The Huron Signal, 1889-9-27, Page 4Gt4
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THE BIC FAIR
n. Prise Lint of the Giwtest
Show in Huron.
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Lass ilbwwtes s. PJattss. Illeveas. Moog
and Peuetrr. and a FNs.1. Orals ale
Frans MIAOW lle.ead t. seas.
Last weak we described the Great
Northwest Fair, held *t IJoderich, and
following we present tc our readers ib.
PRIZE LIST.
AGRICULTURAL rano -(t$.
Two bushels Clawson or Seams fall
wheel, 8sml Fars, 3d John Rater, 3d
Was Blair; two bushels Democrat fall
wheat, Wm Bialr, 2d John W Salkeld,
3d J W Hooter; two bushels any other
variety fall wheat, white, named, Henry
Corwin, 2d 8 Furs; two bushels soy
other variety fall wheat, rod or amber,
named, 2d Samuel Form; two
Unhook Lost Nation or white
Rotation, Henry Corwin; two bushels
spring wheat. any other variety, John
Salkeld, 2d Liao Salkeld, 3d 8 Foram;
two boehela rye, John Sand.; two bush.
mix rowed barley, T Hamilton, 2d Henry
Corwin; two bushel* two rowed barley,
Geo Church. 2d John Salkeld; two bosh.
small pass, H Corwin, 2d Jno T Dick-
son; two bushels white data, H Corwin,
3d Thea Hamilton; two bushels black
este, H Corwin; one bushel flan seed, H
Corwin. 2d 8 Faris; one bushel timothy
Died, 2d D A Purvis; half bosh -
e1 clover seed, Isaac Salkald, 2d H
Corwin; beat and largest collection of
grain ie the ear, displayed in the most
artistic manner, S Furse, 2d John
Salkeld 3d H Corwin.
YIELD ROOTS, VEGETABLES, ET('
Nine long red mangold wwrtzels, Jno
W Salkeld, 2d Joe T Salkeld; nine globe
mangold wortzela, John W Salkeld, 2d
John Salkeld; nine Swede turnips, John
W Salkeld, 2d John Andrews; nine white
Belgian carrots, Geo Sheppard, 2d John
W Salkeld; peck onions, Geo Sheppard,
2d H Corwin; twelve ears porn, field,
John Andrews, 2d David Cos; Largest
pumpkin, Thom Beatty, 3d John Sands;
largest squash, Geo Church.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Teo pounds table butter, salted for
use, in rolls or in prints, Joe Wilmoo; 5
pounds table better, Nicholas Mocriab;
tab or crock of salt butter, pet lees than
40 poor ds, Thos Hamilton, 2d Samuel
Potter, 3d Nicholas Morriah; 10 pounds
.alt butter, Thus Hamilton, 8d 8 L
Soott, 3d D A Purvis.
sitz?.
Apples—Ten varieties, named, 4 of
each, Inc Salkeld, 2d J W Hunter ;
six varieties, named, 4 of each, winter,
Willis Bell, 2d Wm Elliott, (Goderich
township ) 3d J W Salkeld ; six variet-
ies, named, 4 of each, cooking, Isaac
Salkeld, 3d 8 L Boot*, 3d Willis Bell ;
six varieties, named, 4 of each, dessert,
Willis Bell, 2d J T Dickson. 3d 8 L
:bots ; five Northern Spy, W Bell, 2d
Isaac Salkeld ; five Rhode Island Green-
ing, Willis Bell, 2d David Cox ; five
Baldwin, John Porter, 2d Isaac
Salkeld ; five King of Tompkins County,
Robt Gibbons, 24 Glen Bros; five
Spitzenburg .£*opus, Glen Bros., 2d
Was Jones ; five Roxbury Reset, John
Porter, 24 J T Dickson; five Hubbard-
, son's Nonsuch, Jos Whitely, 2nd Thom
Weatherald ; five American 0olden
Russet, 8 L Scott, 24 Isaac Salkeld ;
fire Ribston Pippin, John Robertson,
24 A. McD. Allan; five Wagner, Jas
Dickson, 3d Jos Whitely : five Blen-
heim Pippin, Willi. Bell, 3d 8 L Scott :
Live Ben Davis, John Robertson, 24
,Sohn Salkeld ; five Hawthornden, John
Stewart ; Five ba az.. porn me Grim,
14 L Boot& ; five Pomme °rise, Isaac
Salkeld ; five, Mann, David Cox, 2d
Willts Bell ; five Snow, John Washing•
tan, .d Willis Bell ; fire Gravenstein,
5 L Stmt, 2d David Cox ; five St Law-
rence, David Cox, 24 Jam Bordon ; five
LU
oz Pippin, Isaac Salkeld, 2d Jos. T
Salkeld ; five Beauty of Kent, Wen
Jones, Lt Glen Bro. ; fire Duchess of
()idenburg, John Ar.drews, '24 S L
Stitt ; five any other kind, named,
winter, Thus Wstheraid, god John
Pt,rter; tire any other kind, named,
fall, Wm .Zones, 2 j %%Alia ROI ; plate
Crab Apples, D.vi,l Cox 2d Mrs C A
Humber ; five Quinces, John Andrews;
five beet Seedling Apple, Willis Bell.
