owing
to their untiring efforts that every•
thing in connection with the exhibit-
ion was such a creditable. success. A.
thunder storm on Monday evening
cooled the weather and on , Tuesday
the air was somewhat chilly. But this
did not seem to put a stop to the people
coming out to enjoy themselves and
witness the laest show ever held here.
After entering the grounds the first
place to catch the eye of the visitors
was the crystal palace, 'which was Well
filled with needle and other fancy
work. There was a good display in
the art department by Mr. Joseph Sen-
ior, and the flowers were by Po means
forgotten by A. Allen. Organs and
sewing machines were also on hand,
and dieir simplicity and design at-
tracted much attention. The Exeter
Woollen Mills had some fine samples of
tweeds, yarn, and woollen goods ou ex-
hibition, all of whieh were pronounced
equal to the best shown at 'Toronto.
The garden products were the best
ever shown both in numbers and qual-
ity, the roots and ;vegetables were
monsters, in fact evenything being of
an immense size. The exhibit of cattle
sheep, and hogs was good. The great
centre of attraction during the after-
noon was the horse ring, which was
beseiged by eager spectators anxious
to ascertain the names of each animal
obtaining a prize,. The competion in
these several classes were very closely
contested, the judges being ur.able at
titnes to decide for some length of time.
The gate receipts amounted to about
$700, Below we giye the premium
winners:—
Honsns,—Imported heavy draught
Must be imported or bred from import.
ed stook on both sides, or from imported
mares. T3rood mare accompanied by
foal, S. Sinitic, L. F. Goodwill, D. Mc-
Kinnon; Foal foaled in 1891, D. Mc-
Kinnon, L r. Goodwin, S. Smilie; Filly
2 years old, T. Worry; Filly, 1 year old
T. Werry, T. Werry. Canadian heavy
draught and Agricultural, Brood mare
accompanied by foal, S. Campbell, J.
Rowtcliffe, A, Bishop; Foal, foaled in
1891, J. Rowtcliff, J. Murray J. Load -
man; Three year old gelding or filly,
W. Cornish, T. Sweet, C. Monteith;
Two!year-old gelding or tiny, J Cottle
Wood Bros., Rodgerville J. Hackney;
One -year-old gelding or Rundle
R. Hicks, A. Ilishop,*Draugh team, J.
McInnis, S. McKenzie, J. Patterson,
One year-old entire horse, J. Ditncan.
General Purpose Hood mare accem•
panted by foal„ Craery & Soh, J.
Decher, J. Decher; Foal, foaled in 1891
J. johnstop, R. Craery & Son, J. Gould,
Three year oldgeldiug or filly, D. Pot-
hering ham, L. :Hunter, L Hunter; Two
,yeste old gelding, or filly H. Doyle, R.
Northcott, 11. Rotelle; One-yowl...old geld
Uig, or 1111y, R. Crstgry & Son, J Deeher
S. Campbell; Team, H. IlleGre.ggor, M.
Helferinan, L. hunter. Carriage. Brood
Mate accompanied by foal, W. Camp.
bell, W. T. Acheson, E. Williams; Foal
foaled in 1.801, J. Dauneey, AV, T. Ache
esou, E. Williams, Three-year old geld
nig or filly,. J. Handford, D. Creighton,
Two-year old gelding or filly, J. me,
Feddete J. Morris. Wood. Bros, Rodger.
ville; One -year-old g6Idinp„' Or fillye J.
Noeris, J. Sprout Jr. Woed Bros, Rod,
ger '.6 Pair carriage horses, 16 heeds.
high or over, in hagoese and. cerria.ge,
S Hunter, Chas Wolfe, J lorgan; Sin.
curiae hbese 16 hande or over ie hay
ness alai buggy, Snell & White,
13issett, S. Hogarth. Roadster Brood
mare wee-anis:tilled ley foal,,L. H. Dick-
son, L. }lintels J. Molnnes, Foal, Foal-
ed in 1891, I. Armstrong, L. If. Dickson
J. McInnes; Three year old gelding' J.
Hunter, Sr., R. Luker, S. Sanders & Son
Twoyear old gelding or filly, J. Hawk-
shaw, 1 Armstrong, T, B. Carling ; One-
year old geldingor filly, W. G. Bissett,
L. Hunter, J. Gilchrist; Pair of Road
sters in harness and buggy, Ed. Bossen
berry, Wm. Hamden, J. Manning; Sad
,Ile horse, W. Bawden, G. Oliver; Lady
R driver, Mrs. H. Chesuele
y, Mrs. . Horne,
Mrs. j. Horton. Speeding contest.—
Single Roadsters, open only to horses
that never won Public mouey, 3 to en-
ter and 2 to start or no prize, T. Mur.
