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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1896-09-30, Page 1TIIE 11LIION T011U10-$1415per Annum, 1.001n Advance. INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS—NEUTRAL IN NOTHING EWS-R EGORD. A. X TODD, Hdltor and Owner VOL. XVIII CLINTON. HURON COUNTY, ONT. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 30, 1896 WHOLE NO. 932 Bead is the Siad of Life fleeP* Lira Itself A good pure article of beer such as we HAVE, CARRY, SELL in stock cannot help but he a healthy drink. Nothing in it but the best Hops and Malt. tieasema1 Lack Kennedy. The Clinton Liquor Store. Brief Town Topics. A Tale of The Sea." Mrs. R. Holmes is visiting at St. Cathay ines. Now for the names of prize winners, great and small. Mr. A. C. Dufton was on a brief visit to Exeter last Thursday. THE NEWS -RECORD wedding sta- tionery cannot be surpassed. Conductor Parker, who had been ill some time, is on duty again. Mr. J. T. Garrow, Q. (1, M. P.P., was in town last Saturday. Our esteemed friend, Mr. N. Robson, is still suffering from bronchitis. Rev. and Mrs. Ford leave this week on a two weeks' visit to Chicago. Service wits held in St. Joseph's (R. C.) Church Last Sunday morning. On many streets in Clinton the walks should bbee (outside the shade trees. The Wron Central Exhibition is in full swing ne THE NEWS -RECORD goes to press. Harland Bros. have the contract for a new iron roof for the' Dry Goods Palace. A jolly party, handsomely Couch -ed, were chaperoned to Goderich show and return. It is whispered round about that "Cap" knows a thing or two about driving. Mrs., Miss and Master Galloway, of Goderich, spent Sunday with Clinton acquaintances. Miss Nellie Smellie, of St. Thomas, is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. J. Grigg, Huron street. Mr. Wm. Taylor and family remove this week to Walkerton, where they will in future reside. A letter from a strong "Grit" on the appointment of Huron's Registrar will appear next week. "A Tale of the sea," Read it in THE NEWS -RECORD. A continued story now running in this paper. Mr. Thos: O, Cooper, who has not been feeling well for some time, was able to walk up town on Saturday. B. Thomlinson, V. S., will be one of the judges on horses at Dungannon 'on the 8th and 9th of Oc tober. At tennis Clinton beat Winghain 5 to 1. Clinton also beat Goderich 5 to 3. Such is fame and expert playing. The merry-go-round pitched tent here last Friday, the town to receive 820 for four days, including to -day. Blyth Show, always one of the hest in the county, will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday, October 6 and 7. Mr. Ogle Cooper has broken the record. While out mushroom hunt- ingg6� one day last week he secured a puff -ball 43 by 4816 inches, and had it on exhibition in his store window for leve allays. Additional locale on Editorial page. The Great Northwestern Exhibi- tion. The Show et Goderich was a great success in every respect, Lord and Lady Aberdeen were drawing cards and there was a big attendance the second day. Below is the list of prize winners :• -- ('LASH 1-THORO'-HRED. Duplicates of registered pedigree to be produced. Thos. Gundry took all the prizes ex- cept second for Aged Stallion, which was taken by F. A. Elliott. CLASS 2 ---ROADSTER. Stallion, 4 yrs old and over, W A Colborne,lst and 2nd; stallion,3 yrs, old Hall Routledge; yearling, Andrews Bros. & Co.; fllly or gelding, 3 yrs old, David Prouse; yearling, Thos Gundry, Wm Straughan; brood mare, with her foal, Dr J B Whitely, Dr W F Clark; foal of 1896, Dr Clark, Dr