Exeter Advocate, 1902-9-25, Page 1FIFTEENTH YEAR.
EXETER, ONTARIO THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1902.
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ESS .0QQDST
Jibeline Dress Goods, 48 in, wide, French make, very fine weave. blade
mid nevy. was $2,00, Oft which we got a cut priceniow $1.40 a yel.
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Jibeline Dress Goods. 48 rn. wide, beautiful finisb. French make. navy
and broevri, was 81.75, hot to clear at $1.20 a yd. A bargain.
Sibeline Dress Goods, 48 inwidein black, naenr, brown and green,
lovely shadee, with brilliant finish, at MO 0. yard.
a i Vstei Snitinge. very hevy, bright jet black, 58 in, wide. a
L40 a yard.
iae inked Suitiugs, 57 in. wide, pearl finish, jet black, very henv
eight, at 81.25 a yard.
e 'fittings. reS in. wide, hest weight and woke, splendia tialom
end warp. black, navy.light, and dark greynnew Maltreat Voce% eel.
vim ;settings, 58 in, wide. Made, light itnil fink greys, brown,
best value in the trade, Vote. a
lt 'Acts. Sultings consist of a big range of different gouils which we
bot. to clear and caret Ire duplicated, nt tem. a yard,
See one New Big Stock of Dress Goode.
POPLESTONE 41, GARDENER.
0013P1ee. Moves k Randall's
clothing is the best.
One door north of. po3 oaze,
ANOTHER SUO-
assFuL FAIR
• LARGE CROWD IN ATTEND-
ANCE—THE BEST EXHIBIT
IN YEARS — RECEIPTS A-
Au.oarrEwro NEARLY $900 -
The South Huron Agricultiwai So-
ety in connection with:the Stephen
Irshorrie -Branch held one of the
most successful snows tbat leas ever
been lield in Exeter. Owing to the
ey catchy weather of late ?patsy
feared that an impleiteant break 1
the weather 1111104 CEOS() Ital results
but it proved otherwiee and the OVen
Wm, Witzel; carriage borses,4. Load -
roan, 4. F. Reese% R. N. Rowe; single:
eitrilage norse, Wen. Kinsman, J.
Hunter, A, J. Robinson. •
Rteeerneetee. Brood, mare. .T. C.
Sheardown, W. H. Elliott, R. Allan;
/OM, Shea:Mown, A. Bissett, S,
Davis; three,yeer-old, J. Geiger, J. Mc.
leet, J. Sanders; two,yeenold, j. Me -
Kee, J. Moir. J. W. Patterson; one -
Year -old. Witzel, P. Madge, Moe.
Foreeythe; roadsters, W. T. Acheson,
Wtn, Hanson, M. Gardiner; single
roadster, W. R. Elliott. A. Dancer), T.
Foneeethei Saddle horse, Jno. Wood,
A, Q. Boioiee; Into driver, Mts. G. elc.
Mies Violet Russell, J. Deenen
Jadge. —Pet. Farrel. Wocestteek.
CATTLE,.
Titonteroguern DMIU.--4ge4
n cow, IL Smith I mid 2. de Hunter; 8,
yeete e •cow, 11. Srnilh„ onter. U.
le:heath; 2-yeateo4d-heifee Smith I
it b. NV.
ill go on recordt as one of the best '1"1112` heSil"r4
vet- held in town. During the ft)
noon the live stoce begeu to arrive I
-lege numberarid were protamtly as-
gneil, and ;shortly after 'mon crowd
people from both tile town end tb
untry rowed about began to pour it
a sternly etreetu Mail late in th
eerroon. W1WE there must reeve Wen
le R. Elliott; heifer calk H. Stunt), J.
Reuter II. Smith; bull calf. 11. n 4
J. Molten IL Sinith; beni., It Smith,
5 11 firAllE24S„—Age.4 cow, Pliineas Hun
-
tee. Tito.; Slug -nun ke Son. H. entwor.
t.1 thy; noyeereild heifer. T. Shapton k
Sone 1 and''g.,-yearadol bW
orer, .
Weeteett. 11.Ellweirtliy. T. Sheldon
Son; I -year-old heifer. W. Weeteott.
ne Sharma; &lc Son; heifer calf, T. Share
ton ke Sun, I and 2.
ATnentnne.—Cenv. R. Williams; ben
•fer eale R. Wains 2n1.
JEnanY.—Cow...Telin Stimlake. I and
2; 2-yeatoold heifer. te J. ilogerth. 1 j
d 2; 1-yeamil4 heifer, J. Stenlake
rid 2; heifer calf. nos, Paw: Irwin
rotetteng; ealf. J, Store:eke.
Poulin 4.11,:itiVat.— Heifer e44 1.
Williame.
Tinenigh 2ln SlirerSighl in toting the
Pale15 Tirenbee we tiid not inenstre
the nouniee de prize winners for ,
Butcher.: and fiereford Collo:troll the
shWt) mei the tomb hernia Leen tele -
en to Siesitortb we shell be ebligeil
omit them this week, hot they will ap-
pear nest.
