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EXETER, ONTARIO THURSDAY
SEPTEMBER 20,1900.
BISHOP & SON.
retie, oods For Fall grade ,r -s
Everything that you would expect to find in a
'vvell assorted stock of Hardware. Dry Goods, Etc. We were never in better
'shape to meet all requirements of a busy Fall. We will be pleased to have
you inspect our stock.
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DRESS 000DS lIn all the pleasing effects.
will interest you range that _t)_ E L , HU
VirRAPPERETTES. Beautiful new designs . . .
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'FLEECE LINED tiPlIDERWEFIn.
We have just opened up a splendid range of these goods at prices from
45c. to $1.50.
MI A large and we 11 assorted stock of the newest up-
' — ' f k) to -date designs. See the new dress hat—a da:ndy.
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SPACE will not allow us to tell you of our stock of Furs, Overcoats, Shoes,
Silks, Ready -Made -Clothing, Gloves, Mantles.—Oome and see them.
A
Moore's and
the large display
SPECIALTY
MAKE.
MAKE
moCLARY'S FAMOUS STOVES.
G-URNEY'S 'CELEBRATED
REMEMBER WE
other well-known makes; See
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on our floor.
OF FURNACES
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MONY TO LOAN,11
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The annual
Stephen &Usborne
ety combined,
Huron Agricultural
here on Tuesday
weather was
exhibits compared
years heretofore
off to the satisfaction
The showing
good, many fine
ed in every class.
naent all but
we ll represented.
Swine were on
try exhibits were
cc
r a high order
was exceptionally
lent sample. The
ed the usual endless
tions and was
all the afternoon
seers. The horse
the centre of
many. Two
worked off, a
, . ,
three minute
ed with momentary
class
class did.' not
Following is
ing Contests:—
2:z—o CLASS—PURSE
Marguerite, J.
Pat, T. F. Hodgins,
Melba, W. Cuclmore,
TIME:
,,
3.0u MINUTE
je, C.,R. Pollokowsky,
Cron''. - 11/itchell,
Sidney Pointer,A.
Kid McCoy, 14.
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Following are
HEAVY DRAUGHT.—Brood
'
Dickson & Son,
K ' k
ernie , foal,
nick, Dickson
DiCkS0D & SOD
Patterson, Dickson
HairlS; one -year-old;
SOn & Son W.
Son, Alexe, Dow.
AGRICULTCRAL.--Brood.
Thonmsor,, jos.
foal, W. Ifrock,
Godbolt; three-year-old,
Norman
,.Jarott;
Ii.: Anderson,
Dickson &Son;
Moir.; team, J.
.,..,.,1. e . ,
lid 13 Y
Gr
' E,exERALPurrPosE.--Biood
Fothepingham
foal, J. Hardirig
Moir;,,.. , ,
r °trier inguarn
Jos. Rinn, T.
notknown, Thos.
on
one -year-old, Rich.
.twoni i 1 elNr't... S,l, 11 I th
„.„
°Anna lGE —Brood
'. ." ',
Routley, J. Essery;
17v,9,tzeel, .G.e°' „„IVirmiteibh..
Ja,S.. t.,11111e,. A:‘
ley, two-year-old,
C. Walfier; one-Yca.r-old,
O'Bimien, S. Pars0,7
Brokenshire,C.
J, j. crime, B.S.,
RoADSTERS,
A. le ticha non ,
Witzel, J. Rinn,
.vear-old, Win.
Alleri; two-year-old,
,,ii,-,11MOS'. 11)-ii‘riVI.:(.).?,d.1;
,,,,, ,,, „Lvy ,(0-41,5
sters, W• Kunz,
13tiSkerVillei von
.1. V'nlher., I',
rn
horse, T. Farnaer, Jos. Speare; lady
driver, Miss M. Sproat, W. Dale Jno •
5 •
Decker. CATTLE. ,
,T,
i HOROUGHBRED DURHAM. --Aged ;
cow, H. Smith, 1, 2, 3; three-year-old '
COW, 11. Smith; Jacob Roeder; two-
year-old heifer, 11.,,SInith, 1 and 2; one
year-old heifer,II' 1 d 2. J
.Smith. an , J. I
Roeder; heifer calf, 11. Smith, 1, 2, 3; i
bull calf, FL Smith,J.RoeleH.Stnith; 1
r,
herd, II. Stnith,1 and 2 .T. Roeder.
GRADES. —Cow R bt A B' 1
, , o .Hicks, A. is -
sett, T. Shapton; three-yeai--old heifer, 1
a Hicks, A. Bissett; two -yr -old hei- (
ea
fele, R. Hicks, T. Shapton, •J. Elliott;
1, 2, 3; /
one -year-old heifer, T. Shapton, Wst
heifer calf, Monteith Bros W.
