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EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1893.
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NO 32S
The Metsoms' Blares.
(Chartered by'Parliament, 1855.)
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Rest Fund ..... . ...... . .. 1,100,000,
Head office 3Eoniaeal.
F. W OLFERSTAN THOMAS, Esq,,
Gritern .en MANAGER
Money advanced to rued Farmer's on their
own notes,witt, one or more endorsers at 7
per cent per ennvns.
Exeter Branch.
Open every lawful day from 'rat to. to 3 p.,
m., Saturdays Y@ 4, M. to i p. m
A general banking business transacted
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ev on Deposit Receipts. Savings Bank at 5
per Dent.
N. DYER. HURDON
Exeter, Jan 28, '88. Sub•Manager.
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CirnrC9r.Sireetory-
alrsaL CxiRCse.--Rev. F. H
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Fatt, Rector. Sunday. • Services, Holy
and'l7 p.m. Sabbath School, 3 'p.. IA,Comneunion. lst Sunday of each month at
Morn nU Service. and in months of five Sun-
days, after Evening Service of 4111 Sunday of
the month. Holy Peaptiem on 2nd. Sunday
of each month at morning service.
METtIODIST ililvECli--James"ety Rey. A. L.
/tussah, Pastor. Sunday Sorvices,10.80 a• m,
and 8.50, p.m. Sabbath -Wheel, 2.20 p. m.
HAIN'STREET-ReV. W MODonagh, -Pas-
tor. Sunday Services, tea() a.m. and 8.30 p.m.
Sabbath School 210 v. tn.
PRESBYTERIAW OH Jacs.-Rev: W. Martin,
Pastor. Sunday Services, 11 a. in. and 6.30 p.
m. ,Sabbath School. 9.45 a. m
Profes3102141tl' Cards.
~' ' tiYNS�Aj?,L•D.b,Paneon's Block
two doors ue th of Darling Store
MAIN STREET, EXETER, extracts teeth
without pain. ,Away at Hensall on 1st
Friday; Ailsa Craig an 2nd•and 4th Tuesday.
and Zurich on last Thursday of each month
CCH. INGRAM, DENTIST, Member Roval
• College Dental Surgeons, successor to
H. L. Billings Office over Post Office
Exeter, Ont. A safe anaesthetic given for
the painless extraction of teeth. Fine Gold
Filhnes as required.
Ele beat •
T�,rD7'�, s.
.11=1110•02,1121913.0.
A. ROLLINS,& T A. AMOS,
L Residences, same as formerly
OFFICES, Speakman,. building, MaiuSt
Dr, Rollins' of&ce• same as formerly -north'
door. Dr. Amos' office, same building -south
door. - Mays 1St. 1898
J.,A. Rollins, M.D. T. A. Amos, M. D
q R. T. P. Met &UGRLIN, MEMBER OF
L the College of Physicians andSurgeons
Ontario.. Physician, Surgeon and Accouch-
eur. Office, Dashwood Ont.
Asaseal
pp -H. COLLINS, BARRISTER, SOLICIT -
LL. OR, Conveyancer, Notary Public.
Office -Over O'Neil's Bank, Exeter, Ontario.
Money to Loan.
L
H. DICKSON, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR . of Supreme Court, Notary Public, Con-
veyancer, Commissioner, &c. t[oneyto loan
Office-Fanson's Block, Exeter.
ELLIOT & ELLIOT, BARRISTERS, SOLIC
itors, Conveyancers, &c..
B. V. ELLIOT.' FREDERICK ELLAO
Emo tfiO1s0em9
I�gg BROWN, Winchelsea. Licensed Aunt
1 -Lo ioneorfor the Counties of Perth and
Middlesex, also for the township of Usborne
Sales promptly attended to and term sreason
able.Sales arranged at Post office, Winehelsa
A J. IROLLINS, late of Manitoba, Lieene
.tl.,,ed Auctioneer, for the counties of Hur-
on and Middlesex, Residence: 1 mile south
of Exeter, Ont. Sale Orders by mail or other-
wise promptly attended to at reasonable
'prices,
T•� BOSSENBERRY, Hensall Ontario. Lie -
114 • ensed Auctioneerfor the Counties
Huron and Perth.' Charges moderato and
satisfaction; guaranteed.
FRED W. FARNCOMB, Provincial Land
Surveyor and Civil ggin er. Office
Over Post Office Main street. Exeter, Ont. '
ERNEST ELLIOT.
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AGENT FOR
The Western Eire Assurance Company,
of Taxon to
The'Phconix Fire Insurance Co'y.,
of London, England
The Alliance Eire Aseur, Co'y.,
ofLondon England.