PIGS.
Yonne:atm. —Agee Boar, In Bizet. I
boar, I Fear, R. IUiii, Woe KO; boar I
littered in Ilea R. Web, I. 2 and 3;
aged sow. R. Benin sow, I ever, W.
Earl, R. Birch. 2 and 8; sow littered in
1002. R. Melt I aid 2, W. Mel.
TaerWeirril.—Aged War, IllaEP lit-
tered 11102. aged sow, sow 1 yeee,
ow littered liXe, J. Douglas.
Fon P.i.ratmo.—Piga for paeking„
F. Dottglae, W. Earl, It. Birch.
Dino:km—Any laved, R. Birch,
Doughty, %V. Earl.
Judgeencieorge Green, Fairview.
Ards of 4,1,00 people 4111 the grounds.
'1 iwElmie WES it very animated one.
The Palaee irr49 erawded to diecomfoort
I the afternoon with admixing sight-
ers. Here and there and evetwwbere
teield ;warn the voice of the vett.
rSo peewits. grapes. tralltlie5 and
and other tootheome delieaciee,
tint; the stray voles from the old and
young. And ate etowol was every.
whew moving too and fro. some nint.
lessly.others with the brisk toeventent
f people with a definite obeect in
w.Griee-heired Wfmilered
bout fnim pletee to place looking at
vezething onal mentally coot:waving
all CUT VillifuesFefl a century ago.
Tioe y000nag man taint his best gorl WES
there. and lois 111311fle WES !won; and
coy domes and sweet 6111110S and ten-
der looke rewarded his tresidumis
forts Le mitre her entufort and pleas-
ure. Aeld the jogai, happy, eare.free
children were preSea, running about
iI1 every direetiomeager to See all that
was gainer aud antbituons to moms
all the pretty things eolleetable on a
fair day. Tile indoor 41;tillity WELS par-
tionlarly good. Th. !, bandiWOrk 'eat the
ladles was a distinguishing diameter-
istie on an sides of the pelnee and the
trait Wee probably the best in many
years. The root and vegetable exhibit
was large and of an excellent quality,
Mille the poultry department was a
prominent and ottradive feature. In
the flied every eldSS WES filled and it
en be safely said it was the best show
of horses Exeter has Me Sem both in
entries and superior elites of animate.
The ring as ;taunt NVIIS the centre of
attraction and the entertainment was
good The 2.25 trot or pace was con-
tested by three 401111318 and a very
retty race it was. Hodgins"romnry
F. IL weut m and set the page for the
two first beets with Pat Ellerton in
the first and Afolly /1. in the seeond
in lose pursuit In the fird and 4th
hc'ats Molly II. came to the front and
won two straight heats with Tommy
H. a, close second. The race finished
in the fiftieth heat owing to a termer
of rain aud the horsemen agreeing to
allow Molly IL 1st place, Tommy F.
H. 2nd and Pat Ellerton Urd. The
235 trot or pace was watched with a
good deal of interest There were five
in the fidd, four of which iota to swal-
low the dust of Joe Stanton, owned
by T. Murdock. Remain who took the
money in three straight heats, though
Freddie Lee, a four-year-old colt, own-
ed by Mr. H. Bossenberry, Grand
Bend, was always in hot pursuit, and
made a very pretey race. Following
is 11. SU 111111ary:-
225 class.
MollyIL. Mat:arty& Son, t. Marys 3 2 1 1
Tommy F. T. F. limigins Denfleid1 1 2 2
Pat Ellerton, Dosseriberry', Zurich, 3 2 3
188 class
Joe Stanton, T. Murdock, Mensal' 1 1 1
Freddie Leedit. Bossenberm Grand Bend2 2 2
Lucy, Wm. Runt; Exeter 3 8 4
Nettie S., T. Skinner,Ifitehell 4 4 dr
Joe 1310s.gom, J. C. Enapton, ..... 5 3
The concert in the evening was
largely patronized. but the perfor-
mance—well it was simply deserving
of such plain speech that if .we at-
tempted to draw on our feelings we
should be compelled to say some
rather harsh and uncomplimentary
things, but this we may say it was
simply an imposition on the pnblic.
We are sorry that tbe manager of the
Opera House was as meanly deceived
its the public. The music, howevenby
the Davidson Orchestra was excellent
and decidedly varied the monotony by
interspersing very catchy and well
renderPti airs.
Following is the list of prize Winners:
HORSES.
Ladies Dress Goods
Fancy Wrapperettes
and Fancy Waists
OurNew Fall Goods ,,Z1111".0erhyere 41.11.d 81'014O.to•alate in
way m Newest Faneies
and Style Features. We bought the very best the market pro
Vo duces and if you want to test this Store's preparation for fall,
you cannot do better than look through our stock now. All
are here for your benefit, whether you care to buy or ROL
New Fall Underwear
Underw u4 for tlw LaUe ul New Underwear for Men & Boys.