Pears—Biz varieties named, 4 of nob,
J W Hooter, 24 A It Roes, Sri A Bing-
ham ; Hires varieties, damed, 4 of each,
Willi. HNT, 24 A M Reiss, 3d Themes
Weatherald ; five Bartlett, J W Hunter,
2d Thos Weatherald; five Flared Beau-
ty, Win Rea, 24 .Ina Whitely ; 5.. Vicar
.4 Wink6eld, A McD Allan, 9d J W
Heater ; fin Doctors. D Aa,loolsse, T
Weatherald, 2d Willis Roll ; five Belle
Lucrative, A Bingham : 6ve momma
Bonne D. Jersey, Wm Jones, 2d Isaac
ti.lkeld ; five Ileutre D'Anjon, Wm
Jones, 9d %mos! Farm ; are Bourn
atnperfine. d W Hunter, 24 A Mcil Al -
iso , fins White Doyenne, J W Hunter,
24 John Andrews ; five limns Hardy,
Alex Watann. 24 Th... ttsllo.,. 6ve
Besrre Diel, ,) W Hunter, 24 Jae Durk -
• son, jr : five Ironer. Unee, 14 Form, 2d
A Hingham ; 6v. Rheldon, Wm Jones,
21 Jas (lord .n; 6 v Benne CWrceao, P
Adamson, 2d Thee Wsstherald; 5 Rem.
ell, A M Rets, 9d James Dickson; 6
13eeked, Johm Andrews, 2) Juba
Porter a5 Clapp's Paveeite. 9d J W
Hooter; 6 Lawresee, A Watson. 2d A
&agleam; 6 Belida, A Wsteoo, 2d Wm
Jon; 6 Josephine do Matinee, A McD
Allan; 5 Kieffer, A MeD Allan; 5 my
other variety, wised, A M Roes.
Plot.—Twelve Washington, Wm
Stewart ; Twelve Bradshaw, Mn C A
Humber, 2d Joo T Dickson ; Twelve
Pond's Seedling, Alex Watson, 2d Gro-
om . MaLssa ; Tooke Victoria, Wm
Stewart ; Twelve Smith's Orleans, Willis
Ben, 3d John Robertson ; Twelve Yel-
low Egg Was Kay, 2d R W McKenzie;
Twelve Dwane'. Purple, Ws Stewart ;
Twelve Lombard, Wei Stewart, 2d
Thee Weatherald ; Twelve Reins Claude
1). Barley, A Watson, 9d Thos Weatll-
enld ; Tway. Jefferson, Thos Weather -
old ; Twelve Imperial Gage, Wel Stew-
art ; Twelve Coe's Golden Drop, Thos
Weatherald ; Twelve Pesch, A MoD
Allan; Twelve any other variety, named,
Alex Watson, 2d A M Roes.
Peaches—Nine Seedling, Glen Bros.
Grapes—Six varieties, named, 1 Mus-
ter of each, grown odder glass, A M
Rows; three varieties, named. 1 cluster
of each, grown own* glass, A M Boss;
best and heaviest, 2 clusters, white, un-
der glass, A M Rom; best and heaviest,
2 clusters, black, under Rhee, A M
Ross; three hunches Iona, Capt Gibson;
three bunches More's Early, W Wright;
three bunches Seedling, Geo Sheppard.
mow tear.
Collection cot Bowers, Alex Waivn;
twat• varieties Dahlis. 1 bloom of
each, Wm Stewart; eight varieties Dah-
lias, 1 bloom of each, Mrs J L Smith;
four varieties Dahlias, 1 bloom of each,
Wm Stewart, 2d J T Dioksoo; 12 varie-
ties Verbeses,l bloom of e.ch,no 1st, 3Zd
John Stewart; 8 varieties Verbenas, 1
bloom of sash, Joo Stewart, 2d J T Dick-
son; fowr varMties' Verbena., 1 bloom of
each, J T 2d John Stewart;
t em
hand bong Ale: Watson; colleotioo
Oeations., Watson: collection Dian-
thus, double, A Watson; collection Di-
anthus, single, A Watson; oollection
Zinnias, double, J T Dioksoo; collection
truss Geraniums, single Bower, John
Stewart ; collection truss Geraniums,
double flower , John Stewart, 2d Alex
Watson; collection Phloxes, annual,
Wm Stewart; twelve varieties Gla-
diolus, Jas Dickson; four varieties Gla-
diolus, Jas Dickson,r., 24 JDickson;
collodion Asters, -Wu m Stewart; collie -
tion Pansies, J T Dickson, 24 W Stew-
art; collection Stocks Spikes, Wm Stew-
art; colleetioa Pstsoia., double, Jobo
Stewart, 2d Jas .)ickson; tasty' Coleus,
John Stewart, 2d Also Watson; six
Coxcombs, spikes, in bloom, Wm Stew-
art; four tuberous Begonias, roofed, Jno
Stewart; eight Geraniums, single, in
bloom, John Stewart, 2d Alex Watson;
lour Geraniums, single, in bloom, John
Stewart, 2d Alex Watson; "sight Gera-
niums, double, in bloom, John Stewart,
2d Alex Watson; four Geraoiums, dou-
ble, in bloom, A Watson, 2d Joo Stew-
art; nine varieties greenhouse plants, A
Watson; nine varieties foliate planta,
A Watson; two hanging flower book.!.,
Wm Stewart, 2d A Watson; 1 hanging
flower basket, Wm Stewart, 2d Alex
Wason.
