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The Huron News-Record, 1894-10-17, Page 7011110114, 017'1E. WM 04 14(220/XV Ito snvagrixim 100 ta tlredz and tlas leeevie WB 44/1140040) 1344* In the bac,, leketeld talie Seetexg In time, a avoritti BreseOption 10 the beet perdue at. Ole Vrne, IV a poet, 007 ter as, in'eglatuittoo, wok, derange - of the, tenAgle ia *0.70,1ril.17 ,11„, ,, ,,, i.flg 14 the ITOInkt Centel 42141, Vter- be debility, • 'Natters; Onew,, t1ar. 41 ,Temeiteget, ,W. 11 .14y0; 'T reel as,,if nett a fleet lease or 0, stem •tearing " tlie rePeriation,^ 1 trust eesee, e e that (Amite wile read tee se? Y;C' 11 tame beneffrom it yeur . --'="' ,.amonderful uteeici e a -'---------- .i ,.,. • a Mss Ciinvii4Er, ee • if 4.tesQ1' 8LLICk NXEDIGINES - ON. MAL.. NM` r VI."0-1 ' ,La.:17gAtZ)....41:4,4,,Way•X"C.W al I. I *War Oelell11100.11.0•41•Fal.••••••••;••••••••10.1 • . .•••••••••,. • I The- fluron News -Record 'LSO a Year -M.25 in Advance :WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17th, 1894. ,.. Nitaulley Fall Show Prize List. ,.. . Thc Members, President McNaugh- tOn and officers of the Stanley Branch ' Agricultural Society are to be congra- . PUlated on, the splendid exhibition held , en Bayileld last Tuesday and Wednes- day The only great inconvenience VS chilly weather, hut this did not 'prevent a good crowd, for the receipts ' anIcrkinted to about $200 at the gate. A, Meeting will be held at Elliott's 1.hotel, Rayfield, on Saturday, 20thinst., 'When, peize, money will be paid. Fol - 'Ming are the names of the winners:— HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES. — Two 'year ..Old gelding or filly, W. McAllis- ter, Span working horses, Geo. Bates. General •purpose. ---Brood mare with foal; foal notludged with mare, P. Mc- • Dougall, Thos. Harrison. Foal, P. Mc- • Dougall, Thos.Harrison. Span working • burges;Isitac Salkeld & Sons, Matt Bates. Best 'walking team general purpose or draeght,. lst prize by George Erwin, • Reiee 1 set whefletrees, value $3, 2nd by '• society, $1, H. 'Weston, W. Sterling. Roadster.—Brood mare with foal, foal • ot judged with mare, special by E. Ellliott, Esq., R. Charter & Sons, P. • McDougall. Foal, lst, $L50, 2nd by E. •Elliott, Esq.,P. McDougall 1 and 2. Two.year olgelding or filly, R. Char- ter & Sons, S, Huston. One year old gelding or filly, M. McNaughton, R. Blair. Span of roadsters, H. Grieve, C. • Great. Single roadster in buggy, by • E. Swarts, A. Forbes, Dr. Whitely. Carriage Horses.—Two year old geld- . ing or filly, T. Ward. One year old gelding or filly, R. Charter & Sons, J. Dunn. • Span of carriage horses, 16 • hands high or over, J. Wild. Single - [ carriage horse by J. Pollock Esqe A. Mclelurchie 1 and 2. Lady driver, W. • Elliott, T. Ward. Saddle horse, no • horse which has been exhibited in any other class to compete, 1st prize by E. Elliott Esq., $2, 2nd prize by Dr. Sheppard, $1, Jno, Salkeld, P. Mc- Dougall. GRADE CATTLE.—Milch - COW, John • •Woods, G. H. Hewson. Two year old heifii W. Elliott 1 and 2. One year old ifer, W. Elliott, W. H. Woods. , Fat oW, heifer or steer, W. H. Woods ..,• 1 and 2. Heifer calf, Elcoat Bros., W. Elliott. Best three year old steer, W. H. Woods 1 and 2. Best two year old tee' steer, W. Elliott, W. H. Woods. Best ore s, one year old steer, Matt Bates, Jno. •e' McNaughton. Best bull calf thorough- bred, pedigree to be produced, Elcoat Bros., Jno. Reid. Best heifer calf, • thoroughbred, pedigree to be produc- ed. Elcoat Bros., W. Elliott. LEICESTER SHEEP.