The Clinton New Era, 1889-10-04, Page 4..1_. .
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Shawl lust• -New Era office I
Rubber Circulars- Hudgens Estate `
t Clothing --•W. L. Uuimotte
�ubGrocery-Geo. Swallow
Time is money -W. Cooper & Co.
Paiuts- Johnson & Co.
Fall of 1St;9--Beesley & Co.
Iargain week -Pay & Co.
Great :ihow-Jackson Bros.
`.picket agency -W. Jackson
)Pall goods -J, Biddlecombe
Farm for eale-F. Kilty
1�l Farm for sale-$. Honking
Property for sale -W. Foster
Cattle for sale -W. McLean
Dissolution-Cuningham &McMurray
insurauce-H. Corbett
Millinery, etc -John Robertson
linter tiv oris
FRIDAY, OABER #,•1"0.
r,' :, . Our editorial and other interesting
1e, matter is unavoidably crowded out this
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Huron' Wad in • Fair
A (creat All Itoulid Success•
Congratulations were the order of the
.1'' day ox Friday last. The Huron Can.
'; tral Fair was over, and had been an un.
} doubted and admitted success. ,Q` In
;i'- Make up, in attractions, in exhibits, in
entries, in crowds, in amusements, in
"Il weather, in fact in everything, there
�; was comple,tel satisfaction. To those
who had worked so hard from first to
last, this result• of their labors must be
very gratifying, As in all such matters
..- the bulk of the work fell to the lot of
f'' a few. Some of them we know gave up
their holidays to devote the time to the
interests of the Fair. Some were on
the grounds or in the buildings every
day for a week before the opening. A
4 , Citizen's Committee of 'energetic men
lent their assistance, and in these vari-
i. ous ways the'work was well and cue•
r ' • oessfally done.
'- We well remember the many remarks
,i of a doubtful nature made by both
" townspeople and outsiders, a year ago,
'�'- when a few valiant members of the
p, Agricultural Society resolved to make
t' an effort to lift the Annual Exhibition
P' -
0 4 out of the ruts into which it bad fallen,
and put into it some life find energy,
�'p The response to the appeal then made
i was half -Hearted died not very big. The
'.} new directorate, bowever, - undaunted
twent into a fair on a larger scale, quad-
, rupled the amount spent in printer's
1. ink, increased the prize money, enlarged
the list, and in many other ways im-
�.' proved upon the'old order of things.
1 Their venture paid, and everyone was
ready to •say "it's a great success."
' This year's Board had no shrugging
shoulders to meet, when a canvas for
fnnds was made. The citizens seemed
anxious to 1pelp. Every suggestion of
improvement or attraction was enthu-
siastically taken up. The membership
largely increased, the entries nearly
.. doubled with an entrance fee ut in
c
two the recei_pts•increa,sed,•the atten•�
. � , dance. comes from every part of tile'
�.. county, apd many places outside, and
1;. the universal verdict is " You "have
' made the Huron Central the leading
Fair of the county, and secured for
Clinton a permanent exhibition."
-. We have. heard"It suggested that _
. some mark of appreciation should be
shown to those who have been chiefly
`instrumental in bringing -about this
change, and we trust tile. suggestion
w „--, ' will take tangible shape and be carried
, out; If we hs;d a dinner together it
might be of great benefit in discussing
iuture,plal,s, and uniting our citizens
ib carrying them out.
isLir.'AZAL Rt0IARKS.
I3y Ever�-one..,
Give the honor where it is due. The
few boys who took hold last year and
�' gave the first impetus to the Fair de•
serve medals,
• One judge oai;h in the horse and cat•
tie departments, brought from a dis-
tance, would be preferable to the pre•
sent system. The judging should be in
every way above suspicion.
Clinton has. shown that by a union of
heart and hand the town can do any•
. thing in the Fair line. Not for a long
time has there been such thorough and
united action by our citizens.
What will be the attractions for next
u- 'R, year? Just leave that to the President
and Secretary, and if they can't devise
something it will be because there is
th•
r�+
no ing nen to be devised under the sun,
Friend MoLean, of the Expositor,
and oar esteeined totem. Mitchell, of
;#he Star, did us up proudly last week.
'They are men of sense, and 'know a
good thing when they see it. The Hu-
ron Central was glad to see them, and
hopes they'll come again.
The boys. in red looked fine. They
marched at the head of the procession
conscious of occupying their proper
place. The officers are undoubtedly
pushing this company to the fore. It
is no easy tasit to ]seep a. company to-
t - gether, but Capt. Todd, with his ami-
' able Lieats., seems to be able for the
job. Success to Co. 4.
The Doherty Organ Factcry never
does anything by halves.• Their exhibit
and stand was fine, their turnout in the
procession finer„ and the four -horsed
carriage of their chief finest., . What
the town benefits -by a manufacturing
establishment of the important dimen-
si"ns of the Dcherty Organ Factory
could• be partially gathered from a
glance at the solid men who marched
in the trades procession, 1V. D., -may
your shadow never decrease. .
'.Che big potato competition was a
keen and amusing one, The boys have
been jokin4 one another for weeks about
it, and telling wonAerral tales about
• gigantic potatoes growing for the occa•
sion. Councillor Johnston, however,
-, was quietly poking one of big up, and
it bore off the red ticket. Sandy AJac-
kenzie, however, smiled all over, when
be discovered that he had the two
heaviest ones.
The business men who went into the
trades procession with such vim deserve
every praise. Some of them went to a
great deal of work and expense,to make
a good shooing, and well they did it,
The appeal to take• part was heartily
responded to, and the whole affair was
extremely creditable. ftY""'Yr
Our Junior Organ Industry made a
good showing. There is something in
the. boyar and they are going to get
along. Their display was handsome,
and their quota to the fair's success
was not small. The musical clock de-
lighted great crowds, and the minstrel-
sy of the boys "took the cake."
The concerts given all he time at the
stands of the musical Exhibits made
things lively. Some of the solo selec-
tions by DIr Shearer and other instru-
mentalists were worthy of any high
class concert.
The band really did excellent service,
Leader Cornelina is the right man in
the right place. Their sweet strains
were heard in every procession, anrd
constantly during the clay and evenings
at the Nair they made things lively,
Few bands can compare with it. '
lis,. . M,au1 , -,. ,tet .;
PRIZE LIST, Elliott 2 ; Best CollootTon of Baldwine ' _ ______ --
HouKES.-Class 1-Heav Draught.- � &o, S L Scott 1. entrleg, Fanny chair in wool work, OU p O •� p.
Y Craba.�-Montreal Beauties, _R. Gwt• _ Dina G F. PKy 1• Paiw waQlieustpo gs, `e'_+� R . _�_ fl _U N 0 _. � I it _ , _ p X11 ' !� ter .�} �g_ _._.
