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TURDAY,
D 29TH,
WHOLE- NUMBER 826.
SIXTEENTH 1111.11t.R.
WISEA.14 OS„ Publisher
$1.50 a -.5t ar, in Advance.
There is nothing like
-
LEATHER
IIEN IT'S WELL PUT
Together,
nd that is how you, get
at the'
E DAY,
OF THE ;
00T STORE.
FALL STOCK
NOW COMPLETE
IN EVERY LINE.
. The Seaford
Show.
The Show of the Tuo ersmi h Branch
Agricultural- Society as- he d on the
Society's grounds, Seaforth, o Monday
and Tuesday last. he w ath
both days was most favorable, atthough
the threatening appearance Tu sda
morning no. doubt prevented °me from,
being present. _But any who were pre -I
vented being present b this oause mus
have regretted their ti idity1 longbe
fore noon. The attendance wa ,no
quite so large as ladt year. his ho
ever, may be accounts for by the air
cumstance above alluded to as ell a
the fact that, no' doubt, a very con
siderable number who I would oeh rwis
have been here, were at London a ten
mg the Western Fair. The ho upo
•in advance of - former years T e ir
the whole was fully e mai to.t lea n
-aide department wes set equal o la
year in several bran° es. he man
facturers of Seaforth were o nap Cuo
for their absence, and the agn fice
displays of furniture, a (-ems, nd leathe
ware so mach admire in former yea
were missing on this occ ion. T
only exhibitors of mu ical insteu ent
were Messrs Wade Brot ere, w o
showed a very nicecote
entertained the visitors with
OVER
5,000 PAIRS
e eason.
x ods store,
1:TH, ONT..
IX INVITED_
KY. Mr. Boyd Baia
acid drink a, gallon
[twenty minutes he
ei, gratis, if he failed„
it. The man accept -
tied started in on his
ig tolerably well for
s, which were tossed
raw tha.-t promised
te, success of the tin-
ter the eventh or
c4,§.
tei to fe as if belied
[kept o', and by Witt
-ss sueceed.ed in force
Wit his throat with
*a glasses. He west
, and in spite of sill
a't get another drat"
dly gave up the atrege
le milk.
der in Illanitoba7
- •
Oitobar, Sept. 13th, 1885.,
DEAR Sin: Great
tdsed to -day over a -
!between Mr. Daniel
e.--ee, formerly of More
ittron, arid Mr. Joseph
Barker was working
lield the other day, he
tuston and 3. Stewart.
e Austell said he could
any man in itlenit0ba.
him up, and. said he
n, so there was a bet
iday was set, the gritin
ee. money was staked.
oting men was allotted
inet eeven o'clock
and took a fair start..
&very hard, no differ -
C(1 until one o'clock ,
when Rastau wag
it Air. Barker seemed
brave as ever, fah°
Lela, &et he would. sing
,
waiatle, and seemed, I
ease. But Beletan at
og prett,y wet played
.1x until six, when la -
six acres corattletelY
Ruston Waa acre
elleers were given in
iiker as they Marched
f ours,
J. Sertfeerr.
e --OF TWK—
BEST & CHEAPEST
BOOTS &
SHOES
EVER:S.EEN 111 SEAFORD".
DON'T SQUANDER
YOUR MONEY
Until You See Our Prices.
PARTIES NEEDING HALF
60ZEN PAIR LOTS WILL
BE VERY LIBERALLY
DEALT WITH.
Everyrair Warranted
SOLID
„
Ming 2 Alex. Davide°
Nevin 4airiage ' horses,
1 Forbes, 21 Henry Hort°
Storey; Single driver, lst
2d Ar
two ye
Magic
2d -Ale
,Alex.
. C bear
Match
Tao
I Cow,
Dicks
; Sprott
Sproa
Gam°
lst an
Elcoa
21 Jo
herd
bull,
Spro
GR
foot,- '
,chan
Dick
tio , a
' ch rrai
musics" while the - Singer ewieg M
chine Company, represented by Mr.
Strong, had this, & partm ra all
themselves. The deplorable,_ faller°
fall wheat this season °Old not
better exemplified, thau by the olio so
tary bag of that usefulcommodity whi
was on hand. In ober. geains . th
was a very fair show, and several rea
excellent samples. he display of roo s,
especially potatoes, is small, wleile t e
quality was not equa to ;many ,for er
years.. The same may also be Said of
ugh th re
e collect'on
tidid show
t
any, rea ly
The sh w
bread - as'
quality meat n -
exceptionable. In tie ladies dep
ment there was a Cry nice displ
both of fancy an useful artic
This department wa fully u to f no
advance of former years, bu th
should be a ranch arger isplay.
flowers and fine art thero
nice collection. Any de
ticeable in the insid , were
up by the excelle ce of
show., We very mu h doll
or better display of Drees
in the county of Huron, an
partment was inept.' venee.n
ticeeble than in 111 i youn
carriage classes: . I a year
will he a large number of
drivers in this section', an
much needed too, a
pretty' low. So
of late years been ci
ing of heavy horse
but equally useful aaimals
time, been neglected, but
find it equally as profltabl
good driver as it is to r
Clydesdale, and he
ment given to supe
and the noticeable i
stock. There eve
cattle, although ma
rather low conditio
still the display w
show of sheep was
ever seen in Seafor h, and, any
cellent aniniale of t e variens pop
breeds were on exhibition. • .he s
of hogs was not large, and was ma
confined to a few breeders, alt ough
sh
ere
de
LEATHER
OR NO SAT51.
o.
of
re .
ly
fruits of 'various kind
was a Very niceebut
of apples. There w
of dairy products,
superior samples of
of home-made and
also good', and the
-Hats ajad Caps
Every One Needing a
Stylish Hard or Soft Felt
gat sh,ould eall and ex-
amine our
AMMOTH STOCK.