(lode, J. lIortin.
Carrt.E.---Thoroughbred Durham.—
Aged cow, T. Russell, T. Russell, H, W.
Smith; Three-year old cow 11 W Smith,
T Russell; TWo.year old heifer,WeWiers:
sell, T. Russell, J. Hooper, One au
heifer, T Russell, H 'W. Smiting. k'aus•
sell, Heifer calf, H. W. Smith,T,Russell
H W Smith; Bull calf, TRussell,Ellcort
Bros, R. McCollough; Herd, 4 females
and and a bull, T. Russell,II. W. Smith.
GnADEs.--Aged cow, J Hooper & Son,
'1' Prior; Two-year old heifer, J Hooper
& Son, J Hooper & Son, A Hooper ; One
year old heifer, J Hooper & Son, Thos.
Shapton, T. She pion; Heifer calf, Thos
Shapton, Ellcort Bros. Bugetinas' CAT
TLE.—Two year-old steer, J. Hooper &
Son, G-. McTag,g•art, W Dearing; One
year old steer, J. Hooper & Son, It
Davies Fat ox or steer, Davis, net
"2nd and 8rd; Fat cots or heifer. Hoop-
er & Son, T Prior, R Davis; Best herd.
3 shipping steers.R Davis,R Delbeidge
R Davis. .TERSEV.—Best cow, Georg,.e
Sam wed. Srnetare—Best herd, 4 fe-
males and a bull.(Silver Medal) T Rus-
sell Juoans—j. Gibson, Ilderton; W.
Roger: T. Coats, Exeter.
• STIEEP.—LEICESTER.---Agod ram, T.
Ourreiley & Son lst and 2nd, G.. Pen -
hale; Shearling ram, Currelley & sin),
G Penhale; Ram lamb, Currelley &Son
G Penhale, Currelley & Son; Pair ewes
Currelley & SOD, G Penhale,G Penhale;
Pair of .shearling, Currelley & Son, Gr
Penhale • Pair of ewe lambs, Gr Penhale
G Penha"le, T Currelley & Son. Sough-
nows.-e-Agecl ram, G Creswell; Shear
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ling ram, G' Creswell; Ram lamb; G-
Cresslvell; Pair ewes, G Cresswell;Pair
shearlings, G Creswell 1st and 2nd, Pr'
ewe lambs, G Cresswell. 1st and 2ad.
SHOPSHIRE DOWN.—Aged ram, J Coop-
er, J Duncan, 11 A Sweitzer; Shearling
i•am, J Cooper; Rain lamb, J Cooper, J
Sweitzer, S Doupe ; Pair ewes,J Cooper,
J. Minnie W Cooper; Pair Shcarlings
J Cooper, 5 Doupe, J Cooper; Pair ewe
lambs, J Courier, J Duncan, 8 Doupe.
TANCOLNS. —Pair ewes haying raised
lambs in 1891, G. Penhale. GRADE
SHEEP—Pair ewes having raised lamb
in 1891, W. Dealing, H A 3weit7er;
Pair shearling awes, W Dearing, Wm:
Dearing/ H A Sweitzer; Pair ewe
0
lambs, W. Dea.ringbrusaiere—Best
nen of any breed (I3ron7e Medal) Geo
Penhale. Jupeass.—E Brooks, J Shep-
herd, T. Cornish.
Puss. Large or Medium, Aged boar
P. D. Coursey, J. Hord & Son; boar lit-
tered in 1891, P. D. Coursey, P. D. Cour
sey, ; Aged sow, must have littered in
1891, one or more of her pigs to be
shosvn with her, P. D. Coursey, P. D
Doursey; Sow littered m 1891, W. Dear
ing, P. D. Course,y. Stinnes,. Aged
boar, J. Leinhardt, lst, 2nd; Boar litter
ed in 1891;J. Leinhardt 1st, 2ncl; Aged
sow must has'e littered in 1891, one • or
more of her pigs to be shown with her,
J. Leinhardt, lst, 2nd; Sow littered in
1891, J. Leinhardt 1st, 2nd. Berkshire
Aged boa, P. D. Coursey, R. Delbridge;
Boar littered in 1891, J. VoeIker, J.
