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sights Worth
Startlers n Monda
Yen's, Youtl s' and Boy
Overcoats at ,exactly cos
going out of this bra=
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Great. all wo 1 fine Tw
75e, for '40c nd150c.
them. Another Bargain
facturers lot of heavy a
derwear, all collars and
qualities, to be sold at 113
Don't pass this by. A
pn—Regular F2e 1'
with Us. This , was b
down. 11 avy all w
Goods, dolt') e width ;
erg, all color' - lovely
-
onals in bl
ful plain
Checks ; h
ck. and fa
nd brok
avy Sept
_$erges ated Melt
Meltons, Striped Melt
host of other makes
Goods, Man le Goods,
lacket, Goo at
are sure tosatisfy,. cut
by our It
oven hers
in style
as been w
and made u
who_ has p,
a superior
since she
Popular L tie with
Goods. ,W certain'
Popular ;1- akes this
Black, Nav, Garnet,
Scotch 0 , euiet, Ser .es doikble_ rnirin ' glances, as well as ex
width, Zibiline Check {ii- of ad iratiou.
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Dress Mat rials, Chec :llresi °so,ttTd horsesdt;awuna.Ntvsda:ps:aerra ts di indoor. 6P81 fegunol Tto' dhiof,en anottsahhd: show
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SE
he Searfortl Show.
The Tnekersmith Branch Agricultural
Society held their annual fall fair on
Thursday and , Friday, October 1st and
2nd, and a good show it was, b ing one
of the best that has ever been held in.
Seaforth. The weather on bo h •days
was MI hat could have been des red,and
large or vide turned out to wit .es the
fun and ,see tlae sights. The ate fee
had this year been lowered,t fifteen
and ten cents, and when we ay that
the rece'pts at the gate amo nted to
about $4i50, an idea may be formed of
the large number present. On he first
re were
rincipal
en gen-
ge from
imilarly
itement
up and
al the
neither
lay was
ot very
e teams
to score
. Gre t as was
speeta ars ap-
ot initde by both
ally and
day run
among t
one was
ing races and lady rid
e attractions, but the
a foat ball match betw
rs of
team
op. Ex
s lined
citemen
demon lover fifty •ye
TuckersMith against
composed from McKil
ran high as the tea
-higher still ran the e
match as nearing the close, a
ei
had sea ed a goal, alth 'ugh the
most vi orous, but p rhaps
scientifle. So evenly were t
matched that neither as able
before time was calle
the eXcitement, the
plaude every good a
nn friend ;led foe most en husiasti
throws all were able o see the humor -
t
ek
ous side and had Irian, a hear y laugh.
The shbw the building w s one of
the best that has been seen t ere for a
long time, the neat and prett dieplays
of the
ty of the
the Woe P
akin for D
ttraction ten(
t were in D
, as were Rd.
Ladies' Sp
tures, as No
arts, was E
Big
I3is
of soul
town a
men's
the sal of aprons, etc.
of the business me
ding no little to thebea
g, while the counter of
hristion Temperance
,was an
in itself. Vegetables -end fru
mg abundince and of prime qualit
A also grains and. dairy iproduce
'ess work land domestic Imanufa
the well as the display in fine
e above the average, and were there in
in abundance. The large and beautiful
'ey, display of flowers called forth many ad-
lamations
of fiv shipping ste
Ay hires, -Co
Hills ; 'Two year
Hills • Dr Scott ;
Dr S ott.
II steins, - C w, J
Heif r calf, let an 2nd
Bull elf, John M • Greg
Sli EP.-Leices er,-
Gourlay, G Penh le; S
Pen ale, Elcoat rothe
Rob Charters,2ci and '
Ewe James Snel Geo
Snel Shearlings 'lst a
hale, Jas Snell ; Ewe
Gou ey, 2nd and 3rd G
So thdowns,- ix 1
-take by G E Creswell
F Sheep, any lsree
Tas r.
S ropshires,-
kin ; Shearling ra
lam., John Dunk
1st 4 d 2ad John
Joh Dunkin, W
0 ord Downs;
2nd taken by L
elbPr
1st
1st
Spri
Co
Cou
SOW
ebr°sact
2ad
era, John T Diokron. Wm Kyle; An
, John WardeThomas Govenlock, GE
old heifer, Thomas tity of g -rapes,
One year old heifer, Thompso
Thompso
hn McGregor; Johnston
ohn McGregor; John Th
r. peaches,
ged ram, Thos lection ea
earring tram, G Peter Mo
o; Ram lamb, Firm
rd Geo Peehale; Morrison.
Penhalet dames FLOWE
d 2nd 6 Pen- Phloxes,
lambs, Thomas Verbenas
Penhalel. Beattie;
to and five 2r:ids ohne Joh
. zies, Joh
; Wm Cooper, L T E
'tion of a
and S
aU to
old T
s, Plain
ve all c
es, Auraocr Cloths,
doatkle folc- - double
• ass- crasser! the competition was keen.
Striped. I fact we h
represented and some
es . and kind for all kin s of pe ple. Sheep were well
fine animals were to be seen. The com-
Dress and rantle ma -ing has be- petitdan in most of the classes was keen,
come a g eat succe..s with us. but Southdowns the. veteran breed.er,
(hr enney is ertainly the Mr.GIE.Cresswell carriecloff everything.
right person to suit ti There was a good show of cattle, par -
bright and amiable .of
one welc
an interes
t everyone
he workm
ish of her
her havin
the Art
Mantle M king.
be pleased to see you
of any of tlhe lines of ,
by us. Y urs Respec
J. C. GI
makes eve
ifests such
tomers th
pleased.
