The Brussels Post, 1892-10-14, Page 9BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1892
EAST HURON FALL FAIR.
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\TROPTAnLRs,—Onions Prom seed, red,
Jno Stafford, Walter Taylor onions
from seed, yellow dancers, Jno Stafford,
Walter Taylor ; onions from seed, giant
room, W II McCracken ; onions from
top sots, W H McUrookon, Goo Kelly ;
onions from I)utah sets, Geo Kelly, Wal-
ter Taylor ; ono quart top onion sets, G
Kelly, W 1I itioC'raoken ; ono quart
Dutch sots, W 11 MoCraoken, Fred Me-
Craoken ; one gnllott of potato onions,
Walter Taylor, Geo Johnston ; six ears
corn, yellow Canada, Walter Taylor, Jno
Stafford ; six oars porn, white flint, Jas
bloCaltnm, 0 Henderson Is Son ; coIleo-
tion of corn, 0 Ilenderson d; Son, Jno
Stafford ; four heads Winter cabbage, W
Taylor, Jno Stafford ; four heads curled
savoy, W IT McCrooken ; four heads red
pickling cabbage, Walter Taylor, Mre T
Ballantyne ; two heads cauliflower, Wal-
ter Taylor, Jno Stafford ; pumpkin, W
Taylor, Geo Holly ; squash, W H Mc-
Greeken, Jae Spoir ; ooliection of garden
produce, W 1I Me Craoken ; tomatoes,
large, Willie Stewart, Walter Taylor ;
plum or (sherry tomatoes, Walter Taylor,
C Henderson dr SOLI ; quart butter beano,
Jas McCallum, S Snell ; quart white
beans, W H MoOraoken, A Stewart Mim-
eo's) ; quart any other variety of beans,
W 11 MuCraoksn, Prod MoCraoken ; two
citrons rouud striped, Jno t\Iowbray, 0
Henderson tt Son ; two nitrons, long
Californian, Jas Evans, W II McCrack-
en ; three watermelons, W 11 MoCraolsen,
Jou Ifewitt ; three mttskim:Ions, 1) Stew-
art, C Henderson ,t Son ; onoutnbers fit
for table ase, C Henderson tt Sou, A.
Smith ; plants of celery, white, Walter
Taylor, 0 IIouclereoa & Son ; plants of
calory, pink, W H MoCraoken, Wolter
Taylor.
D,uuv PROnncl:.—Tub butter, Honry
Hamilton, Wm Pollard, Mary Mitobell,
II Edwards, Mrs T Forbes ; table but-
ter, II Hamilton, Jos Wilkinson, Mrs T
Forbes, Jae Ireland, G A Dominion ;
factory ahoese, \V A Edgar ; home made
oheese, Mrs E Stewart, Jas Simpson.
DOMRSTIo MavoRACTnnn+.—Pair blankets,
Geo Johnston, Geo Moffatt ; oounter-
pane, Nelson Bricker, Mrs E Stewart ;
yarn, home spun, W H MaOraoken, Geo
Moffatt ; gentleman's suit, Canadian
tweed, 1) 0 Ross ; maple sugar, W lI
McCracken, Jos McCallum ; maple
syrup, W H McCracken, Jae McCallum ;
honey, comb, G A Deadman, Wan Arm •
strong ; honey, strained or extracted, W
Armstrong, G A Deadman ; grape wine,
David Mooro, G A Deadman; rhubarb
wine, W 1I McOraokan, Mre T Ballow
tyne ; strawberry wine, Mrs T Balton-
tyne, W I1' McCracken ; elderberry wine,
Mrs T Bttlantyns ; tomato ketchup D
Moore, Mrs T Ballantyne ; apple jelly,
Jos Evans, Chas McClelland ; rhubarb
jolly, Mre T Ballantyne; raspberry
jelly, 0 Henderson it Son, Mrs T Ballan-
tyne ; jelly, any other frnit, Jae Evans,
W H McCracken ; hono made broad,
white, Mrs T Ballontyno, Jae Harrison ;
home made bread, brown, Mre T Ballon.