Flowers (Open to Amateurs only.)—
Best o.11ectioo of planta on stead, not
lees than 15 varieties, Wm Stewart, 2d
Knox Church Band of Hope ; two
Geraniums, double pink, in bloom,
Wm Stewart ; two Geraniums, sin-
gle scarlet, in bloom, William Stew-
art ; two geraniums, single pink, in
bloom, No first, 2d Wm Stewart ; two
Geraniums, single white, in bloom, Wm
Stewart ; two Fuchsia,, single, in
bloom, Wm Stewart ; two foliage plants,
Mrs C A Humber.
GARDEN TEGITABLGm.
Peck of roam potatoes, Mrs Angus
Nicholson, 2d Geo Sheppard ; perk of
white elephant potatoes, John An.
drew*, 2d John W Salkeld ; peck of
beauty of Hebron potatoes, neo Shep-
pard, 241 Jas Aikenhead ; peck of pota-
toes, any variety, named, John An-
drew,, 2d Geo Sheppard ; 3 vegetable 14
marrow, Ssm9 Potter ; 3 winter squash, 11
for table, nos Hamilton ; 3 roots white M
celery, .1 E Tom, '24 A Bingham ; :I H
heads winter cabbage, named, Th... J
Hamilton, 2d A Hingham ; 3 hoods fall
cabbage, named, A Bingham, 24 Mn 50
An,;,s Nicholson ; 3 heads savoy cab- Lia
Mgw, N m Aosta), ; 3 citrons, Thos 01
ilatnilton, 24 Land Cox ; 3 heads red 2d
Cabbage, Wm Anstay ; 6 Ion( blood ak
heeta, table, Rodney Adams, 24 John Sin
W, Salkeld ; 6 turnip Mood Mete. table,
11'm Anstay, 23 Simi Furse ; 12 n.lieh-
es, 1%m Auetay : 12 table turnips. Mmiu'l
Purse : 9 King onnrs carrots, Three hea
Hamilton, 2d Sam'1 Cot ; 9 early horn Jss
canna, Henry Corwin, 24 ,Sohn A ss
Naftel ; 9 *owlet ottrota, nance, Robt 41
Gibbons, 23 Thos Hamilton ; 9 parsnips,
for tobb, A Itit.ghes, 2.1 It .bt Gibbons;
12 red onions. Issas Salkeld, 24 Thus eon
Hamilton ; 12 yellow onions, Thos
Hamilton, 23 Mrs Anion Nitlhnleoi ;
12 silvar skin onions, Wm Airway, 94
John A Neste' : continuos *wont rers,
3 earn of arch, for tattle, named, A Bing-
ham ; eine ears if corn, for table',
any variety, named, .1 E Tom;
throe orator melon., David Cot, 21 H
Th.. Ifamdtoe . 3 from dash melons, .x
Thal Hamilton ; 12 red tomatoes, Wm td ..
Keenest, td W m A nss ay ; eollesti en bees
Harden prndue•a, diettnet fru ett&ar M- iM
tries, A Binch
netts rlauvgacrvaa
gheela trek. home -meed, Wes 1111.!•
pessary, id Miss `O'
w eek quilt, .motes, This Hamiit
Ills ehwerk
leek, Iia Mia. h bibbed
a worked
. k. I 1 J1j ;Kim Det
i Saps* MI6 lin
o tic pee& bemaasette seg assist.
Lislia Benha.a.. >d Semi Potter ;
hoees.msde nes tat, List+i. Be shaeas,
9d Wm Harvey Rowell ; oat .elle.
staeki ego. Thea. aamiree ; tree paste
weans seeks. OM states and ore ins,
Thee Remakes ; two pats of wools..
=Lea enamel and tats B Lade
BeaMa... ; tete petite ass ss rite. es*
.sans and one Ise. Kim Lisle Symi g -
ton, fel Lisaia Bseheses ; wadies yarn.
Goss, Thea Hamate., 24 Gee
LAMAS' worm.