Whitely, pair of matched horses, Dr Whitely, C A Howsen; sin- gle horse, in harness Jas McManus, O Johnson; female, any age, Dr Whitely. CLAM 3 -SADDLE. Saddle horse, mare or gelding, Thos Gundry, John Porter; pony in saddle, Robt McLean, John Porter; boy rider, Frank Wright, John Porter. CLASS 4 -LADY RIDERS AND DRIVERS. Lady rider Mise Connolly; driver, Mise Green, John Porter. CLASS 5 -CARRIAGE. Stallion 4 yrs old and over, J P Fish. er Coach Horse Co.; 2 yrs old, 11 J De. long; any age, J P Fisher; fllly or geld- ing, 8 yrs old. W C Potter; 2 yrs old. Ed Shaw, David Prouse; yearling, rhos Beaty, W U Potter; carriage horse, McMurchie & Co., J W Salkeld. CLASS 6 -GENERAL PURPOSE. Brood mare with her foal, J W Sal- keld, Jas Davidson; filly or gelding, 2 years old, 0 W Taylor, S Bissitt; year- ling, filly or gelding, 0 W Taylor, Andrew Green; foal for 1896, Levi Trick, A A Young; matched team, Wm Elliott, A & J Taylor. CLASS 7 -AGRICULTURAL. Brood mare with foal, Win Fisher, J Salkeld; filly or gelding, 2 years old, Hugh Chisholm, (: W Taylor; year- lingg, filly or gelding, Hugh Chisholm, Robt. Bean; foal of 1890, John Salkeld, Wm Fisher; matched team, Chris Dale. W J Miller. CLASS 8 -WALKING SPECIAL. Walking team, Andrew (.Green, Jos Whitely. CLASS 0 -HEAVY DRAUGHT, IMPORTED. Station 3 years old and upwards Thos Inglis, Thos Gundry. Stallion any age Thos Inglis; Jas Snell 1st prize for brood mare with foal, foal of 1896. CLASS 1O -HEAVY DRAUGHT, CANA- DIAN BRED. Stallion, 3 years old and over, F J bd- munaton 1st; Stallion, 2 years old Gro Taylor let & diploma; hrocd mare with foal, John F Dale, Jas Reynolds; filly or gelding, 2 years old, Geo Dale Jas Reynolds, gelding or fllly,yearling, Geo Dale 1st; foal of 1890, Jas Rey- nolds, Geo Dale; Span of heavy draught horses, Chris Dale 1st; female any age, John F Dale. CLASS 12-DURIIAM (THORo'-BRED.) H & W Srnith took all firsts and Jas Snell took five second prizes. CLASS 14-HERRFORD,(THORO'-nEED.) Wm Elliott took six first prizes, be- ing the only exhibitor. CLASS 15 -HOLSTEIN, (THORO'-ItaED.) Mrs H F Attrill secured six first prizes. CLASS 15 -POLLED ANGUS OR ABER- DEEN, (THORo'-BRED.) John Varcoe took nine first prizes and one second ; and W F Young got first for bull 2 years old. CLASS 16-Jm sEY,I(THORo'-BREDS.) A. Drysdale took four first prizes, and J L Aitken took first and a second. CLASS 10 -GRADE CATTLE. Cow giving milk or in calf, J W Salkeld, J Clark, Robt Bean; heifer 2 yrs old, J W Salkeld, Robt Bean; 2 and 3; l yr old, W M Knight, Henry Uurwen, Jr W Salkeld; heifer calf, Jets Snell, John Varcoe, Robt Bean; 2 yr old steer, H & W Smith, J W Salkeld, J Clark; yearling, Henry Curwen,lst & 3rd, J W Salkeld, 2nd; steer calf, Jas Snell, J Clark, J W Salkeld; female, any age, Jas Snell; herd, J W Salkeld, Robt Bean. CLASS 19 -FAT CATTLE. Fat ox or steer -II & W Srnith, An- drews Bros & Co; fat cow or heifer, Wm Elliott, J %V Salkeld. SHEEP. CLASS 20 -COTSWOLD. Jas Potter took all the prizes, being the only exhibitor. CLASS 21 -LEICESTER. Jas Snell, 1st for ram, 2 shears and over, and 1st and 2nd, for shearling ram ; ram lamb, J C Henry, Jas Snell ; Sair of ewes, 2 shears and over, Jas nell ; pair of shearling ewes, Jas Snell, H Curwen; pair of ewe lambs, J ((: Henry, J Salkeld jr.; ram and ewe, any age, Jas Snell. CLASS 22 -BOUT Ii DOWNS. Glen Bros took seven first prizes. CLABB 23 --OXFORDSHIRE DOWNS. Jas Tabh and Thos H Tabb took all the prizes but second, for aged ram taken by J H Mallough. CLASS 2--BHROPBHIRE DOWNS. Ram, 2 shears and over, Jas Cooper & Son, J Salkeld; shearling ram, (i