Imported or Canadian Beed -Draught Mrs G Nott i, A Johnson 2. Pair - .a it h it a�
team, A Innes 1 and •2. Broodlmare,pvith eulook 1; Z raueendeut, A Johnson 1. " � ����Q� n M ��
i Grapes. -Three buuohes of CliAton, I Woolen sooks,Mrs G Nott 1, A Johnson Fry w a liptuiat curru,.g,oudcuc.
foal by her side, F Coleman 1, J Avery A ♦". '.
2. foal, colt or filly, F coleman 1, J ' Salkeld & Sou 1 ; Rogers No 4 and 2• Pair wool gloves, EMTs G Nott 1, A Toronto, Oat., 1st, lb8% bTOW'+ color I�
Hartford Prolific, R Govenlock let iu Johnson 2. Rag mat, A M Fowler 1, J ® O1 % " IS.
Wilson Oue }car old filly, R Mc- I The event of the weekinToronto was . T 1� r
Laren 1. Two veer old filly, $Snell each. Whit° 2-5 entries. Rag carpet, A the uieetiug last night in the Hortioul• �` �i 13ES it V �N ♦ in ',
Plums. -Plums, T Hollows 1, J Johnson recom. '' _4
and Soua 1, J Ile}'Holds (not taken), J }' Lural Hall, for the purpose of hearing psi I
Stanbury 'd. Mare, A Innee,diploma. Hinchley 2; Best collection of Plumy, FINE ARTS.--ProfessionalList.-Origi• the Hon. Wilfred.Laurier, leader of the °- 3
Class 1, Div. 2, Canada $red.-Heav T .Holloway 1, A M Fowler 2. nal, it paintings -Figure or historical _i �' world, Covers d0
Y Opposition in the Dominion House, .
Peaohes.-Peaches, A Johnson 1. subject, Bliss C Mountoastle 1, Miss
draught team, Jas Re Holds 1-2 en• PEAas-Three varieties of ears -J Wilson 2. Landsca a Hon. Mr Mowat, and Mr S. A. Fisher, . um,+ �I�e i�r3�fa�ie �ebl t
tries. Brood mare and foal, J W Hill P P , D Grookett 1, M. Ii. for Brome, an English Protestant L%�9ltrM►�V_ _ 71 f
1, J Nilson 2-il entries. Foal colt or Salkeld 1, S Furse 2. Bartlett, J Sql• Miss C Mountoastle 2. Marina view, aonstituenoy of (slue., the invitation to ,6iiARANTEEC ter aaMd lats{IS Q
'filly, G Dale 1, J Wilson 2, 1) Reynolds keld 1, W Elliott 2. Flemish Beauty, Bliss Wilson 1, D Crockett 2-5entriea. these gentlemen to come west and talk 92PER.CENT IRON. j I ...n
W. Elliott 1, J Salkeld 2. Collection of Animals from life, Miss C Mountoastle o than {le
jr 3-7 entries. One year old filly, C on politgiosl subjects being made,by the s _p _- .•• Ci : D,\ a\\ best ea . .
Fran -Id Govenlock 1. 1, Mra Smith 2. Flowers or Frait, D -;: ,+
Dale 1, J McCartney 2, E Butt 3-b en• Young ILiberale of Tcrpnto, the whole � i
DIANUBACTL•RE9—Homemade Cloth, A Crockett 1, Miss Wilson 2-5 entries. 1 1 , ,
tries. Two year old filly, J Stanbury 1, expense of their entertainment, decors• oil aint, manufa ,
J I' Dale 2, J Landsborough 3-7 en- Johnson 1 and 2. IIoniemade Flannel, An subject, Mies C'DIountoagtle 1, Misa £on of the hall,&°.,being borne by the a '�� .MQNTREAL. , ,
tries. 3 year old filly, J Sparrow 1, D Mrs G Nott 1, A Johnson 2. Pair of IVs son 2-8 entries. Water co�lors,figure young patriots. The hall was filled t CANAnA.
McTavish 2, J Re colds 3-5 entries. Blankets home made, Mrs Nott 1, J or historical subject, Miss ,L Mount -
y castle 1. Landsca repletion, the aisles end every oche
GENERAL PCRPUSE.-Brood mare with Salkeld 2. Doable eeb of Harness pe, D Crockett i, Miss available pleas being crowded. Fora -'
foal by her side, J Munro 1, W Dale •2, Johnson and Armour, Clinton, 1. Set C Dlounteastle 2, Marine view, D hour bdore the opening of the meeting ^ -- --
R McLaren 3-12 entries. S ria foal, of single Harness, Johnson and Armour Crockett 1 Bliss C Mountoastle 2. a oodorohestraentertainedtheaudience UR STALLION RA(' E.
g g l r r bIARRIEll
1. Pair of Gentlemen s sewed Boots, Animals from life, 'Miss C Mountoastle
colt or filly, J Leiper 1, R Mo area 2- � and caused the time to pass pleasantly Coos-G'Arox.-At Dr. Wild'eehu
1.1 entriQ4. Two year old gelding J and Pair of gentlemen s pegged Boots, 1. Flowers or fruit, D Crockett 1, Miss to those who had come early to snake Tontine Defeats Moorli'•ht in Toronto, on the 2nd !net., b the
1Viggington 1, J Lindsay 2, W Dale 3- C Cruickshank 1, Parlor set, J C Mounteastle 2. Potrait, Miss 0 Mount. sure of getting a seat, the galleries be-. Three Strai rhts.b Dr. Wild, Mr a. H. Cook, dentist, C
4 entries. One year old gelding, J Con- Stevenson 1. Specimen of marble work, castle 1. Any subject, Miss C Mount- ing reserved for ladies, a good number .-- b ton, to Miss E. Ca on, second daug.
bell 1. One year old filly, G Dale 1, W H Cooper 1. 'Three bottles of grape castle 1, D Crockett 2. Sepia, Miss C of whom were not only there, but mani- (, Monday's London Free Press.) of Mr A. Ca on Toronto,
wine, J H Worsell 1, W Fear 3. Mountoastle 1, D Crockett 2. Pencil P ,
T ar old Lil 2, E Butt ego entries. Two , fasted the tntereet they took in the pro- Tontine, the ba stallion from Cliii•
year old filly, ll McGregor 1, R 111ason VEaETAI3LEs-Best colleotiou vege• or crayon drawing, ➢Ilse C ➢iountcastle ceediu s b the waviu of handkerchiefs y lth bri All{ENHEAL.—At the r. F.J'
2, T Gibbins 5-10 entries, General l g Y g ton, to still the king of the turf -that is o4 the bride's brotiler•!n-law
tables, by market gardeieer,QC Allanson 1, D Crockett 2. Pen and ink skatole, and alw in of hands, The s eakere , S F. .
g l PP g P ae far as 1Veatern Untario is concerned.