—Ram, two shears = '• .; and over, R. Carter &Sons, G. Penhale. Sheatling ram, G. Penhale, R. Charter & Sons. Ram lamb, G. Penhale, R Charter & Sons. Pair ewes, having raised lambs in '94, two shears and over, R. Penhale, Elcoat Bros. Pair shearl- ing ewes, R. Penhale 1 and 2. Pair ewe lambs, R. Penhale, W. Grieve. Pair fat sheep, any breed, R. Charter & Sods, Jno. Salkeld. Shropshiredowns. —Aged• ram, two shears and over, Jas. McFarlane, A. Duncan. Shearling e ' ? ram, Jilts. McFarlane, Jno. Salkeld. Ram lamb, Jas. McFarlane 1 and 2. •y •Pair ewes, having raised Iambs in '94, •" •two shears and over, Jas. McFarlane, f A. Dimean. Pair shearling ewes, Jas. McFarlane 1 and 2. Pair ewe lambs, • Jas. McFarlane 1 and 2. •, HERKSHIRE PIGS.—Aged boar, C. Troyer, R. Penhale. Brood sow, hav- ing littered in '94, Wra. McAllister 1 and 2. Boar, six months or under, • Wm. McAllister 1 and 2. Sow, .FfiX months or under, W. Johnston 1 and 2. Poland China Pigs.—Aged hoar, Wm. Sinclair, R. Penhale. Sow, having littered in IA, Wm. Sinclair 1 and 2. Boar, six months or under, Wni. Sinclair 1 and 2. Sow, six months or under, Wm. Sinclair 1 and 2. Special. --Trtmworth, aged hoar, P. Baker, Jas. Johnston. DAIRY PRODUCE.—Tub silt butter, 00 lbs. or over, W. Elliott, Mrs. Burdge. 25 lbs. salt butter, by E. Swarts, Mrs. Butdge, Wm. Elliott. 5 lbs. butter, Sufficiently salted for table use, 1st by n Fraser, Esq., W. Cook, John Johnston. Home made cheeseee.eire. • Burdge. Two bottles home made wtne, • G. H. Hewson, Mrs. Wild. Honey in jar, A. Duncan, R. Mcllveen. Loaf home made bread, W. Sterling, Jno. Johnston. Loaf ba,ker's bread', Thos. King. GRAIN AND SEEDS.—TWO bushels white winter wheat, W. Townshend, S. Purse..• Two bushels red winter wheat, Jno. alkeld, Isaac Salkeld & Son. Two bushels spring wheat, Simon Mittleholtz, John Salkeld. Two bush- . els large peas, Joseph Wilds, S. Furse. Two -bushels small- peas, S. Furse, W. Townshend. Two bushels six rowed barley, J. Herd, Thos. Ward. Two bushels two rowed barley, John Salk- eld, Isaac Salkeld & Son. Two bushels sneall white oats, P. Durand, Joseph Wild. TWO hushels black oats, Jos. Efudeon, Jos. Wild. Bushel timothy eed, Jno. Salkeld. Twelve ears of torte Special by James Burns, Esq., Tz)a1keld, Jno: Biggart. %ft.—Collection of grapes, G. H. Hewson, Jos. Wild. Fell apples, four • varieties, five of each, W. Elliott, W. Townshend. Winter apples, four . varieties five of each, W. Stirling, 6th • collo Fl.'Darrah. Collection of apples, flit of each variety, Joseph Wil, • Thos. Harrison. Pears, four varieties, 1# five i)f etteh, Jos. Wild, W. Sterling. • le' .0011ectient pear* five of each, Jos. Wilds Miss Brien/lett. Twelve peaches` MrS. Weston, G. It. Hewson. Six •Irenebee greepes, G., H. Howson, Jos, Wild, Ora) apples, ,Tooy J4104014 W. ToW1144110... IrXeat'ra11141M,*--TWO heltelfe eaulidowe ekes Wild, Tolen .0:01U1Sten. Twelve emote fOr tablo me, GM, HOMO% MPS, 'estOn,TWel.Verpasnipp, Nst..Zulot;t, , Heriert. •l'wo ntrettjekilles be" es •relepettoe, W. TOWnSheed, Thee, Harrisbn. erotatee Rin large English, S, MiUe}Itz 1.Snowden. peekpotatoeonione, Cattadien,W.Steri- log R. Snowden. 