.e-
ec'tt. "
BUTCHER'S Li.A,TTLE.—J.wo-yea,r-old /
steer, T, Shantou R. Hicks, R. Love. '
one -year-old 'steer'', T. Shapton, 1 and 2' t
Robt. Love; fat steer, J. Wood, 1, 2, 3;
fat cow, R. Brock, R. Hicks, J. Wood; e`
steer calf, R. Brock, J. Shapton. `
—Cow, Alex.DOland
'
2; one -year-old heifer, R. Williams. 'T
JERSEY.—Cow, Thos, Prior, I. Arm- --a"
strong; two-year-old heifer, T. Brock,
A. Dow; one -year-old heifer, T. Prior, :''
T. Brock; heifer calf, Z. Brock, A.Dow• -;/
HEREFOEDS.—Cow, Monteith B -
Bros. 1
'one -year-old heifer, Monteith Bros. 1 A
2; heifer calf, Monteith Bros. 1, 2.
I
SHEEP. IN
SuRoEsinuEnowies—Shearling ram,
A. Duncan, ram lamb, A.Duncan;ewes,
A. Duncan. shearlings A. Duncan 1
and 2; ewe lambs,' A. &mean I and 2. r
LINcoLers. —Ram, L. F. Goodwin E '
' E. C
Robson; shearling ram, L. F. Goodwin a
,Win. Dimsford, E. Robson; ram Iamb '
L. F. Goodwin, W. Dunsford, T. she!): ril,
ton & Son; ewes, L. F. Goodwin, 'I.%
Shapton & Son, W. Dunsford; shear-, i.)'
lings, T. Shapton & Son, L. F. Good- „
win E. Robson. ewe lambs T She, -
, , ' ' " • • c P • E
ton & Son, L. F. Gooclvvin, E. Robson. „
LEICESTER.—Ram, T. Ourreley & 1E'
Son 1 and 2. s‘hearling ram, T.Ctirreley d
-& Son, 1 and 2, G. Penhale; ram lamb, E
'T Curreley & Son 1 and 2 0 Penhale;
T. . , • , • • , E
ewes, T. Curreley & Son, (4. Penhale 2
and 3; shearlings, G. Penhale, T. Curr- k7
ley& Son, G. Penhale;lambs, lbs, T.il
Cuvrley, Geo. Penhale 2 and 3. p,
GRADE.—Ewe lanabs, W. Donsford, c
1 and 2.
j:
PIGS. bi
Yip
ORKSHIRE.—ne year old Boar, D. h,
A. Crrabana; boar littered in 1000; L. G(
F. Goodwin; D. A. Grahani,L. F.Good-
win; sow, D A. Gra,harn. one -year-old Y
sow, A. . 0ralaarn, sow' litttered in n,
1900, W. Monteith 1 and 2, C. F. Good -
win. ' ,
BEEKUHruE.,--Boar, D. A. Graham; m
one -year-old boar, J. Hord &, Son, D. 5,
Douglas; boar, littered in 1900, D. A. e;
ceaham 1 and"e;,. ow, D. A. Geahain,. •s•---
one„yea„,„old sow, D. A. Graham; sow b,
littered in 1000, D.A. Graham, 1 and 2.
oneA-year°1TclHb'o—aBr,9311,1',IIJo'rlId6LcIS&on8, Son;
Douglas; boar littered in 1900, D.Doug-
las, J. Hord & Son D. Dolighs• sow T
& Son, D. Douglas; one -year-old
sow, L. F. Goodwin, D. Douglas; aow ot
, J.
littered. in 1000' J Hord. & Son, L. T. se
Goodwin, D. Dougles,,,,
, DirLomA,_pell of any breed, ,T.Hord
sr; Son D. Douglas, D. A. Graham. Tr
POULTRY.' ca
',., . Ti
Light Brahmas, Carling T3vos., J. „,,,,
Grieve; ;Bark Brithamets, G. Irwin; -IT
Barred Plymouth Rocks, Carl i ng Bros., „L'e
A. Bissett; NVhite Plymouth Rocks, E. ..?e'
Doope,..D• A. Gralea,ni; ,13,111f, Cod:U.11s; -".!
G. inem j. Areere; partridge CO011IDS+ n'l-
W'NeW CM" be; White CCiehi rl S;Car Win
Langshans• D. A. Graham E Donne'
.. , , . 1 .5 1
Silver Gray DoelemS, G. Irwin; .blaek B
red game bantams, T. Brocic; brown M
red lemtanas, Carling Bros.. W. Weeh- ..,
•We have unlimited private funds for ini
vestment -upon farm or Tillage property, a
owest rates of interest.
DiozGON & CARLING+
Barristers, etc., Exeter.
.b. .
fall exhi ition of the
Agricultural Soci-
with that of the South
.
