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food, end the 04.1bita in
es Qcry feta• 3!#lQ fellow.:•
s I)asueaT :--Rrooll mare,
Wellwood,. Solara foal, � T'
d.. 2 `yr old filiyt w Well
2 yr fila• gelding,^!`find 2;
old $lly; 1• and 2' W' well•
rebs, R d"M°Benzie, US
Yr' old entire; horses, T
ss .Brood `mare, 4An
y?Eorhes. �lorse'foa1.1
vvot
.ergo,, tomatoes, 0 K. How1'.(1�1�]
$mall: to1#letoea, ll?i ;$Qwao
n...
,JIIDaRs.—Heavy 'A
-rang :and genkzal
onto' JnhnIjstpn,Arp-'Gi Nott B:ncttedo;ordohotgc1Yiilt,'
A2iea BateB "4 Johpston Giant's Linen obiz6,Mrs
tt,Nott, AN hnston. ladles. un Iorolothittg, ma•
Ilapfieldil'a11,Show.. obine matte, , e's SWIing 3th eon9."0,
Qainpbollz'
The Stanley. Agricultural SCole y C1ilr etiaiit Endeavor Convention
fell show; held as usual at Pgf1p1d, The `Huron count yy Union of Ohrietian
was. a very good one this year. Al- Endeavor societies held•rte seoond:anunel
though conducted on a snnaller scale ' nventi n in the Carmel Presbyterian
ld : W Bbdtt', V Va•. (th;in
ejdtug, 5A''$coR, _V Vag
arae of'the more pretentious es=
1bitions, ,it is nevertheless their equal
.. 6h, Rene&% on Friday. Sept; 29 .
Circulars and invitations had been freely .
g1s '"gelding, ,H Birkby, J
y�horse, Sweets, w Qed-
in many respects, and a good dew! 01?
inis taken in it by the farmers
distribuW among all denominations where
,'young' People's Societies were organized,
', 3ehu Barr, -Span, Leyi
, Brood mare; T fiodd.
of° the surrounding country.. There:
was a good •competition in the differ=
orated to at.
asking that delegates be app„'
tend help'to make this convention both
T 11Taylor, jr.
6iim6l. I-Caw,J Grit 0114.were
ant classes. A large crowd of persons,
Wednesday,
anii
pleasant and profitable. Nor were the :
of
e old ' eifer, . C+, Sowlex?R
I e! er ' $ et
l , R• a
� s+ �
present on the sec=
and da the show: We re t:that
gee
our: aC '1
� e n t allow a more a tend
P w.i t o x
°ffioere disappoiatedr foo} the.. attendance;
. W%ci good, and the deepest interest prevail:. •
t
aprlf, NCuming D oqk
ed ?lptice, .Thi prize list is as*follows.
}� i
,ed t ronghont• the sees. ons.^ �
morning session commenced at 10
hmen, ':f Armour 48n11,
!'Stier, J $fire, R Scott
laossRe-8>naays DseIIon'r =Brod mare;,
Levi Trick. 'Foal, L6i
,.Tile
O'clock, President Henderson in the chair.
' Rev Mr Swann, Hensel),
naor, R Corlop; D Sootb ,
Trick. 2 yr old
geldiog or filly, 1and 2 John Stephenson,
He called upon of
for the address of welcome; who on. behalf
--C1Rw„;Corley, J Arm-.
Salkold & Son, 8 anworking horses, 1
and1 Jn Sparrow;-. Bates..
of the local societies, And the kind .People
of Hensall, wished the delegates to enjoy
�}'tyldeheifmrr CodlteS ; C
Yr old helfer+ M�Wllarilt ,,
(Imm z ,P�xco1ss� ,.Brood mare, T Nie•
holeoon. Foal, '.� Nioholyon. 2 yr old geld.
their extended hospitality..
An a2knowLe�lneut_wAs Wart rumde Qa
Hei#er om�r Thos Rosa, Gk.
yr�gld etedrs,,� ' 4Roee, SJ
ef �yeurlipg, steers, R
-ins prhil},W f3tel lYiig, eiq Doli; H Daiaiisi.
.span .-working horspol- keI ' & Son, John
Walking
_
Vehslf of those present, by the Rev John
Roes, of Brussels.
Pair:etee palyes"T Boss,
Campbell. teamongaIl;
W Sterling, 6th:oon.