WE ARE GOING TO
alth
ot lar
6 a Sri
and
atter.
akers
11
Is
TONISH THE NATIVES
At the Prices af our
NEW GOODS
JUST OPENED OUT.,
GENT'S FUR CAPS
In, Great Variety, and 4 pricee to wait
the tram .
GEO. GOOD
wa
cieu
full
he
t if
as e
itt
111
er
or t
tbey
the stock has
itch attention
voted t th hi
, that the, ligh
had, f
reeders
to ral
ise a 1
oe the en our
ior male ani
provemen in
a god how
y of th m wer
for 6 ow eg,
s ered tab e.
he larg st nd
ale
les
c. in
out
t tar
rt.
ea.
re Site
In Sue
a & S
o- s
de Elis
de
er
son.;
cha.n
heife
Rohe
two
Gove
year
cohra.snt.
fat c
and
Beat
Cold
Wm
W.
Pen
tem
Tay'
H.
Wm
Pen
Win
& S
hale
Sne
lam
3d J hn
lst Art u
3d And e
D. D. Wil on
heir Forbes, 3d obert Sc tt'
rpld Stallion, a ili Sut erla dF;
noon iye r old, is Ada An ug,
i '•
. Davids n ; euc ng wit, 1 t
Davidson, 2a Jo n 0 me on
rit carniage colt Tho:. ill
d Diltiles, s D. son.
0111CIIIIIRED DUR TTL .
stGreo. Sproat, 2 and 3a aT.
•
n.; tw9 year old h fer, st e�.
, 1, in s Dick n, 3 G orge
; ye ding heife let J m s
Li n, d rn:Coop r ; h ifer alf
d Jams .Dickse 3d ppl to
• , bull calf, 1f3t Ali leto El oa
n Stafford, ad Jfi, es ick o
°heist g of four f mad s a d
st Janes Dickso , 2 • G dig
I
ns.,Ce. el,.•—,Cove, Ilst
d 0 -am s Dickson, d W .BC1' c'rnaP
two year old l heif:r, 1:t Jame
ding heiferelst Wm C rno
2d j.. Shipley, t Ja ee ick
t
J'. Shipley, 3d 0 eorg Sproat
alf, 1st, David. Cam bel , 2
t ov nbeek, 3d e. C noe an
eat aa steer, bit a'' s 2d Th, ma.
1 k, Itellert. e oven ock on
1 steer, bit and 2 W . 0 rn
3 Ja es Carnoch ii, jre.f t o
mi 1st and 2 Th s. G Yen ock
Th:
s.
heifer, bit . Shiple ,. 2
.
d eo ,Sproa ; we king ox n,
ie re ir co lst An re
•r d ho ill.,
bea
Bro
riet
Ilan,
' of
i'var
2d
app
Die
Ch
IC ST1, S E P
_ .7-
G. iev, , 2d obert
Winter; sh arlin
• , 21 H. Ste
t Wm. Pe hale
yll
3d m, G ieve
1 & ons, 2 W
G iev ; pair shea
al:., 2 Joh Co
e , pair ewe lamb
ns 2d V. O. Wint
11
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no de -
e 0 -
rd nd
tb er
g '
re
un
tee
er
W
rg
go -
alet
the
of
111
but
est
ex -
lar -
ow
nly
the
SAS
a.rt-
ore
isi-
s
Of
quality of moat of he animal
was first class. In poultri t
a large and good diepley, and
ment of the show attracted m ch
attention or admiretion from he
tem ' than, this. n implem nts and
Efcarriages there wa a very. lig t shoW.
Mr. Thomas Hendry & Son ha la
mewl° of good plates, and oth r imple-
ments. Mr. Alex. Stewart' had two
. , ,
pairs of iron harrows w th the •ew
• patent look, and Mr. 0. C. and
Messrs. Monroe & Hogan. re -
seated, but these were the ex-
hibitors. The folloWing is the
successful competitors : .
,
HEAVY. DRAUGHT 'HORS
mare, bit Horton & Innes,
tenberry, 3d John McMil
Horton & Tuna, 2a P.
Hugh M. Chesney ;I three
ing, lst and 2d Win. Ches
Broadfbot ; three year old
Finlayson, 2d John Melon
•
W.
we
Pri
a li
•
4
7c
‚son
r
°ma
t of
B
ohn
foal
tutor
ea old
eet,
ly, bit
; 'two
old gelding, bat Alex. Sproat, d M
Donnelly, 3d Michael Dorsey; two
old filly, lst Peter Campbell, 2d '-
Forsyth ; year old gelding, st
Finlayson. 2d Mrs. nrY phes
year old filly, bit 4.17. pert, 2d
McGregor ; year 101 olt, bit
Thompson, 2d ArtiheM Grego , 3d
st Mrs.
C eF3ne
McGregor ; draught tea
McMichael, 2d ugh M
Wm. Dickson.
AGRICULTURAL 0 GEN
HORSES. --Brood thare,
Chesney, 2d Wm. Dicks
McMillan ; foal, lst Hug
2d John Pe.rish, 3d John
three year old g kling, W
three year old fill , Jam s Archi
two year old gelch Oat Jas. Arcbi
2d. John Wilson ; two year ol fill
3.
C. T. Dale, 2d 'Donald cli nno
Alex. Monroe; year old gelding
John MoKay, 2d Alex T ore
year old filly, lst Olin T. Dale,
Fovvler, 3d John cKay ; year old
bit John Malone , 2a . m. mu
general purpese t aen, lst John T
2d Wm. Rynn, 3 T. 11. al h.
oPd
• at •
1st
, ad
elde
ta.
CRT
rtin
ear
rn.
ey ;
ohn
ohn
hos.
