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Mann, H. Roeder, D. Haug ; Maid-
en's Blush, Lovis Roeder, B. Pfile ;
Blenheim Pippen, G. Sohoellig, J.
K. Wise ; Colverts, Dan Haug, E.
Roeder ; Gloria Mundi, G. Schroe-
der, H. Roeder ; col. Russet Apples,
9 of each, varieties; E. Klopp, J.
Haberer ; col. fall pears, Alonzo
Foster, J. Haberer ; col. winter
pears, G. Schroeder ; col. pears fall
and winter, W. 13. Battler ; Bartlett
pears, J. Haberer, A, Geiger ; plate
Peaches, C4, Schroeder, W. Klopp ;•
Prunes, G. Holtzman, W. Knopp
Crab Apples, reel, A, McEwen, S.
Witmer ; Crab Apples, yellow, 13.
Pfile, L. Roeder ; Grapes, E. Gies,
J. Haberer ; Col. grapes, G. Schroe-
der, J.Habercr ; plate of plums, A.
Geiger ; most valuable ool. canned
:fruit, R. R. Johnston.
Judge. -D, French, Clinton.
GRAIN AND SEED.
1 bus. white fall wheat, A. Ran-
nie. J. K. Wise, Dan Hang ; 1 bus.
red fall wheat, 0. Colosky, John
(zailnlan, A. McEwen ; 1 bus. spring
wheat, any variety, S, Wise, J. K.
Wise ; 1 bus. O -rowed barley, Wm.
Roeder, S. Wise, W. B. Battler ; 1
bus. 2 -rowed barley' S. Wise, J. K.
Wise ; 1 bus. black oats, S. Wise, T,
K. Wise ; 1 bus. white oats, J. K.
Wise, S. Wise, John Gallman; 1
bus. large peas, W. Caldwell, Louis
Roeder, J. K. Wise ; 1 bus. rye, El-
Inor Klopp, .Alonzo Foster ; 1 bus.
Spelt•, A. McEwen ; best collection
grain in. heads, any kind, W, 13.
Battler, J. K. Wise ; % bus. red
Hy. Neeb; feather ^wreath;T. Jo13n-
son;' beading on wreath, Jas. Coch-
rane, J. G. - Forrest ; beading - on
ootton, J, G. Forrest, 1st and 2nd '
beaching. on dress, J. C . Forrest;
Jas. Cochrane; cardbo''krd work,
T. Johnson ; sofa cushion,'.,T. John-
son, Dr. -Campbell ; 's.t, work,
Miss Nott, J. Forrest ; niton
lace, T. Johnson.; knitted lace cm. --
tains,' Hy. Neeb ; straw basket,
Jas. Cochrane ; comb work. - J.
Forrest ; cushion toilet, Miss Nott,
Jas. Cochrane ; lamp gnats, W.
13attler,S, McBride Sr. ; cross work,
T. Johnson; bead work, Miss Nott ;
shell work, Hy. Roeder ; chemise,•
Miss Nott, J. Forrest ;. Darned
work, Miss Nott, J. Forrest; gents
dress shirt, 11. R. Johnson; tatting T.
Jabnson, Dr. Campbell; embroidery in
silk, Miss Nott,,Jas. Cochrane; embroidery
hi muslin, T. Johnson, By. Roeder; one
pair woolen stookens, hand -made, W.
Battler, Hy. Neeb; ono pair cotton stock-
ings hand -tirade, Miss Nott, T. Johnson;
knitted mitts in wool, hand -made, W.
Battler, Hy. Neeb; knitted socks in wool,
hand made, Miss Nott, H. Neeb; paper
basket, J. Cochrane, J. G. Forrest; ara-
sene work, Jas. Cochrane; crazy work, T.
Johnson, J. G. Forrest; silk patchwork,
T. Jonnson, .J. (I. Forrest; knitted pillow
shams, Hy. Neeb; hair pin work, T. John-
son, Jas. Cochrane; netting, Jas. Coch-
rane, battenbur8•, Dr. Campbell, Wln-
Klapp; outline work, T. Johnson, Miss
Nott; tenerilfe lade in silk, T. Johnson;
teueriffe lace in cotton. T. Johnson, Win.
Klopp; knitted fascinator, T. Johnson;
outline apron, Jas. Cochrane; batton
wreath, Ellmor Klopp, R. E. Johnston;
crochet petticoat, T. Johnson, John
Plover seed, Jolla-taa111I7eLn, Alonzo Geiger; crazy doylie, Jas. Cochrane, T.
Foster, B. S. Phillips ; '/, bus. tune- Johnson; chairtidy, Miss Nott, J. G.
Borrest.
jr, Alonzo Foster.