Tho lrliltates of bhe�Vingham convention.
was read and adopted, Then followed re -
Thos' toss, John 01AOnr..
J & Jndergon, D (look.
R'RoeDsmus.--Brood inure, i and 2 P Me-
Dougall. Foal, A Grainger, P MoDoagall.
porta from the Secretary and the different
Societies of the county, showing that the,
increase
wuus-=Aged,ram, N Cum.
2 yr old gelding or filly, S 8usi6a. Yr old
!geldingg or filly, S Hoston. Span; 0 reb,
Union had made a very marked
over the past year, and inspired a.deternii-
Son. SliesiWig ram, -J
;uming. Ram” lamb, J
J Wilds. " Single OW16ter; P McDougall.
nation for a most. vigorous campaign the .
imiilgJ ;. ''P,ati ;quell ewes,
ig P;atr Sh 9 ewes,
OA,D"oR Honsss.—Foal, P Webongall,
J painpbell:•2 yr'"olct.,gelting •or filly J
coming year.
Rev Mr Henderson was appointed Bele-
Provincial. Convention,
"t.
Saetinge Pair :ewe
Salkeld, T. Ward. Yr old gelding or-filiy,
Salkeld & son, Jn Salkeld. .Lad driver,'
date to attend the
in St. Catharines, on October 10,11• and 12.
N'Cninln :
in Gj•r"to Aged ram, R
M H
Mira Elliott, "Miss Beattie. Saddle horse,.
J Beattie A 1Jrwin, Dog and pony race,
The afternoon session was opened with a
prayer and praise meeting; led by Rev E.
°rling7rsm, -Harrison,
A1 2 R mi GQ6wan Aged
yV,Cook,2artin Marks.
Gita-, CATTLE. -Milch cow, GH Hewson,
Softley, Hensall, after which reports were
given of the Montreal and Cleveland Inter-
soa Shearltu owes, M'
ve lambs, R 10GOW' S'n, •M
J MoNaughton. 2 yr old heifer, W Elliott,
J Reid. Yield bf ifer., 1 and 2 W Elliott.
national Conventions, by Pres. liendereon,
of Hensall, and A. T. Uooper, of Clinton,
3t eheep, J Cdi hes, era R
hoop, J'Barr '
Fat bow, heifer or'eteer, J Reid, A Elliott.
Heifer calf, W Elliott,' W G+'Johnston. 8
respectively.
The following officers were then reported
4izko ':',Aged bear, S Ed
Brood;sow, Jus Zenry &
yr,old steer, Valid 2 W H Woods. 2.Fr old
steer, • land 2 John, Reid. Yr old steer, W
by the Nominating Committee, and ap.
i proved by the Convention: President, Rev ,
Boaz Iitterecl in .93, 1
Sow lityored, '$, H
Elliott, J XWitig,hton. Heifer calf, thor-
Gt. 8. Cobblediak, Brussels; Vice -President,
in
hman .; •' •`
onghbred, W Elliott; Elcoat Bros.
L==Tiia Smwl,.—Ram, Elcobt Bros,
Mr A. Ireland, Wingham; Secretary, A. T.
Cooper, Clinton; Treasurer, Miss'G. M.
Agbd ::bear, J Armopr:
-w H Woods. . Shearling ram, J Salkmld,
Elder, Seaforth; Councillors, Rev ,H. H.
,t, T 8 TayTor jr-"Boat
� Scott, J Ow•ene - Soyr
Eleoi<t Bros. Rain lamb, Salkeld & Son.
Pair ewes, Elocat Bros, J Salkeld. Shear•
Watsbu, Wingham; Rae J. D. $errin, Bay-
field, and Miss Mills, Lucknow. -
Scott,, J Owens :Pen of
lilig ewes; Salkeld• & Son, Elcoat Bros
The President's address was full of good
''IEwe,
e, 1 land '2 JJ Harrioglr.
lambs, Salkeld. & Son, Elcoat Bros.
Fat l epp, Th Salkeld.
suggestions, and if space would permit we
should like to have it printed in ull. The
Rooke,.Leghorns, Spate-
St1aorAsrtr,EDowxS•—Shearling ram, 1 and
Christian Endeavor -stood higher in num-
Air :any other variety, •all
2 Jn Donkin, Ram lamb, Jn Salkeld, in
bees, influence and -power than. evei before;
sour
arm`•gate, V. Vancrman.