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Office: -Main -street, Exeter, Ont.
EXETER IMARKETSi
(C hanged every Wednesday)
Wheat per bushel..., $0.58 to 0.60
Barley...,...,.... ,,..... 35 to 37
0
ats: ..... .......... 27 to 28
Pea ••..... 50 to 52
Peas .
Butter .... .? 18 tot0
Lard.i....... 12 to1
:
Egg i- 12
Chicken 12 & ._, +
i 1' ._:.:........ 5 to 6
'b+ �
Clover Seed..•.......... 9,75 to 10.40
TimothyY.... .. a ... 2.75 to 8,0.0
Pork . ... ......r ,r.1; Sit ZOO tb 7.20
Potatoes per Out ...., ear. 46 to 45
Hay per tori i.........Y .6 6.00 'to 'r h50
M1LOi-I COW WANTED.
The undersigned w.isheS to purohesea first
class Milch Cow imin ediately, apply to
W. R. DEARING,
Stephea, Exeter P, O,
ST4AE1?.
On the premises R. 1-I. Taylor. Lot 22 L
R W. on or about the 30th of .ugustono
yearling steer of a' dark red Dolor with a
piece beole on off right horn, Owner can have
same by proving property: and paying all
expenses.
3t. R, H. TATtoE, Brewster.
116160101.1266.1.6.6.6.6
OUSES AND LOTS I'Oi%%ALA,
Situated in the Village of" Exeter being
W14 Lot 5 and Al V4 Lot 5. both on Gidley St.
a good frame House on each lot, also good
stables and a number of fruit bearing treos
and shrubs, Furniture and other household
effects will also he put ap for sale. Sole to
take plain on Thursday Sept 25th at one
o'clock p, m. sharp. 3[r John Gill,auotioneer
Edwin Carley, proprietor.
{yOURT OF aitVISION POR THE TOWN -
1' SHIP OF STEPHEN,
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
Statute in that behalf 4 Court for the Re-
vision oftbe Voters' List for the Township
of Stephen for 1895, will be held by iiia. Hon-
or, the Judge of the County Court of the
County of uron, in. the Top•ss RAM, Oasn-
ITON, an
Wed. the Stith fltyof k her,,4913,
At the Hour of Ten O'clock in the forenoon,
to hear and determine complaints of errors
and omissions in the said Voters' List,
copy of which is posted rip In my office - In
said township. All persons having business
at the Court will govern themselves accord-
ingly.
By order of His Donor the Judge of the
County Court of -the County of Huron.
C. PROUTY,"
Clerk of said Court.
Dated at Stephen this -5th day of Sept., i898
Voters'
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
Statute in that behalf a Court for the Re-
vision of the Voters' List fpr the village of
Exeter for 1893 will be held by His Honor,
the Judge of the County Smart of the Connie
ty of Huron at the 'Town Hall in the said
village of Exeter, on
Thursday the 26th day of ettober,t893
AT TUE HOUR OF TEN O'CLOcr,
in the forenoon to hear and determine eom-
plaints of errors and ommissions in the said
Voters' List, a copy of wh1e is posted up
in my offioo ii n the said town hail Ill; per-
sons having business at the court *111 goy -
ern themselves accordingly.
By order. of His Honor the Judge of the
County Court of the County of Huron.
M EACRETT,:
Clerk of the Village of Exeter,
and constitutes Clerk of said court.
Dated at Exeter this 28th day of Sept., ten.
Mooresville.
One of those interesting and pleas-
ing events which; usually cause a flu,
ter of exciternent took place at the
residence of. Mr. James Miller 'yester-
day (Wed.) when his second daughter
Clara, was united in marriage to Mr.
Andrew Robinson, of Centralia. The
Rey. Al. Shore, of Ailsa Craig, Resisted
by Rev. J. H. Hunter, of Parkhill per-
formed the ceremony in the presence
of a few of the contracting parties.
immediate relatives. The young couple
are well and favorably; known and are
highly esteemed. We wish them a
long, happy and prosperous career.
through life.
•
Harpley.
Farmers in this vicinity are finished
seeding and some have began taking
up their roots and quite a number re-
port potatoes an abundant crop, -Mr.
J. W. Watson and wife, of Thedford,
were visiting among old acquaintances
in this vicinity last week, both looking
hale and hearty, but report crops to
be far short of what -was expected.
Their eldest son David, an enterprising
young man, has left them for the North
West. We wish him success. -Mr. John
Sherritt has got his cows home from
pasture where they have been tended
all summer for the purpose of sending
the milk to the factory. He has die•
posed of several of them for high prices
--The dredge is making rapid progress
now as it tool: a sail three quarters of
a mile up the river in one day, is now
opposite Mr, Morrish's farm. -.Our en-
terprising hotel keeper has the skele
ton of his new hotel erected.