' Et and fi
come frou
peop
manner,
me andi
in :her
goes
nship,
arraent
hacl a
f Dress
We w
she ticularly of Burhams and Grades. Pigs
were Well represented and of excellent
an" quality. There was also a fine display
GUS- of iMplements and carriages. The
way- poultry was also there in abundance,
enie and the competition was keen. The
Lti birds shown were all of a high standard
• all and were the centre of much attraction.
city In mentioning all other things we must
and not forget the mother's special competi-
uld tion, namely; the prize for the mother
having the prettiest -baby under eleven
months of age. As far as we can learn
the judging was most fair, and the
judge escaped with all his hair and with-
out any scratches. The following is the
prize list :
Honsete-Imported Heavy Draught,
-Brood mare, S Smillie, D McKinnon,
I-1 G Taylor; Foal, 1891, D McKinnon,
W IsiColemen, C Dale jr; Three year
old filly or gelding, C Dale jr Two year
old filly or gelding, John Avery, J
Hulliston. ,
Heavy Draught, Canadian Bred, -
Brood mare, Thos Gourley, Geo Bole,
Chesney Bros • Foal, 1891, II G Taylor,
Chesney-Bros:Chas Wilson; Three„year
old filly or gelding, J T -Dale ; Two year -
old filly oe gelding, J T Dale, Geo Dale,
Jae MeIntesh ; One year old filly or
gelding, Geo Dale, J T Dale, Thos Gour-
Tie rapid prOgress made by the SU'S LIFE may lay ; Draught' team, James Reynolds,.
be seen front the follow ng statement : Simon McKenzie.
Agricultural or General 'Purpose'-
) e. astir- Broo raw, P O'Connor, Chaa Wilson,
Net ASset. be- L -i
lie. sides unca Ied
vhen #eed
oods carried
fully, ,.
ROY
if
CIANTION.
ROGRES7 V E
PROSPER US AND
-.71-1E-- SUN,.
fe Assurance oiy„
'OF CANADA.
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a
Capital Jos ervey • Foal, 1891, P O'Connor,
$ 9646 .9ti 1.064,350-00 Chesney Bros, J. T Dale ; Three year
Mice ir force.
1876.. 1.02,s22 14 .. 265,94 .61 .. 2,414 063.32 old filly or geldings- Harry Mason, Wm
1880_ 141,102 31 .. 413,632.03 .. 3,897 139.11 / ,
1.. 2-78,37P.63 - 636,69-.21 .. 6,641,401.04 Fotheringham, John Avery, ; Two year
nee_ eseeneeee .. .21. .. 11,931,316.21 c)1(1 fitly or gelding, Jas McIntosh, P M
filly or gelding, A Marx/rale, Geo
1899.. 2,473,51 49 .. 16,159,355.92 Chesiry, D McTavish ; One year old
dal Life Fondles.
Dalej D McDonald ; General purpose
The SC.:.`i ismes Un-conditi
Robertson MaanIly, Pres
Ogilvie, NI- •Pr -.dent ; T..
tary; Maria
London.
1242 JOHN FAI1LE1
dent ; Hon-
). Macaulay,
ter London D
, Agent, Seaforth.
-k- W. team D Tiplady, S Mc -Kenzie, c-
Seem- (41.g, r.
istriet,
Ca ria c -Brood mare, G Cresswell,
John 0 Sproat, Geo Dale e, Foal, 1891, r,
Alex Davidson, John . G Sproat, Geo Robt Charter
Dale.; Two year old gelding or filly, Jae Cumming
Robert ‘Vilson, Pinkney, 11 Kirkby ; ' er, Jas Gilch
On^ year cdcl gelding or 'filly. Thos apples, E C
The Tuckersmith Cider Min,
•
ROGER PEP21:it. NTIT.1 his 'Cid '4r Milt
,
ged ram, John Dun-
, W Cooper; Ram
n,W Cooper; Ewes,
Dun In ; Ewe lambs,
Coo ler. -
Thr lsts ad three
wake.
s.--Berkshi ged boar, It Bei-
ge lat and 3 d,I' eCoursey ; Sow,
d 2nd -R D lbrid e; Spring boar,
nd 2nd R Delbrh:Ige, Ge Hill ;
g sow, let a d 2n R,Delb idge,
non.
ester Whit -A ed boar, P De-
ist and 2ncl P De oursey ; Spring
ey, leogerion • ratters ; Aged
lot aud 2n P )cCoursey, Rog•
Brothers; Spring sow,lst and
DeCourse Ito
LTRY. -Li
mnpson ; D
n, W Fortt
W neon, W
Gaines A
gled
Gaines,
; Black 11
hittenden ;
•tt, D Thom
seat, G Ir
,E Hous
selbridge, -
ty, W J G
s A Bias
en Ducks,
Ir variety,
TanEgmond
s, G Irvine
ion any oth
and 2nd.
irds Bred inI1890,
issett ; Bar t Bra
mouth Roc., D
asted Red ame,
go, Richard • Elli
go, Jas Gilc riot;
Bissett ; Br wn
dson ; Blau Sp•
se, any va iety,
eke, Wen S therh
dge ; Banta 3, Th
11)
ht Br
rk
lee ;
rtun
isse
urge
nibur
White Leghorn's, A
son.; -Brown Leghornse
;„,, lack • Spanish, A
Tar eys, any variety,
Iry ne ; Geese, any
ieve, Dr Scott; Pekin
tt, ugh J Grieve;
J G lee° ; Decks, any
m Su hmiland ; Pigeons,
1st nd 2nd Singing I
1st ad 2nd • Best col
-
r var. ety, D 'Thompson
Light Brahmas,
mas, W Fortune ;
Wilson; Black
A Bissett; Ham-
tt • Black Ham'
White Leghorne,
eghorns, Joseph
nish, A Bissett;
rlrvine; Rouen
ncl ; Owls, R Dil-
e D,Leyy.
Yerson roth er s
hmas, A Bissett,
rahrnas, E Chit-
nymouth Rocks,
; Black Breasted
t, D Thompson ;
Griey, Geo
go,Jae Gilchrist,
in flower,
in flower,
in flowe
; Ora
; Ro
Stun
mpson
ober
ned
re.
RTS.