W Sturdy, Glen Bros, ram Isiah, 0 W Sturdy, Glen Bros ; pair of ewes, 2 shears and over, Jas Cooper & Son, 0 W Sturdy; pair of shearling ewes, 0 W Sturdy, Jae Cooper & Son; pair of ewe lambs, Jas ('roper & Son, 1st and 2nd, and lst for pen of shropshire downs; ram, any age, 0 W Sturdy; ewe, any age, Jas Cooper & Hon. ('LASS 2(3 -FAT SHEEP. Fleet fat sheep, ewe or wether, Jae Snell, W T Murney. PIGS SMALL BREEDS ('LASS 27 IMPROVED BERKSHIRE. Boar, 2 yrs old and over, Jas Chis- holm, Jas Dorrance; over I year and under 2 yrs, Wm McAllister, Jas Dor- rance; hoar, littered in 1800, Jas Chis- holm, Wm McAllister; any age, Jas Chisholm; sow, 2 yrs old and over, Chris Fahner, Wm McAllister; over 1 year and under 2 yrs, Jas Dorrance, Wm McAllister; littered in 1896, Wm McAllister, Jas Dorrance, any age, Chris Fahner. CLASS 29 ---POLAND CHINA. Boar, 2 yrs and over, W W Fisher, Wm Sinclair; over 1 year and under 2 years, Chris Fahner, W F Young; lit- tered w tered in 1896, Wm Sinclair, W Fisher; any age, Chris Fahner; sow 2 years and over, W W Fisher, Wm Sinclair; over 1 year, under 2 yrs, Wm Sinclair, W W Fisher; littered in 1896 Wm Sinclair, A Drysdale; any age, Aj W Fisher. GLASS 80-TAMWORTHB. Chris Fahner took all the first but for boar over one, under two years taken by W W Fisher. CLASS 81 -IMPROVED YORKSHIRE. Boar, any age, Robt Bean; sow. lit- tered in 1890, (Glen Bros, John Salkeld; any age, Glen Bros. CLABB 32 -NAMED, ANY KIND -LARGE BREEDS. Boar,2 yrs old and over,Wrn Parsons, Wilson Bros; over 1 yr, under 2, Chris Fahner, Wui Bichan; littered in 1896, Jas Tabb, Chris Fahner; any age, Wm Parsons; sow, 2 yrs old and over, Chris Fahner, Wrn Fisher; over 1 yr, under 2 years, Wilson Bros, J F Salkeld; littered in 1896, Wrn Fisher, Win Sin- clair; any age, Chris Fahner and Wrn Fisher; pen of any breed, Jas Dor- ranee. POULTRY. CLASS 33. Bra hulas, light, Wm Carter,Geo Mc- Kay; brahmas, dark, G W Irwin, Wm Anstay; cochins, butt, J C Lyons 1st; cochins, partridge, J G Lyons lst; dorkins, silver grey, G W Irwin, W W Fisher; hamhurgs, spangled, Wm Carter 1st; hambur s black and white A S Chry- stal 1st; black spanish, white faced, (I W Irwin 1st; leghorns, black, Win Wallace 1st; leghorns, brown, single comb,Postlethwaite 1st &2ud;houdans, G W Irwin; polish, white crested, black, Wm Carter; polish golden and silver, Wm Carter; plymouth rocks, G W Irwin, J U Lyons; wyandottes, J C Lyons and Wrn Anstay both second; wyandottes, white, Thos Beatty, E Belcher; langshans, G W Irwin, J C Lyons; andalusians, J E Whitely, Jos Whitely; minarcos, G W Irwin, Wm Wallace; game, brown -breasted red, O A Wells; black -breasted red, U A Wells, lst and 2nd; game pile, J C Lyons, black - breasted red,Robt McLean, lst and 2nd, brown -breasted red, E Belcher, 2nd; pile, Robt McLean; duckwing, Robt McLean, Mrs C Cain pbell ; Sea- bright golden, J U Lyons; ban- tams, any other variety, E Bel- cher, 2nd; nekin bantams, E Belcher; red caps, Wm Wallace, 2nd; turkey, bronze, David Prouse, G W Irwin; geese, embden, Jos Whitely, G W Irwin; toulouse, W G Lamprey; China, Jos Whitely, W F Young; any other variety, John Salkeld; ducks, pekin, G W Irwin, W G Lamprey; any other variety, W W Fisher; guinea fowls, Win Carter, Mrs C Campbell. CLASS 34 -SPRING CHICKENS. Brahrnas, light, Robt McLean, Wm Carter; dark, G W Irwin; cochins, white, black and buff 1st, J C Lyons; dorkins, silver grey, W W Fisher; Hamburgs, spangled, Win Carter; black Spanish, Wni Carter; leghorns, white, J C Lyons, E Belcher; brown, Jas Postlethwaite,Wm Wallace; Houdans, G W Irwin; polish, golden and silver, Wm