, 3d
RAL PICRIPOSE
st
n, 3d Join
cGr gor,
ra,w prd ;
. Ire nd;
ald ;
• aid,
, 1st
, ad
let
OARRIAGE HORS S.—Br od
Alex. Devicison, d D. TI
John Avery; foal 1St Join Mod
2d Alex. Davidso , 3d
two year old filly, 1st:Do ald
lin, 2d John Aver ad lee.
year old gelding, et Ada A
Kyle, ad T. H. W e ear
lst Thos. Hill, 2 ames aye
Adam Angle; ntire colt, bit
f
mar
1180
cL
Itt
gus,
old
son;
d J.
colt,
ray;
orp,
, bit
, ad
land,
cott ;
ugh -
ram;
2d J.
, 3d
Wm.
ra
Cre
E.
E.
she
Wel
bit
Ha
2d?
Sn
Dic
Ja,
W1
So
21
she
jas
la
So
PI
an
an
rol
Ro
hi
Go
Go
8,12
Fi
ls
Dr
is
sh
br
2d
an
• Or
it
bn
80
Al
ged ram , It
Gov nlo 3
ram, 1st W
& ons ;!re
2d eter M -
pair ewe , It
. P nha, e, 3d
nags 1St NV 111 •
n,
bit
t 3(11
8, -FS
•
01
Sne
m. Pe
TS OLD .--Shearli ral, bit
,dtHS. psnse,n2 tt Jame ; .• pDai. jar son e ,ra
1 Sons; a' ew s,
1 4 Sons; ai • eweram s, H.Su
Aged bit
Jo
Dawes.
n , 2d G. E. Ores well she eh
, 1t John amiah, pa a d G.
gra! 11; Ira WO, et, 2 and 3d
4 swell ; pa rew is and 2d
rii swell, d Joh , 'Ha nab; p
nIingewes. ls and 2d E. 're
John a nah;Ipair ewelam
2d G. . Cresswell MI Jo
11
,• pair fat sileep " m.Grie
ad W. O. Wint t.
1
PSHIRES —Aged I mos I
d Jas. Cope 3,1 Jam
lie%ram, p, 4
; lemb, lst: D.
Die go , 3d H. nell
we let It .5 ell So
, Js. Cope
d Jas.
lst fletsonpeell &; pS
D. lies 7, 2d H.
:1;ioksori
;- tithes
so , Jae,
s pan' of
Diekso
ring 'ewes
ckson,
bs lst D.
lei cilia.
OLK
;
George
Gebrge
04
,2
er
KIM RE
G9 en
itt 1
loo a
loa ; s
Ro er
00 T.
s. ge b
tered itt
Plewes age
Ple es, 3d j
PIG ged
ock, 2d A. Ca
83 lst and
ed slow, .fit a
W, lat red 1
G ien1 •Ick.
; p
ns,
ir le
nell
14 '
ar, 1, eor e
883114,st, d.
OW, let
hn ff. Car -
.i
boar, bit
dner, be) r,
2d IRO rt
d 2 Ito t.
83 st
P
i
, 1 ,t jo n
.Brat 8;
if Ooc i a,
ty Cochi s,
eve La g-
Iteciu,- et
el; ' color d
any et er
ievoe hla k
hn VVitlk r,
E
C.. Ailtz 1;
Aiteel ; g ld
s, 13t W
lick Ha
O. C. w 11.
obn Wa (3;
, 1_13t and 2d
ty, ItPlan i,
bit nd
ghorne, st
. Murray.;
'tt 24 David
. ,
eMoMull 4;
y; lurk ys, ,
d;
9
11
11
s, 1t
k.
ORTI UL
es wint
2d IG.
inter a
Wm. Mn ray, 2d Rob it
'
o ucts.—Four a -
let John Mo
wed ; ten varie ies
ha Hannah; f ur
s lst Jas. Dick on,
ck ; 'collection of
venlack, 293 Ja es
and greenings, let
d G. E. °resew 11;
'4,obt. McLean, 2d
russets, let Ro ert
t at ;•SPitzenbu gs,
e , 2d Chas. It ut-
ugh M. Chas ey,
Westfield seek no-
cLean, 2d G E.
lst Wm. C es-
; Graveusteins lst
Hugh M. Ches ey ;
•McMillan, 2d os.
°taking, lst Ro ert
t McLean; Ale en-
ders, 2d Jas. am-
ldeulearg, 1st C s.
E. Caldwell; en
ge ; Wegener,
russtts, lst J
intledge ; St.
iidsborough, 2
iden's blush,
Robt. McLean
n; Flemish be
k, 2d Robt. G
rs, lst Jas. L
°Ewen ; Loin
, 2d Alex. Oar
Robert Goven
Robert , Gpven
lker ; Rogers
riety of grape
2d John Wa
Robert Gowen
s Lacdaborong
ton of canned
URAL P
r apples
E. Gres
pies, Jt
eties of fall appl
Robert Govenli
ea, lst Robt. G
son ; Rhode Is
s. • Routledge,
nor hern eines, is
J8,8
lst
Ied
2d
fur
Cr
ne
Ch
fal
Ch
de
aro
.Ro
D viaeCha
M Millan;
So tt, 2d
ee ce, lst
L dsboro
IR be Gov
pe es, Ja
Ipe ra, let
lo k ; Bar
bo
pi
Cc
Scott ; Roxbor
ean, Id Geo. Sp
Hugh M. Chest
e; is
has Reutledge
her, 1t Robe
sswe 1 ;
, 2d Ge
s. ROut
snow. ap
. Sproa
pippin ,eldsgtea' o2hd
ger ; 'King of
Aerie d Robe
s, st R 'bert'Ch
Duc ess of
tledge, 2d W.