'eck alter Onions,W, Sterling, • .Ino. Salkeld. Twelve field turnips i R..80dwdell, j. Wild. Twelve field carrots, W. Sterlitig, .T. Wild. Three Beads white celery,. G. IL flew. hon R. Snowden. Three heads red celery, no, McNeughton, R. Snowden. Six beads winter radishei,R. Ponhale, J. Wild. Two citrons, Thos. Harrison, R. Penhale. TwO watermelone, Thos. Harrison, Jiro. Salleeld. Peek of large beans, Thoe. Harrison, Mrs. G. Nott. Peck • of small beans, W. Sterliug, S. Furse. Peck of large tomatoee, W. Sterling, W. Hewson. Peek of small tomatues, G. H. Hewson, R. Snowden. Bushel early potatoes in box or basket, D. Prouse, Jno. Johnston. Bushel late potatoes, Geo. Erwin, Jos. Wild. Six tield marigolds, long red, P. Baker, W. Elliott. Six field mengolds, yellow globe, John Salkeld, D. Prouse. Six beets for table use, Jno. Salkeld, D. Prouse. Six heads cabbage, G. H. Herbison, Jos. Wild. LADIES' WORK.—Knotted pillow sham, Miss Talbot. Braided pillow sham, Mrs. G. Nott, Miss Sterling. Embroidered pillow sham, Mrs. Nett. Crazy woek, Mrs. Nott, Miss Sterling. Crochet tahle mats, Mrs. C. Campbell, Mrs. Nott. Toilet mats, Mrs. C. Camp- bell, Mrs. Nott. Crochet drape, Mrs. Nott, Mrs. C, Campbell. Table drape, Mrs. N.ptt, Mrs. C. Campbell. Sofa Pillow, Mrs. Nat, Mrs. C. Campbell, Crochet in twine, Mrs. C. Ceinpbell. Hooked islets, Mrs. Nott, Miss Talbot. Embroidery on silk, satin, or velvet, Mrs. C, Campbell. Boquet of flowers, large, Mrs. G. H. H'ewson, Miss Sterl- ing.. Boquet of flowers, small, Mrs. G. H. Hewson, Miss Sterling. Crochet work in wool, Mrs. 0. Campbell, Mrs. Nott. Crochet work in cotton, Mrs. C. Camp- bell, Miss Talbot.- Einem oiclery in silk, Mrs. C. Campbell, Mrs. Nott. Fancy whisk holder, Mrs. G. Nott, Mrs. C. Campbell. Knitting in worsted, Mrs. C. Campbell, Miss Talbot. Knitting in worsted, faticy, Mrs. C. Campbell, Mrs. G. Nott. Arrasene work, Mrs. G.Nott, Miss McOlinchey. Chenile work, Mrs. Nott, Mrs. C. Campbell. Bead work. any design, Mrs. G. Nott, Mrs. C. Campbell. Point lace, Mrs G. Nott, Mrs. C. Campbell. Crewele embroid- ery, Mrs. C. Campbell, Mrs. Nott. Silk patch work, Mrs. G. H. Newton, Mrs. G. Nott. Quilt in patch work, Mrs. C. Campbell, Miss Talbot. Fancy quilt, Mrs. C. Campbell, John Johns- ton. Log 'cabin quilt, Mrs. C. Camp- bell, Mrs. G. Nott. Knotted or crochet quilt, Mrs. C. Campbell, Mrs. Nott. Gent's linen shirt, Miss Sterling, Miss Talbot. Ladies underclothing, machine made, Miss Sterling, Mrs. C. Campbell. Etching in cotton or silk, Mrs. G. Nott, Mrs. T.King. Gent's fancy flannel shirt, Mrs. Nott, Mrs. C. Campbell. Plain hand sewing,. Mrs. J. Whiddon, Mrs. J. Sterling. Wax fruit, Mrs. James Johnston. Feather flowers, Mrs. Nott. . Darned - socks or stockings, W. Sterling, Mrs. G. Nett, Berlin wool work, Bat, Mrs. Nott, Miss Sterl- ing. Berlin wool work, raised, Miss Talbot. Drawn work, Mrs. C. Camp- bell, Miss Snowden. Fancy pin cush- ion, Mrs. . Nott, Mrs. C. Campbell. Pencil drawing, Mrs. C. Campbell. Crayon drawing, water color paint- ing'oil painting, kensington painting, all taken by Mrs. C.Camphell. Lustre painting, Mrs. C. Campbell, Miss Snowden. Painting on silk, satin or velvet, Mrs. C. Campbell, Miss Talbot. Best collection of house plants, Mrs. G. H. Hewson. IMPLEMENTS .