------••--At Alt Prices—
lettes We have a good line of up-to-date Fla Relate
m stock in assorted coloring's.
Grocery Department.—Mr groceries will always be fond
fresh and complete in every line.
IIIIIIINIONINININNOMIMMINOMIONMONIPM~MIN
1 wish to announce that the business will still be carried
on as heretofore and ,that every effort will be made in procur-
ing the best (rood and in giving our customers the best values
possible. Thanking my many customers and friends for their
past favors,1 again solicit a share of your patronage.
Dirs. W. D. Yeo,
Oddfellows Block.
'ottONET TO W.&X.
Wehavaunlimiteapdvato 1und for az-
vestruout upon farm or pillage property, DA
lOvIest rates of interest.
DICKSON & CARTANG,
Barriaters, etc., Exeter,
mONEY TO LOAN.
rhave a largo anunint Of private funds to
lean on farm and villtage properties at low
rates erinterest.
. .
Barrister, Main Street Exeter
ERNEST ELLIOTT
Ileai Estate and Insurance Agent •
Farms and ‘tillage properties bought and sold on
reasonable terms. Several dwelling ill3USOS for sale.
Lands in all parts of Manitoba and the North-West
1' for sale.
.......isawalmn.••••••••••••••••••.,es slaw
FARM TO RENT OR FOR SALE.
The undersigned is offering for rent Or for sale
that desirable hundred acre farm in the township, of
Bay, being Lot 8, Concession 1, London Road. The
premises are conveniently located to Exeter, and
are supplied with good buildings, large orchard and
other conveniences,
Alt"rnOrrHoritaun, Ray P. 0.
100 ACRE FARM TO RENT.
In the township of Stephen,being Lot 0, Conces-
sion 0. There is on the premises a good frame house
and barn, good fences, a windmill pump and maw;
other conveniences. This is a splendid farm and will
be rented at a reasonable figure. Apply to
CX,ARIT, Executes
Crechton, Ont.
--HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Thelindersigned.is offering for sale that desirable
hotel situated at Devon, on the London Road. This
hotel is in geed condition, and is 2/ miles south of
Exeter. This roan is largely travelled and for the
right man chances are good for a splendid buSiness.
Theri
There is a good stable n connection also,* acres of
land. Possession given immediately. This property
will be sold cheap. For particulars, apply to
Dimon & CARLING, Exeter, Out.
FARMS TO 'RENT• .
The undetsigned is offering tNio desirable fifty acre
' farms to rent, the south half of Lot 17, Con. 4, Step-
hen; and the East half of Lot 8, South Boundary,
Iray. The Stephen farm .has good frame house and
barn, well watered and fenced and is in a good state
of cultivation. The Hay farm is suited solely for
pasture. Both vill be rented for a term of four
years and at a reasonable rental. For particulars
apply to
atIAS. Box, Executor, Exeter, P. 0.
Sale Renleter.
SATURDAY, Sept. 27. —Household furniture, etc.:
the property of Geo. ;Verner, Insolvent, Metropoli
R
tan Rotel, Exeter. Sale at one o'clock. Jonathan
:tremor, Assignee; Ed. BosSenberty, anct.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1.—Fain i Stock and
ments, the property of Jerry McGee, Lot 18, North
' Boundary, Bickluiph. Stile at one o'clock. IL
Brown, auct.
FRIDAY. OCT. 3.—Farm stock, implements, house
hold furniture'etc., the property of Hugh Clarke,
Lot 6, Coa. 0, Stephen. Sale at one -o'clock.
Brown, Anat.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. s.---Fartn Stock and Iniple.
mentsr the property of Flank TaN,10,,,, Lot 9, con. 4.
Stephen. Sale at one o'clock. H. Brown, Allot.
WEDNESDAY, OOT., 8—Farin, farm stock and Ln•
plements, the ptoperty of Mrs. Thos. Cornish, Lot
17, Con. 8, West Boundary Blarishard, Sale at one
()clock, Jas, White, Auctioneer,
GIRLS WANTED.
IS anted about (50) fifty more girls. from 16 years
of op and upwards, ran make /rent S3.00 to $17.00
per week. Steady work. Apply at once to
Tun 11cC4runcx Berm &Cent:tummy Worms.
London Ont.
Amm.•••••••••
I/WOE LICEXSE ACT.
Thke notice that I have applied to the License
Cofll1lhj8-jOf101, for South Huron for permission to
(i-anskruw 'Rotel License in the village of Corbettto
Albert Moser, of the Village of Dashwood. Any ob-
jections to saad transfer must be made to the License
Inspector not later than the first day of October next
1902.
.7,4.Onts Strannoctr.
FARM FOR SALE -50 ACRES.
The undersigned is offering for sale his lifty.ftere
farm, situated in the Township of Hay, being the
West half of rete, Con. 9. There is on the premises
a good frame house and barn, two acres bush, a good
orehanl and it is well watered and in a good state of
cultivation. For partictilars apply on the premises,
or by mail to
Loris lions, Dashwood, Ont
IMPORTANT
TO HOG RAISERS.