. Routle
Chas.
ames L
gh ; m
ulock, 2
., Dicke
Mrs. Bla
tlett pe
ough, 2d Alex.
ms, lst Dr. Scot
laware grapes,
rtford prolific,
booed, , John W
Jo Bulge!! ; other
R bt. Leitherlan
co lection f grape
cr b apple, lst J
Jas. Dicks n ; collo
D Hogan,.
FINE A Te.—Bes
'ing, open Io anaate
• eight leaflet of Seal
well, 2d Miss 3. W
Miss M. Jamieson
E. Coldwell ; peno
Coldwell, 8d Miss
ir
5.
5,
11
e,.
s,
ir
LTR1.— i Br lim
, 2tisi .
d 2 Ja .W.Eld t ; B
Beattie; Par
ott • any tither Ivari
J. W. E ld r, a w ,.. Crr
na D. Ho en ; Ply. out.
. Rave, d Chas Alt
rkings, .Wm Grieve;
i
le y Dorking, W is . G
as ed red ames, 1:t J
C. Aitzel ; w ite games,
'o her vox ety games, °
silver Sparigled Hadiebur
et:ay, 2d Wm Grieve;
gel bit AlexiCardno, 2
ittOcrested black Poland
; floadair, at and 2d
. Sieott ; any other ' siari
0. C. 'Willson; white Legh
..v,.
2d ht/ Calder; brown L
W se. I Grieve, 2(1 81 W
Black Spanish„ let De. So
T ontiparni ; black rocks, Ja
ot e i fowls, m. urr.
Ey ward §parling,—o icks,; JOa Wa
ge se lst J. Beattie, Od Aix. Vorsyt ,
P ki ducks, let E war Spairline,
c cka, J. P. Brine ; d Jo n °owe ,
o iclee, J., P. Brine ; Ayle bury dc,
is and 2a G. EI.Cress ell ;,other de.
urrey ;1 b
is J. Betittie, 2,1 W li
ta ss s, bit John Walk r,,2d " ra. Gei
co leotion of pigeons bit nd 2d I
B oedfoot. i
Tr4LEMENTS.--SiDg e to buggy,
C etelon ; singlleeope bng y, II. C
lo. ; iron beam I plow, T sos. Heti
Sou; stubble pow, Thos. I enrY &
let rse hoe, Its land 2d 0 C. WilIls
t ro horse 'cu. *at r, T es. Heil
S n gang plow; T 08. 'el enr$ & S
p ir , iron harrows, at aid 2d A
S e art; fanning mill, . Melfue
& C.; single reaper, Alex Mu he o
C .; churn, O. C. -Will on; woo
p p, Noble Cluff ; ron pump, bit
m.Robertson & o.; se horse sh
oe & Hogan.
G AIN IND SEEDS. Fall wheat,
;• spring whea 1st .-E liott
Armstrong, Jo n ame
wed barley, 1st Robt Charter
t. Leatherland ; wo r wed. be
J Dickson ; large ats, as. Dick
c ort oats, lst- obt. Lea,therl
2 ohn Cameron larg bncrsE,r
C eron ; smallpeas 1st J.
24 S. Landsborou h ; t mothy s
J s Dickson ; °aloe 'ion of far er's
d Wm. Murray : 'best wo ashe
III'
ng wheat, Robt ,Gov n100 ;
11
1°
If
6
water color
s residing
lst W. E.
on; painting
rayon _drawi
sketch, bit
nnie Roberts
FLOWERS.—Ten ()eke StOCk, 1
n Beattie • si
W. E. Col'dw
varieties of ph
d John MeD
as,
lst 'John
dolph ; ve.
°lemma' 2d Ja
Of roses, Dr.
e ,varieeies of pa.nsie
John Welker, 2d ja,raes Scott; six var-
ieties of ahlias,
• tion of an ualsels
W. E. Colelevell ; f
Rudolph; three
flower, D Colene
LADIES! WORK.
made, 16
Latedsbor
Meanie
quilt, W
quilt, la Miss M
Nash; rag mat
Robinson, 2d Hu
fine shirt hand
Miss Maly McE
gents fin shirt m
ed, Miss ash ; p
lst Mrs ohn 11
alcCrack n ; pair
E. Coldwell, 2d Jo
ieties asters, lst
Andrew Calder;
bit John Walker, -
six varieties verbe
Dowell, 2 Mrs Bit
fuchsias, st Dr.
Mullen e ollection
man; ni
s
Ohn
mes
aw-
S.
let
fall
uty
ven-
nds-
• a.rd
• no ;
ock;
ock;
014,
, bit
ker ;
ock;
•, 2d
ruit,
Dint-
ithin
old -
et pil,
geW.
. IE.
t W.
var-
11, 2d
oxes,
well;
Mo-
ieties.
'Mo-
Cole-
, lat
Lean ; Globe man- golds, lst John I Bat-
t nberre ,24 W. H. McCracken! ; w. -de
t rnips, bit James Carnocha
Arrestrong ; Early Hor
lgt °had s Lowrie, 2a W. Ef.
; Long Orange or Red ca
H. McCr ken 2d Robert C
White Be gian carrots, 1st joilan4Staf-
Ord, 2d W. He McCracken ; 'adieu
leer Mo -
Murray;
cob Mo-
d °pions,
r yellow
W. H.
H; Mc-
Cracken ;
nip, lst
W. H. McCracken, 2d' Robert Rrock ;
utter,let
h aream-
lat John
0 pounds
L. .Robin -
Robinson,
e, factory
; eheese,
private made, lst Mrs. T. cl!pchael,
2d Robe t McLetait ; cured ha ; Hugh
Robb, b st cured gide of m at,I Hugh
Robb; h me made bread,lst idisa Mary
Walker, 2d Edward Sparline ; leaker's
bread let A. Cardlie, 2d Gqss IBroth-
ers e honey in (tomb let John 41,atten-
, ,
berry, 2d James Pieltard ; hoaey in
jar, lst Wm. ; Armstrong, 2d James
IE'ickard; home made wine, c.st W. 11.
cOracken, 2d Joseph Bulge; dressed
,hickens,lat John paineron, d
'JCIDGDES.