Carter; Plymouth rocks, J U Lyons, 1st and 2nd; Ply- mouth rocks, white, J C Lyons, Wm Wallace; Wyandottes, Wm Carter; Wyandottes, white, W G Lamprey, Robt McLean; Langshans, Wm Carter; niinorcos, Wm Anstay, 1st and 2nd; game, black -breasted red, C A Wells; Mawe pile, J C Lyons, 2nd ; bantams, ack -breasted red, Jas Dickson, E Belcher; bantams, pile, Robt McLean; bantams, duckwing, Robt McLean, 1st and 2nd; bantams seabright golden, J U Lyons; any other variety, Jas Postlethwaite, E Belcher; turkeys, bronze J Salkeld. Jr., 2nd; geese, emir den. Joe Whitely; geese, China, Jos Whitely; ducks, Aylesbury, Wm Car- ter; Rouen, Wm Wallace; Pekin, Wm Carter, J C Lyons; any other variety, (. W Irwin, F E Bingham; guinea fowls, F E Bingham, Wm Carter; col- lection rabbits, Mrs C Campbell; collec- tion pigeons, Jas E Masotr, Geo Mc- Kay. CLASS 35--BREEDINO PENS. Brahmas, Roht McLean, Wm Carter; cochins, J U Lyons; leghorns, W A Ross, Jae Postlewhaite; wyandottes, Jacob H Fisher 1st; games, 0 A Wells; Haniburgs, Roht McLean. ('LASS 30-MTHCRLLANEOUR. Singing canary, W J Daniel, W G Lamprey; collection birds, W J Daniel, A 5 Chrystal. CLASH 37 -FIELD GRAINS, ETC. Red Clawson wheat, Thos Beatty, Jae Edmonstone; Democrat fall wheat, Robt Bean, Henry Curwen; any other variety fall wheat, white, Jno Salkeld, John W Yoe; red or amber, named, Stewart McDougall, John Salkeld; spring wheat, Colorado, 5 Furze, H Curwen; any other variety Si Furze; rye, Wm Sterling, Sheriff Gibbons; six -rowed Barley, Henry Curwen, Jno W Yoe; large peas, John Salkeld, 8 Froze; small peas, 8 Fruze, Henry Curwen; white oats, Henry Cur - wen, James Edmonstone; black oats James Davidson, Stewart McDougall; flax seed, John Salkeld, 'i Salkeld, timothy seed, John Salkeld, Walter Hick; clover seed, Wal Swaflield: white beano, John Salkeld; collection grain in the straw, grown by the ex- hibitor, Samuel Furze, John Salkeld. JunoE--William Weir. Clinton. CLASS 38• -FIELD ROOTS. VEGETABLES, ETC. Long red marigold, Henry Curwen, John W Salkeld; globe mangold, Jno Salkeld, W Warnock; intermediate mangold, John Andrews, I Salkeld, jr.; Swede turnips, John Porter, Wm Parsons; fleld carrots, long red, John Salkeld; white Garrote, Wm Warnock, Henry Cnrwept onions W Warnock( David Prouse; corn, field, H Curwen, John Salkeld;largest Pumpkin, Wm Warnock, Jno Salkeld; largest squash, Wm Parsons, John Salkeld; largest turnips, Henry Curwen I Salkeld, jr.; largest and hest stalks field corn, John Salkeld, Geo W Tompson. CLASS 39 -DAIRY PRODUCTS. Ten pounds table butter, salted for use, Thos Hamilton, Mre Geo Nott ; ten pounds table butter, salted for use, Thos Hamilton, W F Young t tub or Bank of Montreal. R H Sprung; W F Young ; ten pounds salt butter, first prize given by J W Smith, Thomas Hamilton, 1 and 2; cheese, factory rnade, Jas Connolly, Walter Fero ; cheese, home wade, first prize given by Bank of Montreal, L Syniiugton. Judge-- Hugh Meerut ney, Brucefleld. CLASS 40. --APPLES. Ten varieties, S Furze, Walter Hick; six varieties, Win Elliott, Henry Cur - wen; six varieties, dessert, W Elliott, Wm Edward; northern spy, J W Sal- keld, A S Chrystal; Rhode Island greening, John Stewart, W T Murney; maiden's blush, Wnl Elliott, Wm Stir- ling; Alexander, Jas Potts, Thus Ham- ilton; wealthy, John Salkeld, Wm Bichan; McIntosh red, A Sands, John Stewart; Walbridge, John Stewart; colvert, Wm Knight, 0 A. Wells; baldwin, C A Naftel, John Ste- wart; king of Tompkins county, Geo Young, David Prouse ; spitzenberg sasopus, G W Andrews, Jos Whitely; fallawater, AndrewsBros.,Thos Beatty; roxbury russett, Win Elliott, Wm