—Lumber wagon, pat- ent arm, F. Hess. Single buggy, F. Hess 1 and 2. Covered buggy, D. Mc- Naughton, F. Hess. Best chilled plough with skimmer, Jas. Swan. Iron beam plough without skimmer, L. Beatty. Pair iron harrows, F. Hess. Gang plow, L. Beatty. One-horse drill or cultivator scuffler, James Swan. Set horse shoes, hammered, not polished; G. Irwin. • MANUPACTURES.-10 yds home-made flannel, white, G. Nott, R. Snowden. 10 yds colored flannel, borne -made, G. Nott. Pair woollen blankets, W. Mc- Chinchey, Miss Brownett. Skein of woollen yarn, ten knots or over, Jno. Johnston, Miss Sterling. Skein stock- ing yarn, Mrs. G. H. Newson, Jno. Johnston. Pair woollen stockings, Mrs. Weston, Mrs. 0. Nott. Pair of woollen socks, Mrs. Weston, Mrs. G. H. Hewson. Pair cotton stockings, haud-made, Mrs. G. Notte Mrs. Wes- ton. Pair cotton socks, hand -made; Mrs. 0. Nott, Mrs. Weston. Pair a/woollen loves, T. Talbot, Mrs. Wes- ton. Pair woollen mitts, Miss Sterling, Mrs. J. Whiddon. Set single harness, J. Tippett, T. Cameron. ItOrrilx Oroueb Stww raze List, -)z.mn; PUteleme-Teems Ames eteyposiie,"0 A Dale, U Mefirien, ldrood. mare, 0 Dale), 4 Reynolde, More teal, J 13eruoda 5,Shertreed, Horse 191d, Dale, J. A Dele, 2 -yr old geleine, DON g'Yr old rUy, Shortreed, ef'Dale, Tear old gelding," 0. Dela Yea old JI Dale, ,Shortreed. 2. -yr old entire colt, Jas 811011, 0 Dale & Son, Voile Pelts feeledin 1864 P Eisher Generali ood, J Reynolds 0 Whiteman. limed mare, 1 & 2, Cl W'Teylet, Mare foal, 0 W Ta ler, 0 Obristopher. Horse foal, 0 W Tay- lor, J MoKirinen. 2 -yr old gelding, T Ross. 2 -yr old filly, R Ferris, J MoCal- lum. Year old gelding, J McCallum, It 0 McGowan. Year ()Id My, H Ross, T Ross. Carriage team., Materobie & Co. Itoadsters—Span, 0 Howson, L. Lott, 13rooil mare, John Tanner. Horse foal, J Tanner, J J Walker. Mare foal, M Ham- mond, R 13 MeGowan. Stallion, M Ham. mond. 2 -yr old gelding, Mra 4. E Sage, W H Harreion. 2 -yr old ally. P Seneltzer, D Moore. Year old gelding, Mrs Sage, Year old filly. W Knox, R Pollard. Single driv- er in buggy, T C Doherty, W Campbell. Saddle horse, L Lott. Sweepstakes, beet mare 9r gelding, 3 Dale. CATTLE — Thoro-bred Durham — Mich cow, R Corley. Jas Snell. 2 -yr old heifer, 1 & 2 J Snell. 'Year old heifer, N Cuming, J A.rrnour. Heifer calf, Snell, 3 Potter. Aged bull, J Cuming, J Potter. Year old bull, J Shortreed, J Cuming. Bull calf, R Corley, W Snell. 2 femeles and 1 male, J Snell. GRADES.—Milch cow, R Medd, N Cumine. 2 -yr old heifer, Jn Watt, R Medd. Yr old heifer. T Ross, R Ferris. Steer calf, 1 and 2 R Ferris. 2 -yr old steer, 1 and T Ross. Yr old steer, 1 and 2 T Ross. Fat steer, 1 and 2 Thomas Ross. Herd of cattle, W 11 Harrison. Heifer calf, J. Armour, H M Harrison. Sugsr.—COTSWOLDS.—Shearling ram, Jn Cuming, J Potter. Ram lamb, 1 and 2 J Potter. Aged ewes, J Potter, J Claming. Ewe) lambs, 1 and 2 J Potter. Shearling ewes, 1 and 2 3 Potter. Leicester.—Aged ram, J Henry, J Snell. Shearling ram, 3 Coultes, J Henry. Ram lamb, J Coultes J Snell. Shearling ewes, Jas Snell, N Cuming. Aged ewes, J Snell, N Cuming. Ewe iambs, J Snell, N Cum- ing. Pen of sheep, Jas Snell. Shropshiredown.