Jas. Bal.
Dorsey,
ls.
Jr., 2d
o rots,
c rack -
rote, W.
mebell ;
eorn, lst john Walker; 2d Rc
Lean ; Musk melons, Wm.
f ur heads. ca.ulillower, bit J
oGne:30,1328d. W. H. McCracken; R
11. McCracken; White
bit Robert Biock,
MaCi•aeken.; tomatoei, W.
Cracken celery, W. M
Citrons, Thomas Dodds; par
,—
ks,
ks,
fl.
ve;
m.
H.
te-
on ;
;
•
rs. Rudelph ;
John McDow
chaias in flowe
arieties bego
13.
Patched quilt
Miss ry cEwen,
ugh; knitted quilt, 1st
,. 2d S. Shannon;
-H. M Oracken ; log
ry McEwen, 2
✓ earpet, let
h McCartney ;
ade unwashe
en, 2d Miss
chine read° u
ir of woollen
ndeeson, 2d
of whollen sto
2d W. H. Meer
SI
1st Mary CEWeri
pair of w ollen mitts, 1.13t Mrs.
HendersOn, 2d iss Mary Mo
ves,
bit W.
. Oldfield ; d
ornas Dodds;
nder 12 years
et, let Thomas
Aitzel ; cote°
. Radcliffe e
or 'satin, Mrs
oidery on rausl
ichOe1,2d Mrs
ry on worste
; tatting, lst
dolph ; crochet
•
pair of w
°reckon,
in stock
sewing b
Murray ;
mill, 2d Charles
jelly, Mrs. D.
ery on silk, velve
Henderson; emb
t4 re.- Thorne Mo
Dodds ; embroid
John Henderson
Nott, 2d Mrs. R
lst Mrs. Rudolph, 2d 'teeorge D
braiding bit Mis Nash; 2d Mis
McE wen ; fano knitting, .1st
John H nderson, 2d , Dr. Scot
lph ; lace honit
Miss Mary M
.Rudolph; Berl
1tliss_ Nash, 2
,
feather flowe
Calder, d Miss Nott
t Alexerider McEwen, 2
ey ; ornamental leather
T. -McMichael, 2d Mrs
rewel work, '1 Mrs. R
"Aping ; let Mrs. Dr.
ale ; bead work, bit
d Mrs. Rudolph ; wax f
ollen gl
2(1, W
ngs, T
a girl
rag oar
11
11
1
•
point, Mrs. Rud
Mrs. Rudolph, 2
guipure work,Mr
work ra eel, lst
John H nderson
Mrs. A.
work, 1
McCart
lst Mrs
olph ;
fancy
BESS N
•
ollec-
11, 2d
,Mrs.
ias in
t h has sin° bee hardly able;
ve about. 0 ther members of 13
sily were also injured, and conaid
d mage wa dore to the buildin
-Mir. Elphick, miller and farmer
ke ton, sold a few days ago to
, o Tivertore'a steer only one ye
leven meInthe old for $75.
d over 1,3 p unds after bei
to Welke ton.
188 Lent, a ung lady , fio
Bro yn, is taking n action for
fa on and mm y removal fr
th indsor hot 1, M areal, agsiestd,
er of thee tahli huteet. Dame,
are cl at po,opo.
trying tolget o a moving ca at
Ef m ton the other d ye Sheriff Mc l-
ift h d a very n rro escape from e
Ong, if not fatal i juries. Rail
polio man F.arr, swe eded in lerki
him rom the ra 1.
he piotnth pa•nted, by H.IR
the rincess Louise and which
ben presented Lo th National a
of C nada, will short y arrive from
t n, here it has bee • owexhibitio
g m time.
— everal fireb has occurred in
t eal in coal haps om spontan
o m ustion. T e •enaction P8.0
s or of 30,0001 ton was ablee
s ve al days, but was biaelly •exting
ed by the fire b igad .
aikerton farm rs are boaetia
theiij fine creek,. Mr. J. G. .09to
oht.ined of 12 acres 50 bushels of p
and Mr. Edward Sponce 180 bushel
oats off threeacres of lend. He
that for a record?
J. W. Mus
er of the
resigned hi
ue his co
icasityld.epar
er
•The Provincia
lph turned out
t snccesfu1 Pro
held, and in th
lled anything
ads.
An influential
ergrove the ot
devise means b
•oe and Couch cing
heir proper level, a
•etition the ntar
akp the matte
—The Fores
oad of valuabl
here a few
ained 60 Med
Italie, for imp
estern State
ed. at $1,500,
—N. Brick,
bushels of
eed BOwn.
hushels to One
y was the We
pounds to the
• —Ferdinan
or attemptin
assault upon
age, was sentenced
day last twenly blo
his bareback, and
prisonnaent with ha
—Lacrosse tick
amble market in
Collection of vegetables, W
cracken.
,DAIRY PRODUCE.—Creamery
Mitchell creamery, 2d; Seafor
ary ; firk n homemade butter
]IrOWn,
of butter
son ; 5 1
2(1 Josep
made, J
h and
2d S.
Robt.
raised
cabin
Misi
W
gents
Ise
ash t;
wash
sock,
kings,
ckent
Johe
wen ;
. Mo-
rning
plain
Wne.
Gomel
ion of!
broid.,
John
n, lst
Cha,
Mr.