Oredlton,
Mr, Murray, of Stratford, the hedge
fence agent, is taking orders in and
around Crediton. -Joseph Edwards has
a sick horse. .Armitage, of Centralia,
is attending it, -Our church will bo
re ppened on Sunday, 1st ins,, Ser-
mons morning and evening by Rev..
Roberts, who is well known around
hero. On Monday evening there will
be a dinner served in the basement of
the church -admission 25c,, children
15c. Addresses will bo given after-
wards by Revels. Roberts; Jackson; of
Exeter; Holmes of Parkhill•, and others.
-John Motz, who broke his arm a few
r
days ago, 1s n the mend. -Quite
, 4e d. ((jjtiiE •i
•qj e 4
number of our citizens attended the
Columbian Exhibition in Chicago this
month, and many also took in the
Western Fair at London and report
having' had a good time, -Miss Emma
Lamport left for London, where She in-
tends to reside for a time. ---Mrs.
Lamport left last week for London to
attend the sick bed of her little grand-
child, -Farmers. have got their fall
wheat sown and it is up and looking
quite green,e-Mr. English, who i'eceiv•
ed injuries Some weeks ago, is improve
irlge-Mrs. Paul Lint and faintly have
gene to Manitoba. --On Tuesday • last
y
the 12 ear;old'soix• o
£ Mr. ,B,obt: Sims
fell
been ai]
r
e and Beverly ''
z
Juzed his
leg, .Medical aid wag sttmmonerl end
the patient is doing nicer.
Ems. T
E E;
R S F A.I
lAnotb.er Grand Success
The South Huron County Fair was
held here on Monday and -1'uesciay last:
Monday was principally devoted to
making: entries and placing exhibits
The second day was in every way a
great success, Lite weather was abso-
lutely perfect, the exhibits were all in,
place and every part of the programme
passed off with commendable prompt -
'less ants regularity. During the fore.
noon the hyo stock began to arrive in
numbers and was 'promptly assigned
• to its proper place, and shortly after
noon crowds of people, both from the
began town and country, bean to poor iii in
a steady stream until there Were at
least 3,000 people on the grounds. Tlie
scene was an animated one. The
"crystal palace" was crowded to dis-
comfort all the afternoon with admir-
ing sight -seers. Outside, the race
trackwas the centre of attraction and
the speeding contests were kept up; till
after six o'clock. "The judges made
their decisions to the satisfaction of all
The gravid stand was comfortably
seated with those whose interests were
mostly centered on the races: Two
.slight•accidents occured. but -nokt seri-
ous enough to mar the proceedings.
The greatest excitement prevailed dur-
ing the race between the trio from
Centralia (owners aro Messrs. Ilartd
ford, Elliott and Cobleigh) - In the
lady driver's class Mrs E. Bosseinberly
of Zurioh had everything her own
:Tey from start to' finish. The follow
ing is the list of prizes awarded: -
HORSES.
}
ilitPORT17D HEAVY -DRAFT.-B1'ood
mare and foal, S Smillie, L F Goodwin;
foal, L F Goodwin, S Smillie; fillythree
years old, J Routley, Francis Coleman,
J Coursev ; filly, two years old, Charles
Bean; filly, 1 year old, Jas Ross. -
CANADIAN HEAVY DRAFT AND AGRI,
CULTURAL. -Brood mare, J Duncan,
Jr.. A Bishop, J Rendes; foal, Miss Mill-
er, J Coursey, J Routley; 3 -year-old, C
Haskett, R Pringle, J Coursey; 2 -year-
old, G Case, A Bishop, T Johnston;
team, J Decker, W Cornish, J Allison.
GErrI5BAL PURPOSE. -Brood mare, Ci
Fahner, T Berry, J " Coursev; fuel, T
Berry, C Fahner, AFoster; 3.year-old,
C Haskett, R Hicks, R Pringle; 2 year
old, G Ferguson, H Brown, J Decker;
team, J Ballentyne, Phin Hunter, J -A
Bell.
CARRIAGE -Brood mare, W Harvey,
J Essery, Rev Fatt; foal, J & D Wood,
W Haryey, J Essery; 3 -year-old, Rey
Fatt, d`Eilber, L Hunter; 2 -year-old, 0
Ferguson, E Williams;- 1 -year-old. T
Johnston, R:Delbridge; carriage horses
T'Skinner, W White.; carriage horse, C
Mason, J L Duherty, A McMurchie.