You can save money, time and feed by keeping
your pigs dry and clean. They will thrive better
and keep healthy, Make the hog comfortable and
he will put on flesh. You can do so with a very little
1 expense by erecting (Pedler's Patent). The Elevated
Moveable Pigs Bed. Simple of construction, make
it yourselves. Send MO in registered letter for
farm right certificate and plan of construction to
Patent applied for. Jens Psotsa, Exeter, Ont
Township of Stephen—Court
of Revision.
Notice is hereby given that a Court will be held,
pursuant to the Ontario Voters' List Act, by Ms
Honor, the Junior Judge of the County Court of the
County of Duren, in the TONVI1 H11, Crediton, on
the sixth and seventh days of October, 1002, at ten
o'clock a.m., to hear and determine the several COM -
plaints of errors and omissions in the Voters' List
of the Municipality of the Township of Stephen for
1002.
All persons having business at the Cotat are re-
quired to attend at the same time and place.
Dated at Crediton, this 10th day of September,
A.D., 1902.
'HENRY EMBER,
Clerk Tp. of Stephen.
Village of Exeter—Court of
Revision.
Notice is hereby given that a Court of Revision
will be held, pursuant to the Ontario Voters' List
Act, by Honor the Junior Judge of tbe County
Court of the County of Huron, at the ToWn Hall,
Exeter,fron the 9111 and 10th days of October, 1902, at
ten o'clock a.m., to hear ttnd determine the several
corriplaints of errors and omissions in the Voters'
List of the Titunicipality of the Village of Exeter for
00)
All persons having business at the snAd Court are
required to attend at the said Mine and place.
Dated at Exeter this 20111 day of September, 1902.
GEM Brscrr-
Clerk of the Village of Exeter. 0
HEAVY DRA.EGPIT.--Brood mare,
Ben Smillie, H. Dinsmore, W. Brock;
foal, W. Brock, 1st and 2nd, H. Dins-
more ; three-year-old, Dickson & Son,
J. Creery ; two-year-old, J. Gardiner,
Dickson 85 Son, J. Beattie ; one -year-
old, .T. Beattie, 1, 2, 3; team, R. North-
cott, Jas. Patterson, C. Httek.ney.
AGRICULTURAL. —Brood. mare, Jno.
Duncan, sr., S. Hunter, W. H. Mcir-
lock; foal, Y. Creery, J. Moir, J. H.
Morlock; three-year-old, W. Hanson,
G. W. Wren, S. Stanlake; wo-year-
old, W. Hanson, a W. Wren, Tchn
Hey, jr.; one -year-old, Sohn Duncan,
SI'., W. Delbridge, J. Thompson; team,
Jno. pecker, J. R. Patter.son-
GENERAL PURPOSE. --Brood mare,
Wm. Delbridge, W. Fotheringbarn &
Son, D. Golding; foal, J. Mole, J. Pat-
terson, D. Golding; two-year-old, Jno.
Rollins, Jno. Decker, Jno. Rollins; one-
year -old, R. Birch; teatn,T. Handford
R. Birch, J. Roeder.
• Dow's special. —Jas. Beattie, W
.Brock, j. Duncan, sr., Chas. Goclbelt
B. and Gr. Williams.
CARRIAGE. --Brood Mare, 'WM W'it-
zel, Chas. Carnochan, J. Kent; foal, R.
Hicks, J. _Harding, J. 131atehford;
three-year-old, J. Essery, A. Bissett, J.
C, Sheardown; two-year-old, Wm.
"Vitze , 3. Esserv, L Johns; one-year-
ld, Wm. Delbridge, Chas, Carnochan
POULTIM
Light Bralunas, Carling Bros, I and
2; Dark Beehmas, Geo. Irwin, 1 end 2;
Barred Plymouth Itoeke, Carling Bros.
Ilissette White Plvinoth Rockenron
Senior, Geo. Bissett; Buff Rocks, J.
Senior, Irwin; Buff Cochins, G. Ir-
win. 1 .ind 2; Black Cochins, G. Irwin.
Silver Grey Dorkinn C. C11111004
Week red game bantams, PhillerlS Hun-
ter; Duekwing bantams, Irwin; ony
varkty bantams, (e. Irwin, C. Camp-
bell; Silver Spangled Hatuburgs, NV.
Carter; Golden Spangled Ramberg%
IV, Carter; Silver Pencilled liamburgs,
W.Carter;Golden Penefikel Hamburgs,
NV. Carter; Black Hamburg 1V. Car-
ter; Maidens, W.Corter; W'hite (Vest.
ed Black Polands, Wm, Carter, G. Ir.
win; Golden Polands G. Irwin, NV.