Leinhardt; Aged sow must have lieter,
ed in 1891, one or more of her pigs to
be shown witti her, R. Delbriclge, R.
Delbricign Sow littered in 1891, J. Voel.
ker, R. Delbridtee,
Pouragsv. Pair Light Brahmns, J.
Down, Hord & Sun; Pair Dark Brah-
inae, J. Hord & Son; Pair Plymoth
Rocks, W. McLeod, J. Hord & Son; Pair
any variety Cochins W, McLeod, J.
Hord & Son; Pair Langshans, W. Me-
Leod; Pair Black brested, Red Games,
A. Bissett. W. MeLeed; Pair any other
variety Games, W. McLeod; Pair Of G.
Spangled Hamburgs„1. T. Westcott;
Pair Silver Spangled Hamburg, W.
McLeodol. Hord & Son; Pair 131ack Ham
burgs, W, McLeod J. Gilchrist; Pah
Houdane, J, W. Browning; Pair any ot-
tier gerlety' Pelands. W. McLeod', J.
Hord,i& Oen; Pair White Leghorns, A
Bissett, & Son Pair Brown Leg
horns, A, Bissett, P. Fisher; Pah Blaok
Spanish,' 4., Johnston, J. Hord & Son;
Pair Blaek Minorcas J. Hord gr, Son;
Pair Wytirdottes, W. McLeod; Pair
any 'other variety not on listJ. Hord &
Son ; Pair Bronee Turkeys, J. Hord
Son, J. 1.36waon;Pair any varieties Tar
keys, J. T. Veestle, T. Kestle; Pair Tou-
louse J, Hord, & SOD, J. Hord & Son;
Pair any variety goese, H. A, Seeeit-
zer, J. liord Son; Pair Peltiu 'Ducks,
W. McLeod. J. Hord & Sop; Pair Rouen
Ducks. J. Hord & Son, J. Hord and Son;
Pair Ay telt ury Ducks, 0. Nott, W, Mc-
Leod; Pair any o hes cty ducks, J.
Pnir any variety Bantams'
Meresiel, ,T. Hord & Son; Best collect
ion Pigeons; D. Spicer, J. Digs:Au; Best
collection F,inging birds, J Down, Spec-
ials, Owl, ( Delbriclge; Rabbits, J.
Wieeliliist..aseissegs.—Parm wagon, Roes.e
Top Handford, 1st S; 2e6.
Open buggy, Roese. Single piano box
cutter, j .Dignan. Set heavy -bobsleighs,
ETrebl.S.; Iron beam plow,Verity & Son
Roller, T T Colemau. Jron pump, W
Trevethick, j Moore.
Draining tile, six pieces, Kuhn. Bedd-
ing brie1s,1 welve pieces, J Harness, J
MitchellO ,
Srnex-- Road cart, I Handford.
Shoes ofi'hammer, W FI Parsons.
Junctesse—John Dorsey, Seaforth; 11.
Robinson, ‘,tilK.,11e1Sea,.
Al. AND DUDS,— WO us ie s
fali whe:itt, white. A Johnston, A North-
cott; Two bueliels fall wheat, red, M
Brethour, E McCord;rTwo bushels any
variety spring wheat, W H Penhale,
J Airth; Two bushels six rowed barley
A Johnston, M Brethour; Two bushels
2 rowed, barley, R McCord, W H Pen -
hale; Two bushels large oats A John-
ston, M.Brethour; Two bushels common
oats, D 'McInnis, A Johnston; Two bus.
bleak oats, J. Hudson„T Coulter; Two
bus. small peas, J Airth, M Brethour,
TWo'busOsniall peas, A Johnston; One
bush. timothy seed, It McCold, 111 Breth
our; Half bush flax seed, M Brethour,
A Johnston; 'Barrel merchants flour
Exeter Milling Co; One bush white,
beans, J Shier, M Brethour; Best col-
lection grain in ear, A. Jelniston. M
Brethoor.