Dunkin. Pair ewes; Jn Dunkin, Jn Salk.
rad. Shearling ewes, J Dunkin, A Duncan.
the Society had more influence on present
civilization then its railway system; it set -
'P D Sho*ere.
:Or.,.,Doub a est?riage, Jae
Ewe lambs, 1 and.2 J,Duakin.
BRR>fsa RE Pias.—Aged boar, R Penhale,
tled .the question of questionWe amuse-
( menta by substitutional employment.
, V Vanoriaaa. Plow,;T
iaos. Gang., plow, T H
W Townsend. Brood Sow, S Beatty, W G
Johnston. Boar, J Johnston, W MoAllis-
• The President elect, Rev G. H. Cobble-
diok, gape an excellent talk on 'The Pledge.
ter. Sow, 1 and 2 W McAllister.
Why?" .although a subject that has often
fall'wl}eat, C1 Moffatt, R I
SIIaaoLs Pros.—Sow, A Elliott, Young
been talked from, yet the president
fail wheat,. J, & J dander-
sow, As Johnston.
brought to light many new reasons why
Fall; wheat; any kind,,
h tGleo Moffatt.
G AND Smmzos.—White winter wheat,
this golden -bound preage, should be. used by
wea,
srin ,7,&
R %4t, Anderson..
g Furze, Jn Salkeld. Red wintex wheat, J
galkeld, S Furze. Spring wheat, S Furze,
every Society.
"Hints for thaTrayer Meeting"' was in-
lwarasi;"Q N t►H Bisoir
fl .Uitfdad Small dead;,
;J' Salkeld. Large peas, S Furze, J Salkeld.
amell' pear, w Townsend, S Furze. Six
trodaeeo by Miss Stewart, of Goderich,
and she, gave sddh an .wellent ppaper that,
Aisonesion which
Vlbffttttr Large,p0es;;Cleo'
ry,RMti(lotwar}, Jld rrieop
rowed.. barley, A Jobnoton. Two rowed
];ails,,; Jn Salkeld, John !Judson. Small
the Convedtion, iti the
followed, knew of, na other ways.that the
avaRs. - (�loljlen.l negq d ,
do J Anderson. $1.1— tj1
yjr]iite oats S h"nrze, a Danoan. Blabk.
oats, J, Hn son, J !!Veld. Timothy seed in
model prayer meeting, as described by Miss'
Stewart.: oourd hie• impfi i -ed on'.
Anderson.' t no,W a' 0,
Salkeld,;Ieaeo Salkeld. Corn, t3grlkelyd, S
Mise C#reae 111dgr, of gealokth, with then
'agXor Pros.. 1t'3 GFr #-
If'ottya * ; -
subject "The Country gdoiety"t gave many
Drug, tt Doman. -• tsome
ne, aH McLean, '961.)k
..
ly�t � >,i Ant POW
N.x••JI mar. •Y!'.0Ph"_...
R ">sahhale; W ElIigtt , �y
CSIIRt2e. –+• Hotliw�iugde rid'
,tor' A JTbhnsb6n; . Some -i
d, colored, G 960, A Johnston,
home made, A Johnston, U£rs,
fide;shin tte, A Joluston. .`
;� Sterling, 6th co
nett. • :Woo ora, A Xo`hn
Merl#ng, t .son,.
instony a`OVe4on. W
l UlOtt, Mfse,'Steriing'r '4ca.
coke, Mrtl Cl Nott, G $13ewoon.
t7solY#ngs,: ;1VLieti:d.albof;, .Mrb (�`'
n eoolts, '�,`tb Gi'U%tt.: Wobrlen gl
ineton. �Vobllbn ; nlits,'l�e'1�VE
ataitatrxs'•�-Singlb ' bu8gyr �' i•
A plough with skimmer,- J 'f
Wait plough without Almmt
i ; 'Glans plotti;h', T' ; Beatty,.
aril! or bultivator ticuf�er, T $r
haiee:,ehoee,, O 1`rwin, , .Pump,
aeon. YititYling�;,fnilbuom tchii
in 'itoDucii.— ub salt bA*r 's
�tige. �IS�Ibil�erll�bttttbr, �";?d`pfd
ltlgJ G Ixt�A littiF�re�, d": �'oltntlf�
Wd
That'll bought trom the best
M4nufact r,.ers, and sel..ectedby
exp.erienew - buyers -There
more. the prices., etre right and,
_ qual>ity: good:
W Shades
��dow ,
that are absolutely► opaque and
washable, mounted•on'.the best
rollers:
ARE NOW FOR (SALE AT
° l a
.o ersBo. S
Co k
p �
The Rifle Matehes.