1•
1•
s. -A
otfl
John
Wel
W ark
aye,
nuals,,
Folia
Tho
, Tho
Hinging basket
Cottle, T 0 Ke
• DOMES* MA
cloth, Ge
flannel,
sey wol
Aiteheso
Woolen
A Johns
ets, Wm Coope
yarn, R bert
Craeken • • Fac
Cooper; Set si
John W
and 2nd
1st and
of morel
one doze
MPLE3IENTS
F rrn wagon,
bur gy,P W He wood
0 en buggy, J hn
w od ; Iron be itapl
T oleman ; bble
T T Coleman; Subs
m n; Horse he, 0
11 its; Gang low,
C leman ; Iron
I on land rolle
c tter, 0 C Wi
h rVester, Jam
C urn, 00 illso ;
1:t and 2nd S W,e1
eid & Wilso ; Hr
iGlinsient AND
itzel, George
s ph Hudson
barley,' John
Two rowed b
oats, A Johnst
mon oats, A J
Large peas,
Small peas, J
othy-Seed, A J
Flax seed, Ro
Shelled corn,
McCracken ;
Cracken, Joh
Peter Moore,
AND
olnite & Hughey; Top
Golnitz &Hughey;
torsey, P W Hey -
w, 0 C Willson, T
plow, 0 C Willson,
il plow,' T T Cole-
Willson, Thomas
O C Willson, T T
bar ows, Thee Hills;
, T T Coleman ; Turnip
lson ; T T Coleman; Pea
a Mat-ttn, Thos Brown;
n Wooden pump,
h; Iron pump,
Shoes, Thomas
other variety, Rob rt Nott, George Dale; Berlin wool work,
resswell; Best qu n- raised, E Symington, Andrew Johnston;
ober t Govenlock, John Berlin wool work, fiat, Thos Downey, E
ford • peaches, J
al' George peaches
p the World Pea°
hn Symington.
A SPECIAL PRIZES.- John McMillan,
M 13, for the best pair of eteers two
years old, C Dale jr, Chas Wilson.
M Morris, for the best 10 lbs. of dairy
butter, Mee J C McLean.
The Turkish Dye Co, for specimens
of rag carpets and mats dyed with Tur-
kish dyes, Wm Chapman, Thos D
Levy.
John 5 Porter, the prettiest baby not
over 11 months old, Mrs Jas Sproat.
R Jamieson; for lady driver of a
single rig, Mrs Spooner, Mrs 11 M
Chesney.
rhos Coleman, the beat lady horse-
back rider, Mrs fi M Chesney.
Robert Scott, for the best two bushels
of spring wheat of any variety, Joseph
Hudson.
G E Cresswell, for the member who
will run 100 yards, saddle his horse,
and ride once around the track in the
shortest time, not decided.
Y McLean, for the beet and most
useful farmer's driving horse in harness
and huggy, P Chesney, Harry Mason.
es,
; Any other variety
Govenlock; Best 001-
ruit, -Robert Charters,
Painting in oil, Alm
tors, John Walker ;
taker,- James Scott ;
alker ; Petunies,J
s,ThomasCottle ; GI
er, John Beattie ;
r, James Scott r D
hn
di-
art-
hl-
ohn Walker ; Collec•
ohn Walker; Fucia
e plants and Bego lee
as Cottle; Gerani me
as Cottle, R Den ie ;
filled with plants., hoe
p.
UFACTURES.-Dom stie
Nett A Johnston.; All ool
eorge ott, A Johnston ; in-
ey, obert Govenlock, Vm
; Sa'inett, A Johns on ;
ome ade quilt, George ott,
on ; P ir of home made hi nk-
, A Johnston ; Woolen
4.oven1ock, W g Mc-
ory made (Dila Wm
gle harnees, 1st and 2nd
rd; Dsuble teeth harness, lot
John % ard ; Sewing machine,
2od ames Watson ; . B rrel
ants our, T 0 Kemp, ; est
brie 8, John Sproat, 3r.
4ETAELES. -Half blishel
tobert Dodds, Win J
y of Hebron, Hiram
tee Cumrning ; White
rt Dodds,Sirnon Huhter;
atoes, Charles Mu
g ; Early rose
vlurray, John Sbafl
Four va ieties f late rose potatoe
J Griev Char es Murray s Sugar
W H. MIcracken ; Winter cabbag
M Merge, J
AllansoTh
golds, Henry
Glebe
John M
'Gourley
carrots,
,son ;
Not K
rots, T
dian c
Water
Hinchl
J Allan on ; .
ston, J Aliens
son, Jo
onions,
Tomat
Celery,
TODE1,
nine, T
collection of v
M Morries.
MA.NUPAGTURES.-
' HORTICULT
-7--Winter app
Fall apples, (..
realer!) of app
strong; Rho
rmstrong, C
'
'pies, Robt
toxbero Ru
ohn 8 Brow
live ready for w.:.r:tb: thy Itst of, October, ai d Ns ill Govenlock,' J Little & Son, John Sproat
quantity of apples and convert them i to t c /
-jr • Pair carriage horses; W Ilawkshaw,
beprepared en and atter that date to tat: n an
most dulteiJus fresh eider Parties b ingiug 8 finnter, J N Howard[; Siogle driver,
apples out hate the eider ioine with th m. It T 0 Kemp, A -McMurchie, John Cam -
would oblige Mr. Pepper i parties woul bring- Jordan.
their apples in the afternoo
reasonable as usual. eider
cession 3, L. B. S., Tiinker
boihng cult:r will be rented
Also a number of small
ROGER FEITIL
E.
eron ; Three year old Lilly,
Readsters -Brood mare eeompanied
by her foal, John Camp ell, W M
Morris;rFoal, 1891, W M. orris, John
Campbell ; Three year old lly or geld-
ing,' Alex Da,videon, D Crawford, R.
Luker; Two year old filly, or gelding,
Robt Wilson, W Smith, W Pinkney;
One year old filly or gelding, H G
Taylor, Robt B McLean, hos Daly;
Roadster! team, T F Cole an, Andrew
Scott; Single driver, Ale Cardno, W
Ament, John Grieve.