Society, was lield
afternoon last. The
absolutely perfect. The
favorably with
and the avhole passed
of every person.
of horses was exceedingly
animals being exhibit-
In the cattle._ depart-
one or two grades were
Many fine sheep and
exhibition and the poul-
very numerous and
of werit. The root show
large and of excel-
crystal palace afforc,1-
.
variety of attrac-
crowded to discomfort
with adniii'ing sight-AYRSHrRES.
ring seemed to be
attraction fora great
speeding contests were
2.25 trot or pace and a
, , . ,
crass, wnicn were watch-
interest. The 2.35
fine, f
a summary o the speed-
$60.
Merner, Zurich, . 1 1 1
Denfield 2 2 2
Seaforth 3 3 3
2.84:1; 2:34; 2:33.
CLASS--PTIRSE $50.
1 1 1.
Dow,Exeter, 2 2.2
Bossenberry,
Grand Bend, 3 3 3
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the prize winners:—
HORSES.
mare,
Geo. Rutherford, W.
G R, th 1 'd W K
.. u ei oi , W. Ker-
& Son; three-year-old,
1 and 2. two-year old, J.
'
&Son, E. B. Wil-
Jos. Creary, Dick-
Dale. team Dickson &
' '' '
ware, J.
Moir,- Wm. • Brock;
..T. Thompson,Chas.
D. McDonald,,
two-year-old, R.Love,
Jas', Allen; one -year-old,
Alex. Buchanan, Jas.
Bale, jr., J. Dccker, J.
, , ,
mare,D.
& Son, W. Smith, Jas.
,, „, 5 W. Smith,- D.
AL Son; three-year-old,
Shapton; two-yettr-old,
Ellerington 2 and 3;
Birch, T. FlIcrleng-
' t'earn'' 3. Roeder, Jos.
Jan'
marc, , ' ...-7.' .....-..- vL7r.ord
foal,F. 0 Brien, w.
;.three-ria:r-old,,
. Schocilig,, .1. Ir. Root-
A. Biesett, A. Kerr,
J. P'sserY, F.
Carnage hOese.s; J.
Witilper; carriage horse
. Ned, Byron llic cs.
—Broad mare, j, Rion,
W. Witzel; foal, Wm.
A. Bochanan; three-
Ke-rit, N.,,Vin.. _,Dale; 'tie-
NN . Kidd, R. Wil.,
C)21.('-;:,y.e_.1:-_°. _l,d, ' _W-1:1„Wo ii;-
pair ad-
,.- 1,,,116(1p,:s,,, _ ,,,
R. N. Row, U. 11.
&ter, 0. 11, I3askerville
E. Tlandford: saddle
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STRAYED.
. e came cn tha premise9, Lot 19,.s,B,
.,. miersli p
i Stephen, 5 ewes. The owner can
• e thena by proving. propert:v and PaYing
-eXpenses. , Aft Carmol.
TEKOTHY COUGHLIN, .
VOR SALE—HOUSE AND LOT.
--
The undersigned is offering for sale that
desirable house and. premises on }futon
street, East, in the village of Exeter, being
-part of lot 15., containing 49.4: acres. TherP lis
i.,
on the premises a, good frame honse, sta e.
bard and. soft, water, some fruit trees an.1
other conveniences. Possession given thi
fall or next spring. For futher particulars
apply to
wm. BAKER, Exeter,
FARMS FOR SALE.
MONE' TO LOAN.
The undersigned has a few good farms for
sale cheap. Money to loan on easy terms
JOHN SPAGKMAN+
SamwelPs Block Exeter
A -TILLAGE AND FARM PROPERTY FOR
, ,.
V SALE
at
daealbineclerrsoigned is offering for s ale that
r 1 p pertv in the Village of Centro-,
fia, being Lot 21 and 0, containing abont one
acre'olland. There .is on the realises a
new combined dwelling and sh.Popf the
latest approved style Which is in splendid
shAlliPsee. fifty acres of land in the township of
Stephen, on the rtli Concession. Both pro-
perties will be sold reasonably. For partic-
ulars apply to , .
Wm Corrnitre Centralia ,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
.
In the Estate of John liodgens, late of
,the Village of Centralia. in the
Yelpinan de"
C000aosnedty. of Huron, . . .
NoCce is hereby given purSuant to Chap-
ter 1291, R.'S. O. 15'97, that au persons. having
1.,iairas against the estate of the said. 'John
godgens, who died on or about the 21,3rd d IV
• laY51200, are required on or before tile
.4frt d'aY of october, 1900, to send or'clelfver to
W. Gladrnan, Exeter, Ont., solicitor
Wm. wasnidge ana Richard Blaeltavill, the.
:13.:etors or the last win and Testament oi
Siiii,id deceased. full partieulars of, their
lairns,andthe nature of the security.(if any)
ield by them; and that after ' the said.,clate
-,be said Executors will proclde.d to, distrilmte
lie said esta,te among the parties entitled
hereto, hoving regard only to sic u
q'which notice shall have been given as
ibove required; and they will not ,e Pablo
,o any person or Persons of:whose ola1M I
.1 aims notico shall not have been receive
tt the time'of such distribution. ,
r, GLADMAN, WILLIAM WASNIDGE+
I'l ' parrister, Ricerean 131,AcirwiLr,
math st. Exeter., Executors.