The following is, the list of prize
winnersat-the-matches-over Atholcott -
Ranges last Monday:—
FiRsTMATOH.—Lt.-Col. Wilson 1st;,
E. GS..Courtice.2nd,,N,.,Robson. 3rd, J.
Dodds 4th, A. Wilson 5th, J. Roberts
6th, J. Worden 7th'.
,SECOND MATCH.—J. Worden 1st, E'. .
G. Courtice 2nd, C. Wilson 3rd, . J.
S donee 4th, J. Johnston 5th, J. Dodds
6th, A. Wilson 7th, N. Hobson 8th:
. NuRsEnT.—A. M. Todd Ist, T. C.
Doherty 2nd, M. D.• McTaggart 3rd, J.
Emmerton 4th, B. G4ibbings 5th, John
Ford 6th, G}. Gilchrist 7th.
AGGREGATE.—J. Worden !sty E.
G. Courtice 2nd, J.: Dodds 3rd, A. Wil-
son 4th, N. Robson 5th.
EXTRA SERins.—C. Wilson 1st, A.'
Wilson 2nd, E. G. Courtice 3rd, N.
Robson Ath. Lt-Xol.._ Wilson 5th, J.
Dodds 6th John Spooner 7th, J. Johns.
ton Sth, , "J. Worden 96b, B. GSibbings
10th, 'J. S. -Roberts 11th, M. D. Me --
Taggart 12th, T. C. Doherty 13th, J. T.
Lee 14th,,C. Hale 15tH.
f tw gAta�tforatitts
For !Sale or To .!tent.
A Cottage and stable with two acres of land.
A good bearing orchard thereon, situated on
Victoria Terrace on the banks of the Bayfield
rt6er. JOHN MoGARVA.
STRAY NEER.
Broke into subscriber's Premises, lot 4, Huron
Road, Gtoderioh township about the 30th of se t,
a two-year-old roan sstbery.� pThe owner ie hereby
him cow y.Br10HNreHO MEBy charges and take
AUCTION SALE.
_OFA-
MAPLE `RIDGE FARM•. ' and STOCK.
The undersigned Will offer ' for sale ou the
ppremise, - lot 14 "3rd Concession of. st"19y, on
WCONE DAY. bot. 18r hit hpautifai farm of
100'iotok. situated in Steale5r,1 riiilb from Banca -
field Statton,7 miles from eaforth and Clinton,
well underdrained with tile,and nearly all id state
of first-elsm cultivation won watered, largge
bsrn; with axone stables, game house, two oroh-
arde;.,altlq"pe�ietity thotoulered 6hrolisbit'e Rheep
'imported and Canidiait.bred, ali.re etered;and
many c1'. them pi+lze fviahere, 6 of hem. alms
18 -ram• ismos �lialanoe ewes, l0 Bead of cattle,
horeee aitd otlief Articles, •
Teretes —All stein, of idle aitd, •udder otlgbp r,ter
that amount'12 inrontlib credit ott fern bins
approved joint' >idtes; 6 dltooant of, a pet Dent
per ennam. fci'� each oil credit amounts JOHN
DUTiSRl,1'fop. F7. 33os9ltlNabttRY, Ate a't
�Y'].G� ' tb�'e ' ��I'
Por "tlale cheap under rhortgerge, on+ monthly
�e►Itne'Ute Of lil•1.5G, '
'Lar�0:2-s�or�'�ric� Sto�� andFram�'�arn
Yn the Torn �of Olinttin. A'�ip1y"'t0
LO�TnON DCg'1�' t�Cl>Li;�AI��, .
T;oz��nax, �OtYx
tT ecce. ted Prices forW. .