()cat's shirt, linea treat, hand 'made,
Lassie Bsebaeaa, 2d Thos Hamilton ;
gent's shirt, lime frost, asohins made,
Mrs Wm li1115 2d Tisane Buchanan ;
goat's f Linnet shirt, Nadine made,
Mrs Won Elliott, 24 Thom Hamilton ;
gest'a fancy flannel shirt, head made,
Lisa. Biederman, 2d Thos Hamilton ;
night dress, Mn Wm Elliott, 24 Lizzie
Bakens& ; tatting, Helen Shook*, td
Mies Washington ; crochet work, mod-
ern, Heise Shooks, 2d Mn J L Smith ;
masrame work, Helen Shoats, 3d Miss
Limbo Symington ; engirt/dies lass, Miss
11 E Jack, 2d Miss 8walbeld ; embroid-
ery on lines, Helen Shoats, 2d Mrs R
W McKenzie ; point lad, Mn J L
Smith ; hooetoo lace, Miss Moentesstls,
2d Miss Lizzie Symington ; fanoy
leather work, Miss Symington, 2d Miss
Washington ; silk embroidery, Was
Jams, 2d Helen Shooks ; fancy braid -
ie, any material, Mrs J L Smith, 2d
Mise Symington ; riobos work, Mn
Colin Campbell, 2d Mn J L Smith ;
fancy knitting, by hand, Mn C A
Humber, 2d Miss Washington ; plain
knitting, by machine, Mrs Harvey
Howell ; fasey patch work, Miss Wash-
ington,i td mss SymingtonB J 24 Miss
; outline
e mbroidery, Mise M B
Symington ; Roman embroidery, in
linen, Mrs J L Smith, 2d Helen Shooks;
darned ort, specimens of, Miss Syming-
ton, 2d M's Washington ; Botha wool
work, sot, Helen Shooks, 24 Mn Wm
Elliott ; rick rack, Joe T Salkeld, 24
Miss Symingtco ; hairpin netting, Mrs
Horsey Howell, 2d John W Salkeld ;
fancy netting, Mrs Harvey Howell, 2d
Mn J L Smith ; paintiog on silk or
satin, oils, (amateur), John Aikenhead ;
fancy tidy, Mrs Reynolds, 2d Helen
Shoults ; crochet linen lace, bus, Helen
Sheulta, 2d Miss Symington ; crochet
linen Isco, mans, Thos Hamilton, 2d
Miss Symington ; crochet cotton loos,
fine, Miss Symington, 2d Thos Hamilton;
crochet ootion lace, nomas, Thoe HatiI-
too, 2d Miss Symington ; novelty braid
Moe, Miss Symington, 2d Miss M J
Robertson ; crochet work in wool, Mies
E C Kay, 2d Miss Symington ;
etching on any material, fine, Mn C A
Humber, 2d Limit' Buchanan; etching
nn any material, coarse, Wm Jones, 2d
Lizzie Bachman; .rresine work, Wm
Jones. 2d Mn J L Smith: crazy work in
wool, Mrs Colin Campbll, 2d Thomas
Hamilton; crazy work in silk, Miss Sym-
ington, 24 Mrs J L Smith ; ring work on
felt,John Salkeld; apligue on felt,Haleo
Shoults,.24 Miss Symington: best and
greatest collection of ladies work, the
work cf one person, Miss Symington,
2d Helen Shoop*.
IdOBBill.
Theideglibred Heroes.—Stalkers, 4
prem old mad epword., Joke B Mar -
lye,. Forest; yearns/ftJeita Avery,
Qwtso;
1116!1110111 any age, diplon. Jv►a
B Marlys; female, say ego, Jae Avery.
Roadster Renee. — Stanton, 4 years
rid sed ever, out less then 16 tar over
lie ksatit high, 1 Jonathan !idler, Gad -
auk I T Mantua, B.eiall; atallio•, 3
rim gild, 1 Jonathan Miner, 2 Sturdy
Boers Gederish; stenion, years old,
Mbeersier, BroesLeli; stakes, any age.
Sipltlm., Jonathan liner; illy or geld.
big, $ years ad. to he elbows Is harness,
slas.ttyyla ees.idered, 1 T 1ip1w ,
.d 3 Alga Mertes, Uuderie4 3 H
Mast Oed.eeiek; 611y or gelding, 2 aan
ad, 1 Was !flair, Porter's Hall, 2
Poster, ()adored', Ally or gelding, year
!eras, 1 leis 8 Aadnws, (iuderieb, 2 It
Gederioh; brood mare, 16
head* high and under, with hal by
Wher
side 1 Jae Whitely, Uod.rich. 2 A
mCarlow, rw, 3 John Gardiner,
Porter'. Hill; tial of 1590, 1 Jae White-
ly, 2 John Gardiner; pair astched
harms, mares or gsldtoga, in harems, 16
hands high sad under, 1 R McLean, 2
Issas Salkea. 3 Rob' Medd; wail*
horse, we or geldmit, show's is ber-
ates, 16 heeds high mad soder, speed
and style outsidsred, 1 J B W hitely,2 (Y),
32 11 Edward; female, say age, dtplu-
sea, Jos Whitely.
Spacial prism by Josatkan Miler for
colts sired by Arosdia Wilk.. -1 Was
Clarke, * A Young, 3 J Likeohesd.
$addle Horses --Saddle horse, tem
Or gelding, 1 John L Aitken, 2 Peter
Cooke, Hohmann., 3 Jolla Avery; posy
is saddle. wader 14 hands Dirk, midst"
by boy seder 14 years old, 1 R Males.,
2 R Thosaptos, 3 Peter Cooke,
Lady Riders and Driven.—Led ride.'.