ROADSTERS. -Brood mare, E Christ-
ie, F G Meyer, A Dow; foal, W Mc-
Guire, E Christie, J Loadman; 3 year
old, W G Bissett, J Merrier, A E Ten-
nant; 2 -year old, R Hicks, W F.olland,
S Lamport; i. year-old J. Dclbriclge, I
Armstrong, J Hunter, Jr; roadsters,
Snell & White, C Greib, W S Ruby;
roadster, P McGregor, J & D Wood, T
B Carling; lady driver, Mrs E Bossen'
berry, Vir Chesney, Miss Miller. - -
• .SPEED CONTESTS,
Roadster stallion, Gus Gorbel, "Gus
teen," Mitchell, Wm' Pierce, "Reuben
Walker," Strathroe; Henry James,.,
"Major McAdams," Mitchell; best time,
2.51. Pair of- roadsters, Snell & White,
Exeter; Wm Pierce, Strathroy; W ;R
Davis, Mitchell; best time 3.12. Single
roadsters, Ed 3ossenberry, Zurich; W
Pierce, Strathroy; Ii Dumart, Zurich;
best time, 2.47. Free for all, R•Paisley
''Joe Bowers," leets J Doherty,s "John,
Nelson" 2nd: Gus Gorbel's '`Gusteer"
3rd; best time, ,2;31. Name race, T
Handford, W Elliott, R Cobleigh, best.
time 3,04
JUDGES -Dr, Tennant, Lucan, Robt.
Robson, London:
CAT rLE,
THOROUGH i1RED DURHAM. -' Aged
cow, Thos Russell; H & W Smith, T
Russell; 8;y ear old cow, Tt Russell, J
Roeder; 2 -year-old heifer, H & W
Smith, 1st and 2nd, T Russell; 1 -year-
old heifer, H. & W Smith, 2' Russell, J
rcericr; heifer calf, J Roeder, T muss•
ell, FI &' W Smith; bill l calf, FI & W
Smith, T Russell, J Roeder; herd, T
Russell, .11., e W Smith,
GRADIS.-Aged cow, R McLaren, S
Smillie, J .Hooper & Son; 2 -year-old
heifer, W Vi'estcott, J Roeder, J Willis;
1 -year-old heifer, Thos Shapton, lst,
2nd. 3rd;; heifer calf, J Roeder, 1st, 2nd
BuTCiusus' CATTLE. --2 year-old steer
T Russell, R McLaren, J Hooper & Son;
1 -year-old steer, II & W Smith, W
Westcott,JIoo
Ptr&Son+fat
steer,
J
Merner,
let, 2nd, 3rd; fat cow, T ituss-
eli, J Hooper & Son; herd, J & D Wood.
1st, 2nd, 3rd,
AY.I:S11xnme,---Cow, J Essery, L Hun.
er.
JERsrty. -Cow, C Coates, 1• ear•old
heifer, 0 Coates; heifer calf, C oates.
BOLDED ANNUS. -Caw, L Hunter.
SHEEP,
LExoxisrere-A ed ram, enhal
��• rn, G P e,
,
L J Goodwin, T Currelley; shearling.
ram, T Currelley,' 1st, 2nd, •3rd; ram
lamb, 'I' Qurrelley, G Penhale, 2nd,
8rd; ewes, G Penlzale, let, 2nd, L F
Goodwin; shearlings, f Ponhale, T
Currollcy,`P 11 Neil; ewe lambs, fee
e
P aha
to L r Goodin
� r H ail+
SO111'1ineWN$.-Aged rani, A. John -
gen,
SunemSlxxtuenowlis,-Aged rem, ' J
Cooper, S Doupe, J Duncan; shearling
ram, J Cooper, J Dungan, Ii A Switzer
ram iamb, J Duncan, J Cooper, 2nd
3rd; ewes, H A Switzer, J Duncan, S
Doupe; shearlings, J Duncan, J Coop-
er, 2nd, 3rd; ewe lambs, J Duncan, J
Caorer. J Duncan.
LINCOLNs.--Aged ram, F 1 Neil
shearlinrs, 1? H Neil, 1st, 2nd; ram
Iamb, F H Neil, lst, 2nd; aged ewes, F
H Neil, T Shapton, W Dearing; ewe
lambs; F H Neil, T Shapton.
GRADE Surma -Ewes, H A. Switzer,
W Dearing; shearlinens, J Cobbledick,
H A Switzer; ewe lambs, L F Goodwin,
H A. Switzer,
FAT Slrni;1H.-Fat ewes, G Penhale.
SWINE.