Cato
You ma thinly 1t the
wrong t><me.of ;tbe , o. buy..
much,
(vFott4II >tlnd'erR4lydir wry eireulpstancee. lt'rYla ! bq, but in
view of the. Special %iargaine we are giving; ITIS NOT-
A few days ago we bought a quantity of Cottons below even
mill pr!Qes and the good's are now here. ,
N4w we have plenty of : tattOn op hand for an. ordinary' sea- -
son's trade, and this. lot must not . interfere with regu-
•lax` stocks, Therefore in order ta► tura them into mo-
ney�again"' to hustle, ,them , out in • Slid t; °order we Are ,
going to .sell, them -at prices that should clear them out,
in a week's time and give you .the Cheapest Cottons
you ever bought. It will pay you to buy now even. if
you don't use them till spring.
o.
What's the • darter. with Theso: Prices ? :
There's Nnthink• the Matter withthese Goods
d -Good Greg -Cotton 4ic-- -a yards A 1 value. at 6
or 62'C• 23 yards for $1.
Aw~ Good Grey Cctton 5c a yards worth easily. 76
.20yards for 81.
An Extra. Good Cotton at 6c a yard, value at 9c
17 yards for $11
With these Cotto:ms ire will sell 55 pairs
All Users, aa=ask and Suck Sample �
Tovvelss, Large Sizes, worth at least
200 a piece.
Your.'Ghoice, Two for. 25 .cents ,
We give values in Flannels that are by
long odds better than any in the trade
Fair Union Flannel 9 cents.
n
i n Flannel 15 cents
Good U o
A Goo n
A Line Mostly Wool, some advertise it as an ail
i res in rural districts and
tib sop dt syn
doubt, will he pradtieed, by them: " Wool 'Tally ! aft FiV lie but if . allnsti although
r coming inontha;
$cerin .of,sayfield, th the en to it looks' like it. 'Our Ar co' 18e A regular
agelization among the','youpg;
morpol ei<psrXO "h of the worts' :2r. riannelo, Plain or. T'wi'll 20c.. A 28et
iabrpool, wl►ere: , he ;los, until a .
is previous, iesidea, ana took an ...: :
t in thitl itriptirtant work: ' w
earns Program were' aomewhat ling for 23' Qont
fel it'.proVa,Very interedting and
° 'ol ' 9c a $eantif W Fine Soft All Wool Ftannel
W. Holti(ieer of.Clinton, in the, That We
ltev, Bbllery, of Wingham, gave, � �
tastxo :a4droos, sithongh he that Ofd &r `95C. art yosr ai d. thought we were giv
hbhad:tOspoak.,intirs6tndtweptY':
�revieuo ao the time al;meetmg. i,ng- goon `va'lit s0 We . Wei e, but e,e a h selling
he grAn4cst work'to whldh' oils;` ; : ;. :.°
5ur•attihoon, lite -place to leo able i1akets d1 8r8Y1C.el It 11tmans tlilf�4ubtelt�ly.�leSt �valiles..
ottani Aird reep6n'sible work was':
ltd" attsd of •C1h let. ` a•. t. .
I teed v+Stir t o � ., . •: , •
t.
Eer'in 6f 'lea ae1�i, a atb, fir etnemhe :iv alwa tt.have ust what we a, vor, IOeJ�.A, cola-•
r J k
pp ,
n9ites :enlargltl °nliie'addrbsstii'i' n . D. .. r l
goon, and which watl ,gttlte as iny: sa'V+ ybt�i mlcilsey 4n ev'ty#i�y ciollaxr: wol•th 3 du I,t1y i,
1. Larkin, of., Clh&thAm epekb: _ *,
tration; since it WeO: the kit, w `
P. S. o! C.bl, has blld htcblp �, R'xcuratons to the wdkl� e. b'ttir, will talt'e
��ii 1,
ed t3riiikttiatYntla4 tldying+hwb;';PX�,°e ovory FRIDAY And, SAT'il.1i,DAY
state ttl lYot hioflf iiietlr bob a coitus' the mdrith of October, y
I o£ men. �itiit o6nldwiot oftend'�
thou+ for,* Clhr#ewialr u bYlal to FARE
$,Jo o told tdt 12 days
see dfid timl rlglit inirq fictive bor ottrie, leketb,:'itttd all ('06rniatttin X .
lb
itl av tet3hM8t w Sts, apljlY,•tq ? °
ilatg iiiea l owldad1+5e nonB�� r
ffa, exec r, !� �n'd Rett« � •
lieldla'.lyilntc9f� r`Yay; l�
t