CATTLE. --Thoroughbre Durharns,
-Cow, Elcoat Brothers, 2nd arid 3rd
Wre Carnochan ; Two year old heifer,
James Broadfoot, Wm Ca nochan, El -
coat Brothers ; One year °lel heifer,Wm
Carnochan, Elcoat Brot!ere • Heifer
calf, ist and .2nd Junes Br, adfoot, John
T Dickson ; Bull calf,Eletat Brothers,
George Sproat, Elcoat Bro hers. -
• Grad.e,-- Cow,-- Thome Govenlock,
John Campbell, 'GI E Creswell; Two
year old heifer, G E Cress ell, 2nd and
3rd John Campbell; One y ar old heifer,
D ID Wilson, Elcoa,t. Br there, James
Carnocha,n ; Heifer calf, ohn T Dick-
son, Samuel Broedfoot, El oat ,Brothers;
Two year old steer, Chri topher Dale,
Jr, 2nd and 3rd Charles " ilson ; One
year old *steer, Chrietop er Dale, jr,
Joseph Scott, Jelin T Dickson • ' Fat ox
or eteer, Christopher Dale, jr; Fat cow
or heifer, Thomas Govenlo k ; Best herd
a possIble. Teruis
niiI1 on Lot 3,6, Con<
faith A kettle for
for 35 cents per day.
ligs for sale i cheap.
12.42x4
AUCTION 8 A
SPLEN-iiIA
D
—IN TIIE—
L E
RBI
Township of HIBB RT,
COUNTY OF P'EFTti,
Mr. W. Duff has bden etrutka by .31r.
Win. Ehyrhardt, to sell by rile auction, at the
On. SATURDAY, OCT. 17, 189-1,
At 2 o'cloek p. m., Lot 29, Concession S, Town-
ship of Ilib'Jert, containing 100 acres, about 95
acres cleared, widerdrained, free from stumps,
and in a high state of cultivation, There 19 fir
good fra l'e barn and stables and a log house,
I
also a god bearing orchard. There is a never -
failing si. ring creek runulug through the farm,
and no w ste land. It ia within eight miles of
Seaforth mad is surrounded by good gravel
roads. his farm will positively be sold without
reserve. Posse,sion given as soon as sold.
TERM *-Ten per rent. of the purchase money
)
to be pal on the day of sale, enough Of the
balance o make 81,000 within 30 days, and the
remaied6r can remain on morty,ag-e at 6 per
cent. interest.
WM. BBERHART, Proprietor.
W. G. DUFF, auctioneer. 1242-3
COMMERCIAL ROTEL, ;AFORTII,
Grevenstems
a:ley ;
Brock; Por
Cr1esswell ;
Smith, R De
MOD, Robt C
burg, Elcoat
Ben Davis,
Wagner, Jo
Golden Rue
St, Lawren
McMichael ;
Smith, ltIenr
ard Elliott,
Jas Gilchris
Pears, -
son, Robt G
Govenlock,
Beauty, It
ledge; Due
Wilson; Gr
son ; Vicar
Elcoat Brot
lock; Loui
Hinchley,
• GARD
of pota
Grieve;
Blaneha
Elephan
Late ro
Wm A
toes, C
N VE
Beau
d; Ja
, Rob
e pot
metro
arks
ra,
ot
ord
,
an
1,
ilanson ; Biood beets, ti•
n)as Hills • Long mail.
Forsythe, ivm Co peel
e, John T Govenlock,
mango',
; Swede turnips, Thos
Sim n Hunter; Early horn
'James Cumming, Alex David-
hite-B lgian, H McCracken,
own; Long orange or red car-
omas ill, j D Hinchley • In•
rn J Allanson Wm Kyle ;
eions W M'cCracken J D
y; Mu k melons, J.D ainehley,
auliflowereAndrew Johut
n; Red onions, J
n St fford ; White or yellow
W cCracken, W M Mendes;
es; W M Monies, Thomas Hill ;
Wm ' yle, W M Moreies ; cit -
m M rries, J Allanson ; Pars-
•omas it ills JD Hinchley Best
geta'bles, J Allapson, W
EEDS:-Fall wheateChas
DaleSpring wheat, Jo -
A
1
yndall •' Six rowed
McB -We, AJohnston;
rley, T E Hays ; Large
on, J seph Hudson; com-
hnston, Joseph Hudson;
st and nd A Johnston ;-
s Spottt A Tyndall; Tim-
ohnston, Win Aiteheson ;
t Arnnetreng,A Johnston;
Robt Akinstrong, W H
White beans, W HNC -
8 Brown; Grain in ear,
John Stafford.
- '
RAL RO D L Grs . --Apples,
es, Geo Nott ; 0 Irvine;
Irvine, Geo Nott; Col-
es, R Bennie, RobtArmt
e Island Greening, Robt
lin Campbell; Northern
eatherland, Joseph Scott ;
seta, ' Robt Armstrong,
• S itzenburgs, R Grey,
dwins, R Anderson,
Afield Seek -no -fur th •
E Cresswell; Snow
n, Robt Armstrong ;
; 13a
; We
ist,
elms,
C Routleclge, S M Ches-
ippins, G Irvine, Robt
erre
•nie ;
arter
Brot
Robt
Vin Aitcheson, 0 le
of Tornkins, Robert
Alexander, R Com -
s ; Duchess of Olden -
hers, Wm Aitcheson ;
Armstrong, R Grey;
JUDGES.
Heavy Horses, -John McNevin, Kip,
pen.
Light Horse, -W II Millman, Wood-
stock.
• Cattle, -John Gibsou, Ilderton. -
Sheep, -John Cowan, Seaforth.
Pigs, -J B Murray.
Poultry, -Wm McLeod, Lucan,
Implements, -Win Kyle, Kippen.
Grain and Seeds, -T 0 Kemp, Jas
Lowrie, Seaforth.
Vegetables and Dairy Produce, -John
Hannah, James Beattie, Seaforth.
Fruit and Flowers, -John Stewart,
Benmiller.
Ladies' Work, -Mrs Carder, Blyth;
Miss Shaw, Wingham ; Miss Stephfo
Constance.