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thy seed,
. S. Phillips, John Hey, LADIES WORK SPECIAL PRIZES.
Judge. -James Moore. Hensall. IT. in. wool carpet, Miss Nott; sideboard
cover, Ben Pfile; eentre piece, John Gall -
DAIRY PRODUCE. f man; drawn work, 1Vm. Klopp; tea cozy,
• 50 pounds butter in tub, \Vendel1 Miss Nott; baby's hood and sacque, Hy.
'Smith, A. Kaercher, P. Hartman ; I Neeb; hakf holder, John Gallman. 7ud-
5 pounds butter sufficiently salted
ges: Mrs. 1V in.Fritz, Crediton; Mrs.for table nye. Miss Nott, W. B.
in. Becker, Zurich.
Battler, P. Hartman ; homemade
. cheese ". O pounds, J. K. Wise, John
Geiger, Elinor Klopp ; best col.
Pies and cakes, not less than 3 of
each, R. R. Johnson, J Haberer,
A. Geiger ; honey in comb 12 sec-
tions, J . Haberer A. Geiger ; loaf
home-made bread, T. Berry, A.
Geiger; loaf baker's bread, C. Eil-
ber ; pan hone -made buns, R. R.
Johnston, W. B. Battler ; ::i lbs.
extracted honey, A. Geiger, .1. Hey
3r. ; quart maple syrup, G, Schoel-
lrg,Wendel Smith; best col. honey,
7. Haberer. Judges, D. A. Can -
felon, Hensall; R. J. Drysdale,
Drysd ale.
FLOWERS AND PLANTE.
Coll flowers, W. M. Harburn, R.
R. Johnston ; maple leaf, Thos.
.Johnson, R. R. Johnston ; boquet
of flowers, J. G. Forrest, T. John-
son ; col. geraniums, W. B. Battler,
.S. Wither; col. cacti, T. Johnson,
-Jas. Cochrane ; col. calla lilies, T.
-Johnson, R. R. Johnson ; col. pan-
•sies, J. 0. Forrest, T. Johnson ; dol.
fuchias. R. R. Johnston. Judge,
-James Weeks, Exeter.
LADIES WORK.
Crochet quilt, John Decher, Dr.
'flampbell; erewel work, Miss Nott
1.st and 2nd ; tufted quilt, 5. Wit-
mer, W. B. Battler ; knitted. quilt,
•J. P. Rau, T. Johnson ; log cabin
•quilt,Miss Nott, Hy. Roeder ; patch
quilt, Miss Nott, M. Kaercher ;
quilt sewed on. ground work, Hy.
Roeder, B. Pfile ; outline quilt,
W. Battler, P. Hartman ; home-
made coverlet, Dr. Campbell, P:
Hartman ; ,house-znade mat, Miss
Nott, J. K. Wise ; five or more
yards home-made rag carpet,cotton
warp, J. K. Wise, M. Kaercher ;
Berlin wool work, Miss Nott, J. G.
Forrest ; Berlin wool pillow cushion
T. Johnson ; crochet work, J. G.
Forrest, T. Johnson ; hair wreath,
FINE ARTS.
Oil Landscape, J. G. Forrest, Dr.
Campbell ; oil or watercolor flow-
ers. J. G. Forrest, Dr. Campbell ;
crayon portrait, J. G. Forrest ;
pencil drawing, J. G. Forrest ; pen
and ink sk., ;J. G. Forrest ; paint-
ing on felt,J. G. Forrest, Jas. Coch-
rane ; painting on silk, J. G. For-
rest, lst and 2nd; painting on p
paris, Jas. Cochrane, T. Johnson.
There were five entries in the farmers'
trot and the race was a very interesting
one. Mr. John Decher secured first money,
Mr. Morrissa, of Limerick, second and Mr.
J. Lawson, of Stephen, third money.
If it is desirable to clo, away with
the present system of electing
county commissioners, and have
the mayors of towns and reeves of
townships form our county coun-
cil, the several councils of the dif-
ferent municipalities in the county
will be obliged to pass a resolution
not later than the lst day of Oc-
tober next, abolishing the present
system. Some of the membersof
Huron County Council are of opin-
ion that a change is not desirable,
because the present system is bet-
ter than the old one.
The trouble -which has oconred
in the potato plots at the Ontario
Agricultural college far; u is not
similar to the blight, which has
been so common over Ontario. It
is something new and is of bacteria
origin. The earlier indications are
a softening of the skin of the potato
and the appearance of yellow in the
leaf. It completely destroys the
potato. The disease has been found
in two or three plots near Guelph,
but has not been reported anywhere
else as yet. Prof. Harrison is now
at work on the case for the purpose
of discovering an effective treat-
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FARM FOR SALE. -In the Township
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