purpose team, J Reynolds 1, J Cornish 1. Bost collection vegetables, market Dlisa G Mountoastle 1, D'Grockett 2• I led by Mr J. S. Willison, president of lie won that title some ears o and Det oft, to bra garet,eecond dough
2, refused, A Weir 3-4 entries, Best gardeners excluded, T Cottle 1. Two Pastel (original) -Landscape, Miss Wil- I Y �g
the Young Liberals and followed by the maintained it in al
walking team A Weir 1, W H Lobb 2. , varieties of potatoes, T Cottle 1, J John- eon 1. Marine, Miss Wilson 1. Flowers Untario Cabinet, ° and many other ueen'sPark track Batu daetyle on the of Mr James Aiketthead, of Goderi
KOADl3TERa.— Roadster team, .t Beat• } stun 2- 7 entries. Early Rose, A. or fruit, Mias Wilson 1. Portrait, Mise entlemen, came out to the latforui at G y,by beating and formerly of .the Lpudon Road.
tie 1, J Beattie 2, W Elliott 3-7 entries, McKenzie 1, S L Scott 2-10 entries. L ilson 1. 'Any subject, Biro Smith 1. g P I Kentucky t, O'Neil & F' o has aft black GnEOo-DENNIsoN.-At the reeidea
Beaut p g eight o clock, receiving a loud and cheer• Kentuek bred colt -who hoe attracted of the brides s father Mr Thos. Den
Broo,$ mere, foal by her aide, IV Smith y of Hebron, A ➢Icli.enzie 1, T ustria aiutiu silk or velvet, Mise in welcome. Y
> Holloway 2-9 entries. Red or white Wilson 1 and S, g so much attention among breeders of
1, U Jolpnaton 2, J Gardner 3-1 en- illy Willison, a tall son, McKillop, on the 25th A Sept., t
tries. Two ear old eldin or fill A elephant, T Holloway 1, I Salkeld AXATEUa1LIaT,-•Original oil Paintings.. good looking trotting horses , this de andt lately- .the Rev. DIr Torrance, Mr Alfr
Y g g y' 2-5 entries. Lon man old Landsca e,Mrs C Cam bell 1,Mrs Smith ley, a man, from the township a Stan- pts well ae the $1,0 fo puree and a "b The
Innen 1, J G McMichael 2, W Blair 3- & Sou g g P P le ,acted I Gregg, to Mise Elizabeth Dennisoi
6 entries. Road horse mare or eldin %%,urtzels,.l Salkeld & Son 1, H Snell & 2. Marine view, Miss E Mountcaptle 1 and Y ae ohs eech, and in a brief, tr outside money far hie owner. The both of McKillop.
I Rattenbury 1, J Sparrow 2, DrgBlack. Sons 2. Ked or yellow globe m gold 2, Flowers or fruit, Mrs Smith 1, Mies and er, who speech, introduced Bir trot camp off under the brightest of
aa��33 , Laurier, who, though a practising law- September skies,, ou a track that was WILLInars--BoYD.-At the reaidena
+ill 3-15 entries. One year old eldin wurtzelo, H Snell & ions 1, I Salldeld & E Mountoastle 2-3 entries. Portrait, of the'bride's father, Mr Samuel Boy
g g er and man ear on the floor of ar• in su erb condition and before a crowd
S filly, t H Scott i-3 entrigs. Son 2, Altri llowa carrots, A orange Mra Smith 1. Copley, !n oil -Land- lament, a eared to realize thedifhcult P on the 25th df Se
Spring colt or filly, C W Williams 1 zie 1, T Holloway '2. Lon•,; orange acape, Mra G Campbell 1 and 2. Dlarine PP y of about BOU turfman and lovers of pt., by the Rev. A.
and '3, J Broadfoot 3-12 entries. carrots, T Holloway 1; A DIcKenzie, 2. view, Mra Smith 1, Diias E Dlouutcastle and delicacy of his position in coming horseflesh. A large delegation came DIcDomild, Mr Benj, Williams, of Strat
Earl horn carrots, T Hollow 1. 2. Animals from life Miss Susie Wal- before such a large and respectable ati- down from the northern counties, and' ford, to Bliss Elizabeth Boyd, of Sea.
CARRe ry 2, Blood mare, r A 1 urvis Y dience he not knowin what material the forth.
1, J Aver I Carriage horse, A 11c. White Belgian carrots, H Elford 1, H lace 1, Mre Smith 2-7 entries. P'lowera � g y at once adopted the Clinton horse _ ,
Murchie 1, �It Fitzsimons Two year Snell & Sons 2. Swede Turnips, H or fruit, Miss Coats 1. Water colors, it was'composed of, whether friend or as their favorite, while the local sports I TAYLOR-CBOORs.-At the Manse, To
old gelding or filly, A Gordon 1. - One Snell & Sons 1, I Salkeld & Son 2. original -Landscape, Dirs Smith 1. foe, with the care and wisdom he would divided their opinions and put up their ronto, on the 13th Sept., by Revs Dr{
1Vhits lolie turns s C Allanson 1. Marine view, Miss E Mountoastle 1,, deed to exercise in setting forth the money betNveen `tlit-"two. A large Dlilligan, of Carlton street Presbyterial,
year old gelding or filly, W H Scott 1, a g P . latform of the hibergls, and lnax lain- amount of mons
Spring colt or filly, D• A Purvis 1, Short, garden carrgg,ts, any variety, T Mrs Smith 2. Animals from life, J P P y changed hands on the church, Mr S. Y. Taylor, to Miss Alice,
W Smith 2. Holloway 1, T Co£tle 2. Long blood Biggins 1, Miss E Dlountaaatle 2. ing and justifying them in the vote .result, but not as much by one-third as third daughter of Mr Geo. Crooks, both
Carriage team. -Doherty special prize beets, A McKenzie 1, T Holloway 2. Flowers or fruit, Miss E .Blountoastle they had given on the Jesuit question. if tlpe victory lied boon ori the other of Grey township.