HprerioueTtl nee PRODUCTS, --Apples
—4 varieties winter apples, jGilchriet,
E Witliame; 4 verities fall apples, J
GlenheMi_ eest.Jternibson; Best eolletion of
ins e,f G lan es*S.111adge;
Plate of 5 Rhode Isl. Greenings, J.
Manning, Geo. Nott; Plate of 5 North-
ern Spies, 0 Davis, J. Sweet; Plate of 5
Roaboro Russets, T. Cudmore, W Ches.
ney ; Plate of 5 Spitzenbergs, No Num
Gilehrist; Plate of 5 Baldwins, S.
Madge, 'IlEllerington; Plate of 5 West -
field's Seek-no:furthers, T Elle,rington,
E Widiams; Plate of 5 snow apples, J
Anderson; Plate.of 5 Gravensteins'No
Num., J Manning; Plate of 5 Fall Pip-
pins'P Andrews, W, Chesney, Plate of
5 Colverts, W. Chesney-, J Glenn; Plate
of 5 King of Tompkins,J Horton; Plate
of 5 Alexanders, M Brethour,Miss Jam-
ieson; Plate of e eauada, Red, J. Airth ;
Plate of 5 Swaare, G. Nott, R. McCord;
Plate of 5 Ribstou Pippins, J. Gilchrist,
T. Werry; Plate of 5 Wagners, T. El-
lerington; Plate of 5 Swayzie Pomme
Grie, 11 McCord, S. Madge; Plate of 5
American Golden Russets, P Andrew,J
McCollum; Plate of 5 Maiden Blush, T.
Cudmore; Plate of 10 any other variety
13. V. Elliot: Plyte of 10 wild plums, G.
Bawden. Special—Cayuga Red streak
apples, J. McCallum,
Guseens, &c.—Plate of Deleware,
Dr. Lutz. A. Hooper; Plate of Con-
cord, B V Elliot, lst anti 2nd; Plate of
Rogers' No. 19, J. Giichrist; Plate of
Rogers' No. 4, J Anderson, A. Allen;
Plate of any other variety, Dr. Lutz,G.
MeLeod; Plate, of Crabs, any variety,
M. Brethour, J. -Shier; Plate of late
Crawford peaches, J. T. Westcott,
Plate ofsany other variety, J. White, M
Brethour; Best col. canned fruit, Geo.
Sanders; Honey in comb, T. Cann, D.
Creighton; Honey in Jar, S. Hogarth, S
Sanders; Col. of homemade wine, Mrs.
Tom, A Johnston, Col. of bottled
pickles, 6-. Sanders, Mrs. J. Tom.
PEARS.—Plate of 5 Flemish Beauty,
3. Glenn, J. Manning; Plate of Duchess
Anglouteme, J. Creech, 3. Gill; Plate of
5 Beurre Clairgeaa, W. }regains; Plate
of 5 Sheldon, 3 Manning,J. Armstrong;
Plate of 5 Louis Bonne de Jersey-, Thos
Brock.
Pmems.--Plate of 10 Lombard, J.
Shier, Jas Snell
VEGETAI3LES.--i hashel Early Rose
Potatoes, T. Cudmore, J. Snell e- bush
Beauty of Hebron potateee; J. Snell, W.
Folland; bushel Late Bose potatoes,
W. Chesney; Half bushel Early Ver-
mont potatoes, A. Allen T. Brock; Half
bushel Snowflake, A Allen,111. Brethour
Half bushol,Early Telephone, T. Brock;
50e and 25e awarded to each of 6 new
potatoes, W Chesney, A Allen; Half
buShel any variety of potatoes, J Peart,
J Down; 4 heads of winter cabbage, J.
A Alien; 6 blood beets'J Hodge
son, W Folland; 6 sugar beete G San
ders, W, G, Bissett; 6 long mangolds, A
Irociper, J. Hunter Jr.; teiX Globe man.
