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Ca Eli `: ILL1A M 'te oats, J Stewart. Die4ek
7 wining, Small white oats,
�^'t �nl�'� n,. G Jackson. Small peas,.
'4, j 1��.I . Large peas, t 1 otratt,
ed,B, G McGowan,. Flour,
Son. Flex seed, R Laidlaw.
BOOTS --Rose potatnes,.W Taylor,
-AND-
DRUGGIST.
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T�p��^�-�y-�^�am >alephant potatoes, P Wil
.+r.1G4 V �..�I117 J, ylon`, Potatoes any kind,
T Hamilton, Collection of
-ea W Taylor: W rL !McCracken,
Union flatiiuel, A Procter; 2 Mrs R.
She�rtreed, Home made all well
lelankets, T llamiltou ; a J 0 Strange
Ilan, Union blaukets,G Nott ; 2 Aire
D Stewart. Coverlet, Airs D Stewart;
-2 T Anderson, Rag teat; A Proctor
2 G Johnston. Yarn mat, A Proctor,.
Bag carpet, • A Proctor, T Johnston, hill One
Stocking yarn, T Hamilton ; 2 w H li,obertaon ; 2 TJios Hemp
McCracken. Hoarse boots, J Sherritt, ;year old filly, Atex RobertsonRapt !Black.
1 and 2, Gent's boots, a Sherritt, 1 ° Paulin, Horse colt, horse,
and 2. Double harness, 10 Richards. Mare colt, A Patllin, Buggy
Siuede harness,' 0 Richards ; 2 Carter John Harris ; 2 Alex Robertson.
& McKenzie. Carriage -Brood mare, J Lambkin.
LnnIEs',Wogx._Arrasene work, G One year old gelding, J Lambkin.
l'e?tt. ;2, A Ross. �Riok rack, airs 0 Two year old filly, A Paulin ; 2 J
Campbell; 2 J Symington. Pillow Lambkin. One year, old filly, Geo
and sheet. shams, J Symington ; 2 0 Moffat. Horse colt, J Lambkin.
Nott, Batch quilt, J Symington;2 G Cann -•- Durham -- Cow, Geo
Nott. white quilt, Miss Pollock ; 2 Nicholson; 2 J L Wilson. Two year
George Johnston. Twitted counter- old heifer, Geo Niobolson, One year
pane, Mrs D Stewart ; 2 tar Moffat. old heifer, Geo Nicholson. Calf, J L
Gents white shirt, G Moffatt ; 2 T Wilson ; 2 Geo Nicholson. Herd, G
Hamilton. Flannel shirt,T Hamilton; Nicholson. Bull calf, J L Wilson; 2
1 J O Straughan. wollen stoekings,G G Nicholson. Grade -Cow, J L
Nott ; 2 ''Hamilton, Gauntlet mits, Wilson, 1st and 2nd. Two year old
Miss Pollock ; 2 G Moffatt. Mits, J heifer, John Knox, lst and 2nd. One
Symington ; 2 Geo Moffatt. Fancy year old heifer, J L Wilson, Two
knitting,Mrs 1) Stewart ; 2 s Syminge year old steer, Jobe Knox, 1st and
ton. Berlin wool work, Annie Ross ; 2nd. One year old steer, G Nickel'
2 G Nott. Embroidery, A Ross ; 2 son ; 2 JL Wilson. Fat beast, John
w Snell. French embroidery, Mrs C Knox ; 2 John Hamilton.
Campbell ; 2 Annie Ross. Braiding SIiEEP—••Leicester—Aged ram, .John
on ootton,G Nott;2 J Hewitt, Braicling Johnston, Howick ; 2 Geo Hislop,
un wool ,a Symington; 2 airs C Campbell. Shearling ram, Geo 1=1islop, Pair
Sofa cushion, Annie Ross ;2 G Nott, shearling ewes, J Johnston. Pair
Collection of ladies work, a Symington; ewe lambs, John Johnston, Ram
2 Annie Ross ; 3 J C Straughan. lamb, 3 Johnston, 1 st and 2nd. 1 air
Gent's slippers, airs 0 Campbell ; 2 ewes, J Johnston. Pen, J Johnston.