of an organ, A McMurohie., Blood turnip beets, for table use, T 1, Mrs Smith 2, Pencil or crayon The first part wa$, in a measure taken side. Before the race -day odds of 3 to REID- Simpson. -In Grey, at the
MIsaELLANEoua: Saddle horse,, P Cottle 1, T Hplloway 2. Parsnips, C. drawing, Mrs C Campbell 1. Pen and out of his hands. by the Young Liberals 1 were easily obtained on Tontine, and reeidenco-rof bhe bride's parents, on the
Cook 1, J Avery 2. Pony -Mina Baker Allanson 1, H Walker• 2. Winter cab- ink sketch, Mrs C Campbell 1, Mrs who hacb together with the names of a large pot of money was put tip on 25th of Sept., by Rev. S. Jones, of B the
1, P Cook 2. Lady rider, Mrs. Jonathan ba„e, C Allanson 1 and 2. Pickling Smith 2. Water colors, copies -Land• the most prominent reformers from Saturday, whenhorsemen had an op- sale, lir Wm. B. Reid, of Morris, to•
Miller 1, Miss Baker 2. Lady driver, cabby e C Allanson 1. Cauliflower, U sca e J Bi ins 1, Mra •W T Has 2, Lyon McKenzie to the present time, portunity to see the two horses spurt-
g p gg• Y � Migs Lizzie, eldest daughter of Mr
lst razes eaial, Mra. J S ooner 1, Mrs. Ananson 1. Red onions, I Salkeld & 'Marine view, J Biggins 1, Mrs W T placed the following mottoes around ing, the odds were quickly reduced. ' Andrew Sim son of Gre
Jonathan ,Miller 2 Mise Ba 3-7 en• Son 1, H Curwen 2. Yellow onions H Hays 2,-6 entries. Animals from life, the galleries, "Masses, not classes," Although the big horse was to excel• P y'
tries. DlaGregor's epeclal-JYBoadfoot Curwen 1, T Holloway l -Silver skin Mre C Campbell 1. Flowers or fruit, `.Down with monopoly," '°Canada lent condition, while the colt, which I DIED •.
1, J. Stanbury 2, J Broadfoot 3-6 en. onions, C Allanson 1. Potato onions, Miss Susie Wallace 1, Mrs C Campbell first, Abol sh the mate," I- and free• had only been to tratntng for a short BELLY. lly Clinton, on' Sept. 27t1t,
tries, T Holloway 1, H Curwen 2, Sweet 2. Portrait, Mra C Campbell 1, Sepia, men," "Abolish the Senate," `Manhood time, was not able to pick up his ous- I Diiehml Kelly, aged 3Fi years.
CATrl,E.=Thoroughbred or Durham corn, for table use, C Allanson 1, Corn, Mrs W T Rays 1, Mrs. C. Campbell 2. suffrage, Free trade with the contin- tomary speed, many of his admirers KELLY. -In Morris, on the 24th Sept., -
ntilch cow, W J Biggins 1, H Snell & any variety,J Salkeld 1. Water melons, Pencil or crayon drawing, Miss ent. feared that his rival would allow the 1Vm. Belly, aged 69 years.
,5'011a '2, Si' J Big ins 8-7 entries. C Allanson 1. Citrons, J Wiggington 1 Shipley 1, W Robinson '2-14 en• His speech which was of two hours I best staying powers. After the second
g s T Hullo- tries. Pastel co fes-Landsca pe Mrs duration, was listened to with great at- beat old-time turfinen were almost con- I D1i;Lis.%N,-In Morris, on the 22nd
Aged bull, H Snell & ,Sons 1, W J Big• C Allanson 2. Red Tomatoe , tention, no interru tion, exec t cheer• fident that the veteran was defeated, al.• ( Sept., Arch. McLean, aged 40 years, 2
gins 2, A Weir 3. Two year old heifer Way 1,C Allanson 2. Largest pumpkin, W Coats Sr. 1, bliss Lizzie Logan 2. P P 1
W J Biggins 1, H Snell & Sons .2 & 3. A Johnson 1, C Allanson 2. Largest Marine view, Mtss Robinson 1 aad 2. ing, which was given also by the Con• though he had taken the first two heats, l mos., i) days..
Onq year old heifer H Snell & Son 1 Squash, C Allanson 1, A Johnson 2. Animals, Bliss Clarke 1, Mrs Smith '2, servatiues when an -opportunity was and they were particularly satisfied in Dl Emn In Chatham,'on the 23rd
Elcoat Bros 2. Bull calf, H Snell t4 Celer , C Allanson 1 and 2. Lar est Flowers or fruit, Mrs Coats Sr 1,, Mrs offered by an utterance that appeared this opinion when tligy Observed the Sept., of cholera infantum., Harvey,
Son 1 & 2-7 entries. Heifer calf W J potatoe,J Johnston•1, J Wiggington 2- Smith 2. Portrait, Alias Lizzie Logan 1. P y, Y y Penman, the Detroit Only son of Rev. A. H. Drumm, aged 7
to favor their art notabl . when DIr old reliable Bill
Big fn's 1, Elcoat Bros 2. One 1 g L Ladder nientioned the name of Col. U• trainer, behind the London stallion. months and 6 days, and grandson of
g year 7 entries. Two heaviest potatoes, A Paintin on silk or velvet, Mrs C Camp firs John Williams, Clinton. .
old bull, T Carbert 1. Two year old BIeKenzie 1, J Wiggington 2-8 entries. bell 1, J Gibbings 2-14 entries. Lustria Brien, the mover in the House of Com• The time made was not nearly as fast '
bull, J Nott 1.' Thoro'bred female Six largest potatoes, I Salkeld & Son 1, on silk or velvet, Miss Clarke 1, W Tay mons of the resolution to disallow the as had been expected, as both owners f pp gnn �jj��'ppr� thh
animal, any age or breed, W J Biggins J NViggington 2. for 2. Jesuit Bill; he certainly gave evidence claimed records in the ,forties for their Births Marrs Us UU� '1JUUl11s
1, H Snell & Son 2. • Herd of any breed, DAntY PiOL)rer-50 lbs home mado MISC$Ll..t\i40U5—Penmanship by be),, that he more than before realized that hovsea. .The judges were Messrs T. D. I+ i g '
W J Biggins 1, H Snell & Son `2, tub butter,Jas Lindsay 1, Dire fear 2- A Johnson 1, It Mason '2. By *girl, he had a good many unfriendly ears Hodgins, of London; JohnlDiamond, of fly oha11ter 40, Roused Statutes of Ontario
NAin•i. oR GaAUE. --Two year old 5 entries. Ten lbs cf crock butter, W Minnie Atkins 1, Clara Scott 2-9 en- to recite hte es�,lanations,but ho inlet- Urkney, and Peter DIcGie"or, of Bruce- ISH7, all births, ]Marriages and Deaths are re -
heifer, J McDonald 1, Elcoat Bros 2-6 II Scott 1, J 1V.alkingshaw 2-20entries tries, The following. persons exhibited ly recovered'Filmsblf and showed that field. Aid. Henry Dresney acted as qerred to be registered with the Clerk of
entries. Milch cow, W Weir 1, J 50 lbs creamery butter, G Watt 1. 5 lbs co.•ntmondablo articles for which there he wag no coward and was fully pre- starter, Me mUTho arty in utich su h may to e
Braithwaite 2, W Weir 3-7 entries. butter in Rolls or Prints, Mrs T Ship• was no provision made in the prize list: Pared to lastify himself and his party The first heat was a miserable one, A the father or mother of•the child ; regis.