golds, T. Russell, A Hooper; Six Swede
turning, J. Hunter, Jr., J. Ginn; 6 Car-
ly horn carrots, W. Folland, A. Alleh;
Nantes carrot, L. Day, W. Chesney;
lobs, oietnge or red carrots, 5 Stanlake,
J, I3awden; Six white Belgian carrots, work, G A ifyndman; Macre ate \yetis,
A Hooper, C. H. Iforney; Ten ears of J Sheir; wax flowers, white, A 14' -
sweet corn, A Allen A. Bissett; 12 ears Phersoti; svitx flowers or fruit, colored,
of Indian corn, A Bissett, T. Brock; 3 0 Nott; paper flowers, A Delbridge .5
water melons, S Hogarth; 3 musk mel- Dignan; Piano or table scarf, E Creistse„--
ons, J. Cottle, A Johnston; Four head ton, G Nott; Table cover, embroiderea,
cauliflower, A Johnston, A Allen; Peck J White; Worked whisk -holder,
of red onions, Allen, W. Folland; Peck Creighton'J Dignam; Worked chairs,
of white or yellow onions, A Allen, L. upholstered, Dr. Browning; Workea
Day; Peck of tomatoes, G Seeders, A ottoman, Miss Ceeighton, E Creighterie
Allen; Six bunches; of celery, W. PM- Painting on terra cotta, oil colors, T N.
laud, A. Allan; Three, citrons, 3, Cottle, McCallum; Bannerettes, T Gregory:, 5
S. Stanlake; Six parsnips, J. Sweet, . W Hogarth; Bracket drapery, 11(611
Folland, Best collection of vegetables'J Creighton, T II McCallum; Penelope.
Sweet, 1, Da. SPBOIAL.—Squash, R. work, Miss Creighton ; Tidy, crocket,
Delbridge, Pumpkin, P An el, re ws . Mrs j Lom, E Creighton; Tidy, kniteesit
Derive' Pnonuor.-5 lbs butter, sees, J Richa,rdsoo, G Nott; Tinsel work, E
ed, j Shier, RWilson, A. Hooper; Fifty Creiglitcm, 'SI Brethour; Etching. ree
lleS salt butte's' in tub, private, J. Budge outline work, J Glenn, 11 Ilarrisone
11 Dell, E. Williams; Cheese, peivate Applique work, on plush, satin or elotk
made, 10 lbs, J, Budge, W, Basesliew, A E Creighton; APPliclue, work, floral. au4
Johnston; Cheeee, factory made, 50 lbs., Mosaic., T II 'McCallum, el Brettiour;
0 W Smith, G. McTaggart. Jut s— Avresene embroidery, T. Hunter, e -
Geo. McEwen, Hensall ; John Johnston; Snell; Crewel. embroidery, T H McCal-
Ches. Brown, Crediton. lum, L Hunter; Embroidery on silk es.
MANurAornaEs —Woven home made satin, T H McCallum, M Brethonr; Erk••
quilt, Gee Nott, A Jelinston, Ten yds broidery on flannel, E Creighton, T It.
McCal
domestic cloth, A johnston, G Note l. um ; Knotted Stitch embroidery, .
Ten yds flannel, all wool, A Johnston, S Hogarth; Ribbon or ribbesene e,rsi .
m coig mon. Ten vas satioett, Robt broidery, NI Creighton, 0 Nott; Beate -
Bell: Woolen yarn, A. Johnston, ing, B. Bell, G Nott; Bead work, E
Muir & Co. 'fee yds domestic cotton Creigaton, J Richardson; Berlin
n C
warp, woolen weft, Ella Creighton, J lin we -,Ci.
NYO:, W Andrews, JRichaeslsoti;stra,e
r
Co, NI 13retliciur. Factory tweeds, R pPokistt',SGIINItatGAIlyin
r,h' M Brilh°11n;
r; LL:tel:
Shier. FaCtory made quilt, R Muir & n
floniton. Miss Oreig•liton, A Johnstone
Muir & Co,'Ist &' 2n4, Factory flannel,
0 Lace, knitted, Mrs I Toni, J Richatele
R Muir &„ Co, 1st & 2nd. Factory
eon; Lace, crochet, Miss Creightou,
blankets, innireSe Co, 1st & 2nd. Set Gger,
ia, messy li,Treble. Double team livnclman • Rick -rack work, S Sn.eli;
single l
hartiess;t:J Treble, Cured ham, Mrs J Tatting, G Nott, C H Ingram; Daracel
net, 111 Creighton, E Creighton; Drawn
'EMI, Snell BrW& Co. Assortment of
threads and hem stitching, H Oke, II
cured meats, Sne,ll Bros & Co, 1st & 2nd.