Miss.
work,
hem ;
Mary
Mrs.
e lace
n, lst
wen.;
n wool
Mrs.
s, lst
shell
• Hugh
work,
Red-
dolpli ;
ott, 2d
VT
d. Jos.' Townsend;
fit for table use, W
s butter, bit Wm.
h Townsend:; chee
A. Marray, Kinbur
HeAV
lantyne,
Seafort
DRAUGHT HORSES.
Sebringville ; Joh
. John Nott, Reuss
GENEILLL PURPOSE <- AND
HORSE8.—Alex.
J. Fisher, Colborne; G. A.
Seaforth.
CATTLs .—Aix. Forsyth,M
Marquig, Goderioh townshi
McLaughlin, Grey.
SHEEP. —D u wan McLaren', Hibbert;
John Slack, St. Marys; Jo
son, Tuokersrnith.
Pia -gel -David Walker, Tu
Thos. MoLaughtlin end Joh
son, MeKillop: -
IMPLEMENTS.t—Richard Pe
00IRIAGE
lieton • J.
Honght'on,
rris; John
; hornas
ph Atkin-
keismith ;
C. Morn-
hiek, Win-
throp ; Jas. Ma wirig. SeefoVia,
'Young and
MoD.
war , Ben -
Pi
Fe
an
wegb
dr Ve
1 GRAIN, SEEDB AND DAIRY BODINE.—
WrO. Charters; Hensall ; A.
J. C. Laidlaw, Seaforth.
HORTICULTURAL PRODUCT
Alien, Goderich ; John St, t
miller : John Allis° , Exeter. I
VINE ARTS.—F. H lmeso3d, Sea,fortie ;
Wm. MoConnell; T ckersnai h.
Lewes' rs. Mc °mien and
Mrs. Atkiasen, uckers ith ; Mrs.
Mustard, Dublin ; iss Wilson, tHensall.
DOMESTIC MANUF CTURE8 ANt• YEGE-
TABLES.—John Petrie, Hallett ; A. K.
Robertson, Morris; Jas. Lang, Tucker -
smith ; Henry Davis, Wirigham
ok
• •
na
la
o second story
alighting hea.vil
The Professor
own bumps, so
well developed.
Fr—eel:ea:set leFrrkillo
1
t Petrolea, jump
g b Finch train
Ias in motion,
t e sidewalk, s
i flictieg othe
1 jades are sev
erMed fatal.
ed Davi
1
r.
if
e-
• 11
Gan.pida.
The Port Frank works are turning
oat 175 to 200 barrels of salt per day. .
—Six thousand immigrante have
settled in the Province of Quebec this
season.
—The managers
'Mist" have decid
through the whirlp
the 10th of Octobe
Governor-General
Louise have accepted the i
a ball by the citizen of
declined the dinner
—The new steam
r8.
Scott, bit
Miss S'mpson, 2d Wm. Hog ; wax
flowers, bit Roberti McMillan, d John
Walker; hair flowers, Mrs. job Hen -
collection of ladies' wor Mips
John
pbell ;
in wool
abinet,
awork,
work,
11
1.
derson;
Mary
Slatigh
cone wo
flowers
James
Joseph
Mrs. G
Do
cEwen; dres
er; sofa pillow, Robt. Ca
k,Hugh McCartney; Ber
A. Calder; Japanese
. Anderson ;. darned n
Henderson-; berlin woo
orge Smithers.
STIC MANUFACTURES.—T
domestic cloth, MitHS Nash; te
linsey evoolsey, bit Miss Mary
2d, Robert Cambell; Satinet
Nash • woven home made q
2d Miss M
e blankets, 1
d Miss Nott;
ble yarn, lst W. H. McCracken,
& Mary McEwen ; factory made
en Hogan, instruments, Wade B
nd Sewing machine, Singer Menuf
es,- Co. bit and 2(3; 'barrel niercha
cNevin ; bricks, John
Reckon tile, John Cart
in mat, Joseph Bulger- ;
gauntlets, Jeseph Ba
11
I the "Maid of the
nd the boat
s again on
nd Princess
vitetion
titres', but
hip Beum4va1e, of
d to se
01 rapi
•
tie Brazilian line, has arrived at Mon -
's a splendid
tees.] on her first trip, and
vessel of 1,500 tons.
1—At an auction sale on
Mr. Geo. Way, Bosanquett
few days ago, sheep sold a
01 each, and an o dinary fleeting colt
for $39. ,
—Eighteen hund ed dollars have been
subscribed in liontr al as the beginning
of a $20,000 fund or the expenses of
next winter's ice car ival.
8,8
1 ry
a-
*
:11
he farm, of
township, a
frone $9 to
yards
yards
°Ewen,
, Miss
1st
ry Me-
t Bliss
woollen
d Miss
uilt, D.
others;
during
ts flour,
Carter;
r ; beet
pair of
ger let
"If
• ' Robert McLean,
n; Ewen; home ma
ex. Mary McEwen,
• John
os. best c
2d sheeps
on; dogski
2d and 2d
16y, GAR
on; urn p
Hebroh,Joseph Townsend ; Early Rose,
ohn bit Alex. Davidson, 2d Thomas( Dodds;
wn, White Elephant, Jahn Hanneh ; ()ab-
ed, bage, st John Stafferd, 2d John Walk-
er; bl d beets, let Jolan Rattenbury,
2d W.
bit W.
EN VEGETABL 8..—Magntim Bon-
tatoes, John Eannah ; Beauty
ro-
e of
'te
••
or
—An action has ben enteredi against
I)r. Gaboury, ex -l1. P. . for Laval,.
Quebec, to disqualif him f r sitting in
the Assembly for seven Years for per -
apnea bribery.
—The Board of. Heal th Mentreal is
compelling the ewners of soap and glue
manufactories to remove their estab-
lishments outside the oity limits, as a
health precaution.