in it o rse the had ursued and it
teen r n
an lookers were mo a Lha
P d all 'the on tract
Pair 2 year old Steers, J Stanbury 1, ley 1, M DIcTa�gart 2,-13 entries. 25 ExTRAs-T Holloway flowers and Y on must be mado within s0 days aftex
C Dale §-5 entries. Pair earling lbs of crock butter, W Robinson 1, J T vegetables. J Lindsay homespun yarn. is not doubted that if capable persons, , surprised at the slow time made and birth. The person required to register a
Y im re udiced will thoroughl digest his the ease with which Moorelight was de• marriage is the clergyman who celebrates it
.steers, J Braithwaite '1, J Stanbury 2. Dale 2. Jar of honov, J. IIinahley 1, D9rg, C Hoare dulcimer: W H Gooper jr, P j , g Y g and hie report must be furnished within 90
Yearling heifer, O (Dale 1, Elcoat Bros C Campbell 2. Honey fn comb, C artificial stone. Miss Susie Wallace crazy speech, they will come to the conclusion feated. Tontine drew the pole, and days after the date of such marriage. The
2-8 entries. Hoare 1, T Boles 2. Display of honey cushion. Miss Johnson four different tha£the course they took was the only his drivel', Johnstone, pushed him to person required to register a death is the
.GRADE CAT'�LE.—Two ear old steer !n comb,T Boles 1, C•Hoare 2. Display samples of cushions. Mrs Baker,- J one they could conscienttiously and con• the fr,ont-.just after the animals had occupier of:. the house. in which the death . __
J Stanbury 1, C Daley 2-5 • entries. of honey extracted,T Boles 1. Best hive, Hearn, Miss McMichael various.articles. sistently take. ' The part of his speech been given the' "go." The heat was be ore the interment f the b dy t Any me -
Heifer calf, J McDonald 1, •J Walking- T Boles 1,H Walker 2. Display of bees Dirs Hovey toilett set, table drape and on this subject was too long to epitomise, never in doubt from•that moment, and dical man who was last in attendance dur-
shaw '2. Fat beast J Lindsa 1 J in hive, T Boles 1 C Hoare `2. Home birds. Miss Sibley, painted chair, but Mr Fisher gave one point we can the bay passed under the wire e, twinner inrethe last illness of any deceased parson,
' Y ' ' briofl ive ; it was thus, the Jesuit ee- quired to register the cause of deoth,—
Stanbury 3. Herd of Steers, J Stan• made cheese, A Johnson 1, J NV Hill 2. toilett bag, lamp mat, log cabin, table y g by' a couple of open lengths in 3.01. Neglect to make any of these re orts within
bury 1; C Dale 2, W Dale 3. Loaf home made bread, A Johnson 1, J linen mute and photo holder, . Geo Nott tate, Worth nearly $2,000,000, was lying The second heat was a very pretty the specified time, wilt subject ttie person so
POLLED ABERDEENS—Milch cow, J. Gibbings 2-21 entries: Maple Sugar, fscncy etching. Miss Symington, leath., in a comparatively unproductive post• one, The, judges seen}ed to be a little neglecting to a poaity of ?7A and costs. Ail Or y
McFarlane 1 and 2. Heifer calf, J DIc- W H Scott 1, A Johnson '2, Ma ,lo er work, di loins: H Ca)utelon di loins tion ; the government not being able to inclined toward Beacom's horse, slid persons interested will take notice and gow
1 P P ern themselves accordingly.
Tarlare I and 2: Molasses, A Johnson 1. for McLaughlin carriage gears. J H find purchasers nor give a good title gave him the advantage of the start by WILLIAM COATS,
SHEEr-Leicesters and their Grades FLowEns.-Plants-Balsam; T IIollo• Kinsman, fence loom. Mrs C Camp• till some good legislative measure was half a length, This he quickly' in• Division Registrar, Clinton.
-II Snell.& Sons took all the prizes, 9, way 1; Begonia, A DI Fowler 1 ; bell, diploma for birds on ground glass. Passed with regard to it, which also creased to three. or fbtxr lengths, when . .
in this class., Begonia R'es, DI ➢1eTaggart 1; Cactus, JCUGEa—Horses-.i ➢IcKt3e, Lead- could not be done without the rights Moorelight broke at the head of the i
Shropshires and their Grades•-- A M Fowler 1; Caladium, A M Fowler bury; R Scott, LondesbO.ro. Carriage do of the church, in some degree, were •quarter stretch and maintained it un- .LAtru Adv erflo meats. ,
Sbearling ram, J Duncan 1, J McFar- 1 ; Coleus, T Hollot� ay 1; A M Fowler -Dr, J IN Cooke Dun annon; T recognized in the settlement, in a prov- til the three quarter was reached, when
lane 2. Ram lamb,' .J. Duncan 1 J 2 • Fuchsias, sing le, A M Fowler 1, A Welsh, Seaforth ; D 13o =ie• Colborne. ince where the great majority belongs the little •horse began to creep up inch QHAWL LOST BETWEEN T. SHIPLEY'S
h to that churcli,MrFisherclearl ro ed and MrSly's hill, Huron road. Single
McE'arlane 2. Pair aged ewes, J Mc- DIcKenzie 2 ; Geranium, Single; A DI Cattle -C • Girvin, Nile; R ' Charters, y P ti" by Inch. Both were. trotting magnifi- .fold grey beaver, trimmed with black and
Farlane 1, H Snell & Son 2. Pair eNve fowler 1, R ijlason 2-0 entries. Egniondville; J Morrish, Clinton. Sheep that the settlement was a good business centl'y. At the head of the final stretch white border, striped on inside, worth about
lambs, J Duncan 1 and 2. Pair of Geraniums double, 1V Ta 'for 1, A 11 and .ravine -C 1'roeter; Belgrave; J transaction. Tontine lost his feet for a minute, but -18, Finder will be suitable rewarded on .
y r leaving the Fmme.at the NEw EaA Office.