BERKSRIRII.-Aged boar,' Wm Mc,
Allister,
1st, 2nd; boar littered in 1893,
0 Troyer, W McAllister; aged sow, W
McAllister•, lst, 2nd; sow littered in
1893, W McAllister, lst, 2nd,
POULTRY,
Light Brahmos, J Dowri, John Hord,
dark Brahams, John Hord, W Irwin
Plymouth Rocks, tV Irwin, J Cook; an
variety Cochins, John Hord, J Senior
Langshans, Jas Hord; any other vt-
riety Dorkings, w Irwin, John Hord;
black breasted Red Game, W Irwin, J
Cook; Silver Spangled Homburgs, Jno
Hord; Golden Penciled Hamburgs, W
Dearing; black Hamburgs, W Irwin,
John Hord; I-Ioudans, W Irwin, lst and
2nd; 'white Leghorns, W Irwin, A Biss-
ett ;
iss-ett; brown Leghorns, J Senior, A Biss-
ett; black Spanish. A Hicks, T Brock;
black Minoltas, -
JohnHord; W rid'
ya of
tes, A. Bissett, J Cook ; Bronze turkeys,
Jonn Hord, W Dearing; any variety
turkeys, R Delbridge; Toulouse, John
Hord, lst, 2nd; any variety geese, R
McLaren, John Hord.; Pekin ducks. Jno
Hord, W Irwin: Rouen ducks, John
Hord, 1st, 2nd; any other variety ducks
W Irwin, R McLaren; any variety
Bantams, W Irwin, lst, 2nd; collection
pigeons, J A Gillespie; collection sing-
ing birds, A Bissett of Down.
BIRDS BRED IN 1893. -Light Bra h-
mas, J Down, John Hord; dark' Brah-
mas, John Hord; Plymouth Rocks, W
Irwin, John Hord; any variety Coch-
ins, John Hord, J Senior; Langshans,
John Hord; any other variety Dork-
ings, John Hord, John Duncan; B. B.
Red Game, R Bell, Sr; A Bissett; silver
spangled Hamburgs, John Hord; gold-
en penciled Hamburgs, W Dearing, lst
and 2nd; blaek Hamburgs, W Irwin,
J Senior; Houdans, John. Hord, W Ir-
win; white.Leghorns, J Creech. John
Hord;:brown'Leghorns, J Senior, J Mc-
Laughlin; black Spanish, A Hicks. T
Brock: black Minorcas, J Read, lst and
2nd; Wyandottes, J Cook; any other
variety not on list, John Hord, 1st, 2nd;
any variety turkeys, John Hord, W
Irwin; any variety geese, Jas Hord. W
Irwin: Pekin ducks, W Irwin, John
Hord; Rouen ducks, John Hord, 1st,
2nd; auy'other variety clucks, J Cook;
any variety Bantams, W Irwin, J Cook.
IMPLEMENTS.
other variety, 13 V Elliott, J Willis
Hay.:
GRAPES, ETC. >
, Delaware, Rev Martin, J Acheson
v�
Wagon, Braund & Co; top buggy, H.
Jones, lst, 2nd; open buggy, H Jones,
F Hess; piano -box cutter, II Jones;
road cart, F }less, Braund & Co; iron
beam plow, Murray & Co., lst, 2nd;
fanning mill, A NleMurchie; gang plow
J Murray & Co., 1st, 2nd; iron harrows,
J Murray & Co ; turnip cutter, D Max-
well, J Murray& Co.; iron pump, W
Trevethick; wooden pump, Jno Moore,
I Stewardson; building brick, G Motz.
JUDGES. -John Hall, Mt. Carmel; R
Robinson. Winchelsea.
GRAIN AND SEEDS.
Fall wheat, white, J Nicholl, M
Brethour; fall wheat, red, 7 Shier, D
Brethour; any variety spring wheat, J
Welsh, M Brethour; 6 rowed barley, W
Dougall, M Brethour; 2 rowed barley,.
M' Brethour, A Doupe; large oats, M
Brethour, A Johnston; common oats, A
McEwen, F G Abbott; black oats, M
Brethour, A Johnston; largo peas, M
Brethour, II Bell, Sr,; small peas, M
Brethour, J Airth; mummy peas, W
Dougall, nM Brethour; timothy seed, M
Brethour, A McEwen; Bax seed, M
Brethour, D Brethour; merchants' flour
Rollins & Williams; white beans, A
Shier, A Johnston; clover seed, M
Brethour, A Foster; collection grain in
ear, NI Brethour, D Brethour.