J Symington. Darned net, A Ross ; Downs and their grades -Aged ram,
2 G Nott. Crochet work, a nuie Ross; Geo Hislop, Shearlingram,John Knox.
3 G Moffatt, Macrame work, gas Pair shearling ewes, J Knox, 1st and
Symington; 2' airs C Campbell. Point 2nd. Pair ewe lambs, John Knox, 1st
lace, A H Jacob ; 2 J Symington. and 2nd. Ram lamb, G Hislop ; 2
Heniton lace, J Symington ; 2 G Nett, J Knox. Pair ewes, J Knox, 1st and
Ribbon work, G Nott; 2 a Symington. 2nd. Pen, J Knox. Fat sheep, any
Outline embroidery, J Symington; 2 breed, J Knox, lst and 2od.
airs 0 Campbell. Roman embroidery; Picas -Berkshire -Spring pig, 0
J 0 Straugliau ; 2 A Ross.. Ladies' Baker, 1st and 2nd. 13rood sow, 0
knitted underwear in wool, Annie Baker. Chester-A.ged boar, S Snell.
Roes ; 2 airs 0 Campbell. Crochet Spring pig, . S Snell ; 2 Thos M os-
skirteT Hamilton ; 2 errs C ,,Campbell. grove. Brood Sow, S Snell ; 2 Thos
Crazy work, J Symington ; . 2 a C Mosgrove.
Straughan Crewel work, G Nott ; 2 DAIRY PRODUCTS --Factory cheese,
airs 0 Campbell. Embroidery on P P Aylesworth. „Home made cheese,
silk, tuts Campbell ; 2 Jas Symington. John Knox. Fresh butter, P P Ayles-.
Java canvas work, airs Campbell ; 2 worth ; 2 Mrs 1 Elliott. Twenty lbs
gas Symington. Horne made straw table butter, Mrs I Elliott. Crock
hat, A Carr. Plain sewing by girl butter, Mrs 1 Elliott. Firkin butter,
under 14,T Hamilton. Three patches Mrs D 1 Moffat..
on gent's pants, by girl not more than Roors-Seed onions, W H Me -
14,T Hamilton, Darning on stocking, Cracken ; 2 J Brethauer. Potato7,
by girl not more than 14, T Hamilton, onions, P P Aylesworth ; 2 W H Mo`
Nettie Anderson. Fancy leather Cracken. Dutch setts, W H McCrea -
work, airs wm Snell ; 2 J Symington. ken.2 J Knox. Potatoes -White ele•
Sampler work, airs C Campbell.
Kensington ,embroidery, airs C Camp-
bell ; 2 A Ross. Hand sewing, Mrs.
D• Stewart ; 2 J Symington. Crochet
with novelty, airs C Campbell ; 2 w
ntcOall.
PINE ARTS -Collection oil painting,
Mrs Mrs C Campbell.
W Water P color
Brookenshire
Crayon drawing, 1 and 2 Geo Henry..
Painting on pottery, Mrs C Campbell.
Pencil drawing by boy or girl under 16,
1 and 2 Mrs C Campbell.. Hand painting
on silk, J Symington,Miss Pollock. Hand
painting on glass, Mrs J Carter, Mrs J
Anderson
ART, G. 0' W. TELEGRAPH nn Field arrots, 1 and 2 W Irl Mc,
Cracken, Garden red carrots, W
Taylor, George Johnston, Swede.
turnips, (x Johnston,G Kelly, ' Swede
turnips special prize, Jas McGee.