Allen; Silk work on Java or cong,rew
Assortment of tin work, Bissett Bros.
canvas, E Creighton, Miss Oreighteest
Assortment of copper ware, Bissett Bros, s
Lst & 2nd. Sewing machine, New York Panels, j Hawkshaw, Richards; Fantle.
Bell & Co, G Vickers. Set of parlor
Orgase we, table with drapery or scarf, J Mutter.,
J Dignan; Horne -made bread, ?Esc
Singer Co, New Home,
Stuffed birds, stuffed since last year, A
Richert & Co. set Jamieson, 3 Hamden, Mise Creigher,„
lams: :wool socks, A Johnston; Laellee.
furniture, R Rowe,
bsenoras:4.--We°' stair carpet, E Will--
edroom furniture, W Andrews, R Rowe
McPherson, 181 & 2ntl. Barrel of fine wool shoes, Miss Creighton; silk, Rim
salt, not ground, Exeter Salt Co. Barrel Johnston; Ladies wool stockiugs, 4sf
Exeter Salt Richardson; Patchwork quilt, M Eat.
salt for packing purposes,
Co. Knitting machine, Creelman Bros . vett; T°net mat' G N°tt 1 Sofa Pill°Nv '-e
Gregory; Japanese
Assortment of upholstery, 11 Rowe. nese drapery, R Nelms,:
Assoetment of ten Pieces of tweeds, any Etching, J Northcott; Pen wiper, Jekee
make, W Southcott, 3 Grieve. Five 1\11'11111i:eee'ereatnicle:lio,71,eeeineahdTe Werry.
webs
Di:13'
webs broadcloth, any make, W South-
Southcott, 1st 4 21141. eluennun's DEPARTMENT.-- Iieminell
cott. Best collection of store goods, W
huamnr _ricla.cieefst, lih,aolrfcd;onzen, THe e.M.i.Casse-,::
Senorme—Secretary, W. Andrews. 1 " 11 work,in cotton,J r-I2_r
Sideboard. W Aliclrews. Collection eott, J. Manning, Wood work, plai t or
eel us, j Grieve. . orreat4enetaol,1,Te.xHo.tiNeIrc;C:ilntruyin.uoJatrinnocealtsits;
JISDC,.F.S.--D Sternbach,iZnrich;* Geo crSelt.tio `1_,1_, ,11.:
Samweli, Exeter. di n; Mary Seeinbaelf, 'Zurich. '
FINE ARTS.—Water color drawing,
W. Browning 1st and 2nd; painting in
cie J. W Browning 1S1 .and 2nd; Cray-
on sketch, J Whit, J W Browning;
Pencil sketch, J:W. Browning; 1st and
2nd; Col. of Photographs. -J. Senior, 1st
and 2nd;. Hai r :dresser's work, E. Fish.
Speciads.--STaintieg ouSlate, Thos Mee
gallons; Crayon, Jos. Senior; Pelota's!,
in Oil, J: Senior: Painting no Satin Gs Mr: John Ned, Biddieleh, intetuls
Bawden; Scroll work, Chas. Brown, spending the winter en Grosa 1.5
Painting wood, Geo. Rciok. Judges - Milesfroin Detroit.
Gee gamwell, Exeter e Wm. Weekes,
Exeter; a SteitibaCh, Zurich.
Miss Alice Hodgins: Biddulph; lo gie--
Ring friends at Walker ville.
Mr. William Lewis of Adare, has
several potttoes that sveigh 8 pound,s
each.
FLOWERS.—Three varieties in pots,
Fuchsias in flower, Foliage plants, Be
gonias in flower, Geraniums in flower,
Hanging basket filled with plants,
Collection of flowers in pots, A. Allen
all firsts, no seconds.
CUT FLowmts.--Dahlias, varie-
ties standard, A Aden; Dahlias, 6 va-
rieties boque,t, A Allen; Pansies, T 11
McCollum, A Allen; German asters, T
H McCollum A Cleo. Asters A All-
, - I g
en; Ten weeks' socks, collection, T H
McCollum; Petunias'single, ,A. Allen;
Petunias, double, A ALen ; Phlox
Drummondi, A Allen, J McCollum;
Zennias, A Allen; Best arranged bask-
et of cut flowers, A Allen;Coll Annu
'tis in bloom, A Allen, '1' McCallum;
Ornamental garden and fountain;
McCallum, special. Juocsns.—R 8.