APPLES•
Winter apples, 4V Dougall, It Mc-
Cord; collection of apples, W Chesney,
W Dougall; Rhode Island Greenings,
G McLeod, John Stanlake; Northern
Spies, R McCord, R Bissett; Roxboro
russets, G Davis; Spitzenbergs, R Mc-
Cord, A McEwen; Baldwins, 0 Nott, J
Roeder; snow apples, W Chesney, S
Horton; fall Pippins, T Smith; Colverts,
8 Horton; King of Tompkins, Airth,
Jr., A Bissett; Alexanders, J Andrews;
Canada Red, RIi
Hicks, J Roeder;dor'
Rib -
sten
Pippins, W Chesney, G Nott;
Wagner, A Mcldwoti; American Golden
russets, .13, MeCord, J Andrew; Maiden's
Biush,W Chesney, .P Andrew; best
seeding apples, R Ilicks, Bon Davis, J
Andrew, W Chesney.
PEARS.
Flemish 'Beauty, T, Brock ,Duche ss
Angolieme, Thos Brock W (1• .Bissett;
Sheldon, 1 Armstrong,'Dr. Lutz; East
=Bourre, I Armstrong; Lbuis Bonne de
Jdrsey, Dr. Lutz, W Bowden; any oth-
or variety , F 0111,
S eela s -Ca. alga Red treak, A
11 l Y � S ,
McEwen, S Sanders & Sons; H]lhbart-
son's Non Such, J Andrew; Gilliflowers,
Sanders & Sons,
PLUMS.
Lombard, J Willisi M Brethour; any
, tonholes, J, Tom, W McEwen; Pillow
shams, Mrs G Nott, M Creightme table
rnats. Mrs. 0 Campbell, M Creighton;
; table doyles,Rev, Fatt, Mrs 0 Cana; bell;
toilet sec, E J Spailcman. J Torn; pill
cushion, T H McC;illum, Miss E Gotilcl;
safe pillow, Rev Fatt 11; Gould; Crochet
work, Mrs. .C. Canllbell; Macrame work
el Brethour, J Sitter; Wax flowers or
fruit, R D Bell, Itli:i G Nutt: Paper'
flowers, Mrs. C .Campbell, R D :Bell,
Pianoortable scarf, E Gould, J Tom;
table cover, embroidered, J Down, E
Gould; Worked wh:sit-Holder, T 11 lMle-
Callum, Mrs.,0 Campbel.;' 1.'aintin ;• on
china, Mrs A. Campbell; drawing room
screen, M Campbell; Bannerettes, Mrs.
G Nott, M Brethour; Bracket drapery
Mrs C Campbell, S Horton; Penelope
work, Mrs; 0 Campbell tidy crochet
Mrs 0 Campbell„Mrs A Bishop; tidy
knitted, M. Creighton, J Tom; gold or
1 V
s 1 er tinsel work, T FI McCallum, Mrs,
0 Nott; Etching or outline wort:; M
Creighton Mrs, G Nott; Applique work.
Mrs C Campbell; Mrs G Nett; Arresene
clipped work, Mrs. C Campbell, ' Mrs 0
Nott: crewel embroidery, Mrs 0 Camp-
bell embroidery on silk, T'I-I McCallum
M Creighton; embroidery oil &nue!,
Mrs. 0 Campbell, Mrs: George Nott;
knotted stitch embroidery, S Ilogarth,
ribbon embroidery, D Beethour, M
Creighton; chenille work, Mrs 0 Camp-
bell; bullion embroidery, Mrs 0' Camp-
bell: braiding, Mrs 0 Nott, R Bell, Sr.; -
bead work, Rev Fatt, M Creighton;
Berlin wool work, Rev: Fatt, Mrs 0
Nott; straw plait, A Johnston, J Tom;
lace, Royal-R•attenbnrg, Mrs 0 Camp -
bel ;
ampbea; lace, Houston, A Johnston, Mrs 0
Nott; lace, knitted, J Toru, Mrs 0 Nott,
laee, crochet, M Creighton, Mrs 0
Campbell; rick rack work, Mrs C
Campbell, R Bell; tatting, J Tom, Mrs
0 Nott darned net, M Creighton, Mrs
G Campbell;$drawn threads and hem
stitch, T .H McCallum, Mrs C Cambpell,
silk work on Java or congress canvas,
M Creighton, Mrs Campbell; panels,
Mrs C Campbell, M Creighton; loaf
home made bread, W ,McEwen, R' D
Bell, R McCord
Moore's Early, B V Elliott; Concord, J
Willis, T Brock; Rogers No, 19, M Eat.
rett, Rogers No, 4, J Anderson; any
other variety, J Andrews, 13'V Ellin 1;
crabs; any variety,R Williams, R Bell,
Sr.; early Crawford peaches, J P Ross,
J W Browning; late Crawford peaches,
J W Browning, Rev Martin; any other
variety, T Brock, II Kinsman; collect-
ion canned fruit, G Sanders, M Broth•
our; collection homey, T Cann,I{' G
Abbott; honey in comb, T Cann, S Ho-
garth; honey' in jar, S Ilogarth, II . .