Mangold wortzels, Jas McGee. Col- ,
lection garden produce, W H Me,
Craeken. Beet, W H McCracken, E
1Taggit. Mangold wortzel, W 1' Mc-
Cracken, T Hamilton:^ Pumpkins, R
Sellars, W 13 McCracken. Squashes,
R Sellars, W Laidlaw. Red onions,
W H McCracken, W Laidlaw.
Yellow onions, 1 and 2 W 11 Mc-
Cracken. Silver skin. oions, 1 and 2
W H McCracken. Potato onions W
H McCracken. White field beans, J
Barr, W Ii McCracken. Six Bare
corn, J Richmond, W 11 McCracken.
Citrons, W 11 McCracken, P willows.
Watermelons, w 11 McCracken.
Cabbage drumheadele Sellars, N Gum-
ing. Red Pickling, w Taylor, w 11
McCracken. Cabbage any oth€r kind,
w•Taylor, 5 Sellars, Cauliflowers, R
Sellers, w H McCracken,
DAIRY AND Pnov;sxON'S-Tub factory
butter, af Watt. Tub butter,T Ham,
ilton, A Oarr. Crock butter, A Carr,
T Hamilton. Butter in prints, A
Carr, J Harrison, Factory cheese, P
Papineau. Dairy cheese, Jas Syming-
ton, T Anderson. Extracted honey,
Jas Richmond, w H Hammond.
Honey in comb, w H Hammond.
Home made bread,D 1lloore,J Moffatt.
Plain tea biscuits, Miss Pollock, N
Cuming. Maple syrup, R Laidlaw, A
Carr. Maple sugar, w 11 McCracken,
A. Carr. Canned fruit, w 13. Mc-
Cracken, James Harrison. Grape
wine home tualie,G Jacksou,A Proctor.
Tomato catsup, D Moore, 0 Jackson.
Pickles mixed, T Hamilton, 3 Harri-
son, Pickles any other, w H Mc-
Cracken, T Hamilton.
FRUIT_Winter apples, Jas Potter,
A Carr, Fall apples, Jas Potter, G
Nott, Baldwin, 11 B Laidlaw,) Sher-
ritt. King of Tompkins,R B Laidlaw.
J Sberritt. Northern Spy, R B Laid-
law, J Brigham. Rhodelsland green-
ings,-J uherritt, D Moore. Ribstor,
Pippin, Miss Shortreed, Geo Jackson.
Russet gelden, 1) Moore, J Jackson.
Russet Roxboro. J Barr, G Jackson...
Seek no further, B B Laidlaw; 2 G
Jackson. 'Wagner, T Brown;2 3 Barr.
Ben Davis, J Brigham; 2 D Moore.
Vandervere, 1) Moore. Mammoth
Pippins, Jas Barr;2 Jas Potter. Spit-
zenburg, J Barr;2 Geo Jackson. Fella -
water, 3 Jackson, 2 R 13 Laidlaw.
Tatman sweet, 1t B .Laidlaw ; 2 D
Moore. Mann, D Moore. Maiden
Blush, G Moffat ; 2 J Barr. Snow,
Sas Patter ; 2 R Laidlaw. Duchess of
Oldenburg, G Jackson. Colvert, J
Jackson ;2 R B. Laidlaw. Alexander,
R Jackson;2 T Brown. 20 oa Pippins,
11 Ross ;2 A Carr. Any other variety,
A. Carr; 2 J Potter. Collection of
apples,A Carr ;; 2 3 Brigham. 'Winter tor, T FLOWE SR -Table Hand ouquet,1 T Ap-
R
pears, w Cameron. Fall ears, ve derson, 3' Anderson. Floral design or
Corley , 2 B LaidlaP
w. Plains, w ornament, D Marsh, J Harrison. Col -
11 McCracken. Tomatoes, R B Laid- , lection dahlias, T Anderson, W Taylor.
Collection of Pansies, D Marsh, W
Taylor.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS AND COMPETI-
TIONS -Lady driver, single rig, Mrs
Spooner, Clinton. Lady rider,Miss Bak-
Qpp. Brunsw ick Nose,
.. - - Ont
Wingbam,
4 c aiimmiu
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1891.