1 Mn B Proctor, Lucknow, 2 Mrs W
Bowden; lady dnver, single, 1 Mn Jno
Spoonr, <tord, 2 John Oardiuer, 3
Mn Proctor; lady driver, doable, 1 Eltz-
abeth Shiner, Godericb, 2 J P. Fisher.
Carriage Horses.—Stallion, 4 years old
and upwards, 161hoods sad over,sbowo
is hares.., 1 L Kennedy, Clinton, 2 Jas
Berry, Hep.sll; stallion, 2 years old. 1
W B McLean, Hawaii, 2 Nixon sturdy;
brood man, over 16 hands high, with
foal by her lade, D A Punts, Ood.rich;
foal of 1889, 1 J B Whitely, 2 D A Pur-
vis; filly or gelding, 2 years old, 1 D A
Johnston, Ooderich, 2 Jos Whitely;
yearling filly or geldtog, Mrs 8 Andrews;
single carriage hones, mar. or geldine, 1
John Porter, Goderich, 2 Moses Iltixon,
Bromfield, 3.
General Purpose Hones.—Brood mare
with foal by her aide, 1 (neo Green, God-
erich, 2 H 0 Tailor, Auburn, 3 H Mor-
ris, Colborne; filly or gelding 2 yrs old,
1 Wm Clarke, Oudench, 2 J W Salkeld,
Goderich; yearling filly or gelding, Isaac
8alkeld; foal of 1889, 1 B O Taylor, 2
H Morrie; stallion, 2 yeah old. 1 J Me -
Cartage., Porter's Hill, 2 W F Clarke,
Dunlop; atallioo, yearling, 1 J J Fisher,
Benmtller, 2 W C Potter; matched team,
geldings or mares, in harness, 1 Janie.
Cornish, Clinton, 2 Jas Reynolds, Clin-
ton, 3 Robt Medd.
Special. —Best walkingteam, to wagon,
1 J E McMlllaa, 2 W C Potter.
Heavy Draught Horses.—Stallion, 4
years old and upwards, .1 P Fisher, Au -
bon; stallion, 3 years old, Sturdy Bros;
stallion, 2 years old, I and 2C E Mason,
Bromfield; stallion, ye rlirg, 1 W A
Canuingham, 2 J 0 Stewa,t.
Mares Kegi.tered.—Brood mare, with
fnal by her tide, 1 .Sohn Avery, 2 J J
Fisher; filiy, 2 yrs old, H Steell & Sone,
W F Young, Dunlop; foal of 1839, 1
J Fisher, 2 John Avery.
Canadian Brei.—Stallion, 2 yrs old, 1
H Snell & Moos, 2 W F Clarke; brood
mare, with foal by her aide, 1 Geo Cur-
rell, Kin(sbridge, 2 John Sands, Col
borne, 3 John Salkeld; filly, two years
14, 1J J Fisher, 2 Alex Glen, Carlow.
J W Salkeld; geldinz or blly, 1 Wm
larks, 2 J J Fisher; foal of 1889, 1 Geo
anon. 2 J J Fisher, 3 Jas Couper,Kip-
pen; span Amoy draught horses, mars
r geldings, to worm, 1 W F Young, 2
as Reynold., 3 J 0 Stewart.
The following exhibits were highly 2
commended by the judges :—Silk em- J
broidery on linen, Miss Hutchison;
punting on moleskin, Miss Hethering-
ton; three sets mats in crotchet, Miss E
C Kay.
TINE ARM.
Professional Lit, o:1 (originate) --Any 3
subject, H Crockett, 2d Miss C H c
Mountcastle; landscape, Canadian sob- c
Speeding in Ring. --Stallion. env age
r size, 1 T Murdock, 2 Jonathan Miller;
mares or geldings. ovine' end driven by
anners only. 1 Hugh Olivia, 2 Nixon
only; mores or geldings, J H Ed-
trong, V.8., Wellesley; James H niter,
orses—James Henderson, Belton; Jim
Ballantyne, Pine River
Amateur List, oil (copies)—Any sob- f
Fraser; marine visor, Eva Ausebrook, 2d
Sirs J L Smith; animals, grouped or
original painting, any subject, no 1et, 24
Mrs 2 L Smith.
Professional List, water eolors (origi-
nals)— Any subject, Mise Mountcastle,
2d R Crockett; landscape, Canadian sub-
ject, Mimi Mountcsatle, 2d R Crockett; 8
marine new, R Crockett; animals, from 2
wood; Bowers or fruit, R Crockett, 24 b
Miss Mountcaatle; copy, any subject. It en
Crockett, 2d Miss Mountcastle; Sepia, R
Crockett; pencil or crayon drawing, Hos h
Mountcastle, 2d R Crockett; pen and a
ink sketch. no lst, 2d Mrs J L Smith; .1
3
Dorhams.— Bull, 3 years old and up-
wards, 1 H Snell & Bons. 2 E Gaunt &
•ins ; bull, 2 years old, I Isaac Fisher,
Liam Salkeld ; bull ealf, under 1 year,
H Snell & Sons, 2 Isaac Fisher : best
all of any age, diploma, H Snell & Sono;
w, in celf or giving milk. 1 H Snell &
iitas, 3 IC Otani & Sone ; heifer, 1 year
tl, 1 13 Snell & Sons, 2 Isaac Fisher,
IC Gaunt it Sono ; heifer calf, under 1
ear, IC flaunt & Sons, 2 Jame fialkeld ;
boo femsde of any age. diploma, H Snell
& ins, beat herd, conaistino of 1 hull
Ayrohires. — Cow, in calf or Ririe./
ag.PodlleiP41"Amengnis ii.'oFriho-errtioens. --Caw. in
eel( or goring milk, 1 John Andrews ;
Heifer, 1 year old, 1 John Andrews: best
female of any age, diploma, Jobn An.
dr.11;roLlstoins - Bull, 1 year 014, 1 Jame.