Lang, Exeter; John Stewart,Beurniller.
Lawns Woe:ie.—Ten yds rag carp-
et, woolen warp, G Nott ; Ten yds rag
carpet, cotton warp, A Johnston, T H
McCallum; Rag door mat, hooked, M
Eacrett, ,T Manning: Rao- hearth mat,
hooked, J Budge 1st anql 2nd; Wool
socks. Miss Jamieson, G Nott; wool
stocking's, A Johnston, I Armstrong;
cotton socks, G Nan A Johnston; cot.
tonl stockings, Miss Jamieson, Miss
Creighton; Ladie,s' wool rnits, Miss
Jamieson, E Creigeton; Men's wool
mits, Mies Jamieson, MiSs Creighton;
Men's wool gloves, S Hogarth, Miss
Jamieson; Counterpanes, knitted, M
Creighton, Miss Jamieson: Couister-
panes, crocheted, R Hicks, A Del,
bridge; Counterpanes, tufted. J Sheir,
A Johnston; Patchwork quilt, calico,
A Johnston, G Nott; Patchwork- quilt,
zloth, Miss Jamieson, J Sheir; Patch-
work quilt, Silk, j White; Patchwork
quilt, log cab o, A Johnston, G Nott;
Silk quilt, erazy work, D Braund, Jno
Glenn; Fancy wool shawl, 16 Creighton,
J White; Man's shirt, hand made, Miss
jamieson, A Johnston, Man's shirt,
machine made, J White, Nott; Pat-
ching, best and neatest, Mrs 3 Tom, 1
and 2nd; parning on stoekings, John
White; Buttonhole, I Grieve, Ella
Creightoh; Pillow shams, Miss Johnston
Mrs. J Tom; Table mate, G Nott, F
Gill; table cloylee G Nott, J Hunter,
toilet set, no No., J Hunter, jr.; Pin
cushion, fancy, J White G Nott; sofa
iilow G Nott, Miss Creighton; Crochet
Mr. Alfred Carroll of Stratford is vie -
Ring, friends in Bicidalph. Mr. and
Mrs. Gable are also yisiting friends ig
Clandebove.
The annual thanksgiving servicen
for the recent abundant harvest were,
largely attended in Se Patrick's church.
on Sunday morning bo- a devout' coa-
gregation. Miss Hamilton prc.,,sideAll
acceptably a.t the organ, assisted by
several ladies and gentlemenrite
decorations, although not extensive.,
were chaste and appropriate—consist,.
ing of an anchor and a cross, wkefrt
flowers, fruit, etc An appropriate set -
mon was preached by the Incumbemt
from 1 Chron: XXIX. 141v. The of
torywas much larger than uSual.
At the regular quarterly meeting el
the Executive Committee of the D5.0-
cese of Huron, he'sd. in Londori lase,
week, it was decided to postpone any
re arrangement of the Church of Eng-
land mission in this vieinity until /tees
meeting), of the Board. A proposal bac
been ma.de to ask ths.‘ church in Exeter
to supply St, Patrick's church, Bid-
dolph, in which case Granton westa
be united to Kirkten and Prospect.
Meantime the present arrangement
services will continue until the end. .af
December.
It is expected that an early move-
ment, will be made by the Wardens
and members of St. Patriek's chorale
for the erection of a shed, whigh. iri
much needed, as the old log chortle
which hai`been used so leng for duet
purpose!, 1st unsightly as well as dang-
erous, Dame Rumor has it that it is
contemplated to start a series of house
to house socials to raise tlie necessary
funds, We feel e.onfident that it can
and will be done cheerfully. And the
sooner a start iS made, the better, be-
fore the Autumn rainS and cold we.A...
ther Set in,
1Lk1t1111AQIN,
AMUCK—ST A.t the l‘lethodi4
Parsonage, Londen on 23r4
.1,
by tbo Rev. Mr. Boyd, Mr. Job.c
Carrick, to Maretta, daughter, (at
, Mr. James Staeey. All of Hay.
ATKINSON 1110Farsess.—In Luean cra
the 23r4 ult.; by the Rev', Mr
-
Shaw; Mr. Thomas Atkinson, Oea ,
Miss Myria,h McFalls, all of Bid:-
detlph• •