DAIRY PRO
-John Hann
home Made b
John Burdge
John Bu.rdge,
ter fit for ta
Burdge; Fac
eau,. G E
cheese, Robe
Loaf of home
Peter Motere
Cardiab ; Ho
enlock, Wm
Wm 4r midi -
tion of home
Gilehrist, R Robertson;
ets, G Irvine, Geo Not;
;
e, Robt Leatherland, A
Ma den's blush, Robt
For ythe ; Colvert, Rich -
A 11,14N1iehael ; Vandevere,
inter pears, John T Dick-
venlock ; Fall pears, Robt
John 0 Wilson; Flemish
gerson Brothers, C Rout.
eats lAngouleme, John G
y D yenne, John T Dick -
of Wakefield, C Routledge,
ers ; Bartlett, Robt Govens-
Bonhe de Jersey, J 1)
obt Govenlock; Collection,
Rob1 Govenlock, John Ce
deans, Robert Govenllock,
dge • Duanes Purple, Chas
Lombard, John G Wilson •
variety, John, Walker, W
131
elaware,John Thomp-
artford Prolific, John
Govenlock; Concord,
E Creswell; Rogers
enlock ; Rogers No. 4,
DOTS. -Creamery butter,
h, George Watt; Tub of
tter, Mrs J C McLean,
Butter suffieiently salted,
Mrs J C McLean; But -
le use, Wm -Dale, John
ory made cheese, P Pepin-
eTaggart ; Priyate made
t. Smith, E SYmington ;
made bread,P M Chesuey,
Loaf of baker's bread, A
ey in comb, Robert Gov-
rmstrong ; Honey in jar,
ng, Peter Moore; C Ilec-
made wiues Peter M ore,
John Thompson ; Special for loa of
bread, by yo ing lady under 16 years, T
Downey, Wm Aitcheson.
le
McLEAN .tROS. Publishers.
$1.50 a ear, in Advance.
Shearling ram, ram Iamb, Geo Penhale Haywood ;B
lst in each, Elcoat Bros 2nd in each ; mer, Jacob
Pair ewes, having raieed lambs in '91, without ski
wo shears and over, Geo Penhale; Pair. Miller; Set
.-
hearling ewes, pair ewe lambs, Geo Pen- rwin.
hale let in each, Diaries Salkeld- 2nd in. MANUFAOTtRES.-White home made
each • Pair fat sheep, any breed, Geo flannel, Wm Sterling, John Reid Col-
Penh'ale A Duncan. lored home made flannel, George 'Nott,
Shrop'etiredownin - Aged ram two A Johnston, Home made fulled cloth. G
hears and over, John Dunkin ; Shear- Nutt, A Johnston ; Home Made sat-
. nston • Woolen blankets,
Wm. 'Sterling ; Skein of
%Vrn. Stesling, John Reid;
hag yarn, A Johnston,
n stockings hA Johnston,
Woolen soek'a, Susan Wil-
ott; Home made cotton
stockings, AlJohnston, Mrs. Grainger;
Home made ;cotton s eke, A Johnston,
George Notth Woole -gloves A John-
ston, G Neal; Woole mite, Lire Gran-
ger, A JohOton ;• Set of buggy harness,
T Cairterone Coope 's work, James
ork, John Gem-
st chilled plow with skim -
Miller ; Iron beam plow
iner, let and 2nd Jacob
of horse shoes, George
ing ram, A Duhkin John Salkeld; tmette, A Jo
ain lamb, John Dunkin, Jerkin Salkeld; A Johnston,
air ewes, having raised lambs in '91, woolen yarn,
wo shears and over,,,John Dunkin 1st Skein of stem
gend 2nd ; Pair shearling ewes, A Duncan Nett • Wool
ist and 2nd • Pair ewe lambs, John Jliosh, nGlteoeridge;
Dunkin lot and 2nd.
Southdowns - Pair ahearling ewes,
.
I,
saac Salkeld '1st and 2nd; Pair ewe
ambs, Isaac Salkeld; Aged ram, Isaac
aalkeld, T J Marks; Ram lamb, T J
Marks. t
Pies.-Berltshire,-Aged boar, W Me-
l'Allister, Robt Turner; Brood sow, W
cAllister, Jas Johnston ; Boar, six
entire or under, sow six Months or
;under, W McAllister lot and 2nd
leach. • _
Suffolk, -Sow having littered in 1891,
Jas Johnston, W II Woods; Sow six
months or under, jas Johnston.
I DAIRY PnoneteEs-Tub salt butter,
50 lbs or over, Geo Nett, Mrs Burdge;
25 lbs salt butter, Mrs J Berdge ; Five
lbe table butter, Joseph Henderson,
Mre J Burdge; Cheese, home Made, Mrs
J Burdge A Johnston; Home made
wine, 0 hi Huston, Joseph Wild; Honey
in comb, R Mellveen ; Honey in jar, A
•Johnston ; Home made bread, Geoltiott,
Win Sterling ; Baker's bread, J King. -,-
GRAIN AND SEEDS. -White Winter
wheat, A Johnston, J. Wild ; Red winter
wheat, John Salkeld, P Penhale ; Spring
wheat, John Salkeld, Isaac Salkeld;
Large peas, John Salkeld, A Johnston;
Mummy peas, R Perthelejsaac Salkeld;
Small peas, Wm Townsend, A Johnston;
Four -rowed barley, A Armstrong, i
Johnston ; Small white . oats, A John-
ston, 31 Hudson; Black oats, J Hudson,
Isaac Salkeld; Timothy seed, A John-
ston, Isaac Salkeld; Corn, J Wild, J
Spreadbury.
Fnern-Collection of grapes, Cr Hus-
ton, J Wild; Fallapples, Isaac Salkeld,
W E Elliott; Winter apples, Isaac
Salkeld, Jos Hayter; Collection of ap-
ples, W Elliott, J Wild ; Pears, four
varieties, W Elliott, W Sterling; Col-
lection of pears, J Wild; Peaches, Jno
Reid, J Wild • Six bunches grapes, G If
Huston, Geo 'Woods ; Crab apples, j
Ferguson, J Wild' Plums or prunes, J
Wild, W Elliott.