Elliott Porter's 11111; calf, ander I
year, 1 John Cox. Porter'. Hill: boot
boll ot any oge, diploma, Jas Elliott;
on, in etilf or owing milk, 1 John Osot ;
host female of any age, cliplima, John
Grade Cattla. —Cow giving 111th or in
lf, mil'A log and beefing qualities ennead -
oar oid, 1 Robt Medd, 2 Robt Ke
Donald, ft J Diokson: beet 2 year
loon: beet herd, constrain* of 4
aisles and I steer. John T Dietonn,
Fat Cattle, any brood. — Eat ox
Boa, 2 hese Flaw, 3 Wm Bowden.
yon portrait, Aloud& Kirkwood, 2d
Amateur List, wet.? c.olors (oopies)—
An subject, Miss Birdie Ila , 2d Miss
Parson.; landscape.* we Birdie
rs • Colin Campbell. 24 Miss 1Rinlie
L Smith; flowers or fruit. Era Amis.
none; Sepia. Mies Parsons; pencil
crayon drawing, Miss 5 E Parsons,
Mies Liao Symington; pon and ink
MOSSY, SUGAR ASP sTRCIP.
Honey in comb, 10 tbs, Jae Aiken•
.4,23 Mrs C A Humber; jar of honey.
Aikenhoed, Id John Porter; maple
gar, Thome. Hamilton; maple syrup,
Wm Ooderieh township.
PRIAT, RIP.
Honwomade erineetion of preserves,
silting of straw bernes raspber-
Os
Tor
fel
111
plums • 1 jar of each, for fami• en
ly goo Mrs C A Heather, 24 Mrs It Vi
H author, 24 Jam Aikentres4; polars, ' Doc
fano Mrs R W McKenzie, 2d Mrs A Ito
biernite, I pleas, Tbs. Mallows, 24
Porter I
Joke
New Fall Goods.
1380
Have received s large portion of their Fall Stock, and
desire to call your attention this week to the following
al line of Dress Melton, in all the Few
g
i and Stripes, Ile.
brings Plain, Checks pe0. per yard,
worth 16c, in Black and
Ladies' Cashmere Hose, es0.
Colors, only 2bc. per pair.
Great value in Knitted Shawls, choice patterns and
new colorings.
New Prints, Cottons, Linens, Tweeds, d&c.
Inspection invited.
3 J. A. REID & 13RO
Isaiah Iter.k. Oodeelnb. SIX Hid
Jrnone—C M Simms, lima; James
tDoesi.osa. Drayton; Chas Spooner, Clio -
Leicester*. —Rao 2 shears and over. 1
Sons ; pair of *woo 2 shears and over, 1
Sone ; pair of ewe limbs, 1 IC Gaunt &
Sus, J 0 Stewart pen of Leicester.
comiastiog of I ram, 2 ewes, two shears
ante civet, 2 alteirliog swim &ad 2 :mobs,
Snell & Bona.
Routhdowne. —Ram 2 shears and ow.
1 Glee Bros ; dwarfing ram, 1 Ohio
Bros, 2 J 0 Stewart ; rain lamb, 1 J 0
Stawart, 2 Glen Bros ; pair of *woe 2
!inroad, 2 Glen Bros ; pair of ewe lambs,
Soothdowns, consisting of 1 ram. 2 ewes
two shears and over, 2 Mewling ewes
aod 2 ewe Iamb., 1 Glen Bros.
Jae Tabb ; parr of ewes, 2 shears arid
Jos Tabb.
8oropelii-e Downs. —Ram 2 shoats and
Cooper ; patrol ewe lambs, 1 J T Dick -
sot , 2 Jas Cooper ; pen of Shropshire
Downs, consisting of 1 ram, 2 ewe., two
Fat Sheep.—Best pair of fat sheep,
Jr-Dom—Sheep and Pigs—Jobn Cool.
nolgrave; Jae McFarlane, Chops;
Improved Berkshirec—Boar years
and over, 1 Curwen, (Wench ; boor
over 1 year and under 2 yean. 1 Rich
Delbridgo ; boor littered in 1889, 1 II
any age, alioloms, Rich Dell -endue ; sow,
Wm Andrews, 3J T &Weld bow ovor
Wm Clarke ; *ow homed in 1889, I mod 2
Named, Any Kind. —Boar littered in
ono, 1 Win Andrews; sow over 1 year
*ow littered in 1889, I tiaml Potter 2
Rodney Adams ; beet pen of any breed.
consieting of 1 bear and 3 sows of any
sm., 1 Rich Depolbrti4LgeT.Ry.