Carter; any variety Polands' G. Irwin
land 2;White Leghorns, T.Douglas,
G. Irwin; Brown Leghornssrose comb.
C. Campbell; White Leghorns, rose
comb, W. Carter; Bulf Leghorn% C.
Campbell; Black Java, G. Irwin, An-
daInsions, Thos. Brock, land .Black
Spanish, T. Brock, G. Irwin; Black
Minorcas, G. Irwin, T. Prior; White
Minore,as; Wm. Carter; Silver Lace
Wyandottes, W. Carter, C. Campbell;
White Vtryandottes, 3. Senior; Golden
Wyandottes, W. Carter; Red Caps,
Sno.BowdenoBronze Turkeys,T.Dong-
las, Geo. Irwin; White Turkeys, W.
Carter; any variety turkeys, J.I3owden
Toulouse Geese, T. Douglas; Wild
Geese, A. Bissett, R. Williams; Bre-
men Geese, J. K. Wise; Pekin Duck,
G. Irwin; NV. Sadler; Rouen Ducks,
G. Irwin, J. Bowden; Aylesbury Decks,
W. Carter, O. Irwin, col. Pigeons, G.
Bissett; col. singing birds, Mrs. jarnes
Richardson, A. Bissett; Belgian Rab-
bits, T. Brock; any variety rabbits, a
Anderson, G. Irwin; Pea, Fowl, G. Ir-
win.
Bums BRED rs- 1902.—Light Brah-
tnas, Carling Bros.; Barred Plymouth.
Rocks, Carling Bros., A. Bissett; White
Plymouth Rocks, W. Gardiner; Bnif
Rocks, George Irwin, Joseph Senior;
Buff Cochins, George IrWitl; black
breasted red game, Carling Bros.- any
variety garoe Carling Bros.; bled: red
game bantams, G. II. Bissett; Brown
red Bantams, P. Bowden, H. Speak-
man; any variety Bantams, G. Irwin
1 and 2; Silver Spangled Hambergs,
W. Carter 1 and 2; Golden Pencilled
Homburgs, 0. Campbell land 2: 13Iack
Ramberg, W. Carter; Golden Polands,
G. Irwin 1 and 2; any variety Polands,
G. Irwin 1 and 2; White Leghorns, 0.
Campbell, GI-. Irwin; Brown Leghorns,
C. Campbell; Brown Leghorns, rose
comb, 0. Campbell; Buff Leghorns,
Heywood, C. Campbell; Black Java,
G. Irwin; Audalustans, T. Shapton 1
ancl 2; Black Spanish, T. Shapton, J.
Bowden; Black Minorcas, C. Campbell,
G. Irwin; White Minorcas, W. Carter,
G. Irwin; Silver Lace Wyand'ottes, W.
Carter, G. Heywood; White Wyatt.-
dottes, J. Senior 1 and 2; Golden Wyan-
dottes, W. Carter; Brenze Turkeys. J.
Bowden 1 and 2; White Turkeys, W.
Cotter 1 and 2; any variety Turkeys,;
G. Irwin; Tout ouse Geese, T. Douglas
Wild Geese, A. Bissett, R. Williams;
Bretnan Geese, W. Carter; Pekin Ducks
G. Irwin; Rouen Ducks, J. Bowden;
col. singing birds, Mts. J. Richardson,
A. Bissett; Belgian Rabbits, G. Irwin,
j. Senior; any variety rabbits, H.
Spacktnan, .T. Senior.
Judge.—W, E. 'Hogarth, Plensall.
IMPLEMENTS.
Top buggy, W. J. Millar; single piano
box cutter, McLaughlin eiTg Co 1 and
2; Portland cater. McLaughlin M'f'g
Co 1 and 2- Iron beam plow, James
ANDERS EDITO:
Murray; wheelbarrow, Jas. I)-' 11.1 FR4C-ILE:6. E Arty Crawfo
rental -4g Inn McCormick 1 and e; gang Powell, W. Sadler ; late Cra
plow, J. Murray, I and 2i turnip ped- Thos. Ifavykins.
P-Afeal‘n, DwesnMianflwde211FulemaPTIW2%.Trelic2rlierilki"4);1 o'f,ci3ani4nearir. R. leyild,
tele. Jobn Kerr 47. Sou; brick, J. Kerr a. wise ; tioney in comb. A. Isic,
k.S.9;:eca'lal,--W. J. Millar. Geo. Rook, ni, ra. Bagshaw ; home
PbeesonW
. . Bagsbaw ; honey in jar,
Judge. -11 MeNicluil, keirwile noi ..e vanes. a Anne* lure. .tora ;
DAIRY PRODrer84 t healed Pickles, Airs, jos. Itichardeon,
'4 lbe. butter, W. Bagstotev, Attest S. Wise ; vanned vegetables, Mrs. Jos,
Bishop, Jan Jeckell, Fred Hortartb 0,Richarileme. te, Melee ; collection of
10 lbs. butter., Mies Biebop. Robn ' canoed fruit. R. Kydd. S. Wise.
le -de, wm. peobale. John Decker ; Judge. — F. Metcalfe, Blyth ; D.
butter, pound mile Bobt. Iiydd. T. i Frencin Mama,
0S444fPeerrbeluagti-earmr: l'°.itell't'n131 lettrrilla: 1.5 .St7i °Si:ILI 37711°7: J.T°. vIeN1:11S4hel;;;NXIIZIOnAe4(flt reUirClitaEitr; Alf: /Frei:he:
butter, A. Q. Bolder ; cheese, To• loan, S. 1,Vise; ilannet, all wool, S. NVise;
sLy:iintlgttAx ; cbeese, home -wade, en litc,okets wool, S. Wise, T. A.Gleaden,
Judge—Wm. Scott, Prneetleid.