BLYTT3 FALL SHOW..
The Blyth show was held in Blyth
on Thursday and Friday of last week.
There was a large 'crowd of people as
usual and the show itself surpassed
any that have been held in former years.
The weather was delightful and every=
-thing passed off well. The following
is the '
PRIzE LIST.
HORSES—Heavy Draught registered
stallions -5 year old, Jas Snell, T
Cole. 1 year old, T Beattie, H Kin-
ney. Best five colts foaled in 1891, E
Bell, Agricultural Stallion -2 year
oldie] Frarery. Roadster Stallion-
? year old, B Scott. Heavy Draught
Tearn,Jas Reynolds,D Moore. Brood
mare, 3 Snell, T Carbert. 2 year old
gelding,J F Dale, J Williams. 2 year
old filly, G Dale, W J Carter. Year
old gelding, J F Dale. Year old filly,
tar Dale, D McCallum. Mare foal, 0
Ruddell, T Browu. Horse foal, N
Currie, Geo Bowes' special prizes -0
Ruddell, N Cuming, J Snell. J P
Fisher's special pxizes, !i3 G Taylor, G
Bowes. General Purpose -Team, H
'Ross,W Cameron,T H Taylor. Brood
mare, 0 Ruddell, N Cumming. 2 year
old gelding, T 11 Taylor, W Cameron.
2 year old filly, W J Carter,T Carbert.
Year old gelding, 0 Dale, R Sellars.
Year old filly, R Mason, T Ross.
Mare foal, 3 Williams, James Shobe
brook. Horse foal, H G Taylor, J F
Bale. Roadsters -Roadster horses,
T F Coleman, T Irvine, R Reynolds.
Broad, mare, 3' Sibbins, W Leary, A
Taylor. '2 year old gelding,J Sibbins,
W C carter. 2 year old filly, A T
McDonald, A Knight. Yearold
gelding, J Sibbins, W Leary. Year
old filly,P Scott, H G Taylor. Single
driver m buggy, W J Dickson, D
Crawford. Saddle horse, Hamilton &
McLean, A Taylor, Sweepstakes, J
Reynolds.
CATTLE •-= Durhams-Milch cow, 1
and 2 Jas Snell. 2 year old heifer,
Jas Tabb, T Ross. 1 year old heifer,
1 and 2 Jas Snell. Heifer calf, 1 and
2 Jas Snell. Bull calf, W Snell, N
Cumming. Grades -Milch cow, J
Cuming, Jas Webster. 2 year • old
heifer, IN Cuming, J Frarery. 1 year
old heifer, 3 Tabb, R Ferrie. Heifer
calf, J Tabb, R Corley. Steer calf,
T Ross, R McGowan. 2 year old
steer, 1 and 2 T Ross. Fat ox or
steer, 1 and 2 T Ross. Fat cow or
heifer, R Corley, N Cuming. Herd.
T• Ross.
SHEEP - Cotswold -- Aged ram,
James Potter, Shearling ram,) Potter,
John Cumming. Bain lamb,•J Cum-
ing, J Potter. Aged ewes, J Potter,
J Claming. Ewe iambs, 3 Cumin', J
Potter. Shearling ewes, 1 and 2 J
Potter. Leicester -Aged ram, W
Cameron. Ram lamb, N Cuming, J
Snell. Shearling ewes, N Cuming, 3
Snell. Aged ewes, 1 and 2 3 Snell.
Ewe lambs, N Cumming, J Snell.
Fat sheep, J ' Snell, 3 B Straughan.