)ated at Exeter, tbis 81st.Augnst, 1900,
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- • ,
L N OTICE
T .
Notice 15 herchY given that' a c°urt *ill h°
0 , pursuant to THE ONTARIO VOTERS'
),IISdTS AO P, by his Honour the judge df the
pun f,:+,+• Cpurt of the Connty of Duron, a.t
'he T01,1711 Han. Exeter, "I Wednesday, t+•-ihne
Writ day of OctOber, A, D••%)?00+ rtt. tt_
yclocic, A, 7t,r,, tc, hear , and oetermine.tlie
nevt,(brea3VO°tmerlsladLlistst °offe. rtrli()or s, Maul -1114i ec9pnl11 si 4°301;
he Village of Exeter. tor MOO., All persons
wvillg business at the Court are required
o attend at the sithl tittn6 and Place.
(line'rl'eriitShSeE'vrifrfage of E4efer-
.otoe at Excter, thi!.., iuth. day ,of septem.ber'
A, 1).. 1 900.
'o tit . hereby given that it Court will be
. , , ..., voT as,
eld, pursuant to THb •ON _URI° .E. ,
isTs Acre, by Pis Honour tee Judge a 6 the
' vl. v Couti 'of the County of Huron, at
1?eiTio.Wn trail, 0 r (Ai ton , on mo nd ay, the
Irst day of October, A. D.. 11:00, li,t re,e.n
i'v'ael6etic' e(brill',11'cill'i't,s1V'erran114 adnederell';(3ds' lounge
bre8.'Vrit.c, 's Lists ot the MarliciPalit,V of
hot To' wrs ship of Stephen, for 1900. A11 per-
rj,ps eaei a g imein es s at the, Court a.r° re-,.
- • ed to attend at the said tirrie and plocel
r HENRY t;ILBET?„,
cieric. of the TP. 00, Ste/11101J.
lated ef Cre'llt",'Ilis l'''''').1 day °L SGPthnl'
, ber, A, D 19o0.
cott; any other variety, J. Moore, T.
Brock; Silver Spangled Hambnrgs, W.
Carter, D. A. Graham; Golden Spang-
led Homburgs, W. Carter; Blaek Hom-
burgs, D. A. Graham; Houdans, J.
Grieve, W. Carter; Golden Poland
Senior, W. Carter; any other variety
Poi:Inds, W. (Niter; White Leghorns,
Medd Bros., E. Douro°.'Brown Leg -
horns, A. Bissett, Medd Bros.; Brown
Leghorns, D. A. Graham; Buff Leg -
horns, Elliott, D. A. Graham; Black
Java, G. Irwin, 1 and 2; Andalusian,
Jas. Jewell; Black Spanish, J. Moore;
Black Minocvas, E. Doupe, T. Prior;
Silver Lace Wyandottes, W. Howard,
G. Irwin; White Wyandottes, D. A.
Graham, Jos. Senior; Golden Wyan-
dotte,, D. A. Graham, E. Doupe; Red
Caps, A. Devitt; Bronze Turkeys G.
Irwin; Toulouse Geese, D. A. Graham,
D, Douglas; Wild Geese, A. Bissett;
Pekin Ducks, D. A. Graham, G. Irwin;
Rouen Ducks, D. A. Graham, G. Ir-
win; Aylesbury Ducks, G. Irwin; any
other variety ducks, J. Elliott; pigeons,
G. Samwell, W. G. Bissett: ,Singing
Birds, G. Samwell, Mrs. J. Richardson
Belgian rabbits, Thos. Ellerington, 3.
Senior; Guinea Fowl, G. A. Graham,
R. 'Williams.
BIRDS BRED Ire 1900.—Light Brah-
mas, J. Grieve, Carling Bros.; Dark
.13rahmas, Geo. Irwin 1 and 2; leered
Plymouth Rocks, Carling Bros., G. Tr -
win; White Plymouth Rocks, J.Grieve
lland 2: Buff Rocks, J. Jewell; Buff
Cochins, G. Irwin J. Moore; Partridge
Cochins, G. Irwin 1 and 2; White
Cochins, G. Irwin; Langshans, E.
Doupe; Silver Grey Dorkins, G. Irwin;
any variety bantams, T. Brock; Silver
Spangled Homburgs, D. A. Gralaam,
.Carter; Silver Pencilled Hatnburgs,
We Carter; Houdans, J. Grieve, W.
Carter; White Crested Black Polands,
W. Carter; Golden Polands, w. Car-
ter; NVhite Leghorns, D. A. Graham,
Medd Bros.•' Brown Leghorns, Medd
ros. 1 and2; White Leghorns, W.
arter 1 and 2; Buff Leghorns,B. Fuke
F. jarriott; Black Java, 0. Irwin, 1
and 2; Andalusian, Jas. Jewell. Car-
ing Bros., Black Spanish, J. Moore 1
and 2; Black Minorcas, T. Prior, E.