VEGETABLES. -Early potatoes, Joseph
Hayter; Late potatoes, Jno Ferguson,
Jno Dunn; Field mangolds, long red,
R E Snowdon, W II Woods • Field
mangolds, yellow globe, W 121 Woods,
R E Snowdon; Beets for table use, John
Salkeld, Geo Woods; Cabbage, J R
Balfour, Geo Woods ; Cauliflower, A
Johnston, Wm Townsend; Carrots,
J R Balfour, W Sterling; Parsnips, Geo
Wood, Joseph Spres,dbury ; Pumpkins,
Wm Townsend, W Elliott; Squashes,
B. E Snowdon • Potato onions, R E
Snowdon, Geo Woods; Potato onions,
Canadian, Geo Woods, A Granger;
Other onions, J R Batfour, J Spread -
bury; Field turnips, John Johnston, R
E Snowdon; Field carrots, Jos Wild,
Jos Hayter • White celery, '''J - lis Bal-
four, Geo 'Wilds ; Red celery, Geo_
Woods, G H :Hewson; Winter radishes,
Geo Woods, Joie Wild; Citrons, Joseph
Spreadbury, l'i'Vsn Townsend; , Musk
melons, R E Sitowdon, W H Woods ;
Watermelons, W Townsend, A John-
ston; Large b ans, Joseph Spreadbury,
Wm Townsen
hale, A Johns
LADIES' WORK. -Patch quilt in wool,
George Nott Andrew Johnston; Patch
quilt in cotters, E Symington, 11, Grey e
Silk or crazy l quilt; George Nbtt ; Knit-
ted quilt, James Lee, R. Grey ; Darned
net spread, 1E Symington ; Darned net
pintas sham4, Miss Mcielicheel, George
Nott; Braided -pillow' shams, George
Nott, E SyMington ; Silk embroidery
on silk or velvet, Donald McIntyre, G
Nott; Cot on embroidery, Miss Mc -
Mich el, E ymington ; Wool embroid-
ery, Johneto-n, Gr Nott ; Arrasence or
cheui
Sy ini
Geor
work
Crot
Colin
Sy mi
braidi
lace, 1
E -S
• The Bayfield Show.
The Bayfield show was held on Tues-
day and Wednesday bait, Tuesday was
a. delightful dirty and as a consequence
the indoor department was filled right
up. There was -a splendid show. The
fruit both as regards quality and quan-
tity made a splendid display, roots,
grain, vegetables and dairy products
were also well represented, while th
ladies' wcnk,fancy articles and fine art
were as mind as we ,have seen at any
show this season... The flowers an
plants also made aebeautiful display an
were the delight of all observers. Wed
-nesday. however, was a disappointrnen
to tall. The directors and citizens had
made preparations for a big day and th
grounds were in splendid conditiofl
with a nice, seta level track around th
outside for driving on, but they coul
not regulate the weather and hence th
disappointment. A steady, soaking rai
set in early in the morning -and continu
ed throughout the day. This, togethe
'with a piercing cold wind made it ex
ceedingly uncomfortable for both .ma
and beast and there was, therefore,
comparatively small crowd of peopl
and many of the departments weri
somewhat light, although it was sure
prising thateo many ventured out a
were present. There was a fair show o
horses; a very good show of cattle an
sheep and a goodly number of hogs
There was, also, a very nice collection
of poultry: The show grounds hav
been • greatly enlarged and improve
since last year, and this society now ha
as well equipped grounds as can let
found in the county. Had the weathey
been favorable the gate receipts woulel
have been three times what they weret
but those .who were disappointed coat
only hope for better luck next time
The following is the Prize List.
,FlonsEs.:--Heavy Draught, - Broo
mare with foal, Levi Trick, Jame
Campbell ; Foal, Levi Trick, James -
Campbell; Two year olds, J Izzartil„
John Sperrow ; Working horses, R
Snowden T Nicholson.
General Purpose, -Brood mare wit
foal, John Stevenson, John Reid ; - Fort ,
T NicholscenJohn Reid; T;vo year old,
Henry Durand, W MeClinclsey ; On
year olds, Ralph Stevenson, W
Woods; • Work" tre Ilorses, Gcor
Bates ; Special 'for Yearling aired b
Cam pbleton Chief, Ralpli Stephensor
Henry Oster; Sucking colt sired b
Canapbleton Chief, T Nicholson, Joh
Stevenson.
Chas Routl
Routledge;
Any other
M cCrackenI
Grapes,
sone R Gre
Thoinpscn,
. E C Celina
No. 19, Ro
Robert G
Rogers N
Kyle; Ro
Rob
n, G
t Go
venlock, John Thompson.;
. 45, John Thompson, Wm
ere N. 15, John Thompson,
le WO
gtou ;
e. Not
M re
het in
Camp
ton,
g, G
WOr
tabl
bell
E Syming
ngton
tool,
Fano
tyre ;
Mrs C
Colin
flowe
n-; W
Liael
;
7aggar
1, E
; PM
er ;
on; M
s in o
Oen
nd 2n
on, lo
in pa
•on s
ch, T
• Bes
slaugl
ingto
*let Ge
e wo
dm
neton
ning,
Id • ore-;
NOtt ; M
George N
m de wo
M Crack
k, Donald McIntyre, E
Applique or plueh w rk,
, E - Symington ; Cr wel
olin Campbell, George N tt;
wool, P M Chesney, Mrs
sell ; Crotchet in cottou, E
Robert Leatherland ; Fancy
Nett, E Symington ; Point
De nie, G Nott ; lioniton lace,
ing on, G Nott ; Crazy poach
CS ott, E Symington ; Fancy
scarf R Gray, Mrs Colin Camp
Fanc
Sym
foot
ton
Mei
ton,
Mrs
Wa
ingt
M ic
Mc
in o
bell
We
ing
gla
Ca
lat
cra
rai
Ora
ske
bel
lda
Syn
wo
ma
11
Jo
da,
•
slippers, Mrs 0. H Pyper,
on ; Fancy sofa pillow, E
Maggie Stephen on ; Fancy
rs D McIntyre i1 Syming-
chair, let and ad Mrs I)
Fancy wall panel
lin Campbell; F
Campbell, E
s, Miss MeMich
x fruib,lat and 2
Armstrong ;
inhart.