—The other day peter McCallum, of
forest dug 14 bushels of fine large pots, -
RS
as
'ur
111
001
ve
xc
a
11
ard, sq., B. 8Ci
igh chool, Walke
position and intend
rse of studies in
men., of the Tor
*et
I°
:1
CO
•on,
to
the
to
-
at
the
one
ock
in
at
11813
im-
t at
to
to
11
Exhibition
to be ono of
incisd,Exbibi
show of live,s
vet' before- see
eeting was bel
er day, to dis
whioli Lakes
would be ke
d it was decid
0 Governneen
in hand. • - ,
Free Press says Ha
sheep passed. thr
ays go. The los,
o ra s, importe
1,
ovin the etock itt
-t . T e animals we
Df Lo
oats
his
bush
corn
bus
Ver
to c
chil
that the Ca
making way t
sent out fro
adia
ere.
o, grew this
rota two ounc
at the rate of
I sown. Th
They weig
1.
nnean, of Mop
mina an Mel
under ten ye
o reoeive T
H of the la,gli upon
indow, and rolled eft,
on the street below.
as since been feeling his
e of which are pretty
y evening Mr. W. 1G.
the Division Co rt,
el off the Mooreto n.
t St ThoMas, whit it
nd struck his face !on
selling his nose. ad
injuries. Though is
re, they are not con id-
Smith, sr., who die at
hawanoo Cre k, Lake Road, Bosan-
uet, on the 18th inst., VMS aged [1.01
ears and 11 months. She was the
idow of Mr. _David Smith, of Anchter-
uchty, Fifeshire Scot and, and came
to Canada in 1058', settling along with
er eldest son, on the farm where lifki
4nded her days.
—A man named Sainuel Brown
siding in Gait', and acting as comme
traveler for the Guelph organ comp nye
while turning eat of the road to allow
Some drunken men to pass on the Moun-
tain road, near Hamilton, about e ght
o'clock Thursday night last week,ha his
buggy upset amd sustained a very se
fracture of his ankle.
—The agricultural and iedustrial ex.
re.
ial
GOO
bibition of the Canglans.wage Indian
Montreal, was attended by -an imam
etimber of spectators. The exhibit
departments were ve y fine,
'Mild do credit to any par of Can
The Indian curiosities were remediable
'for the taste aisplayea in the work npon
•
I —Molson's deenk, Moeteeal, recently
a at
age
in
and
des.
I • I .
!them,
advanced.$301,000 on a bit of lading
presented by p. Dewey, the tu
out to be a foegery and the bank
the -sem. Tbe detecti-vea are afte
fugitive in all directions, but Flo Is
tidings have been received of his w.
care
ugh
con -
from]
the
val.
year
s of
420
arie-
d 42
teal,
'cent
es of
urs-
ighteen mont)a
d labor.
are finding a
Australia, sh
national
One hunclre
ntreal broug
manufacturer $104 lear profit, alt
arge were 454. 1
ilto & Co., of Bran
e eyards of ove
Isla d, report th
will not be half Is
awba •one-fourthIi
the axly season ,c
n, sr. of Hastings,L nght
w.
face a sunflower Mat,
en inClieS diamet r and
rcumference. The stalk
grew was 11 feet q i cheat
ilson had ateethee Ma;
eter,
a
a
freight and c
—J. S. Ha
who control
acres on Pole
hardier grape
and- the Ca
steady rain o
rot and mild
—Mr. Wile
to the Star
measured fift
four feet in c
on which it
high. Mr.
measured tw
but it was st
—Mr. Ale
years past an
ward in the
is dead. He
ohildren. P
lum Mr. Sy
for many ye
shoe store.
—The saf
way station
ofisly robbed
The safe was
the morning
The robbers
1/1
IS
toes, the product ofilfa patent pailful of keys of the o
the Jumbo."
eed. They are a el w variety known as clue has yet
A poor
,—The revenue of the Dominion, ex- year, wife of
elusive of land melee, for the fiscal ,yeat ship of Ba
ending 30th of 3ure last, was $35,388,- assisting her
grain to the
the top of th
expired alm
was broken
$34, and expenditu
ing a surplus of $7,
—Rev. Percy M.
the late Rev. Wm
while visiting Re
Braetford, preache
e, $28,805,229, leav-
83,105.
Panshon, a son of
Mode); Punshon,
. Manly meson at
-for Mr. Benson's
oongregation on Su day last .
—Oue night late-lly two men attempt-
ed to rob a mail °eerier between South-
wold station and Lawrence, but the
i
latter, Walter Mill r by name, drew a
revolver and fright ned the fellows off,
—The storm o Sunday, 23rd nit.,
destruction of he pound
nets along the shore at Stonee,, Point, ou
completed the
Lake Huron, and fshing is suspende
for this fall. The etorra was ne of the
worst ever seen in that vicinity. -
' —The Washington authorities have
asked the Canadian Government for
information conneeted with the working
Of th Post Office 8avings Bank with a
View o its probable adoption.
—Mr. Counstell, of Ottawa, won the
e1,000 prize in the Orange lottery,which
took Place on the St. Lawrence river on
Tnesday of last week. A poor family
in Now York State won the $500 prize,
—Daring the prevalence of the rain
storni of Monday, 23rd ult., the resi-
dence of Hugh Bachanan, oii the 10th
concession of Plympton, was struck by
. McCracken ; Long mangolds, 1 lightning. Mr. Buchanan was so badly
H. MeCracken, 2d Robert Mc- burn on the arm, shoulder and side
a
•
—Mrs. E.
Bloor street
being about o re
the bride of he I
presented b he
pupils with 4 ver
and a rnagniflpen
their appre iatio
school.