Doupe; White Minorcas, Medd Bros..
. Jewell: Silver Lace Wyandottes, W.
Howard 1 and 2; White Wyandottes,
. Senior 1 and 2; Golden Wyandottes,
E. Donne, Medd Bros.; Buff wyan-
ottes, Medd Bros. 1 and 2; Black
yandottes, G. Irwin 1 and 2; Bronze
Turkeys, D. Douglas, G. Irwin; White
urkeys, Medd Bros.; any other varie-
y turkeys, G. Irwin; Wild Geese, A.
Bissett; Pekin Ducks, D. A. Graham,
. Irwin; Rouen Ducks, G. Irwin 1 and
; collection of pigeons, T. Brock;
Belgian Rabbits, J. Senior, w. Snell;
ainett Fowl, R. Williams, W. Carter.
IMPLEMEMENTS.
Farm ,wagon, Chatham Man. Co.
op buggy, 'W. Kunz, Wintzel &Fritz;
iano box cutter, NV. Grey & Son, Mc -
a ug,hli n Co.; Portland cutter; W. Grey
Son, McLaughlin Co.; road cart,
Vintzel & Fritz; Fanning mill, Camp -
ell Man. Co.; Roller, Chatham Man.
o.; tile, J. Kerr; brick, J. Kerr.
SPEciA.L.--Concrete cement mixture,
L. E. 'Hodgert.
GRAIN AND SEED
Fall,wheat, white, J. Heywood, M.
rethour; fall wheat, red, M. Bre-
hour, J. Patterson; variety spring
heat, M. Brethour, J. Airth; 6 row -
d barley, M. Brethour J. Heywood;
rowed barley, M. Brethour, J. Hey-
•ood: variety barley, M. Brethour,
. Patterson; large oats, J. Roeder, M.
eethour, J. Heywood; common, oats
I. Brethour, J. Patterson; black oats,
. Brethour; large peas, M. Brethour;
nail peas, M. Brethour; timothy seed,
I. Brethour, A. Bissett; flax seed, M.
rethour; merchants flour, J. Cobble -
ick; white beans, J. Decker, Mrs. J.
eywood; clover seed, J. Heywood,
. Brethour; grain in ear,J. Heywood.
HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
APPLES.—Variety fall apples, Wm.
hesney; winter apples any variety, J.
orton; fall apples, any variety, W.
hesuey, 11. Chesney; Rhode Island
reenings, Wm. Chesney, H. Chesney;
orthern spies, W. Chesney, S. Brock;
nx.boro russetts T. Yellow, A. Mc-
onell; spitzenburgs, A. McPherson;
aldwins, T. Etherington, J. Roeder;
estfield seek -no- further, A.McDon ell,
. McTaggart; snow apples, H. Ches-
ey, T. Ellerington; fall pippins, W.
awden, C. Wolper; colverts, 3. Boe-
r, NV. Chesney; king of tornpkins,
. Chesney, A. Bissett; Alexanders, J.
orton; Canada red, ,T.Roeder; ribston
ppine, W. Chesney, 1.1. Chesney;
agnets, NV. Wilson, T. Ellerington;
aiden's blush, W, Chesney, C. Wal -
r; golden russetts, J. Airth, H.
hesney; Ben Davis,S.Brock; wealthy,
Gill, A McPherson; duchess olden -
nee., J. Horton, Mrs. G. Nott; blen-
im pippens A. McDonell, W. Wil -
n; carnberry, A. Bissett.
SPECIAL.—Bartlett, J. Dicker, T.
ellow. Bur an de anjou, H. Ches-
Y.,
PEARS
Winter pears, S. Brock; fall pears,
is P. Thievden; flernish be:tuty, Mrs.
White, ditches angoulime, T. Brock:
urs Clairgeau, T. Brock, A. McPhee
-
n; vicar of wingfield, ThoS. 'Brock;
11 luciertive T.' Brock; Sheldon, NV,
,wcoinbe, T. Brock; east beurre, A.
vitt, A. 111ePheeson; but au de an
-
1, W. Newcombe, T. Brock.
PLUMBS "
Lombards Carlin.. Bros T
•3 • • Biock;
her variety, Carling Bros.; pond's
etllings, W. H. Trott, Carling Bros.
GRA T'E'S ETC. '
Niagara, 11Irs. Sr *kvilite, Mrs. D. Mc -
tyre; concord, 11. Ie Kraft, W. New-
mbe; delevvarce Rev. Martin,
ott; Rogers' 15, W. Newcombe;
get's' 19, A McPherson, T. 13rocici
gees' 4, Rev.Martin; Rogers' 9, Rev.
nth]; Rogers' 22, W. Newcombe;
' 45 W Newcombe T 13rock"
',gees V.
y other variety, Thos. Brock,.