GRAIN AND SEEDS.
Fall wheat, witite. J. K. wii,,,e.
Beelltour; fall wheen red, J. K.
Wise, S. Wise ; epriog wbeet, AL
Beethoun S. NVise ; 0 ro;ved barley, entrlor furniture. R.N. Rowe. W. e,
M. Brelbour, J. K. Wise ; 2 rowed , tlizetan; 1:Mellow fireoituee. NV. C.
'melee.. S. Wiee, M. lerethour ; large.' Ilustoo; stuffed birde, Alex. edePlier-
epee, e„ K. wise, en teeneone ; cone son; bittrel fine e;elt Ireeter Sine worke;
mon oats, J. K. Wise, S. Wise ; black. Fat tory mello welt, Joo. Muir; Fay -
oats. J. K. Wise, M. Errthprip i my., tory tweele. Jrio. Muir; Factery flee -
bushel timethy Ff'04.. A. AlcEwen, , net .11144, Moir. Feetory briehete. Jno.
M,„ peettione ; flax seed. M. Bretboine Muir. Aseortment, uf eweetts. W. VC'.
S. Wise ; merchant's 0 inr. Harvey : Taller -Mt iii4 Sttlielt ear:leen, it Ii.
Rens.. let & .1rod ; white beans, S. Sweet; cured loam, T. Prier, Mos Jas.
Wise. Y. IL Wise ; clover seed. en ,, Tel$11 hest colit'et'oa store goods, W.
Rretholor. J. Rader : coll'ection grain W. Ti ,' wan; ..t,‘,..tiartaa.et.t ttpf en !water
in ear. J. K. Mee. :M. pteorhollr ; pa, 4 !gala, lloe,..• at 1 5oylor; bekeire becai
siiagp corm Geo. Rank. .T. Rader ; ' 3. T• °Teen. ,;, -. . Foilink
specoal for speltz. M. Mott:roue. ', J lodge.— Won. .,;:ratt, t:- i.
Judge.—W., R. 14 Vet I, Ea.'eter. FINE ARTS
VRORTABLES L'ontlerape jinni!. Mts. W. Ilele, Mrs.
Amerman Wonder poiatORS, W. R. ' re, t"eienletni,1„; litneen Feetete :t.t 0511, e,
tee, Wm. Sadler. V. R. E. Trott ; Ill'IR all 6-4% (4. C.:414104:"* .24An:
R. Ir. ; Boaillity taf tiehnee petato. t etripme• v. wen tilr,. tteie; true piurit,..
Pearl of Savoy potatoes. Won. S•ooller; Itgall'"-3 ;.;i 'n ” srgl.e la '12", „ "
Umpire State. Joao, R. Potter. _'.j1.-1 1. , ('3ontobell. ".,„L9.• Hee; 1,1r.onthr'-o.f.,"P Blasi'
Ilistett, ; Red Elephant putaleeD, Won, in niiP NM 4103% Mr.4., leaMPIZeig; liiialaitC*
8341er : earmen 'S'e. I. palate, J; ..b Mg on eilk in oil. teret Bele. Miss L.
Better ; Rural New enorkere, Wm. Symington; celleetion in water colorfi
..
Sadler, A. Bieeett ; any variety pata. 1,i Alen ih,10. MilF5 L. Symington; km
toes, 'in. Settler, Jute Deeker ; win- fANAPP,, eolone Mies lielte N. It line -
ter cabbege, NV. R. II Trott, Wm. dim; figure painting itt water crolors,
Sadler ; fall Calabege. Mts. Ilawnine„ Mee. C. Camplrell„ late. Bele; flowers
NN . R. E. Trott ; blood been:. M. Bne in water colore.Mre. itele, C.Campltell;
thonr. I.ewis D:ty ; globe !vete. 1,V. animals in water conies, Arne Hoe;
H. AlcCreeken, F. Teiebner ; sug,ar mom plaenne. Ain, J. n•Intes mrs,
beete, W Trott, Rev W et Niartineong Mra. Bele; jardiniere er fern bowl.
mapped% W. et. Alceneeeen, W. pm,. Arre flelte tray, Alre. Ilene ornament.
hale, C Pe TM globe mat -wain W. H. hand painted. AIN. Hole; ecdteetion of
McCracken, F. Trielmer. J 11 Potter; chitin. Alee. Ilele; Pluitographe, Jos.