Ed- ward; hubbardson's non -such, B E Davison, A Sands; American Golden russett, T W Bell, Wm Bichan; ribaton pi pin, John Stewart,W Hick;wagner, W Elliott, T R Wallis; Blenheim pip- pin, Wrn,Stirling, S McDougall; Ben Davis, S McDougall, :Thos Beatty; swear, Mrs Attrill, Jno Porter; Grimes golden, T J Dickson, John Stewart; Canada red,Jos Whitely, Jno Andrews; swazze pomine grise, John Stewart, Mrs Attrill; mann, W Elliott, W El- liott; Ontario, Jos Beck, Henry Cur - wen; snow, Jas Potter, Thos Beatty; Gravenstein, Mrs Attrill, Jas Potter; St. Lawrence, A McD Allan, A Bing- ham; 20 -oz pippin or cabashea, A R Anderson, henry Curwen; beauty of Kent, John Salkeld, W T Murney; fall pippin, E I Allan, A McD Allan; Cayuga red streak, 20 -oz apple, Robt McLean, J T Salkeld; Duchess of Old- enburg, Wni Edward, T R Wallis; Chenango strawberry, Wm Edward, Jno Richards; Pewaukee, W F Young, U J Naftel; phoenix, Thos Beatty, Win Elliott; Tolman's sweet, Jno Richards, W M Knight; Westfield's seek -no -far- ther, Wm Elliott, Mrs M Morrish; cranberry pippin, Jno Stewart, Thos Beatty; seedling, E I Allan, Geo H Cox; any other variety, A McD Allan, W Hick; crab apples, J T Salkeld, Wm Edward; quinces, Wm Stewart, John Andrews, CLASS 41 -PEARS. Six varieties named, Dr Shannon, John Stewart; three varieties, named, C A Wells, Dr Shannon; Bartlett, W Parson, Henry Curwen; Flemish beauty, Henry Curwen, James Postle- waite; Duchess of D'Angoulerne, W Warnock, Walter Hick; President Druard, E R Allan, A McD Allan; belle lucrative and Louis Bonne de Jersey, John Stewart, Wm Warnock; 13eurre D'Anjou, S Furze, Dr Shannon; heurre superfine, E 1 Allan, A McD Allan, jr.; beurre hardy, E 1 Allan, A McD Allan, jr.; beurre diehl, J H Williams; heurre boss, Dr Shannon, S Furze; Sheldon, Hy Curwen, W G Lamprey; winter Nellis, second, A Bingham; beurre Clairgeon, Dr Shannon, John Stewart; Howell. Dr. Shannon, Mrs Geo Evans; Seckel, A Curzon, John Andrews; Clapp's favorite, S Furze; Lawrence, W Hick, A McD Allan, jr.; Josephine, De Matinee, A Bingham, A McD Allan, jr.; Keiffer, NV M Knight, Jas Dickson; any other variety, A McD Allan, jr., Dr Shannon. CLASS 42 -PLUMS. Washington, 8 Furze, A Bingham; Bradshaw, C A. Humber, S Furze; Pond's Seedling, Win Stewart, Wm Warnock; Victoria, 8 Furze, W Hick; Yellow Egg, Win Warnock, J Postle- waite ; Duane's Purple, Jas Whitely, W G Lamprey; Lombard, 0 A Hum - her, S Morningstar; Raine Claude De Bevay, J E Whitely, Jos Whitely Im- perial Gage, A Curzon, General Hand, 0 E Holt, Win Warnock; Coe's Golden Drop, 'Wm Stews) t, J E Torn ; peach, Wrn Stewart; Niagara, .1 Stewart; Shippers Prize, 8 Furze; any other variety, Wm Stewart., 8 Morningstar. CLASH 43- PEACHES. Four varieties, \Vm Bichan; late Crawford, W M Knight, Wtn Bichan; Seedling, Win Bichan, 5 Morningstar. ('LASS 44 -GRAPHS, MELONS, ET('. White under glass, Mies M Cameron, Mrs H F Attrill; black, under glass,Mrs H F Attrill, Miss M Cameron; 12 varie- ties, open air, Wm Warnock, A Bing- harn; 8 varieties, W Warnock, A Bing- ham; 4 varieties,Wm Warnock,S Mor- ningstar; delaware, A Bingham, Mrs Attrill; concord, 8 Morningstar, Wm Warnock; Hartford, Wm Stewart,Wm Warnock; Eumelan, Dr Shannon; Rog- er's No 3, Dr Shannon, Mrs Attrill; Rogers' No 4. Wm Warnock, Mrs At - trill; Rogers' No 9, Mrs Attrill, 8 Mor- ningstar; Rogers' No 14, Jas Wilkin- son; Rogers, No 15, S Morningstar, A Bingham; Rogers, No 19, Wm Warnock, A Bingham; Rogers' No 44, Wm War- nock, Mrs Attrill ; Ionia, W Warnock; A Bingham; Salem. S Morningstar, Dr Shannon; Moore's diamond, Wm War- nock, S Morningstar; eaton, Wm