MISCIJILL/_NNEGITS
Best collec,tien canned fruit, M.
ethour, J. Decker.; honey, in jar, A..
Pherson' Collection of home Made
5 1
HO'S, J. loin, Hannah Wise; colic:a_
SANDERS.) EDITOR.
tion of bottled pickles, Mrs. Jas. Rich-
ardson; best collection of canned vege-
tables, Mrs. 3. Richardson,
VEGETABLES,
American Wonder potatoes, Geo.
Schroeder, A. Bissette Beauty Hebron,
Josh. Heywood, Miss Aleock; Petrel of
Savoy, 'Mrs, J. Heywood, T. Brock;
Empire State, J. Heywood, A. Bissett;
Red Elephant, 0. Schroeder, J. Decker;
°arm en -No. 1., Id. Brethour; Rural New
Yorker. G. Schroeder, A. Bissett; any
variety potatoe, G. Sehroeder, 3. Deck-
er. three new varieties J. Heywood -
winter cabbage, H. L. Kraft, 0, An-
derson; blood beets, Mrs. J. Heywood,
A, S. Devitt; globe beets, Mrs. P. 13,1,w -
den, C. Wolper; sugar beets, A. Perkin
G. Schroeder; long mangolds, P. Hor-
ton, A. Bissett, C. Bernie: globe man -
golds, H. Passmore. G. Samwell, 3.
Heywood; intermediate marigolds, H.
Passmore, J. Bowden, J. Hunter; horn
carrots, J. Decker, J. Bowden, A. Dev-
itt; Nantes carrots, NV. Treevcomb, 3.
Harney; long red carrots, G. Schroe-
der,' 11. E. Huston; field carrots, C.
Wolper, J. Ait-th; sweet corn,M.13reth-
our, Geo. Schroeder; Indian corn, Mrs.
M. J. Torn; watermelons, 0. Wolper,
A. Perkins; musk melons, C. Wolper,
A. Perkins; Sweed turnips, J, Decker,
J. Roeder, T. Brock; turnips any other
variety, J. Roeder, Mrs, J. Heywood;
pumpkins, A. Bissett, J. Airth; Squash
C. Pym, Weekes 33ro0.; red onions,
Mrs. J. Heywood, R. 'Williams; white
onions, G. Anderson; tomatoes, H. E.
Huston, A. Perkin; celery, G. Ander-
son, Rev. Martin; citrons, J. Bawden,
C. Pym; parsnips, 11. E. Huston, M.
Brethour; col. vegetables, Weekes
Bros., Geo. Anderson, Mrs. T. Rich-
ardson.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Five lbs. butter, J. liarton,J. Blotch -
ford, J. Decker, T. Shapton; ten lbs.
butter, J. Horton, P. McTaggeirt, J.
Decker; pound rolls, P. McTaggart; J.
Horton, I. Armstrc,ng, neatly arrang-
ed prate, Wm. Wilson, j. Horton, L
Armstrong; creamery butter, A. Q.
Bohlen
11[ANUFACTURERS.
Home made quilt, H. Wise, G. Nott:
Domestic cloth, Mrs. G. Nott; Wm.
Chesney; flannel, M. Jamieson, Wm.
Chesney; blankets, H. Wise, M. Creigh-
ton; Home made horse blankets, M.
Creighton, M. Brethour, Wm. Ches-
ney; yarn, H. Wise, Wm. Chesney;
domestic cotton, Wm. Chesney.Id
.Brethour: sewing machine, William
Manf. Co. 1 & 2; organ, Bell Organ Co.,
1 & 2 parlor furniture R. N. Rowe.
bedroom furniture; R.N. Rowe; stuffed
birds, A. McPherson; fine salt, Exeter
Salt Co.; salt for packing, Exeter Salt
Co.; factory quilt, 'Muir &Co. 1, 2; fac-
tory tweeds, Muir & Co.. 1 & 2; factory
flannel, Muir & Co., 1 & 2; factory
blankets. Muir & Co., 1 & 2; assort-
ment tweeds, 3. H. Grieve; single har-
ness, Geo. Eacrett, Robt. Sweet; cured
ham, J. Tom, Thomas Prior; assort-
ment of upholstery, R. N. Rowe; store
goods, J. A. Stewart; millinery, E. J.
Spackman; boots and shoes, E. J.
Spackman; carpenter work, Dyer &
Howard; baker's bread,E.A.Follick, A.
Bagshaw.
FINE ARTS.
Water color painting, Miss Alcock,
John FIorney; painting in oil, Miss Al-
cock, Mrs. J. White; crayon sketch,
Mrs. J. White, Mrs. Thompson; pencil
.5ketc1i, Frank Weekes; photographs,
Jos. Senior; hair work, E. H. Fish.