Shropshiredown- Aged ram, Wm
Snell, R, B Laidlaw. Shearling ram,
Glen Bros, Jos Stewart. Ram lamb,
1 and 2 T Anderson. Aged ewes, 1
and .2 W Snell. Shearling ewes, W
Snell, T Anderson. Ewe lambs, W
Snell, Glen Bros. Southdown -Aged
cram, Glen Bros, John Hewitt. Ram
lamb, aged ewes, shearling ewes, ewe
lambs, all 1 and 2 Glen. Bros.
Pros -Suffolk---- Brood sow, W Mc-
Coll, E Haggit. Chester white -
Aged boar, S W Rogerson, T Baylis.
Brood sow, T Baylis, W 0Rogerson,
Boar, W Bennett, W C Rogerson.
Sow, W 0 Eogerson,T Baylis. Berk-
shire. -Aged boar, J` Potter, J Gray.
Brood sow, Jas Tabb, Boar, 3` Ar.
niour, Jos` Gray. Sow, 3 T'abh.
Yorkshire -Aged boar, R Keal.
Young boar, T Baylice Young sow,
B. flea;, S Armour.
G run -Red fall wheat,G McGowan.
White fall wheat, W McCall, N Com-
ing Spring wheat, W Cameron, G
McGowan. Fall wheat any kind, G
McGowan. 6 rowed barley,) Stewart.
Two year old filly, It Clark; 2 Thos
Mosgrove. Model horse, any breed,
John Young, Roadsters --Span horses
D 11 Moffatt, Brood mare, L Lovell;
2 Robt Black, Two year old gelding,
Geo Moffatt ; 2 Wm Wallace. One
year old gelding, John Davidson; 2
D Fraser. Two year old filly, Alex
out flowers, ,r Ilretbauer.. Flowering
geraniums, J Brethauer; 2 Win
Robinson Flowering dahlias,
M. Robinson. Table bouquet, W ..
Robinson ; 2 J 13rethauer. Oolle. ion
ornamental grasses, J Brethauer; 2.
Win Douglas.
Porrl•'rax-•-`Turkeys, P 11 Moffat,
White geese, 1) Ii Moffat, lst and
2nd. Gray geese, C Baker. lst and
2nd. Grey ducks, Geo Moffat ;; 2 W
g Mo0raoken. White ducl.s, A
Wells ; 2 A Miller. Black Spanish
fowl, W H. Atc0raoken; 2 C l.3alter. ,
Plypiouth rocks, W 1T McCracken; 2
John Johnston,Morris Silver spangl-
ed liawbui'gs, John Johnston ; 2 W 11
McCracken, White leghorns, Geo
Moffat ; 2 C Baker. Light brabrnas,
W J.t ivicOracken ; 2 T B Sanders.
Dark brahtnas, W 1;1 McOraoken.
Guinea fowls, W H McCracken ; 2 0
Baker. Polands, W 'H McCracken,
let and 2nd. Pea fowl, Geo. Moffat.
(Jolleetion of pigeons, W H McCrack-
en.
FutTIT Winter pears, Sanderson Js
Miller ; 2 J L Wilson. Fall pears,
P P Aylesworth ; 2 Geo Johnston.
Plums, Robt Laing ; 2. Wm M Robin-
son. Crab apples, A Dodds ; 2 John
Knox, Apples -.--Baldwins, W a John,
stop. 'Yellow bell flower, C Baker.
Ben Davis, •L Lovell. Fameus, Robt
Laing. King of tompkins, a Knox.
Mammoth pippins, a Knox. North-
ern spies, L Brown. Newton pippins,
P P Aylesworth. Duchess of Olden-
burg, J Davidson. Smokehouse, J
Knox. Ramlto,J Knox. Rhode 1 G,
a Knox. Reicher() russets, A Miller.
Golden russets, 11 Thomson. Col,
vert3, J Knox. Seek no further, Wm
a aohnstou. Tolman sweets, Gail
Johnston. Spitzenburg, L Lovell.
20 0unee pippins, D Fraser. Wagner,
L Wilson. Chenange strawberry,
L Wilson. Maiden's blush, a L
Wilson, St Lawrance, [-1 Thomson.