Senior 1st and :lade- bale dreesere
work, Mies Fedi; solleetion oe coins
and curiositiee, Geo. Andereor. let and
2nd; collection of etempe, Geo. Antler
on. C. t'atimbelL
Judge.—Jno. Biggine, Ilencefield.
CHILDI1F.N'S DEPARTMENT.
!knurled hanilkerthiefe, beef dozen.
Wm. Earle, Geo. Manson; darned
socks or etockiogs, Wen. Earle Geo.
'Afauson; crochet work. In wool:Rot*.
Geo. Anderson ; Sweet Turnips, A. Kydd, NS re. E tele; erocliet work in
MeDonalin, Nti'm. Sadler, Robt. Kay ; i cotton, 'Wm. Earle; hest dressed doll.
turnips into other verlety, L. Day, C. Hy. Kraft, Roht. Kyclit; doll's clothes,
Pyin. 2nd and fled ; pumpkins, A. Rota. Kriel; fancy pin eushion; Wm,
Eissett Jno Decker ._. squash, W.
Trott; Caulitlosvers, W. Trott, W. Mc-
Cracken; onions red, W. Trott, V. Bit.-
uey -,_ white or yellow onions, Jos.
Baavden, NV. Trott ; Tomatoes W.
Trott, J. .A. Stewart ; Celery, 'Geo.,
Anderson. W. Trott ; Citrons, el ,
Trott, F. Triebner ; parsnips, IL Hus-
mg, M. Crewe -nom Horne made hotge
11 blankets. M. firctioonew Creighton;
Woollen yarn. te. Beethome S. Wise;
cotton temp. T.A le:adenine; eewinte
Machine, Williams Mfg, 06, Singer
Mfg. Co.; ornate Belt Gegen Co ;
intermediate. 'W. H. McCracken.
F. Hunter, Geo. Rook ; horn curate,
W. Trott, Joseph Bewden ; Nantes
carrots, II. Gregory, M. Newcorrthe
long orange or red carrots, NV. Trott,
M. NeWenntilo white or yellow field
carrots, M. 'Newcombe. John Chad -
ton : Weer earn; Brethome Mtn.
Tom;3. Indian e0111, John Bowden,
ABA Brock ; water melons. W. IL
AlcCracken ; nmsk melons. W. Trott,
Lade; plain sewing by cluld ;ruder S
years of age Robt, leydd; work by
children under le veers of age, R. N.
Rowe, A. McDonald.
LADIES' WORK.
Rag carpet, woollen warp, S. Wise;
ag carpet, cotton warp; Mrs, Tom, J.
K. IN ISe; rag door mat, hooked, Miss
ton. W. reott ; eollection Of "ge* Symington ALBeetbour• rag door
tables, W. Trott, Geo. Anderson, L. mat, sewed; Mrs, Tom, L. MeTageart;
Day. rag hearth mat, hooked, Mrs. liele.
SPECIAL. — Pickling cabbage, A-
- Jno. Dignan; rag hearth mattsewed,
Bissett; squash, W. el. McCracken, Miss N. Tom, Mrs, 3, Tom; pair wool
Geo.Anderson; whole pickling onions. socks, 31. Creighton, Mrs. Hele; pair
Geaon.smAnoderson; white radishes, Geo.
Manson.
Judge.— joseph Atkinson, Tucker -
smith.
HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS
APPLRS.,—Winter apples, F. Trieb-
ner; fall apples, IL Kraft; Winter
• apples, J. Hunter, las. Ford; fall
apples, any variety , H. Gregory';
Rhode Island Greemngs, Miss Bishop,
P. McTaggart ; Northern Spies, Wm,
Fisher, Wm. Bagshaw ; Roxboro Rus-
sets, Thos. 'Yellow, Jno. Blatchford ;
Spitzenburg, Jas. jeckell, A. Ale-
• Ewen ; Baldwins, J. Hunter, Geo.
Bissett ; snow apples, Wm. Fisher,
W. Trott ; Gravensteins, Silo. Potter,
It Huston; fall pippins, Geo. Sam -
well, W. liagshaw ; colverts, Wm.
Fisher. Geo. Bissett; king of tomp-
kins, P. MoTageart, Wm. Bagshaw;
alexanders, Wm. Fisher, Jas. Ford ;
Canada Red, A. Bissett, Miss Bishop;
Ribston Pippins, Jno. Decker, Jno.
Potter; Wagners, Thos. Smale;
G..Pippins, F. Triebner W. Fisher.
blenheim pippen. A etc Donald. W.
Trott; duchess of Oldenberg, W. Trott,
A. me Ewen; wealthy, Sohn Gill W.
Trott ; ontario. S. Powell, Wm. Earl ;
ben davis, A. Bissett, W. Trott; gol-
den rubsett, John Decker, J. Ranter;
maiden's blush, F. Triebner, WaTrott.