tyro, lvlary Mitchell ; fruit Dake, James
MaCallnni, Mrs T Ballantyne ; jelly
cake, Mrs T Ballantyne, David Moore ;
oatmeal oalre, Mrs T Ballantyne, James
McCallum ; aallootion of oennod fruit,
W I3 MaOraaken.
lIAalnenc'roells.—Set double farm hnr.
noes,1 C Richards 1 it 2 ; Single boggy
harness, I (i 2;.ieharde 1 Or 2 ; axeIandlo,
;las 'McCallum, Jno \Vynn ; collection or
tinware, 11allRntyrie tt Wilkon ; piatnro
Mature', R Le.atherilale ; specinunn tttru-
ee s work, 11 I eatherdale.
Lure 41 onl .--Arisunne \Voris, Sir.
A1ux Stt;'u.h,n, Nellie itoes; Applign°
Work, Mrs T Btallantyno, hire A Straub.
an ; Braiding, Goo 1\Ioff.itt ; Burlin wool
work, flat, Nellfo Ross, Jon Mowbray ;
Berlin wool work, raised, Nullic Rosa,
Jno Irowbray ; Borlin wool and bend
work, Chas McClelland, Mrs T 1ltthun-
t3uo ; Berlin wool flowers, elate 1%le010l.
land ; Bead work, Nollio Roes, (7 1e,
Perry ; Bonnet, Jae McCallum ; Berlin
wool and silk, flat, i,A's .0 Stowart, Nellie
Ilosa ; Cono work, MO's L Stowart ; Cord
work, Mira T Bolla ntyne, Chea TluCh'1
Lord ; Orowol work, Mrs T Ballantyne,
Mre T I'orbes ; Card board motto, Chu,
McCtullt\nrl, Mrs T Forbes ; C:oolu:t
work, Mrs T Bahantyno, Nellie Ifoie;
Darned not, Mrs T Forbes, Chas Mo -
Clelland ; Embroidery, cotton ne Madill,
DI,'s E Stewart, A Stowart (10th ono.) ;
Embroidery on worsted, Nellie Ross,
Dlra. T Ballasityno ; Embroidery on silk,
Mrs T Ballantyne, Raffia Bose ; bine
Shirt, Goo Moffatt, Ohms McClelland ;
Fanny knitting in cotton, Goo Moffatt,
Mrt Il Stowart ; Fanny knitting in wool,
Nollio Ross, Mrs E Stowart ;
Fancy iiannol shirt, Geo Moffatt ;
Feather Stitohing, Jae Ireland, Mollie
Rose ; Ilair flowers, J R Smith, Chas
McClelland ; Point Imo, G A Bondman ;
I,aoo honiton, G A Deadutan ; Lamins
quip, borlin wool and bead, Nellie Ross,
Mrs A Straottan ; Lamp mat, Nollio
Ross, Mre E Stowart ; Leather week,
W II McCracken, Fred Mot:B.01 u
Pair woollen l4litto, W II Mo0raekon,
Fred MoCraoken ; Pair woollen gloves.
W 13 McCracken, Fred McCracken ;
Netting, Mae T Ballantyne, Mrs A.
Strachan; Tufted Quilt, Jae McCallum,
Mre 1•, Stewart ; Crochet Quilt, Mre. B.
Stewart, Jae Ireland ; Patchwork Quilt,
Wm Blashill, Mrs 3 Stewart ; Log
cabin quilt, Chas MaOlellan:l, Mre J00
MoKenzie; Fanny Quilt, Mrs T Ballan-
tyne, Jas Simpson„. Knitted Quilt, Mrs
le Stewart, Jno Mowbray; !tag Mat,
R Corley, Charlotte Davies; Ribboscone,
Geo Johnston, Mrs A. Strachan ;, Rope
Silk, Nellie Rose ; Roman embroidery,
arry,
0 E P, Nellie Roos ; Shell work, Mre
E Stewart ; Sofa Pillow, Berlin Wool
flat, Mfrs T Ballantyne, Mrs T Forbes ;
Sofa Pillow, Berlin. Wool raised, Geo
Moffatt, W JI McCracken ; Sofa Pillow,
Braided, Ise McCallum ; Sofa Pillow,
Patchwork, Nellie Ross, bis T Ballon-
tyuo ; Pair Stookings, wooilon, \V I( itrc-
Craoken, Fred McCracken ; Pair Stook.