shearling elves-, J A]cFarlane 1 and 2. Fowler 2-5 entries;' Geraniums, I Petty, Hensall; G Plewes, Hensall, The most interesting and important Johnston quickly recovered him. Pen -
Pies -Large breed -Aged Boar -P Ivyleafed, A JI Fowler 1; Geraniums, Poultry -Dr. Young; Lonrlesboro; Dr. part -,of both Mr Laurier and Fishers man was taking every advantage, and FARM FOR SALE — UNDERSIGNED
De Courcy 1, J Stanbury2. Brood silver, A M Fowler 1, W Taylor 2-5 Scott, Seaforth; T Carling, Clinton, gpeeclics.was in regard to the extension ,in a jiffy bad his noble little animal at oiler for on essi farm'ot 100 acres, being
lot 8U, 11th coa e, then ri 'of 100t, belonging
Sow, P De Courcy 1, J TJ Lindsay 2. entries; Geraniums, .Golden, 1V Taylor 'Carriages. and implements -W DIc• of •trade `facilities with the United his opponents flank. The excitement to the estate of the late Richard Cole. On
Boar, littered iu 'S9, P De Gouroy 1, 1, A UIciienzie 2 ; Hanging Basket, J Clymont, Wingham ; W. flims, Blyth.' States. There Svae no circumlobution became intense, and the baokersof each the place there is a frame house, good barn,
J Stanbury 2. Sow, littered in '89, J Worsell 1, J Biggins 2-6 entries. Grain and vegetables. -T. Watson, Clin_ about them, the plain and simple de• ,yelled words of encouragement to the stables, &c:, young bearing orchard of ono
Stnnbur 1 and 2, Collection house Plants,A Di Fowler 1; on ; J- Stewart, Benmtller ; G. Diiddle• claration was made that the platform drivers of their. favorites. Both were acre; first-class wells. Situate about one
t mile west of Londesboro. About 9e acres
Berkshire -Brood Sow P Do Courc Extra Entries were made b DIr. tbn, Clinton. Manufactures and dairy of the Liberal party is, "}i'ree trade, or going at a forty pace, and when the cleared and in good state of cultivation, -
1, T'Tipling 2-7 entries. Boar, P De McTaggart, R Govenlock, A M Fowler, produce, -H. Plumateel, Clinton • J. W. as much as can be got, with the United grand stand was reached it appeared Possession 1st APpnil, Applyon the pr6wises
Courcy 1, H Curwen 3, -SOW, H Cur• A DIcKenzie and T Cottle, Irwil , Clinton ; W. Scott, Brucefield. States," All the arguments tclear s asp that the black was.going to Nein. Boul� or to either of JUHNY COLE, P,elgrave
wen 1 -and 2. •' Cut,Flotvers.-Asters, T Cottle 1, W ; Fruit and Flowers. -A. Watson, and J. statistics produced, were as were pressed hard, but Tontine we tf . H, RADFORD, Londesboro .
POULTRY. -Light Brahmas, W � H Coats r 2-7 entries ; Balsams, W H. Williams, Goderich•John Cox, Por• the sun at noon in an unclouded sky, under the wire the winner by a neck. - ---.
Scott 1, J Stanbury 2 ; Grey. Dorkings, Taylor 11; Chrysanthemums, • A M ter's Hill. Ladies Work: Mrs. Rey- that if Canada is to maintain her poli• It was then that the backers of Ton- I INSURANCE . , . . , 'I
W H Scott 1 and 2 ; Dark Brahmas, Fowler.l, W Coats jr 2 ; Geraniums; nolds and Dirs. R. B. Smith, Goderich; tion As a good country to live in or sus• tine began to fear that they had placed
N H Scott 1., single, A M Fowler 1; Geraniums, and Mies Hod ins, Toronto. Paintin - tain herself abbve bankruptcy the bar- their money •on the wrong horse, and E, CORBETT, agent for London mud Lan-
g g casbire, City of London and Atlas, all first-
Golden Polends, W 11 Scott 1 and 2 ; double, W Coats jr 1 ; Marigolds, best Mr. Davis, London. riers to trade must be removed. The those of Moorelight were' correspond- class English stock Companion, mad two first
Span, led Hambur y W H Scott 1, J collection,T Cottle 1, C Hoare 2 ; Phlox, great bug -bear that has most always ingly hopeful. "If Df oorelight wine clines 11lutumis and F61eral and nlanufine.
g g + been araded before the eo le to frigh• this beat the race is his," said the furors Life Companies.
Stanbury 2. °Drummondi, beat collection, W Coats P P P g _..-_.- - -
Houdans, Geo. Irwin 1 and 2 ; Pl r 1; Phlox, Perennial, best 'collection; ten them from attempting to bring about knowing ones. Johnston persisted in
Mouth Rocks, W H Scott 1 and 2. Y A D1, fowler 1, W Coats jr 2; Pansies, Outside Opinion Concerning reform was "annexation:" It was endeavoring to get the advantage of the . Choice Cattle, for salve
White Leghorns, SV H Scott 1 and 2; be9t collection, C Hoare 1, T Holloway The Huron Central thus when the decimal currency ques• start, and it was not until the judges Tile undersigned will offer for sale to. the
[crown Leghorns, W H Scott 1 ; Miner- 2 Petunias, single, A McKenzie 1, A Exhibition. tion was agitated; it was not decimals had signified their intention of making fmrmers, at Smith's Hill,' on SATURDAY,
:os, Cantelon Bros 1, Mra ZV Coate Sr. AI Fowler 2 ; Petunias, double T -- but treason was what was desired by them go together that he desisted. OCT. 19th,' from fifty to one hundred very
choice two and three year old cattle, suis
2 Cottle 1, A M Fowler 2 ;Stocks, best 4 The editors of the Seaforth Expositor Reformers; the some hobgoblin • was This heat •was a worse one than the able for winter feeding. These are well se- '
Game Fowls, H B Combe 1; Bantams, colors, A McKenzie 1, W Taylor 2-7 and Goderich Star both made visits to raised when the ballot was introduced; first, and was easily taken by Tontine, tested, choice animals, and will be privately
N H Scott 1 and 2 ; Pekin Ducks, J entries ; Verbenas, best 4 colors, W the Huron Central Fair, last week, and annexation, ruin and republicanism was who maintained the lead throughout. sold on reasonable terms. Will commence
this is what the have to sa shoat it: `to follow the man i al matitutions, in EoIlowin is the summer selling sharp at noon. Faralers who want
:zzard 1, G Irwin 2, Ronan Ducks, W Fear 1, W Robinson 2 ; Zinnias, best 4 Y Y• P o . g y :- to secure good cattle -for feeding, should at -
?ear 1, G Irwin 2 ; Turkeys, IV Fear 1, colors, W Coats jr 1, Blro W Coats sr 2; Good weather and a determination to fact, in fact it w ever thus, but not• 'latched stallion stake:rurse,81,000-3500• tend this sale
3 Irwin 2. Bouquet of Flowers, W Taylor 1, ➢Irs outstrip their previous efforts made the withstanding all the doleful prophecies a side, Best three in five. W. McLEAN, Cattle'dealer
Geese, Toulouse, J Izzard 1 ; Geese, W Goats sr owe entries ; Basket of Clinton fall show a most gratifying suo• against these reforms, nothing injurious John Beacom's b h Tontine, 1827,
cess. The trades rocession, .on Wed• has ha ened, nor do the eo le wish Clinton 1 1 1 Dissolution of Partnershi
ommon, W H�cott 1, W Fear 2 , Flowers, A M Fowler 1, W Coats Sr 2 ; P RP P O'Neil & Ferguson's bl, h.5loorlight P•
ipting Chickens, W H Scott 1, Mrs W Extra entries•were made by J H Wor- nesday morning, was 'a huge success, to undo •what has been one. From 9337, London 2 2 2 —
and showed considerable enter rise on the demonstrations made b the an- Time. Quarter. Half mile. Notice • is hereby given that tba partner•
„oats 2; Rabbits, R Fitzsimmons 1, sell, A M Fowler, A Halstead and J• P Y First heat..'.......... - 457L 1,293 8,01 ship heretoforb existing between Cuoing•
O the part of the merchants and business dience whenever,a good point was made Second hemi....,,..,,.. 42 1 �9 2 57 hame & ]McMurray, as grocers, &c., in the
Jas L Fortune ; Collection of Sing- Biggins. >t Town of Clinton hoe been dissolved b
at, Birds, J Johnson 1 ; Breeding Pen, L,%DIER WORK. -Collection, Mrs W T men. It was quite lengthy, and repre- b the speakers on the trade question, Third beat ............... 42 1,28 .2.501 y mu•
sented about ever business of im or• a strong infer rice ma be drawn that tum] consent, the business having been dis-
f W Worsell 1. Hays i, Dlrs C Campbell 2 -Mrs. Y P g posod of. Parties having 6lmims against the '
CARRIAORS •ANn Bunnlzs.-One-horse Smith • recom.-5 entries; Fancy tance in the town. In addition to this the day is not far distant when the NEWS NOTES. late firm, will present them at once, and, alt
covered Buggy, J Leslie 1, G Trowhill Braidin Mrs Smith 1, Dirs G Nott 2- the merchants made generous displays semi -barbarous cordon of customs outstanding accounts must be paid without
g' of their wares in the inside department, hennas, on both sides of tlpe boundary, further delay,
Z ; One-horse Open Buggy,T Tipling 1 ; 6 entries ; Tatting; Mrs G Nott 1, Miss It is estimated that there has been JOHN CUNINGHAArE,
Lumber Wa gon, J Brunsdon 1. MdMichaol 2-5 entries • Crochet so much so, that the ordinary exhibits will be closed without much ceremony, ,JOHN MoblURRAY.