FLO WEBS.
Varities in pots, Mrs. .1. Richardson;
Fuchsias, Mrs. J. Richardson; foliage
plants. Rev. Martin, 3. Cottle; Be-
gonias, J. Cottle, NV. 11. Trott; Ger-
aniums, J. Cottle, Mrs. J. Richardson;
hanging basket, Mrs. J. Richardson;
collection flowers, Win. Harburn,
Mrs. J. Richardson.
CUT FLOWERS.
Dahlias, J. Cottle, Geo. Samwell;
pansies, J. Cottle; German Asters, H.
E. Huston, E.H. Fish; ten week's stock
J. Cottle; Verbenas, C. Bernie, J
Cottle; Petunias, J. Cottle; Phlox
Drornmoncli, J. Cottle, Zennias, 3.
Cottle, Thos. Ellerington; basket cut
flowers, Rev. Martin, Geo. Samwell;
annuals, J. Cottle; ornamental garden
and fountain, W. H. Trott.
LADIES' WORK.
Rag carpet, woollen warp, W. Ches-
ney; rag carpet, cotton warp, .T. Tom,
H. Wise; door -mat hooked, Mrs. Geo.
Not I-1. Wise; door mat, sewed, 11.
Wise, Mrs. M. J. Tom; hearth mat,
hooked, 'P. Sweet, Mrs. G. Nott;heartla
mat, sewed, Mrs. Tom, 1 and 2; wool
socks, Maggie Creighton, Maggie, Jam-
ieson; wool stockings, M. Creighton,
M. Jamieson; cotton socks, M. Jamie-
son, M. Creighton; cotton stockings,
M. Creighton, M. Jamieson; ladies'
wool mitts, Mrs, Tom, Mrs. ,T. Richard-
son; men's wool mitts, Mrs. Tom, Mrs.
G. Nott; men's wool gloves, Jas. Tom,
M. Creighton; counterpanes wove, 11.
Wise; counterpanesknitted, Mrs.Torre
M. Creighton; counterpanes crochet,
M. Creighton, J. Thompson; counter-
panes tufted, M. Brethour, H. Wise;
calico quilt, Mrs. Nott, H. NVise; cloth
quilt, Jas. Tom, H. NVise; silk quilt, J.
Tom Mrs. M. .T, Toni; log cabin quilt,
George Nott, Mrs. Tom; crazy work,
silk:quilt, Mrs. Tom, Mrs. J. White;
fancy wool shawl, M :Brooks, Maggie
Creighton; Man's shirt, Maggie Jamie-
son, Mrs. McIntyre; patching, J.
Thomson, Mrs. Tom; darning, 11Ies.
Tone 31. Creighton.; buttonholes, Mrs.
TOITI, Mrs.)). McIntyre; pillow shams,
M. Creighton, M. Jamieson; table mots
:Beooks, M. Creighton; table doylies,
M. Creighton, Ales. McIntyre; toilet
set, M. Beet:hour, 111. NVise; pin cushion,
H. Wise, Mrs. Nott; sofa pillow, 11.
Wise Mrs. D. McIntyre; crochet work,
IV. Creighton, M, Brooks; Macrame
Work, 11., Brethour; paper flowers, Mrs.
Tem, Mrs, M. J. Torn; piano scarf, II.
Wise, Mrs, Nott; table cover, M.
Creighton, Mrs. McIntyre; whisk hold-
er, M. Creighton, 'M. Brethour; otto-
man, Hazlewood, Mrs. Tout; paint-
ing on china, Mrs. White, Miss Alcock;
drawing 'room screen, Mrs. Nott; hand
aTyho°ekbc jeriarc liersvosn' , Nott;
CrP'eeie,n'hetl°oPpe;
tidy crochet, IV. Creighton, IL Wiee;
tidy knitted, Mrs. l'om, M. Creighton;
tinsel Work, H, Wise; Etching, M.
Ceeighton, Mrs. McIntyre; Applique
work, N. Creighton, 111, Bretliour; Ap-
plique work, floral, 'M. Creighton; At,-
resene. embroidery, Mrs. McIntyre,
Mrs. Nott; crewel embroidery, Mrs.
Nett; embroidery on silk, Miss M.
HoIne, M. Creighton; embroidery on
flannel, Mrs. McIntyre, nr. Creig,laton;
sham stitch embroidery, Ales. MeIn-
tyre, M. Creighton; knitted stitch ten-
broidery,Mrs, Nott; ribbon embroidery
M. Creighton, M. Brethour; chenile
work, Mrs. Nott; braiding, M. Creigh-
ton, H. Wise; bead work, 31. Creigh-
ton, Berlin wool work, Mrs. McIntyre,
T. littzlewood; straw plait, II. Wise,
Mrs. Tom; lace, Royal Battenberg,
Miss M. HOIlle, Mrs. McIntyre; point
lace, Mrs. Mein tyre,Mrs. White; Hon--
iton lace, Mrs. White, Mrs. McIntyre;
knitted lace, Mrs, Tom, M. Creighton;
rick rack work, 2nd 111. Creighton; tat-
ting, Nil's. (Dr.) Sweet, Mrs. Nott;
darned net, M. Creighton, 11Irs. Nott;
drawn work. and hem stitch, T. Eller-
ington, J. Horton; silk work on Java..