War- nock; virgennes, W Warnock; Clinton, Mrs Attrill, Wm Stewart; diana, Jas Wilkinson, Dr Shannon; Niagara, Rev M Turnbull, S Morningstar; Jessica, Wm Warnock; worden,8 Morningstar; J T Salkeld' Moore's early, Wm Stew- art, 8 Morningstar; Brighton, 8 Morn- ingstar, Wm Warnock; winchell, Wm Warnock; any other variety, Mrs At - trill, W T Murney' Mills, Wm Sallows; water melons, OA *ells, Wm War nock; yellow flesh melons, Wm Warnock Jas Wilkinson; green flesh melons J Stewart, Mrs Attrill; citrons, Wm crock of salt butter, prizes given by Warnock, Thos Hamilton. CLASS 45 -FLOWERS, PROFESSIONAL. Cut flowers, H L Watson, W T Kiely; dahlias, U A Wells; verbenas, Mrs H F Attrill, A Bingham; roses, J Stewart, A Bingham; hand bouquet, H L Wat- son, W T Kiely; table bouquet, J Stewart, A Bingham; carnations, H L Watson; dianthus, H L Watson, A Bingham; floral design J Stewart, H L Watson,- zinnias, doable, H L Wat- son, W T Kiely; truss geraniums, single, H L Watson, Jno Stewart ; truss ger- aniums, double, J Stewart, H L Wat- son; perennial phloxes, H L Watson; phloxes, annual, Wm Stewart., H L Watson; gladiolus, H L Watson, A Bingham; Hix gladiolus, A Bingharn; asters, Wm Stewart, II L Watson; pansies, 11 L Watson, A Bingham; balsam spikes, W H Webster, U A Wells; stocks spikes, 11 L Watson, NV Stewart; petunias, single, H L Watson, Juo Stewart; petunias double, Jno Ste- wart, H L Watson: coleus, Jno Ste- wart, A Bingham, H L Watson; cox- comb spikes, Mrs Walker, Wrn Stewart tuberous begonias, single, A Bingham; John Stewart; double, John Stewart, begonias rex, A Bingham; fuchsias; Wm Stewart; geraniutns, single, John Stewart, H L Watson, A Bingham; four geraniums, single, H L Watson, W T Kiely, John Stewart; eight ger- aniums, double, W T Kiely, John Ste- wart, H T Watsou; four geraniums, double, H L Watson, W T Kiely, Jno Stewart; greenhouse plants, W T Kiely, A Bingham, H L Watson; fol- iage plants, A Bingham, W T Kiely; hanging flower baskets, H L Watson, Wm Stewart; hanging flower basket, A Bingham, H L Watson ; native ferns in pots, W H Webster, A Bing- ham; collection native flowers, Mrs 0 M Elliott, W H Webster; collection climbers, H L Watson, A Bingham; varieties ver henas, H L Watson; palms, H L Watson; varieties cauna.s, H L Watson. CLASS 46 -FLOWERS, AMATEUR. Collection of cut flowers, Win Ste- wart, 0 A Wells; six varieties dahlias, Wm Stewart, 0 A Wells; collection verbenas, Mrs H R Walker, W H Webster; hand bouquet, John T Dick- son, W H Webster; table bouquet, Jno T Dickson, Rev M Turnbull; collection dianthus,W H Webster, J H Williams; collection zinnias, Mrs H R Walker, W H Webster: collection truss geran- iums, J H Williams, A R Anderson; collection phloxes, J H Williams, W H Webster; i:ix varieties gladiolus, C A Wells, W H Webster; collection asters, W H Webster, J H Williams; pansies, Mrs H R Walker, 0 A Wells; petunias, Single Wm Stewart, CA Wells petunias double, Wm Stewart, J H Williams; geraniums, single, Wrn Stewart, J H Williams; geraniums, double, Wm Stewart, J H Williams; foliage plants, ,Mrs H R Walker, J H Williams; four varieties coleus, Wm Stewart; three varieties tuberous begonias, C A Wells, J H Williams; begonia, rex, Mrs H R Walker; fuchsias in bloom, Wm Ste- wart, J H Williams; hanging basket, W H NN ebater, J H Williams; cactus, Mrs Geo Evans, W H Webster; begon- ias in bloom, J H Williams; Childish gladiolus, W H Webster. Judge -William Coats. CLASS 47 -GARDEN VEGETABLES. Burpee's early potatoes, C A Wells, J Salkeld; white elephant potatoes, Wilson Bros. Minnie Stokes; Beauty of Hebron potatoes, A