inge cotton, Nellie Ross, Mrs Til S'nwart ;
Peir cooks, woollen, W II MoC'raelcen,
Chas McClelland ; Tatting, Mrs T For.
bee, Neliio Roes ; Tinsel work, Nellie
Ross, Mrs Alex Strachan ; Tissue paper
flowers, Nellie Rose, Jos Evans; Wax
flowers, Mrs T Ballantyne, Mrs A Stranh-
au ; Drawn work, G I; Perry ; Rope
basket, Mary Mitchell ; Satin panel, R
Colley.
FINE Atrs. Collection of photographs,
Ole Perry, II J Strong; collection of
enlarged photos, 0 I; Perry ; collection
of stuffed birds in oaso, R Leatherdala ;
colleetion of stuffed animals, R Leather -
dale ; pencil drawing, Willie Stewart,
Ino Mowbray ; oil painting, landscape,
Mary Mitchell, Kate Corn -look ; oil per.
trait, Mary Moi:onuoll, Charlotte Davies ;
colored crayon drawing, Charlotte Davies ;
spatter work, 0 A Deadman ; berlin
wool chair, Charlotte Davies ; painting
on pottory, Raffia Rose, Mary Mitchell ;
pointing on silk or velvet, 0 1. Perry,
Mrs A Strachan ; painting on plaoquea,
Nellie Ross, G A Deadman ; ornamental
penmanship, W J Cameron, Daviel Moore;
business penman -hip, W J Camoron,
David Moore ; girl's penmanship, David
Moore.
FLOWERS AND PL.oNTe,—Best colleablon
flowering plants, J R Smith ; oolleetinn
flowering bulbs, D Stewart ; table bou-
quet, Walter Taylor, Minnie Stewart ;
hand bouquet, G A Deadman, Jae Har-
rison ; button hole on dress bouquet,
Minnie Stewart, G A Deadman ; collec-
tion out flowers, Jae Harrison ; collection
dahlias, Minnie Stewart, Alex Stewart ;
pansies, Mrs T Ballantyne, J 5 Smith ;
phlox drummondi, Willie Stewart, Jas
Ilarrison ; asters, Jos Harrison ; stooks,
Minnie Stewart ; African marigolds, Jae
Harrison, Minnie Stewart ; french
marigolds, Jas Harrison, Mingle Stewart ;
dianthus, Minnie Stewart ; balsams, Jae
Ilerrison ; zinnias, Minnie Stewart, Alex
Stewart ; gladolns spikes, Minnie Stew-
art ; verbenas, Minnie Stewart ; peren-
nial phlox, Minnie Stewart, Jas Ilar•
rison.; double hollyhooke, Mre T Ballon-
tyue, .Jae Harrison ; sox combo, Walter
Taylor, Monis Stewart ; collection erne.
meatal grasses, Alex Stewart, 1) Stewart.
SPECIAL Parzee.--I. T. Pepper for best
oomio cartoon, Win Stewart ; 2nd prize
by Irwin it lboBain, J Oamuron, W H
Kerr for the beet horn° made bread, Jas.