Hawtborndena A Miller. Collection
of apples, it Thomson, Collection of
canned fruit, \V H McCracken. In-
door grapes, Dr Brawn, Outdoor
grapes, Win M Robinson. Fall pip-
pins, a Knox.
LADIES' Woiax-Darned net, Miss A
Rom; 2 Mrs W M Robinson. Tatting,
Mrs W M•Robinson; 2 Mrs 1 Elliott.
Crochet work, Annie Ross; 2 Mrs W Irl
Robinson. Embroidery in silk, Annie
Ross; 2 Mrs A Wells. Embroidery in
muslin, Annie Ross. Embroidery in
worsted, Annie Ross; 2 Miss L Cowan.
Beadwork, Annie Rom; 2 Mrs 1 Elliott,
Panay knitting in wool, Annie Ross; 2
Mrs Wm Douglas. Fancy knitting in
cotton, ars John Johnston; 2 Mrs D H
•
Moffat. Flannel shirt, Mrs T B Sand -
PLANTS AND FLOWERS-C01100t1011 Of
foliage, 1 and 2 D Maxih. Geraniums in
bloom, 1 and 2 D Marsh. Fuchsias in
bloom, D Marsh. Hanging basket, D
Marsh, Mrs Anderson. Best display of
plants in bloom, D Marsh, Jas Harrison.
et W Ta -
phant,'L Lovell ; 2 D Fraser. Beauty era; 2 Mrs P P Aylesworth. Feather
of Hebron, J•' Brethner. Any other 1 flowers, Mrs. Jas Brock. Hair flowers,
kind, Q Baker;; 2 D Fraser. Swede Mrs J B Vogt. Paper flowers, .Mrs A
turnips, J Knox; 2"Wm Wallace. Huebschwerlin; 2 Mrs 1.' 2 Aylesworth.
T
law ; 2 F Metcalf, Grapes, A 11
Jacob ; 2 R B Laidlaw. Crabs, J C
Straughan ; J Barr. Peaches, E B
Laidlaw.
POULTRY—Geese, T Potter ; 2 E er, Goderich township. Bag pipe com-
Haggit. Rouen ducks, J Potter ;•- 2etition,1nder 15,TW Hays
and 2 ay, Stewart.
w H McCracken. Any other kind; Girls dancin, under 15, Miss McGregor,
0
J G Dale; 2 J Potter. Brown Leg- Misses McLaren. Organ competition,
horns, 3 Harrison ; 2 w Teylor. A McLean, LillyKaake, Maggie Cuming..
Light Legacies, w .Gayler ;
2 J Specinien of writing by pupils, Annie
Harrison. Blaelc Spanish, J Harrison, Ferguson, Feney Logan, Geo Cowan.
1 and 2, Light Brahmas, w H Mc-'
Cracken• 2 3 Harrison. Dark Brah• WROXETER FALL SHOW.
mas, w 11 McCracken. Hamburgs, The Wroxeter Horticultural Society
J Staining ; 2 w 11 McCracken, held their annual exhibition on the
Dorkine, J Harrison. Black breasted Oth and 7th inst. The exhibit in the
red game, J Stanbury ; , 2 w 11 Me- hall was of a very superior quality.
Cracken. Buff Oochins. w H Me- The roots and vegetables were beyond
Cracken. Partridge Collins, w H first class and the ' ladies department
McCracken ;2 J Harrison. Bantams, was very fine. The second day turned
w Taylcr ; 2 . 13aggit.. Polands, ev out so wet that the attendance was
H McCracken, 1 and 2. Plymoth smaller than usual, although coming
Rocks,) Harrison; 2 w H McCracken. up so as to leave the Directors . a sure
Pigeons, w H McCracken. Collection plus in the treasury. Tlie following
of fowls,w 11 McCracken ; 2 w Taylor. is the .
Guinea fowls,. a Harrison ; w Ill. Mc. PRIZE LIST.