Switzer; collection. home made wines,.
J Tom, J Willis, collection bottled pick
los, 3 D Bell, 0 Sanders; maple sugar,
R Pringle.'
VEGETABLES,
Early Rose Potatoes, IF Creeelz, �J
Snell beauty .of Hebron, J Down, J
Snell; late rose, A. Johnston, J Roeder;
Early Vermont, J Airth Jr; Snowflake,
J Creech; Early Telephone, T Brock, A.
Bissett; Any variety potatoe, A Foster,
W Snell; turnips, 13 Andrews, F. G Ab
botI; winter eabbare, J Gillespie, F G
Abbott; blood beets, A Bissett M Breth-
our; sug.ar
reth-our;sugar beets, R Pringle, J Sweet;
long marigolds, A Bissett, T Prior;
globe marigolds, A Bishop, A Johnston;
intermediate mangolds J Airth 'Jr;
early horn Carrott, 'W Chesney, Rev.
Martin; Nantes carrots, W Folland, J
Srnallacombe; long orange or red car-
rots, J Sweet, W Folland; White Bel-
gian carrots, C Fahner T Smith; . sweet
corn, F G Abbott, J Sweet ; 'Indian corn
A Bissett, J Down; water melons, J
Roeder, A Johnston; musk melons, J
Alrth, S Hogarth ; Pumpkin, J Andrews
P Andrews; Squash, W Chesney, J An-
drews; Cauliflower, W Follend, G San-
ders; red onions, G Motz, I Ariristrong;
white or yellow onions, R McCord; Vg
Brethour; tomatoes, W Folland, W Bis
sett; celery, W Foltand, J .Creech, cit-
rons, A Cottle, A Bagshaw; parsnips, H
E Huston, M Brethour; collection vege-
tables, J Sweet, w Foltand.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
5 lbs butter, Mrs A. Bishop, R Bell sr,
Maggie Creighton ; 10 lbs butter, ' R
Bell sr, Mrs A Bishop, A Doupe; 50 lbs
butter in tub, private, Mrs. A Bishop,R
Bell, S Hogarth; Cheese, private made,
10 lbs, W Dougall, A Johnston; Cheese
factory made 50 lbs; C W Smith, G Mc
Taggart.
MANUFACTTTRES.
Woven"'iome-made quilt, Mrs G Nott
domestic cloth. Mrs G Nott, A Johnston;
flannel, all wool, R Bell sr, Mrs G Nott;
blankets all wool, R Bell sr, W Ches-
ney; satinett, A Johnston; wollen yarn
A Johnston, A .McEwen; Dom. cotton.
warp woolen weft, 11 Bell, A Johnston;
factory flannel, M Brethour, A Johnson;
factory blankets, .A. Johnston; single
harness J Treble; double harness, J
Treble; cured ham, J Tom; sewing
machine Perkins & Martin, G Bissett;.
Organ, Bell Organ Co; parlor furniture
R N Rowe; bedroom furniture, R N
Rowe, J Atkinson; stuffed birds, A Mc-
Pherson 1st 2nd; Barrel the salt, Exe-
ter salt Co.; barrel salt for packing pur-
poses, Exeter Salt Co. ,
SPECIALS.
Indian relics, A McPherson; cabinet
writing desk -J D Atkinson; Sideboard
J D Atkinson; Brick G Motz.
FINE ARTS.
Water color drawing, Mrs C Camp-
bell (st and 2nd; Painting in oil, W
McEwen, Mrs C Campbell; Crayon
sketch, J Senior; pencil sketch, F Torn;
bollection Photographs, J Senior; Hair
Dresser's work, E Fish.
FLOWERS.
Fuchsias in flower, J Sweet; Foliage
plants, Bella Cottle; Begonias, R Wil
Hams; Geraniums, J Smallacombe,
CUT FLOWERS.
Dahlias boquet, J Willis; Pansies, T.
H. McCallum; Asters, B Cottle, T H
McCallum; ton weeks stocks, 13 Cottle;
Verbenas,13 Cottle, G Sanders; Petuni-
as, Bella Cottle, J Smallacombe; Pe-
tunias, G Sanders; Phlox Drummonds;
T H McCallum, B Cottle; Zennias, B
Cottle, G Sanders; basket of cut flowers
T H McCallum; Ornamental garden
and fountain, R Nelson; Ornamental
garden and fountain, J Smallacombe.
LADIES' WORK.