Binghani, 8 Furse; potatoes any variety named, 5 Morningstar, Sheriff Gibbons; Eng ve- getable marrow, A Curzon, Wm War- nock; summer squash for table, A Binghani, Mrs Attrill; winter squash for table, H L Watson, Thos Hamil- ton; roots, white or golden celery, Wm Swafficld, John Stewart; red celery, A Bingham; winter cabbage named, U A Wells, A Bingham; fall cabbage, named, 0 A Wells, Geo Sheppard; savoy cabbage, John Salkeld, Thos Hamilton; red cabbage, John Salkeld. C A Wells; long blood beets, table, John Salkeld, David Prouse, turnip blood beets, table, 0 A Wells, Wm Warnock. radishes, U A Wells, J E Tom; table turnips, Si Furze. John An- drew; long orange carrots, John Sal- keld; early horn carrots, Wm War- nock, Frank Wright; scarlet carrots, Nance, Wm Swaflield, Mrs. Attrill; parsnips for table, Frank Wright, Geo Sheppard; red onions, D Prouse, Thos Beatty; yellow onions, I) Prouse, C A Wells; silver skin onions, A Hingham, 0 A Wells; collection sweet corn, for table, Jas Wilkinson; 6 ears corn for table, Wrn Warnock, Jaynes Wilkinson; egg plant, 0 A Wells, W Warnock; cauliflower, Mrs Attrill, Jae Wilkinson; collection ripe capsicums, (' A Wells; red tomatoes, Wm Stew- art., A Bingham; purple tomatoes, W Stewart; yellow tomatoes, Mrs Attrill; collection garden herbs, 0 A Wells; collection garden vegetatblee and herbs, distinct from other entries, 0 A Wells; A Bingham: collection 6 varie- ties potatoes, Wm Wells, Thos Hood; yellow Spanish onions, Wm Wells; red Spanish onions, U A *elle. JuncrE--John Johnston, Clinton. LADIES' WORK. CLASS 48. Woven quilt, home made, Mrs Geo Nott, Jas Edmunston ; patchwork quilt, woollen,Mrs J Heale, F RWallis; patchwork quilt, cotton Mr's Wm Mc- Caughan, Mrs H R Walker; patch- work quilt, silk, L. Symington; em- broidered quilt, Mrs H F Attrill, Mrs C Campbell; knitted quilt, L. Syming ton Mrs Geo Nott; crochet work quilt, J W Yeo, L Symington; smyrna rug, Mre H R Walker, Mrs U Washington; home made carpet, Mrs H R Walker, Mrs Geo Nott' home made rug mat, Wm Sallow% Miss L Buchanan; woolen stockings, Miss L Buchanan, Thos Hamilton; woolen socks, Mies L Buch- auan, Mrs. Geo Nutt; woolenloves, Mrs 0 Washington, Miss L Buchanan, woolen mita, Mrs. C. Waelliugton ; Miss L Buchanan; yarn, house made, 'Phos Hamilton, %Int Sterling. (:LASS 49. Gents' shirt, hand rnade, Thus Hamilton, Mies Buchanan; ditto,rnaeh- ine rnade, Miss Buchanan, Win Sterl- ing; gents' fancy flannel shirt, machine made, Miss Buchanan, Thos. Hamilton ditto hand wade Miss Buchanan, Thos. Hamilton; night dress, L. Symington, Mrs Geo Nutt; tatting, M L Sneyd, Mrs C Campbell; crochet work, in wool, M L Snevd, Mrs U Campbell; crochet work in cotton, Mrs 0 Campbell, Miss Cameron; macrame work, L Syming- ton, M L Sueyd; crochet work and novelty braid curubined,Miss Cameron, MLSneyd,eutbroidery on linen orcot ton Miss Uanieron,J E Torn; pointlaee, bars Campbell, Miss N Nairn; honitun lace, Mrs U Campbell, L Symington; silk embroidery, .1 E. Turn, Miss Macara; embroidery slippers, Mrs U Campbell, Mrs Geo Nott; drawing -room screen, Mrs C Campbell, M L Sneyd; piano or table scarf, Mrs Geo Nott, M L Sneyd; whisk -holder, Wm Hartry, Mrs Geo Nott; parlor ratchet, H L Watson; sofa pillow, Miss Cameron, MI's Campbell; tray cloth, H L Watson, Miss Buchan- an; table centre piece, H L Watson, M L Sneyd; toilet set,Mrs H TAttrill,Miss Buchanan; table mats, 11 L Watson, Mrs Campbell; tea cosy, M L Sneyd, Mrs Campbell; shawl, L Symington; fancy braiding, Mrs 11 R Walker, M L Sneyd; fancy knitting by hold, Miss Macara; fancy patched wur k, Miss Cameron, Mrs U