Brahma., dark, 1 and 2 Jas Munro ;
Wright ; Cochin.. buff, 1 Rodney Adams;
mh, white faced, 1 Thom Morrow, 2 Wm
Wright ; !editor/to, brown, simile and
rose comb, 1 Geo Morrow, 2 Wm Anstey;
Hourlong, 1 Gregor McLean, 2 Wm
Walton Game, black breasted red, 1
Pile, I Rodney kdams, 2 John Andrews;
Game Duck wiog. 1 and 2 John Andrews :
Pit Game, any ninety or color, 1 John
Andrews, 2 Geo Morrow ; Game
tams, black breasted red, 1 and 2 R J
McLain, 2 nice Morrow ; Game,
Bantams:any robin- variety. I Ft J Mc-
Lean turkeys, bronze. Thos. Beattie, 2
Lean ; geese any either yariety, 1 Wm
Wrigi,t. 2 John Salkeld ; docks Pekin.
1 0 McLean ; ducks, any other variety.
M McEvoy; guinea fowls, 1 11 Blom -
peril. 2 11 L Boatel t.
Spring Chickens -- Bothnia., light, 1
and 2 Jos Munro; Brahma.. dark, 1 Jam
Mono,. 2 Jae Mokpo -in, Cochin*, white,
I Jae Munro : Cochin., black, 1 and
Wm Wright: Cochin., buff, 1 and 2, R
Adams: Plauslotro• aparieled sodden and
silver, 1 Jae Munro, 2 Mrs Angus Nick,
brown. single and rose mash, 1 Oen Mot.
led, 1 non Morrow, 2 JAMS.
Mid 2 Jeka Aram in; Genie. Moo John
fludseire; lit Orme, any variety or
color, I John Andrews, 2 Geo Morrow;
Game, bantams, black breasted red, 1
and 2, R J McLean; Game, bantams, pile,
1 R 'McLean ; Game, bantams, dusk.
Wulff, I R J McLain, 2 R AMMO.; Nano,
bantams, any other varioty, I and 2, It
turkeys, bronze, I Thos Beattie. 2
Docks, Pekin, 1 Thus Morrow, 2 John
oolleetion 91 barnyard fowls, eimeirting
al 1 pair of geese, 1 pair of torten 1
pair of ducks, I pair of fowls and 1 pair
Clark e.
Highly Commimded. — Blear Atrium
Santos" floe Morrow.
Juno,— W. Sandereoo, Stratford.
NIAGARA nu... Sept.
To the lotto, a Two Elsaast..
Some person km sent ma a eopy ot the
HURON SIGNAL onatainiog your criticism
• favor that you will permit me to make
a reply.
1st. In reference to the ward "damn-
ed" which Mr Richardson sad I eimeshier-
ed of rather vulgar eadmiatioa. leg gni
say that it ie tho word mad in a Roman
Catholic work taught to abilares.
Wilde we do pot like bad words smither
Richardeos nor any other purses sum
object to a speaker riving the asset
words of the book to which he rams.
Itod. In referees, to the latter part of
yaw entails Isar yea to isnot the in -
alined espy of a letter written in the
late Archbishop Lynch, &ceasing him of
the mune mistake as yoe think I made in
• ajdruilL Here" Joirs Honor.
164, INC
pc. regret excsedingly that we OM -
O at secede to Rev Mr Mordy's request
by publishing Mr Chiniqoy's letter,wbilth
is abut two columns in length. Tam
Swaim. hes made no allusion to Mr
Chiniciey in the matter of the Equal
Itighta agitation, and we canoot me what
good the publiootioo of ra letter of an-
cient date from that goat leman would ac-
complish. We hasr• intontkdil Of me-
tering upon • sectarian controvorey, as
there are plenty of so-mlled religious
newspapers which glory in that kind of
strife. Our object in taking exception
to Rev Mr Mordy's platform utterance*
wao merely to show that what gentlemen
leave their pulpits and eater the poiitieal
arena they most expect to be held ac-
countable for their actions and words
j t e reale as ordinary politician.
The exproasion that Rev Geo. Richard-
son found fault with was, "damned to
hell,- aod we think he was perfectly
rig t in doing so. The phrase was cure.;
and every one present felt that it was on
the strong side. We doubt very touch
that Mr Mordy has any text book of any
denomination wheroin Ow phrase sp-
On Friday evening, Sept. 20, a moot.
ing was held in the schoolhouse of 8 8.
No. 8, Colborne, for the purpow of or-
ganizing a beareh of the Equal Rights
Association. Notwithstanding tho Moho
money of the weother a goodly numbee
were present.