POITLTRY.
Cabinet
Backs,
se, W El
den; Dorkiags, Joh Dunkin ; Black
Spanish, J mes Joh istim ; Plymouth'
rocks, ' let rid. 2nd John Johnston ;
Brown legh rns, Jose h Hudson, George
Nott ; Tut eys,R Pe hale,Wm Elliott.
JUDO- S.
E Snowdon, W
Elliott; Ge iott, R E Snow -
La -dies' Work,-MissNoble,Seaforth ;
on, Varna ; Miss
Robineon, Blake;
n.
, Zurich ; J Scott,
homes Johnston,
Varna.
Yin _holey Byfield ; Robert
ayfield ; enry Cole,Chnton.
S H Smi h and Jae Hearne, .
m Grebe , Stanley.
George Anderson
, Stanley.
Poultry, --Oliver
Clinton John Beichert,
ier and R
McMil-
Connoily, Gode-
Mies Kate McNaugh
Dunn, Blake.
Vegetables, -Rich.
Joseph Ellison, Clint
Grain, -„T Witham
Brucefield.
Manufactures, -
Zurich; J Secord,
• Fruit,-
MeIlveen,
Cattle,
Clinton;
'Sheep and Swine,
and George Stanbur
Implements and
Johnston,
Zurich.
Horses, John Go
ran, ; Jame
rich township.
I
Roadster florsess-Brood mare, John
Sparrow, R, Lawrasou ; Foal, Wm Clarit,
Dr Stanbury ; Two year olds, Josegh
Hater,•A Duncan; One year olds, 11
McGinnis; Span, T F Coleman, J
Swartz; Single Roadsteei A Forbes,
Burton.
, •
Carriage Horses, -Brood mare, D
Purvis'John Salkeld; Foal, D A Pule
vie John Salkeld; Lady driver,
ncy riereen, SPEEDING CONTEST, - The speeding
'ymington ; contests, wet though it was, caus d
el, E Sym- much interest. In the open trot thee
d Miss Me. were three horses, viz.: R •Roche's
E Syming- W Elliott, Mrs Spoonei.
hadow painting in oil, G E
, R Grey -; Painting on satin
mington, Mrs Colin amp -
ting on plush in oil, Jacob
ainting on tin in oil, E Sym-
s D, McIntyre; Painting on
1, E Symington, Mrs Colin
Painting landseape in oil,
iJohn Morrison Portrait in
and 2nd A Baus augh; Port•
telle, Mrs Colin Campbell ;
etch, E Symington ; Pen,oil
omas Cottle,Mrs polin Camp -
collection of ph to ra hs A
; Embroidery ijn outline, E
, Mrs D MeInt re ; Ribbon
Nott, T 0 Kern; Machine
len socks, Robt 'Hawthorne;
de woolen socks, Andrew
George Nott; Specimen
Richard Robertson, Peter
and made gent's fine shirt, G
chine made gents' fine shirt,
• tt, Andrew Johnston; Hand
len mitts, E Symington, W 11
n; Fancy Knitting, George
"Baron Cole," A Forbes "Dan NA, I-
som" and Swartz's Gray Bird." The
race was won easily by "Baron Cole,"
with "Dan Wilson" a good second.
The Farmers' Trot caused a spiritkl
contest, but it being late before jit
closed we did not get the inarne_s of t ie
successful competitors.
CATTLE. -Grade Cattle, -Milch co
John Newcombe, John ;Woods; T
year old heifer, W J Stinson,, Jas Rei
One year old heifer, John Reid,
Elliott; Fat cow, heifer or taperer,
Elliott, Jae Reid; Heifer calf, J
Woods, - Jas Campbell ; Bull c
thoroughbred, Elcoat Bros., John Reid;
Heifer calf, thoroughbred, Wm ;
Pair three year old steers, Jae Canap-
bell, W J Stinson; Pair two year old
steers, W J Stinson, W H Woods; Pair
one year old steers, • Jas Reid, JOhn
Reid; Holstein calf, Chas Cook lst and.
2nd; Durham call, John Woods lst and
2nd.
SHEne.--Leicester,-Ram, two share
and over, Isaac Salkeld, Geo Penhale ;
; Small beans, R Pen -
on; Large tomatoes, Jno
Salkeld, A Jo neten ; Small tomatoes,
Geo Woods, J It Balfour.
'OBE- Knotted pillow
organ,. Mrs Grainger ;
shams, Geo Nott, Wm
broidered pillow shams,
pbell, Mrs Geo Nott;
iss Brownett,tAggie Me-
cheted table nutts, Addie
rs Colin Campbell • Toilet
lin Campbell, Mrs Geo
drape, Miss Johnston, is very ill at St. £nomae.
plaell ; Table drape, Sofa
—Mrs. W. N. Warburton, Of &rat -
lin Campbell 1st in each, ford, one of the m st respected 'teachers
itt ea -ch; Crochet in twine, ia the PublioSeho Is, who has "taught
pbell, Addie Arnistronthe young ideas how to shoot," for
g -
Mrs J Budge, Joseph many yeare, has ecu placed upon the
roidery on silk, satin or superannuated lis of tsachers. A well
•lin Campbell,. Geo Nett; n.