Washington; etching or outline embroidery, Mrs A. (' John- stone, Mrs Geo Nott; Roman embroid- ery, Mrs U Campbell, Miss Macara; darned net, Miss L Buchanan, Mrs C Campbell; patch on old garment, Miss Stokes, Mss Buchanan; fancy netting, Win Harts y, Mrs Campbell; drawn work,, Wm Hartry,L Symington; darn- ing on stockings, Wrn Sterling, Thos Hamilton; carving on wood; 2nd L Symington; painting on glass, L Sym- ington, Mrs Campbell; painting on felt, Mrs Washington, Miss Buchanan; fire screen, Mrs Campbell; fancy tidy, M L Sneyd, Mrs Campbell; novelty, Mrs Jno Howrie, Mrs 11 R Walker; crochet linen lace, H L Watson, Mrs C Campbell; crochet cotton lace, L Symington, Thus Harnilton; chenille embroidery on felt, Mrs Uawpbell, Mr's Geo Nott; etching, Mrs Campbell, Mrs Geo Nott; arrasene work, L Symington, M L Sneyd; crazy work in wool, Wrn Hartry, Mrs Campbell; crazy work in silk, Miss Buchanan, Mr's C Washing- ton; antique on felt, Mrs Washington, L Symington; ladies' shopping bag, Mrs Campbell, M L Sneyd; fancy pin cushion, Mrs Campbell, Miss Cameron; crotchet or knit slippers, Miss Buchan- an, M L Sneyd; button holes, W F Murney, Miss Buchanan; handkerchief sachet, Mrs Geo Nott, M L Sneyd; glove box, Miss Cameron, Mrs C Wash- ington; kitchen apron, Mrs H R Walker, Mrs Win McCaughan; laundry bag, Mrs H R Walker, Mrs Cameron; em- broidery with linen floss, Miss Macara, L Symington; embroidery with rope silk, L Symington, Mrs Geo Nott ; col- lection of ladies' work, Mrs°Campbell: ottoman, W F Murney, commended. in Classes 50 and 52 Professional Oils and Watercolors, Mr, Robt Orochett, of Hamilton, took all the prizes, being the only exhibitor. CLASS 51 -AMATEUR LIST, OIL. Any subject, Mre C Campbell, Jas Lane; lanIscape, Mrs C Campbell, Jae Dickson; marine view, Mrs ()Campbell, Jas Lane; animals, Mrs (J Campbell, Jas Lane; flowers or fruit, Mrs A U Johnstone, Mrs Campbell; still life, Miss J McKenzie, Mrs Campbell; ori- ginal painting, Jas Lane, Misr J Mc, Kenzie; painting on silk or satin, L Symington, Jas Lane. ('LABS 53--AMATF.tJR LIST, WATER OO LORE. Any subject, Mrs A (' Johnstone, Mrs C Campbell; landscape, ,Miss E Fraser, Miss J McKenzie; marine view, Mrs ('amphell, Miss E Fraser; animals, Miss J McKenzie, Mrs Campbell; flow- ers or fruit, Miss J McKenzie, Mrs A (: Johnstone; still life, Miss E Fraser, Miss J McKenzie; original, Miss E Fraser; Sepia, Miss i. Fraser, Mrs Campbell; pencil or crayon drawing, Jas Lane, Miss M Macara; pen and ink sketch, Mrs A (% Johnstone, Mrs Camp- bell; painting on silk or satin, Mrs Campbell, Miss E Fraser; penmanship, plain, Mir,e M Stokes, Thos Hamilton; ornamental, Thos Hamilton. CLASS 54 --HONEY, SYRUP AND AP(GAR, Honey in comp, Wm Hartry, (' A Humber; jar of honey, Win Hartry. (' A Humber; maple syrup, Mre Geo Nott, Wm Sallows. ('LASS 55 ---PRESERVES, BREAD, ETC, Collection home-made preserves, 8• Morningstar, Mrs Warnock; 1 jar o4 jachee, W A Ross, C A Humber; 1 r pears, 8 Morningstar, Mrs Attrill; 1 jar citrons, Walter Hicks, W A Roes; jar cucumber, Mrs C Washington, L • ington; 1 jar quince, Mrs Humber, Walter Hicks; jellies, 1 jar or pot, 3 kinds, Mrs John Howrie, Mrs H R Walker; mixed pickles, Mrs G Nott, Mrs Washington; home-made bread, W M Knight, Andrew Green; home- made br d, with yeast cakes, Percy Stewart, ohri Porter; home-made bread, made ith baker's hop yeast An- drew Green,David Prouse; layer eake,A Bingham, T R Wallis; tea biscuits Miss N Nairn, W A Rosa ; collection of pies, Mrs A D McLean, Wm Bichan; fancy Cartes, Mrs A D McLean, Wm Stirling. Judges -Mrs R J Whitely, Mrs J Mc- Garry, Lucknow.