—Aged ram, Cooper & Son, RI McGowan. Shearling ram, 1 and 2 Cooper & Son. Ram lambs, Cooper & Son, W Snell. Aged ewes, It 0 McGow- an, Wm Snell. Shearling ewes, 1 and 2 Cooper Si Son. Ewe lambs, Cooper & Son, W Snell. Fat sheep, N Cuming, J Snell. Sheep—Any other breed not on list— Aged ram, W W Fisher. Shearling ram,. Ram lamb, Aged ewes, Shearling ewes, Ewe lambs, 1 and 2 3 Tabb. Pres—Poland China—W W Fisher took all the prizes in this class. Chester White—Aged boar, John Potter. Boar, H Edwards. Sow, H Edwards. Any large`breed—Aged boar, FEE Scholes. Brood sow, F H Scholes. Boar, J Potter, R M Dale. Sow, R M Dale. Berkshire—Aged boar, R Shortreed, F H Scholes. Brood sow, 1 & 2 W McAllis- ter. Boar, W McAllister, F H &Moles. Sow, 1 & 2 W McAllister. POULTRY.—Tnrkeys, John Cuming, A H Jacob. Geese, Jas Harrison, E Haggitt. Rouen ducks, W Irwin, E Haggitt. Any other kind, 1 and 2 W Irwin. Brown Leg - horns, 1 and '2 W Taylor. Light Leghorns, W Irwin, W Taylor. Light Brahmas, W Irwin, J larrison. Black Spanish, J Hare rison. Dark Brahmas, 1 and 2 W Irwin. Homburgs, W Irwin, Jas Harrison. Dor- king, J Harrison,W Irwin. Black breasted red game, E Haggitt, S Bowers. Bantams, W Taylor, W Irwin. Yolanda, J Harrison. Plymouth Rocks, 1 and 2 W Irwin. Col. lection of pigeons, E Haggitt. Collection of other fowl, 1 and 2 W 'min. Guinea fowl, 1 and 2 Jas Harrison. IMPLEMENTS. —Lumber waeon, Jn Bruns - don, J Stevens. Bob shighs, Slater & Sims, J Stevens. Iron beam sod plow, Martin & Gilles, 3 Brunsdon. Iron beam general purpose plow, Martin & Gilles, 0 Hamilton. Gang plow, Martin & Gilles, J Brunsdon. Iron barrows, Jn Phillips. Single open buggy, J Ferguson, J Bruns. • don. Single covered buggy, J Ferguson, V Vannorman. Cutter, Slater & ,3ims, V Vannorman. Set of horse shoes, Slater &, Sims, J Phillips. Set trotting horse slices, J Ferguson, Jn Phillita. Sash mouldings, Werry di Ingram. Wooden pump, D Showers, P Willows. Farm gate, II Ed- wards, 0 Howson. Stove and furniture, Denstedt Bros, .1 0 Moser. Land roller, C Hamilton. Turnip drill, 0 Hamilton, Specimen cooper's)work,W Taylor. Scuff - ler, 0 Hamilton, JBrunsdon. Churn,W Taylor. Mower knife sharpener, Ashbry & Jamison. Tile M Hammond. Fnorr—Winter, apples, J. Potter, J Jack- son. Fall apples, J Potter, Mrs Nott. Baldwin, J Potter, J Jackson. King of Tompkins, J McDowell, T Bradnock. Northern Spy,JJackson, W Irwin. Rhode Island Greeuings, R 0 McGowan, James Potter. Ribaton Pippin, D McLean, it G McGowan. Golden Ruseett, G Powell, J McDowell. Roxboro Russett, 0 Powell, J McDowell. Seek -no -further, 3 McDowell, R Corley. Swear, J Potter, It G McGow- an. Wagner, J Jackson, John Brigham. Bendavis, Mrs J Brigham, A Jacob. Mam- moth Pippins, T Bradnock. Spitzenberg, W Irwin, R 0 etteGowan. Fallawater, J Jackson, G Powell. Tatman Sweet, J J Jackson. Mann, R Hughes, G Powell. Maiden blush, D McLean, R G McGowan. Snow, J Potter, J Ellis. Duchess of Oldenberg, Mrs Nott, 3 Potter. Cs lvert, W Irwin, 0 Moore. Alexander, J Sherritt. 20 -oz Pippin, J Williams, R McGowan. Any otber variety, Mrs D Stewart, R Laidlaw. Collection apples, II, G McGowan, Mrs Brigham. Winter pears, J Jackson, Mrs T Hamilton. Fall pears, Mrs T Hamilton, Mrs R Shortreed. Plums, S Sberritt, Mrs D Stewart. To- matoes, W Taylor, F Metcalf. •Grspes, Miss Symington, J Sherritt. Crabs, P. Shortreed, J McDowell. Peaches, Miss Symington. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS AND COMPETITIONS— Lady driver, miss Sage. Bag.pipe, Arch. Anderson, St. Helene, J Dingwall. Organ oompetition, Miss Stow, Mies E A.nderson. Bicycle raoe, Chisholm, Goderich; Emer- son, Clinton. Writing by pupils under 15 years, Edna Carder, Nettie Anderson, Ella Anderson. GRAIN—Red fall wheat, J McCallum, W Scott. White fall wheat, G Moffatt, M Brethour. Spring wheat, 0 Brethonr, Moffatt. Fall wheat, R G McGowan, II Edwards. Special prize for spring wheat, Potter, R G McGowan. 6 -rowed barley, D Brethonr, M Brethour. Large white oats, D Brethonr, M Brethour. Black mats, M Brethoar, D Brethour. Small vehite oats, 0 Moffatt, H Edwards. Small peas, G Moffatt, M Brethour. Large peas. G Moffatt, R 0 McGowan. Timothy seed, M Brethour, J McCallum. Flax seed, II Brethour, D.Brethour. ROOTS—Rose potatoefe W 13 McCracken, McGee, Elephant potatoes, 0 Quinn, W II McCracken. Potatoes any other kind, J Bilis, 3 McCallum. Collection of pota- toes, E Haggitt, W Et McCracken. Field carrots, P Willows, 3 MoCalltitn. Garden POULTRY.—Best pair of ducks, R. Penhale 1 and 2. Best pair of geese, W. Grieve, R. Penhale. Best pair of dorkings, W. Cook, A. Duncan. Best pair of brahmas, W. Cook 1 and 2. Best pair of plynnouth rocks, W. Cook 1 and 2. Best pair of brown leghorns, W. Cook. Best pair of turkeys, W. Grieve. R. Penhale. Best collection of fowl, W. Cook, W. Elliott. SPEEDING IN THE RING.—Farmers' trot or pace, for horses owned within 'en miles, arid driven by farmers or farmers sons only, A. Duncan, Varna, ist ; John Woods, Goderich township, 2nd ; time 3 minutes. Speeding in the ring, mile heats, best two in three, open toe all—John Beacom, Goderich townshifi, 1st; Arthur Forbes, Seaforth, and Jas. Beatty, Clinton, 2nd ; no time. Running race, free to all, best two in there—P. McDougall, T. Ward. JUDGES.—Horses—T. J. Berry, Hen - sail ; James Connolly, Goderich town- ship ; Win. Levy, Blyth. Cattle, Sheep and Swine—James Hearn, Clinton ; Alex. Grainger, Bayfleld. Dairy—J. T. Cairns, Varna; Thos. Johnston, Zurich. Fruit and veget- ables—R. McIlveen, Stanley; John Johnston. Clinton; James Stewart Benmiller. Ladies Work—Mrs. Jno Beacom, Goderich township ; Mrs. Geo Ring and Mrs. Geo. Burns. Bayfleld Poultry—Wm. King and Thos. Sand erson,Bayfield. Implements --F. Camp bell, Varna; Wm. Stanley, Holmes- ville • Ayer's Hair Vigor, which has out- lived and superseded hundreds of similar preparations, is undoubtedly the most fashionable as well as economical hair -dressing in the market. By its use, the poorest head of hair soon beconies luxuriant and beautiful. • . red earretti, W TaYlor, W LuQraoien Swede turnip% It 0 Laidlaw, J 1,400ellutn, Oollectien garden pxodeee, W,,Txtylor, W Megraelten, Reet0, M 131(ethour, W Taylor. Mangold wottzels, 3",9,4 lino, W Lea.vey, jai; aaolr. sou,. Senaebes, X Marob, W fl MoOraak, :•011, Red'enie00, j Stafford, W Taylor, • TellOw unions,:a Stafford, W Taylet. 22.1440 On10110, Mrs /I Walker. Vet19 °Monet W 13MeCraaken, MRrethour. White field beaus, W 13 uocrapkon, itt ' Bretheer, Cern, 3 J Fisher, 3 Stafford:" 014000, Mrs 13amilton, W • en, WutprinelonS„ W' M0V[10kent 00bage, Drumhead, 13 Eiellare W Taylor. Red piekling, R Sellars, J Stafford. Any ether kied, IP Metcalf, R B Laidlaw. Cauli- flower, W Taylor, E. Sellers. _Winter eel-. ery, W El McCracken, W Taylor. Cu. cembers, W Taylor, F Metcalf. Dame AND PItOviszolia..