Mrs. 'White, M. Ceeig,laton; panels, M..
Creighton, M. Brethour; fancY table,.
Sirs. Nott, home made bread, Mrs.
Bert Fake, J. Decker, Mrs. Josh.
Ileyvvood.
CHITIDREN'S DEPARTMENT.
Crochet work in cotton Wm. Ches-
ney. '
SPECIAL. --Cotton embroidery, Geo..
Samavell; Picture frame, J. Creech.
JUDGES.
Heavy Florses.-34s. Handford, Cen-
tralia; J. Duncan, Usborne.
Light Horses.—Dr, Carr, Kiel:ton;
IVIr. undry, Goderich.
Cattle.—Jos. Hazelwood, Kirkton;
John Sutherland, Blanshard.
Sheep.—R. Flicics, Centralia.
Hogs.—R. Delbvidg,e,Usborne; Rich.
Hamilton, Cromarty.
Poultry. --E. S. Howard.
Implenients.—S. A. Moffatt, Varna;
D. McNichol, Farquhar.
Grain and seeds.—G. McEwen, Hen-
son, A. J. Ti,ollins, Exeter.
Roots and vegetables.—B. T-Tagarth,
Ilensall.
Fruit. --11.11.1. Huston and R. S. Lang-
E.xeter.
Ladies' work.—Mrs. E. J. Spackman
and Mrs. Douglas, Exeter.
Notes by the Way
—OF --
Interesting Sihts in Europe.
Being requested by a number to give
an outline of my European trip I have
decided to clo so. Some parts of it will
be dealt with more minutely than
others and 1'11 try and give it as it oc-
curred to me without paint or polish.
T secured a passage on the -Lake Hu-
ron," a vessel belonging to "The Beaver
Line" and one that 'lad crossed the
briny deep a number of times, fo • h
has been afloat for twenty-five years.
It was manned by men of no mean
type and commanded by Mr. Thomas,
a well-known and much respected sea
captain, who sailed at one time from
Engeand to Asia a,ncl other Eastern.
parts. The Purser was a, young Eng-
lish man of 10 years experience and
on this particular trip had the of-
fice of Chief Steward as well. The
other high officers were also men of
honorable fame and had sailed on both
tropical and polar waters; and could
relate some thrilling sea, stories, and
during their spare hOurs were always
pleased to do so.
As a g,eneral rule the food on an
English vessel is extra good and this -
one was equal to the best in that line.
Our treatment at the hands of the offi-
cers and stewards was all that could
be desired and their kindness will be
long and gratefully remembered. Four
meals were served every day and a
slight tip would get all the fruit you
desired between xneals.
There were only forty passengers,
aboard this vessel as it was hired for
the purpose of taking 600 head Of cat-
tle to the English market. Many of
the readers might think this distaste-
ful, but not so. The cattle are entirely
separated from the saloon passengers.
and are more preferred than as many
steerage passengers. To see the cat -
tie -men load these cattle was a sight.
It took about three and a half hours,
to load them a,ncl some of the poor
brutes were umnercifolly abused and
of all the French gibberish you ever
heard it was there. At 4:45 Wednes-
day, July 13, the vessel left the Harbor
-
to be anchored fifteen miles down the -
river, from which spot she left at 3 a.
m., Thursday. The scenery along the
St. Lawrence at all times is beautiful,
but during the months of July and
August its splendor dazzels the eye of
the passing tourists. The Citidal of
Quebec was rea,ched 2.15, p.m., Thurs-
day. with its many majestic and lin.
posing buildings. All along the river
the sights and views are well worth
viewing and none more so than the
small French farms that skirt both
sides Of the St, Lawrence. They a,p-
pear to be about twenty rods wide and
the buildings are so small :met quaint
that many remarks from the criticis
passed on the:same. Fn Ontario you.
notiee Levee farm houses awl out build-
ings and fairly well built churches.
In Quebec small farm houses and out
buildings, but; the grandeur of their
churches is unequalled,
We sailed slowly along past the pic-
tured Alba river and finally reached
Father Point where our last Pilot left
115 11 5.15 a.m. 'Friday, The land seems
to be getting back. and soon we left
the lest trace behind till we neared
New Foundland, In crossing the
clays, especially if fog.
bauks, Which generallyentNoelcieospotpylee
vessel as it did the Lake Huron, 'you
sight land but it is far distant. The
banks are the cliief feeding places of
SCreell, Mrs. Nott; bannerettes, Mrs. the cod and it is there that they are
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