Cracken. pecans --Draught span, Jas Bell ;
IMPLESn;NTs-Lumber Watton, John
Brunsdon. Market wagon, J Bruns-
dan, Iron beam sod plotigh,CHamil-
ton. Iron beam general purpose, 0
Hamilton. Single open bogey, single
covered buggy, double buggy or jump
seat, open, double buggy or Jump feat,.
covered, a Brunsdon. Cabinet work,)
11 Mellen,. wooden pump,P willows.
Churn, 0 Hamilton.
lI ANUPACTURES -Full cloth, (111/41ott;
2 Miss Pollock. Marne made rill wool
Mandel, G Nott; 2 Miss Pollock.
Any other kind, J Knox ; 2 Wm
Johnston. Mangold wurtzel, W K
McCracken ; • 2 L Lovell. Field car-.
rots, W 11 McCracken; 2 Geo John
ston. Garden carrots, long horn, P
P Aylesworth ; 2 W H McCracken.
Gardencarrots, short horn, A Wells ;
2 Robt Douglas; Long blood beets,
P P Aylesworth ; 2 W H McCracken.
Turnip beets, W H McCracken; 2 P
P Aylesworth. Parsnips, A. Wells ;
2 W H McCracken.
GARDEN VEGETABLES—Large toms,
toes, Dr Brawn ; 2 P P Aylesworth.
Small tomatoes, 3 Brethauer. Cabe
bage, J B Vogt ; 2 0 Baker. Canli,
flower, A Wells ; 2 W H McCracken.
Squash, W .8 McCracken ; 2 0 Baker.
Pumpkins, C Baker : 2 W H Brown.
Citrons,P P Aylesworth ; 2 W H Mc-
Cracken. Celery, J` Cowan•;. 2 3' B
Vogt. Water melons, W . H Ma-
Cracken. Music melons. W 11 Mc-
Cracken; 2'Thos Mosgrove. Beans,
Robt. Douglas ; 2 11 Thomson. Corn,
C Baker ; 2 John Knox. Cucumbers,
P P Aylesworth 2 Thos Mosgrove.
GRAIN—Fall wheat, red, Geo John.
ston ; 2 J Knox. Fall wheat, white,
L Lovell; 2 Adam Scott. Fall wheat,
any kind, G Johnston. Spring wheat,
any kind, Geo Moffat. ; 2 John Mc
Tavtsh, Howick. 6 rowed barley, A
Scat ; 2 L Brown. 2 rowed barley, W
Douglas ; 2 A Scott. White oats, L
Brown ; 2 A Scott. Large peas, L
Brown ; 2 1) Fraser. Small peas, J
McTavish, Barrel flour, R Black.
LIPLII1SENTS AND MANUFACTURES—
Lumber wagon, John Bray. Sod
plo a, John Bray. Buggy, W J Hop-
per ; 2 J Davidson. Iron harrows,
Sohn Bray, Assortment of leather,
John Lakin. Pump, H Clark.
DOMas'io MlNUFACTURES- Home
made blankets, Geo Johnston; Robt
Douglas, home spun yarn, W R
Wax fruit or flowers, Mrs P P Ayles-
worth. Berlin wool raised, Annie Ross;
2 Mrs A. Miller. Berlin wool flat, Mrs I
Elliott; Mrs A Wells. Cretonne work,
Mrs W M Robinson. Fancy sofa pillow, ,
Mrs John Davidson; 2 Annie Ross.