Iau•r.EursTa� Fanning Mill, A Me- Work, cotto:l, Mrs G Nott 1, Mrs of fruits, vegetables, etc., were some- and the army of noti-producing tariff a decrease of 513„500,600 in the U. S. Clinton, Oct. 4,1889 .
g what crowded and obscured. This en- collectors told to go and engage in public debt during September.
nnrcltie 1; Cang Plow, T T-iplinq 1 ; Smith 2-6 entrie9 ; Crochet Work, ter irlse is most commendable, and add- somethin that would create some me- Jnd a Sinclair, of Hamilton, is again Properties for ;Sale
l pair Iron Harrows, T Tipling 1 ; wool, Mrs C Campbell 1, J Symington 1 g g
Field Roller, W Smithson 1 ; Wooden 2,—f, entries ; Lace work, Alias Mount- t0 largely to the interest and pleasure teriltl that is required to sustain a cum• ill,but the report that he has had a I SEVEN ACRES EXCELLFNT OF LAND,
Pump, John ItosR 1-4 entries; Turnip castle. 1 Mrs W T Hays 2-�, enk''ea. of the fair. -Star. munity in health and comfort. The second paralytic stroke is denied. situated almost adjoining Clinton, on the
hitter, J B Weir 1 ; Set of Horse Shoes, Embroider In Cotton or Muslin, rs The Clinton Shocv was held on Tues• Canadian people now know what is . Mr L, -W. Tye; son of Mr Geo. Tye, Gravel road. There is a small barn. This
7 Johnson 1 and 2-8 entries ; Iron or Smith 1, Miss McMichael 2-9 entriUs•��• , day, Wednesday and Thursday of this Politiaally�etore them, and upon them proprietor of the Brampton , Times, er or market gardener, thereabeing two d s-
iteel Beam Plow, Jacob Miller 1,' O Embroidery in Silk, Mrs Wm Coats sY •week. On Wednesday there was an' will be the blame if they lose the oppor- died of p&Kalyeis on Friday night. tinct kinds of soil thereon. Terms;} cinch, • o
fohnson 2-5 entries ; Horse Hoa or 1, Mrs Smith 2-1) entries ; Bead Work, immense crowd of eople resent, and tunny of improving their condition, but and balance at 7 per cent interest. There is •
icutfiler, J B Weir 1. lire Smith 1, ➢Ira DIcDlichael 2-7 all seemed to be veli satisfied with they Nvill not lone it, A DIontreal furniture dealer named no tncumbrmuce on this property. Also,
GRAI\H,-Two Bushels White Winter entries ; Knitting, Fancy, Dirs W T what the saw. The trades rocession DIr Mowat .wee last in the order of Joseph Champagne bee been arrested SPLENDID HOUR AND LOT, sITtiATE
Y P s eech makin and if we ma ud a of on a charge of burning his store for the on the east side of Albert 6t„ Nortb, Clinton,
Wheat, S Furse 1, A Johnson 2, J Hays 1, Miss Susie Wallace 2-7 was one of the •best things of the kind P g Y 1 g . sake of the insurance. The house contains Hall, -Parlor, four Bed-
ialkeld 3-10 entries ;' Red Winter ent4ries ; Knitting, cotton stockings, J we have seen outside of the large cities,. big popularity by .the hearty reception rooms Pantry ClotbeeCloset, Kitchen sum -
Wheat, S Furse 1 H Curwen 2, J Sym4ngton 1, A Johnson 2 ; Collection and was a subject for praise on all sides, lie met with on rising, it did not appear Mrs Wm. Conroy,of Susquehanna,Pa. mer Kitchen, i�sth and Bath Aoem, �eltar, -
Radom 3-6 entries ; Sprin Wheat, J of lace, Alias E Mountoastle 1, J while the children's procession in the as if it was on the wane. He touched ate some wild parsnip the other even- Lafwn QhadegTrees Barn etc , all io aside.