Wm, Moore; of the
flowers, large, G. -
(sods ; Bouquet of flowers,
LADIES'
shams, Lily
Braided pillot
Sterling ; E
Mrs Colin Ca
Crazy work,
Clinehey ; Cr
Armstrong, h
mats, Mrs
Nntt ; Croch
Mrs Colin Ca
pillow, Mrs C
Mrs Nott 2u
Mrs Colin Ca
Hooked masts
Hayter;
velvet, MreICT
Bouquet 0
Hevssoe, 0- 'N
small, Mr' 3 Sparrow, 0 11 Heveson ;
anniversary of th
in wool Mre Geo Irwin,
day even ng, last
-An a ,sociatio
dustry, wtith 24
ganized in school
romoti
rul Mrs
rank 1 airway refreshment
Stratford, celebrated the 6th
ir marriage Wednes-
eek.
of the Patrons of M-
embers, has -been or-
ection No. 5, Downie.
-The Harvest Thanksgiving collec-
tions in Trinity Church, Mitchell,
amounteet to $100.
-Mr. James Watson, an employe at
Moore's planing mill, St. Marys, met
t the other day, by
of the thumb and the
f his right hand,
ings ago a valuable
sroperty of Mr. Wm.
he South Boundary,
und dead in one of the
By some, means the
gled in a rail fence,
o extricate itself had
ffects of a part of the
n it. It was a heavy
eat promiee.
Brothers, of Mother -
sed a Dicker Thresher
onald Manufacturing
Company, of Stratford. This machine
was on exhibition at the Western Fair,
and excited the admiration of the farm-
ers who -examined it,
Perth
-A number of h
have organized a
known as the Owl C
tems.
itchell yohng men
ancing club, to be
ub. They purpose
to hold weekly dane ng assemblies.
-Mr. H. J. Hurl
his house and lot on
chell; to Mr. 0. S.
He has also sold the
erty to Mt. A. B. B
-On a recent Su
F. E. Nugent preached a sermon in
Trafalgar tstreet Chnrch, Mitchell, bear--
ing upon i political ! depravity as re-
vealed in the recentk. exposures at
Ottawa.
-Mr. Harry Brishint of Mitchell,
has been appointed to a position on the
Canadian Pacific Railway at Port
Francis.
-Hon.1Thomaa
for the Old Countr
pees As a ciheese exp
stantly on the rush
-Mr, G. Hower
Carroll, of the sat
clerk, are vieing wi
big potato line, bol
bring down the s
pounds eaeh. ,
-As Mrs. Edwa
ton, was driving
Road, and about to cross Roy's bridge,
a few days ago, th horse started back-
ing up over the em ankroent, upsetting
the buggy and occ pants into the gully
below, Mrs. Ha
child received slig
-Mrs. James G
Ross and lt,Irs. W
urt has disposed of
Water street, Mit-
Kerr, of Toronto.
planing mill prop-
rron, of Forest.
day evening Rev.
llantyne hes aailed
again. His -busi-
rter keeps him core?-
.
of Dublin, and Mr.
e place, township
h each other in the
ing up spuds which
ales at nearly two
d Haynes, of Fuller -
est on the Thames
nes and her infant
t injuries-.
urley, Mrs. Alfred
. Cornish, all of the
vicinity of Rueseldale, returned from
Maniteba!a few days ago, having had a
splendid trip. They were pleased with
the appearance of
home ancl Perth co
-Prcfessor J.
Marys, the Editor
and a very cleve
he country, but like
nty better than ever.
B. Watson, of St.
of Pen and Platform;
platform speaker,
deserved
-Mr.
Grand
Crochet wor
Mrs Geo No
Mrs Colin
; Crochet work in cotton,
Embroidery en silk Mrs Colin Campbell,
ref
Mrs Geo Nott; Fancy whisk hode',
Mrs Geo Nett, Mrs Colin Camp ell ;
Knitting in Worsted, MrsiJohnston,elei
Colin Carnpell ; Knitting in worsted,
fancy, Mrs Colin Campbell,. Mrs Geer
Nott ; Quilt in patch work,Not Known,
t r Fancy quilt, Mrs Geo'
arsons ; Log cabin quilt,
mpbell, Mrs -Geo Nott;
crocheted quilt,Mrs Colin
ents' linen
ton; Ladies'
take, Addie
tton or silk,
Ferguson;
re Geo Nott,
on; Plain hand sewing,
be, Mies Johnston; Wax
Morgan, Mrs Perin Camp -
r flowers, lIrs'Nott, Addie
Armstrong;i Dented socks or stockings,
Mrs J Bistdges Win Sterling; Berlin
wool workant, -Miss Johnston, John
Salkeld ; Berlin wool work,raised,Addie
Armstrong, Mrs Conn Campbell ;
Drawn wor ,Mrs Colin Campbell,Addie
Armstron
Colin Ca
drawing,
mpbell, Mrs Geo No;
;
Mrs Geo NoNett, Miss
Mrs Colin C
Knotted or
Campbell, Miss Johnsten ;
shirt, Miss Nott,Mies John
underclothing, machine
ATMEltran ; Etching in c
Mrs Colin djimpbehl1 Nor
Gents' fancyl flannel shirt,
Miss Johns
Mrs Newco
fruit, -• Lily
bell; Feath
Fatiey pin cushion, Mrs
bell, -Mrs Geo Nott; Pencil
Irs Colin Campbell, 0 11
liewson ; Crayon drawing, Miss Burk,
Mrs Colin Campbell'Water color
painting, Mrs Colin Campbell, G- H
Hewson; House flowersn pots, Mrs
J Sparrow, 0 H Hewson.
IMPLEM NTS. -Single buggy, P Hay-
wood; Co ered buggy, George Irwin, P
I
with an accide
which he lost p,ar
three last fingers
-A f w mor
spring colt, the
Sutherland, of
Blanshard, was f
fields of his farm.
colt became ent
and being unable
died from the
fence falling up
draught colt of g
-The Bolton
Well, have purch
from the Mac
-The excursi
over the three r
terminus is Win
and it is estim
sionists passed
section on the
long that the
make tWo trips
Wabash.
ns on Friday, 1st inst.,
ilroads, whose Canadian
sor, were monster ones,
ted that .,000 excur-
ver the river. The first
rand Trunk road was so
erry Lansdowne had to
o get on the ears for the