On motion of Mr Alinsnder Robert -
eon, seoonded by Mr Wm S. Cousins,
Mr J H Million was appointed chair -
Atter a short address by the chairman.
the resolutions and bylaws of the Equal
Rights Association were road, and hearti-
ly eadorsiod by mow!, all preeent. It
was then moved by Mr Andrew Million,
resolvod
1. That tho persons promote who acre*
with tho platform of the aseociation
organize under the name of Th. Equal
Rights Association for the Pro, owe of
Ontario, Colborne township Brant*.
o That this Brandi adopt for its gov-
ernment this retardations sod bylaw. for
branches of the Equal Right. Associa-
3 That at presen'i this Branch moot
in the schoolroom ot 14.8. No 8. OA -
The election of officers. which was the
next infor of Imeinme, resulted se fol-
lows : -Chairman. Alm Robertson; eke.
Striiiighan : executive councillor., Wm
Geo Correy, Jae Feagan.
After the transaction of farther holi-
ness the Branch adjourned to men again
October 3r4, 7.30 pon.
ing was the resells... with winch some
of Mame *leo were formerly i nir mem
hors of the differont political part'
waited Ps Kee movement
the People's Column.
1010T WANTID.—TO LIAILN TB!
/JP balm liaelasse. Apply tad. W. gglI/Olg,
APPRENTICES WASTED INKS,
bashassa. Apply to KIM MIKA McGill.
-
00R, lobs Acheson*, Ohne.
over UV
Int CARDERS YiANTED.—MR8. W.
1.1 D. SHANNON -1a prospered to *skis four
orate goattegaaa boarders for tho winter.
Aped,. at the home. gt. Patrick street. Wit
00"? ES -PRAYED. —AHOUT THE
IV Ilth Met., dm*
• small red oow with leg
lora hosed demi., a very small whim spot as
dos to Der wheresits be
ao shall suitably
SAXDFORD STOKES.
Illtt Dederick.
111113 GODERICH AND C. 1'. R.
JI. JUNCTION R. It. COMP ILN Y.
A raortion a( ibe Proctologist Directors of
do (kedorich gad C.P.R. Jasmines !tit. com-
m., will be hold la the Town Hall.
ciegeetch. this tTraior) evades. Sem. Mk at
s o'clock.
A hill attendaase et Messer, le
rogiarood.
Notation 011ie Wawa,
as • practical ituesitaa
mill be presented to the assialog. kin
CK WANTED. —Immediately. ter
i)i°tawiny of four. Oiled wages to an ex-
prrireced person. Apply _at ogee.
CI ICO. W. !THOMSON'S 18 THE
,I. X cheapest house in Onderieh In bey
Moos. Organs, Scoriae Machines, wanitore
it" Wanner Cookers, Violiaa. Meath -
lits. INS I ma
MUSIC CLASS.
Mho E. Proper Ras reopened her 'emir
the has
clam after mid -summer vacation, and
• few vacancies for pupil*. Apply for pant
Porter. Moss
BARBER SHOP REMOVED.
witty iefornod that 1 have
removed my
shawls, parlor front MISAM All alleMilatir.•
next to A. Murat -melee lisseeerles.
slice where
I will to prepared to &Mead to all lowaineas in
my losio. rine parlor. easy chairs. sad good
week guaranteed.
reattod and during the Mot erlieen.
and Is to In
now seemed none quality of ar-
rowinsistatioa for the Deed
Ira voill off follgic.
WY. CRAIG.
Square. gederlah. Oat. Proprietor
EXIECUTORS' NOTION.
All parties Isayiest any claim agrilnat the
ed toaddrom ths MOO in wellies tn Thomas
Troy, Ootlerich P. O.. on or before the 2Stli
day of °ember next otherwise their
claims twill so be meognised. Also all pa..-
tieti indebted to the said swam will please
tiey ea sr Wars that date, otherwise the
mime mead for
waffle collectiovi.
Doled al Goraktioli this iSth day of Sept.
THOMAS rARROLL
THOMAS TROT.
MA Eireatere.
Nosier le hereby Ogren that • Court will In
hold Di to "The voterouca Act, IWO '
by 0 Humor the Judge of dm cone, I C..11"
of the County of Huron, at Hee Townshin
Wednesday the 9th of Ortober. PM. at P.
o'clock a.m., to hpor and gletc-inin• I) e
Me Voters' UM of the womiripality of Om
Attainment the mart Me rootired to attend
at the mid time and mare
Dated this 11515 day of September. 104/..
Hit Clerk a um Kaki mustaraity•
1, DcrilirjTSZAT°11'8 NOTICE TO
I 1441. Town of %aerie! in the Cnenii of
deceased - Nettim is hereby giver,
itthe matter of lbo Amato of Go,. Rhin's..
i effOntario. tat . DR Oentior.
erect. and other parenna bat
an: elating' against the estate rit the mod
goo Rhyme. ohs goal es or about Tbore-
rapt. Ifik. Aft, IMO, arge2;sairgid to
deoessoe. ou rie before the 111145 day of
1111111.womenne of their stannut, address
es and descriptions. sad hill moo -mars and
proilti et their (Ulm. and to -mantle Donn the
estate. an tall, set mitt,* II f any I 5.44
admialeter the rotate stud dies Mete the ea.
ears of the loossed
saki sesoord the paytirn
omitted thereto. bartall logo_ rd 004 le 1h•
Malmo .41:411.164S PONY IOW' RSVP h1141rn Mires
man us say perms tmeersese or