McCallum ; W li herr, for the bast 2
pound print of butter, Jos McCallum,
Jvnnos.—Entire horsed can bulla—T
Soott, 11 Leech ; laiios' work—Lizzie
Graham, Atwood ; m:lunf dairy proauoe,
ie --Paton Deans, Wingham ; vegetables
and roots ..Joseph 11aftee, Jno Graham ;
;;rain and fruit—Joe 12orn, Jno Graham
en Leman ti lGSL°wart, V1 n sn}
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Wilson, Se:.,h,rlh ; olttlo—later Hep
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install, I ut iwich ; J it 1G; (avi.h \Vro>
over ; Jim Grolier!, \two.,1 ; pnnl!.ry—O
0 Wilson, io.Lfonth ; Frank Potterenu,
\Vingh:lm ; heavy )io sro.-'Choc Gibson,
nrdwioh ; Jno Barna, Walloon ; light
lmreea--Jno Scnit, Lioto•wel ; Iliuluard
Lnoeh, Palntorston ; ehenp and pigs, Jno
Cooltue, Jno Anloreot, Bolgrave.
A VIM -.lime.
C. 11 older:un R Son, of WViugham,
made 115 nntriee at the Fah'.
'1'h t prize droved by Geo, Tran ion
wan not fallen io the 'Rd ee ovu'looked
the exhibit.
Bros hits Bund, tender the l o1.n•ahip
of J rocs .111)111, play°.( a ,t Inihn' of
selections in good Style.
Two mnagluns, u;, for Canino, a!f n',inrl
nm nsement to those who wiehud t t loved
their dimes,
J. 'P. Roes, T. Rntlod,;e, and W. IT.
Mocraolsou had refroehmont boothe on
the Park, Therein interferuii with their
ruoeipto somewhat.
The prooeeds from acimi-alone, booths,
tto„ amounted to 5815. Thiel world like-
ly have boon doubled lead the woatlioe
boon' fine.
Cattle etablee are badly needed.
A now exhibition building is a natter
of stare neteseiby.
107 panes of glass had to be replaeod
in Woo skylight of the "Palace" owing to
the wantou dostritotion by mean boys.
Shutters will be plaited on aha windo(ve
andthis• nn example madoof trospaseeao after
New sheep and pig pane will have to
be built and a Moo row of large ohiekon
coops would not be out of plane.
Brussele Pair has the ''bulge" on all
the others and the Directors mean to
keep it in the front rank.
Thos. Gibson, M. 1'. P., for Etat
Ilnron, was an interosted spectator at
the Fair on Friday.
A Ronald fire Engine wag on the
ground and was duly admired by the
thousands of visitors,
Masers, llallantyeo tt Wilton exhibited
a mein' novelty in the above lino known
as the John Bull range, 1t appeare to be
the very thing the farmers tiro looking
for.
MONE1 TO LOAN.
Any Amount of llfoney to Loan
on Farm or 'Village Pro-
perty at
G & 6k Per Cent., Yearly.
Straight Loans with privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Division Court Clerk, Brussels.
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Cash iuoome for 1.801 017,620
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Death elaime paid atones on completion
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because you did'nt come
in and get a pair of
o Rubbers or a good pair
of Boots that would
keel. your feet warm, dry and comfortable. It's the cheapest in-
vestment you can make s0 don't put it Off any longer. We have a
good assortment of all classes—from a cheap Eastern make up to
the best goods manufactured by Cooper & Smith, and J. D. King
rC Co.
A Suit of Clothes or an Overcoat you can get from us, also
a Hat or Cap --Keep the boys Warm.
Conte in and see what we have got to suit you.
Dress Goods of al l kinds, cheap and stylish and
a Pattern given away FREE.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS—Hats, Caps, Shirts a11cl Drawers,
Top Shirts, Braces, Ties, Collars, &c.
A special line of heavy All Wool Tweed at 50c. per yard :just the
thing for heavy winter pants, suits or overcoats.
GROCERIES ---Try our 8Oc. Japan Tea or 4 lbs. for $1.00, It can't
be boat for flavor and quality. A call solicited.
Alex.
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turn out work that is second to nnnc. t1 look at his photos,
\till convince you that they are first-class. The public
afro invited to call up and inspect work in nudely'.
Pictures Copied and also 1'lll(t:I (l in (.;lot/ size.
in Copied
at reasonable Prices.
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You cannot mistake the place, W. W. lur,g•ess' old stand
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