-17aetory better, Nott. Tub butter, 3' McMillan's special, Mrs T Hamilton, 0 Quinn. Tub butter, Kelly's apeoial, Mra T .Hamilton. Tub batter, Emigh's single], 1e Corley. But- ter in prints, Mrs' Hamilton, J McCallum:" Butter in rolls, Miss Helen MoGowan. Factory oheese, P Papineau. "Dairy cheese, Miss Symington, Mrs 0 Stewart. Ex- tracted honey, W Hartry, Mr e H McQuar- rie. Honey in comb, W Hartry, ears H R Walker. Homemade bread, Jas Harrison, N cirming. Tea biscuits, Jas Harrison, IV Cuming. Maple sugar, Wfl McCracken, H Bretbour. Maple syrup, J McDowell, Id Brethour. Canned fruit,W H McCrack- en, Mrs H R Walker. Grape wine, Mrs J M Hamilton,3 McDowell. Tomato cateup, Jas Hamilton, D Moore. Pickles, mixed, W Taylor, Mrs T Hamilton. Pickles any other kind, W McCracken, W Taylor. Metturecetnies.—Wool flanrcl, Mrs Geo Nott, M Brethour. Union flannel, M Brethonr. Wool blankets, Mra T Hamil- ton, Miss Symington. Union blankets, Mrs II R Walker, Mrs D Stewart. Bores blankete, Mrs Nott, 3 McCallum. Caver- let, elle Stewart, Mrs Nott. Rag mat,Mre Walker, Mrs Nett. Yarn mat, Mrs Walk- er, Mrs Nett. Rag carpet, Mrs Walker, Mrs Noel. Stocking yarn, Mrs T Hamil- ton, W R McCracken. • Pair coarse boots, Sherritt, 1 and 2. Fine boots, J Sberritt. Levine' Worm—Flannel shirt, Mrs T Hamilton, Mrs W McKenzie. White shirt, Mrs McKenzie. Mrs T Hamilton. Pillow shams, Mrs Nott, Mrs Dr Ferguson. ' Patch quilt, Mrs W McKenzie, Miss Symington. Crazy quilt, Mrs Geo Nott, Mrs D Stewart. Crochet er knitted quilt, Mrs Stewart, Miss Symington. Woollen stockings, Mrs Mc- Kenzie, Mrs T Hamilton. Gent's mitts, J , McCallum, Mrs Nott: Darn on socks, Mrs Walker, Jas McCallum: Patches on old pants, Mrs Walker, Geo Moffatt. Plain sewing, Mrs McKenzie, Miss Symington. Old lady's collection hand work, Mrs Nott. Mrs T Hamilton. Braiding, lurs Nott, Mrs T Hamilton. Arrasene work, Mrs Nott, Miss Symington. Embroidery,on bolting cloth, Mrs C Campbell, Miss Sym- ington. Embroidery on silk or satin, Mrs Nott, Mrs Bradnock. Kensington em- broidery. Mrs Campbell, Mrs Dr Carder. Roman enibroidery, Mrs Campbell, Mrs Nott. Parlor screen, Mrs Campbell, Miss Symington. Sofa cushion, Mrs Not, Miss Sperling. Fancy panel, Mrs Campbell, Mies Symington. Table scarf, Mrs Nott, Miss Symington. Drawn work, Mrs Mc- Kenzie, Miss Symington. Honitone, or point lace, G Powell 1 and 2. Novelty in fancy work, Mrs Carder, Mrs Nott. Any other fancy work, Mrs Stewart, Mrs Camp - tell. Crewel work, Mrs Campbell, Mrs Nott. Crazy work, Mrs D Stewart, Miss Symington. Java canvas work, Mrs Camp- bell, Miss Symington. Crochet work in silk, Miss Symington, • Mrs Dr Ferguson. Crochet work in cotton, Miss Symington, Mrs Stewart. Crocheeetvork in wool, Mrs Campbell, Miss Symington. Bedroom slippers, hand made, Mrs Campbell, Mrs Nott. Fancy toilet bottles and mats, Mrs Campbell, Mrs Nott. Footstool, Miss Sperling, Miss Symington. Applique work, 'Mrs Nott, Mrs Stewart. Pin cushion, Mrs Nott, Mrs Campbell. Handkerchief or glove case, Miss Lanes, Miss Symington. Mould work, Ars Cempbell, Mrs Nott. Wax work, Mrs Campbell, Mies Syming. ton. Suit of lady's underwear, Miss Mc- Quarrie, Miss