Patch work sofa pillow, Annie Ross; 2
Mrs P P Aylesworth., Pillow shams,Mrs
A. Wells; 2 Annie Ross. Braiding, Mrs
A Wells; Mise L Cowan. Pencil draw-
ing, Mrs W M Robinson; 2 Mrs Wnt
Douglas. Oil painting, Miss E C Law-
rence; 2 Mrs A Hubschwerlin. Water
color painting, Mrs W M Robinson. Pair
wool stockings, W H McCracken; 2 Mrs
D H Moffat. Pair cotton stockins, Mrs
D H Moffat. Pair wool •gloves, Mrs D H
Moffat; 2 Mrs P P Aylesworth. Pair
wool mics,11 Thomson; 2 Mrs D H Mof-
fat. 2 pair wool socks, Mrs T B Sand-
ers; 2 Mrs J Brethauer. Log cabin
quilt, Mrs P - P Aylesworth; 2 Mrs A
Wells. Knotted guilt, Mrs J B Vogt.
Patch work quilt, Mrs A Wells; 2 Mrs I
Elliott. Knitted quilt, Miss L Cowan..
Crochet quilt, Mrs D H Moffat; 2 Mrs A
Wells. Tray mat, Annie Ross; 2 Mrs.
J Brethauer. Shell work, Mrs T B San-
ders; 2 Miss C Brown. Cone work, Mrs
P P Aylesworth; 2 Mrs J Brethauer.
Seed wreath, Mrs J Brethauer. Table
drape, Mrs W M Robinson; :2 Mrs S
Snell. Arascene embroidery,Annie Ross; •
2 Mrs W M Robinson. Outline embroid-
ery, Mrs J Brethauer; 2 Annie Ross.
Painting on silk or velvet, Mrs W M
Robinson; 2 Miss M Miller. Drawn
work, Annie Ross. Collection of ladies'
work, Annie Ross. -
2 Met Sanderson. Brood mare, Sas
Bell ; 2 Wm J Johnston. T'wo year McCracken ; P P Aylesworth. Flan-.
old gelding, 3 R Miller ; 2 WitS eel, John Johnston,Morris. Drugget,
I - lesworth, Pair calf boots
Johnston, One you old gelding, M P P Ay .
Sanderson. Two year old filly, Win pogged,W C Hazlewood. Pair course
Gemmill; 2 J Lambkin. One year boots, W 0 llazlevrood, Home made
old filly, L Lovell ; 2 Robt ' Miller. bread, John Davidson; 2 T B Sanders.
Horse bolt, Wm 3 Johnston. Mare honey, strained, John B Vogt.
colt, Jas Bell. General purpose---, FLownns_Colleetion basket plants.
Wood mare, D Sanderson •, 2 Peter Joint Bray ; 2 J Brethatter. Collet•
McEwen Two year old gelding,John tion foliage planta, J Bray; 2 r
oun • 2 A. Dodds, One 3
Bluev;ale.
A lecture will be delivered in the Presbyteries
Church, in this village, on Monday evening, the Ielth
instant, by Rev J L Murray, Id A, of Kincardine
The subject -of the lecture is "What I sae% in Italy+`'
W eF nI S, anddshouldd draw the
�ood audience ol the
an
the reverend gentleman's lecture is very entertaining'
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Lower Wingham,
Mrs John Cameron returned from Toronto ott
Saturday, where she had been visiting her daughter,
Miss Mary Cameron leaves this week for Toronto, to
remain for the winter—Miss 'Emma McMullen Left
last week for Fort eratiot, Michigan, to visie
her sister, Mrs Cowan -•Mr Wm Scott and wife, of
McKillop, spent two or three days with tiles Graham
this week -Mr end Mrs Win Cruickshank were visit•
Ing in Blyth this week—Mr Oeo Thomson was on a
business trip to South RiVer this week.
Glenfarre w,
Mr Alex McTavish, of North East
Dope, is spending a week with friends
-Mr James Wylie has returned hotne
from Manitoba ou account of the ill-
ness of his sister ---Mr and Mrs Thos
Campbell, of Crosshill, are spending
a few days with friends- Mrs Finlay,
year old Brethauer. Collection flowering plants,
of Howiek, is visiting at Mr J M.
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gelding, A Furtney; 2 Tliorb Mos rove. J Brethuer; 2 John .Bray. (collection