SPECIAL.— Crabs, Will. Sadler, A.
Bissett ; crabs, A. Bissett.
PEARS. -- Flemish Beauty, Jacob
Rader. L. McTaggart; Duchess of
Angoulime,IA. McPherson, Sohn Gill;
Emirs Clairgeau, A. McPherson ;
Olapp's Favorite, L. McTaggart, F.
Hogarth ;Bell Lucrative, A. S. Dea-
vitt. Sheldon, Jacob Rader, Mrs. New-
combe; East Beurrp, A. S. Deavitt,
A. McPherson ; Louts Ronnie de Jer-
sey, Thos. Brock, Jr., Mrs. New-
combe; Beure D. Angou, G. A. K.
Macleod, Carling Bros.
SPECIALS.—Bartlett pears, Carling
Bros., Thos. Yellow ; Setzuma plums,
George Manson; Mann apples, S. J.
Hogarth,
Washington, Mr. C. Campbell ;
Imperial Gage, Joseph Bawde
George Manson ; Duanes Purple,
Thos. tlrock, Mrs. Newcombe ; Lone
bards, S. Powell, C. Campbell; any
other variety, A. Hooper, Thos.
Brock ; Abundance. W. H. Mc-
Cracken ; Pond's Seedlings, W. H.
McCracken ; Grand Duke, S. Powell,
1. Arrostreng ; Masa Seedling, Car-
ling Bros., Geo. eamevell ; Rein
Claude, A. Hooper,.
GRAPES.—ROgerS' No. 5, Rev. len
M. Martin ; Rogers' No. 22; Jno. Mor-
gan ; three bunches of any other
variety, James Creech,
wool stockings, Mrs. Jas. Richardsoni
Miss Bishop; pair cotton socks M.
Creighton, Mrs. Hele; pair cotton
stockings, M. Creighton, Mrs. Role;
pair ladies' wool mitts, Miss N. Tom,
Miss Creighton; pair men's wool mitts,
Miss Symington, Mrs. Hele; pair mens
wool gloves Airs. Bele, Miss Syming-
ton; counterpanes, knitted, Miss
Creighton, Miss Symington; counter-
panes; crochet, Miss Bishop, Miss
Creightone counterpanes, tufted, F..
Hogartb, M. Brethour; patchwork
calico, Mrs. Hele, C. Campbell;
patchwork quilt, log cabin, 3iiss N.
Tom, Miss Kestle'solk quilt, crazy
work, 3tiss Bishop,0 Campbell; knit-
ted or crochet fancy wool shawt;
Creighton, S Wise ; man's shirt, hand.
made, arcs Hele '- man's shirt, machine
made, mrs Hele, 3 -no R Potter ; patch-
ing, best and neatest, atm Hele, Thos
Glendenning; darning on stockings,
arra Hele, miss Tom ; Buttonholes,
miss Brooks, miss N Tom ; best pair
pillow shams, miss Symington, at
Creighton ; one set table mats, miss
brooks, miss Symington ; one set table
doylies, miss Brooks, W. H. McCrack-
en ; toilet set, 0 Campbell, ;,:tt,
Brethour ; fancy pin cushion. m
Creighton, airs Hele ; sofa pillow, :ars
White, er Creighton ; crochet work,
(twine) basket or hand satchel, Mrs
Hele, At Brooks; macrame work,
miss Symington. M Brethour ; toi-
let special, miss teisbop ; patch-
work quilt, cloth Mrs. J. Tom,
M. Brethour; Patchwork quilt, silk,
Miss Symington, Mrs. Tom; Etching,
Miss Bishop, M. Creighton; Applique
on Plush, AlisS Symington; Applique
moasic. Miss Campbell, M. Creighton;
Arasene, Mrs. Campbell, M, Syming-
ton; Crewel embroidery, C. Campbell,
2nd only; Embroidery on silk, Mrs,
lisle. nes. McCracken. EMbroidery,
on flannel, Mrs. Hele, 2ticl. only; Sham
stitch embroidery. AI, Creighton; Rib-
bon embroidery, M. Creighton, M.
Brethour; Buillion embroidery Mrs,
Hele, 2nd only; Braiding, M. Creigh-
ton, S. Wise; Wax flowers, Miss Sy-
mington; paper flowers, Mrs, Tom,
Miss N. Tom; piano scarf Miss Symin-
gton, Miss Kestle; Table cover, Mee
Creighton, S. Wise, whisk holder, S.
Wise, M. Creighton, ottoman, Miss
Bishop, 31, Oreigbton, painting 00
terra cotta, C. Campbell 2nd only;
drawing room screen, C. Campbell;
hand sereen, Miss Syining ton ;
barmerettes, Miss Syrnington,C. Camp-
bell; bracket drapery, Miss Symington,
C. Campbell; penelope work, Mrs.
Campbell; tidy, crochet, Robt. Kydd,
Mabel Brooks; tidy, knitted; M. Ceeigh-
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