Salkeld 1, J Hudson 2, S urge 3-6 Symington 2-6 entries ; Embroidery afternoon was very nice. The fire -works upon moat of the questions filet were of ing. She was thrown into convulsions lent state of repair. Terms, 3 cash and time
;ntries; White Oats, A Johnson 1 H in Arasene, Dire Coate jr 1, Dirs W Me?, on Wednesday evening, 'was good a local and political. character, such as and died• in a few hours. for balance at 7 per cent interest. There is
;urwen 2, tiV Fear 3-8 entries; Black Coats jr"2-11 entries; Chair Ssarf, andrydeli kited those who caw them. the Streams bill, boundary, timber, l4,on. Alex. Mackenzie and Mrs. Mac• no-encumMance on this propert . Addicts
g 174 McDonnVI Ave, Toronto, WM, FOSTER,
Dots, J Wiggington 1, H Curwen 2, J Mrs W T Hays 1, J Symington �2, Biro The Agricultural Hall wag indeed' a territory, and °.there wherein there had teazle are visiting Rev. Ur. Thompsoh,
Hudson 3 ; 6•rowed Barley, H Curweu W Coats jr recom.-5 entries ; Table place of beauty, from which the man- belen a contest with Sir.John A. and his its Sarnia. The ea- remier is not in
1, I Halklild & Son 2, T Carbert 3 . cover, embroidered, Mrs Bovey 1, Mrs agers of .local shows generally might party. With regard to executive ap• the best of health, but he is in better T R 4 I 'I
`2•rowed Barley, J B Lindsay 1, J W Coats jr 2-5 entries. Darned Net, with profit take a pattern.. The hall, ,ointments he strongly asserted he had trim than he was recently. GI . 1 1 ill �0�� 1� ���
Salkeld 2; Small Peas, H CurNven 1, J Mrs Nott 2, Mrs Smith 2-9 entrigs; also, was rendered much more attrac. been just, both to Protestants and g
B Lindsa 2, J Lindsa 3; Large Peas, Lad 's Fane, Aron, Miss McMichael tive than it otherwise would have been, Catholics, and concluded with the ae• It is expected by the trustees o, the I;
H Carwen 1, A Johnson 2 ; A Watt 3 ; Y , Drawin Room Screen,Df rs C b the tastefull arran ed die las sertion that he, together with fellow late State m G realize on de ro le more °
White Beans, A Johnson I", Red Clover Campbell I ; Mantel Drape, Mrs L made by the business men of the town; minist r cn the ca the were of conn• than has been expected, in fact about I
' ' w as attractive as try with such a degree of economy and mimuch again bringing it up aimoat to a
1 and 2• q Y Y g P Y the •estate will realize considerable more
, ministers to Life cabinet were onl � de• _ _
Seed. I Salkeld & Son 1, Jas Reynolds Campbell 1 T Salkeld 2-7 entries who seem to take commendable ride in t3 f
2; Timothy seed, A Johnson 1, I Carriage Afgba;p, Mrs C Campbell 1, making their she prudence ae to secure the wellfnre , of °pillion. .
Salkeld &Son 2, S Furse 3. Mre G E Pay 2, Ribbon Work, ➢ire possible. Theregnlareahibitawerealso, all The man who wag ehot.by Constable we tell tiokett to all pointe an the C?,T.B
FRUIT. -Apples -Winter Apples, J W Coats jr 1, Dirs C Campbell 2; tastefully arranged, and Tilade to look - _ Hawkins, of Hamilton, was on Satur• system. Coupon tickets to all parts of the i
Salkeld 1 ; S L Scott 2 ; Golden Russets Slippors,Worked, Mre W Coats jr 1, their best. The officers and directors. , da shown to be James D. Doa lag, a continent, Full-fnformation from I
S L Scott 1, I Salkeld & Soli 2 ; North• Mrs C Campbell 2; Pillow Shama, Mrs of the shgw, and especially the indefat• e � waalthy farmer, whose hotrie was near W. JACKSON t,
ern Spies, I Salkeld & Son 1, J Walk- C Campbell 1, Miss' Johngofi 2-12 igable president, secretary and assis• The Expositor says:-DIr Georg Streetville. He was mentally affected, i
ingshaw 2; 20•oz. Pipping, I Salkeld & entries ; Knitted Coverlet, Mrs G Nott tant secretar , cannot receive too much Habkirk, of McKillo , near Seaforth, TOWN'AOENT O. T, R.; CLINTON `
Son 1, H Curwen 2; Snow Apples J 1, Mrs Smith 2; Patch work in silk or praise for the energy and enterprise with Mrs Habkirk�irove up toLucknow i and had wauderod away from his /� /� ^ f
Symington 1, I Salkeld & fimt 2 ; velvet, Miss Lizzie Logan 1, Mrs'Smith they have displayed,and it must be sat- to attend the recent Caledonian games friends. FALL GOODS
Rhorle Island Greenings, W Elliott 1, 2: Patch Work Quilt Mrs H Baker 1, iafaetory to all that their efforts have held there. While there they were i----s`�.�
H Curwen 2 ; Spjtzenburgs, I Salkeld G Dale 2. J 1Iinchley, diploma. -7 been rewarded by well earned success. staying with their son-in-law, DIc BURN,
& Son 1, S L Scott 2; Baldwln8,I entries. -Exposit° Laughlin Gordon, who resides in a rent- L.tvrs.-In Goderich township, on Just Arrived
Salkeld &Sons S t Curwen 2 ; Fall Graz uilt, Ta for 1, Diiss dohip. Tho Ih yon entral fall'show is being ed house on the farm of Bir McDonald, of `tl•.e 30th Sept., the wife of Mr George
Pippins, S L Scott 1, A 'Johnson 2 ; son 2 9 entries. Gent''s fancy flannel 11 d at Cllinton this week, The sucee;a Huron township. Mr Hmbkirk had his LaVis, of a daughter,
King Of Tompkins Cop S I, Scott 1,'I shirt, Dirs. G Nott 1 A JOhnaon'2. o ie fair has not been extra tbongh horse in Dir McDonald's stable. Dar• I TAvr,on.-Ill Blyth, On the Ist inst.,
the dire•Aors resorted to Rome very novel in the ni ht DIr McDonald's stables the wife Of Mr Jacob Taylor; of a eon.
Hnikeld &Hon 2; Ribaton Pippins, H I, Plain 1pand .rasing, A 'I I'otvler 1, W g q .E�LT��� ��
Scott 1 ; Alexanders, S L Scott 1; Ht Tavlor •3--10 entries. I air work, Dirs. advertising sr•,hemes.-I31yth Htancdard and barna ware dieaccered to be on fire I N.tiax,-in Goderich, on the 20th
Lawrence, H L Heott 1 ; Cayuga Red Smit'i 1. B^rlin wo work, raised, A Jfad the editor of the Standard inter- and all of them were completely de• , S,,pt., the wifo of C, A. Nairn,of a daugh- a L40C�iSy -
Streaked, I Salkeld & SoilR I, W Johnson 1, Berlin work, flat, Mrs C viewed any of the numerous citizens of atmyed. Air Iiabkirk jest got to the tar. Suver'; -a ll- x.
Elliott 2; Fallwater, S L Snott I : Onnipbell i, Dirs W T Ilat” 2-S e•1• Blyth who were at the fair, before he burning building in time to save his
Dnoliess of. Oldenburg, S L SOOtt 1, H tries. I3raiding; On eiik, •1 t� hite 1; .T pcmped these lines, he would fiat•,- been driving; horse, and with a good &.il Of e. wifeof In D. 0. 1, rm the 19th Hept„ T t�
Furse 2; Gravenstoin, S L Scott 1, W flyminaton 2-31 entric,s. Twhw work RNA t0 tell the truth. AQ it ie he dees difipeulty he Sot it from the burning the wife of Keo, , Il. Ihpwie, r, Itnox J. E13�DDL1CX0,M13E
J Symi lgton 1, Dlrg II Balser 2-7 not . 4 1 Lailding whets it waq in flames, church, Brussels, of a daughter.
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