Rag carpet, woollen warp, W Ches-
ney, W Johnston; rag carpet cotton
warp, S Horton, M Brethour; rag door
mat hooked, R D Bell, S Horton: rag
mat sowed, Jas Tom; rag hearth mat,
sewed, Mrs. C Campbell; rag hearth
mat hooked, Mrs. G Nott, W McEwen;
wool socks, A Johnston, R Bell sr: wool
stocking, A Johnston, R Bell; cotton
socks M Creighton, Mrs G Nott; cotton
stockings, M Creighton, A. Johnston;
ladies wool mitts, J Toni, M Creighton;
men's wool mitts, Id Creighton, S no-
garth; men's wool gloves, S Hogarth, J
Tom; Counterpanes, domestic wove, A.
Mclilwen, W McEwen; Counterpanes,
knitted, M Creighton; Counterpanes,
drochet, M Creighton R. Hicks; Coun-
ter'panes, tufted, J Shier, A Johnston;
Patchwork quilt, calico, Mrs C Camp-
bell, S. Horton, Patchwork quilt cloth.
Mr. A Bishop, M Brethour; Patchwork
qusilt, log cabin, A Johnston, Mrs. ,G
Nott; Silk quilt, Mrs. A Bishop, J Stan-
eke; fancy wool shawl, Mrs G Nott,Mrs
C Campbell; man's shirt hand made,
A Doupe, M Creighton; man's shirt
machile made,S I�apa.
l ths A
Doupe;
Patching, J Tom, 1.I Bell sr; darning on
stoeltings, J Tom, E ,l Spaekman; But
CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT,
Crochet work, It Bell, Sr., Mrs C
'Campbell; painting, Mrs C Campbell;
drawing-, Mrs 0 Campbell, W Chesney;
faney pin cushou, W Chesney, Mrs 0
Campbell; woodwork plait] or orna-
mental, W Chesney, Mrs, 0 Creigton.
SPECIALS.
Roman embroidery, Miss E Gould;
Berlin wool flowers, - S Horton: em-
broidery on net, T 1I McCallum; em-
broidery on table cover, Rev Fatt; col
lection photoes, J - Senior; embroidery
on velvet, 8 Hogarth; crochet on s
pars, J Stanlake.
JUDGES.
HEAVY Hoasx s• -Jas Kyle, Strut
ford; 0 Morlocle Crediton; J White, St.
Marys,
LIGHT HORSES. -J H Cooper, Mitch-
ell; Jae Fell, London tea; WHGraham,
St.1Vlais-
CATT,E.-G Cresweler, Tucker -
smith; 113:1 Beale, Fuller -ten.; P Whittier,
London.
5r 3nsp AND pm
ford
Chesley, Tuck -
ersmith; Jas McFarlane.
PotmTuY.--IVm Grieve, McKillop.
IMPLEMENTS• -John Hall, Mt. Car-
mel; R Robinson, Winchelsea.
GRAIN AND HORTICUP,TLJRAL PRO-
DUCTS.- Ii' n1 Scott, Brureefield; D Mc -
Lerman, Hensall.
VEGETABLES -T II Race, Mitchell; .
John Stewart, Beumiller. - -
DAIRY Prt+)Dawn,-A. Q Bolder, Ex-
eter ;
x-eter; Chas drown, Crediton.
M.etecFACrtaLs.-Geo San]well, Ex-
eter; Sam Brown, Crediton.
TYNE A.RTS, FLOWERS AND CUT
FLOWErtS-IVm Bell, S Hoggarth,
Hensall; Jos Peart;Exeter.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S WORIk,-
G Marks, Brucefield; Mrs Crocker, Ex-
eter; Mrs Link, Creditor,
LAI
�;.,;,
IS OVER
Aud the Society has kept up
its reputation of former pare.
The weather was frvvrnble for
such an occasion and there was
a good Crowd, but the biggest of
BIG SHOWS
And the biggest of ----
BIG ODDS
And the. biggest --s
SHG BUSH
Was to the
a.ewdm rxi„u1, W Y rMeer,leem,nmvma4m16i.61.86e.6dl412p;
I A Tt77U 'UPr OS "
'STORE
. Where the laTgegt, anri, most
complete .,stock of Dre'ts-Goods
Mantles and xi alley Trimmings
, ever exhibited ''ill Ilol'l.sail• Our
Lady friends expresse(1, them-
' selves highly delighted with. the
. . goods and in most cases made ft
. purchase, Another now stock
▪ is expected in a few dal.r.s and...
wo want every lady in the could-
. .° try to' call and a31almille those
. gods -olid if style and quality
is satisfactory, p111011ase
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