—Mrs. Di na
man, died i4 LO
last week, al the
was born in Dan
plantation, 'n tle
previoue to he d
dence. A the
ried on the ame
35 year in ond
—The to owt
Forest Free Pree
cerning M Gal
and well -k own
*thews that •matt
and travelli g.
since he fir t beg
‘4Mr.Ga1br ith,
who is stop ing
met with a pai
night. Bea
he went ut
pro -
Wing
e is
ticks
t the
°ugh
ford,
150
t the
1crop
The
used
11
rity nchee in dia
len f one his gerdene
. Sy it gton, for soix
ervi, or of the refl.
nsan Asylum( at L
leaveH a widow spas
ior to coming to the
ington resided in W
s, where he eondu
at the Grand Teen
t Metritton, was in
of $2
feat]
but
must
ce
been
old
John
ton, ear Hamilton,
hush nd ie carting
barn, slipped and fel
loaf, to the ground
st imes ediately, ash(
n th
Raw
Su
e twp
otoryi
don
vera
Asys
tford
ted
reed
loses
the
r no
ere -
d $10,000 is offered fo his
aa br :cue?. an 1
—Mr. Thomas Wilson, a studeat of
Knox College, Toronto, who has =been
Rail.
steri
9,a few night ago.
locked as us al fit
he money was gone.
have had db. heat
nd safe locks. N
found. .
woman, in her 70t
Turner, of the town --
while
is fall
from
. She
r neck
doing missionary work at Auburn,
toba, during the summer month
who is now returning to Toronto,
presented a feW days since -with a
plimentary and gratulatorY addres
companied with a wet -filled
given on behalf of the Presbyteria
Auburn, Oberon, McQuarrie and
wood.
—The other day while Daniel
Phee was spading on the railway
at Wyoming, a young friend n
Armstrong: came op and gave li
push. McPhee fell with his treast
across obe of the rails, and just at that
moment te passenger engine struck him
and knoeked him off the track.1 His
head was badly cut, but he wilnot
stiffer any permanent injuries thereby.
His escape froin death was a verei nar-
row one.
—A project if3 on foot in Toron ee for
holding united' Evengelioal se vices
nightly during the winter. It is sug-
gested that all denominations 13,6111d
unite and appoint a central comMittee
of laymen, and that there shou d be
ani-
, but ,
was
ma. ,
ac.1
urges,
s of ;
ell -I
Mo-
ra&
tned
im a
sley, a teacher at tilts
day School, Vronte,
ove to Strathatla,n as
ev. S. W. Jones, WRS
fellow -teachers and
handsome gold watch
ark of
n the
10
•
fall,
album as a
of her work
alphis, a colon
don (m Thur
go of 115 year
ille, Ky., on
ed wo-
day of
She
slaye
year 1768, eight yea
clars.tion of i
go of 20 she w
plantation. S
n.
g paragraph fro
of the 28th u
•raith, the ce
phrenological h.ctnrer,
man to be still alive
t is thirty-five yeaWi
n lecturing in Ontario:
rofessor of Phrenology,
ay
t the FrankliluesdHouse,
rd accident on
'tee under the weather who bought her ticket she clai s as her
u the yeran from, a uncle, but declines to prosecute hini.
depe
8 ma
e live
four stations in the city, whe
Gospel would be preached in its sili
form by ministers or responsibl
'men, or by both. The scheme
lard before the Ministerial Assocj
at their next meeting, and, if fav
received will be carried, out.
m t
t., co
brat
.—Miss Lizzie Forbes,youngest
ter of George Forbes, London Ro
united in the ,holy bonds of matr
Tuesday morning of last week, t
Great, a thrifty young farmer o
laceburg, with whom she bees
quainted w141e teaching school i
R
formed the
quiet affair,
&o., being
sensible andt economical way of
over the affair, but not likely to
a popular way with matrimonial
dates.
—The firet general meeting
Algoma Lutaber Convexly took
at Ottawa a, few days ago. Th
the
pled
1-11
lay -
be
ia.tion
rably
Laugh.
, was
monyi
Neil -
Wal-
e
that
v. Geo. Cuthbertecee per-
remony, which was a very
ridesmaids, weddin cake,
ispensed with. Th 8 is a
etting
mime
candi
oistehnceet
of the company ig to sell, menu eicture
and dress lumber for Manitoba aid the
Northwest Territoiies. The hea1 place
of business of the company will be in
'Fort, William, near Prince Arthur's
;Landing, having extensive plani
' and docks there, now in operat•
the dressing and shipping of 1
The capital of the company is
all of which is paid up, and
directors are the only shareho
the company.
—George!A. Clarke, a West Eiaa Tor-
onto barber of the colored persuasion, is
a hippy man. He had the g4od for-
tune in his younger days to ne rry an
American girl of good connecti n, bat
in jIlltnble circtunstances. Fr years
they have plodded their way together
throngh this " weary vale" inlo. bscure
contentment, George having for several
years kept a little barber shop near the
corner of i Niagara and Douro streets,
and adjoining the Ban Head hotel. A
few weeks ago be received an imposing
miesive iron Washington to t e effect
that his spouse had fallen hei4 to the
ming little sum of $30,000, through a
will made by her :a1111t, who, it 4ppears,
WRS the relict of the late Gov rnment
Surveyor Stansbury, of Was ingtou.
The amount is one-third of a mane willed
to three sisters, two of whom, itecluding
Mrs. Clarke, leave married. colored hue -
bawls. George intends to continue hia
tonsorial profession, totwithetanding
the above substantial increaSe in hie
wealth.
—The giel who was defrauded in the
purchase a a railway ticket at Goderich
station a few weeks ago, has been re-
imbursed by the Grand Trunk Railway
o cials to the amouutof2.80, the fare
tram Port Huron to Bay C ty. She
galve her name as Sarah Muijpliy, and
stated that she was a wok at he Feint
Firm during the eummee. ¶rhe man
g mill
On for
mber.
40,000,
he five
ere of
1
1
':;t"