Symington. Knitted cotton lace, Mrs Stewart, Mrs McKenzie. Bead work, Mrs Nott, G Moffatt. Button holea, Mrs T Hamilton, N Cuming. Collection of ladies' work, Mrs Nott, Mee Symington. FINE ARTS—Collection of oil paintings, Miss Lanes. Mrs C Campbell. Figure painting in oil, Miss Lanes, Mrs Campbell. Animals grouped or singlein oil, Miss Lanes, Mrs Campbell. Single picture in oil, Miss Lanes, Mrs Campbell. Water color painting, Miss Lanes, Mrs Campbell. Crayon in portraits, Miss Lanes. Crayon drawing, Miss Lanes, Miss Young. Paint- ing on pottery, Mrs Campbell. Pencil drawing, Miss Lanese Mrs Campbell. Hand painting, Miss Symingtoes Mrs 0 Campbell. Painting on glass, Miss Young, Miss Symington. Pastelle, Mrs Campbell. Oil painting, marine view, Mrs Campbell. Collection photographs, II R Brewer, W Cash. PLANTS AND FLOWEIIS—Collection of foli- age, Mrs 11 R Walker, Mrs Carder. Ger- aniums in bloom, D Marsh, 11 R Walker. Fuohias in bloom, D Marsh, H R Vvalker. Hanging basket, Mies Helen McGowan. Display of plants in flower, Mrs Walker, D Marsh. CDT FLOWERS—Table boquet, W Taylor, Mrs Walker. Hand boquet, J Harrison, Mrs Walker. Floral design or ornament, 1 & 2 D Marsh. Collection of dahlias, Mrs Walker. W Taylor. Collection of pansies, W Taylor, R B Laidlaw. Jupees.—Heavy Hors ---T. Bell, Clin- ton; T. Durnion, Wawanoab; W. Cruick- shank, St. Helens. Light horses—T. Lap - elle, Seaforth. Cattie—J. E. Gaunt, St. Helens; G. Johnston, Londesboro; Chas. Washington, Auburn. Sheep and pigs— James Howett, Auburn; C. Proctor, Bel - grave. Poultry—R. Elliott, Wingham. W. H. Irwin, Blyth. Grain—A. Taylor', J. B. Kell°, Blyth. Roots—J. Richmond, Blyth; J. Allanson, Clinton. Fruit and flowers— T. Cottle, Clinton. Ladies work—Mies Shaw, Brussels; Miss McClelland, Bel - grave. Fine arts—Mrs Dr. Graham, Brno - eels. Dairy and provisions—T. Scott, S. Herrington, Blyth. lmplemerite—Wm. Dore, Wingham; G. Pearce, Morris. Man- ufactures—D. Purvis, Blyth. -001T'S. NVOIC4N" .14t3i1Z, 'UP teke. both PrI430.444 ploaauto fn )141111g:the, beet or ovorytniug ger Mit** 4U1.40 the 1104011'01d Work. It fe fer thio Teflo11 that ho "spy Thought" iq the mnet pnpulev of Mt thi• • makes. of ICitohen Itaogee,. Being go made that !twill keep fire for any length Of time without; the dieogreeable work of pining the ashes, kindling Oro, etc.) la eittitel$ done away wilh, Though it ilurue hat very little fuel it will hake perfectly at any bour,of f,ha, da and without the neei'meity of. putting on any 011°0101 tiret The verioue eine and patterne of the "Liappy Thought" Ringefl may he lee* at our atom For a perfect BIOS Burner the Padiaut Home la the Knot • Heaters. Stook cemplete, • Block. arlan1N113ros Sr toe,• Old Store, kirick • • iyiVicKay 131ock, PEOPLE MUST LIVE Andn order to do so they want the very best they can get. We have autioipated 0106 desire by putobasing the choicest Grocei ies, Teas, Sugars, Canned Goods, Fruits,fte, 1 Having have 35 years experience, think we know the wante of the people pretty well. Our stock embraces everything found in a fiist class grocery, and we will not be undersold. We have a Beautiful Asset tment of FANCY GLASSWARE and CROCXERY Special Oats on SUGARS and TAS in large loti. J. W. IRWIN, Grocer, MoK AY 13 LOCK CLINTON. Leslie's Carriage Factory. BUGGIES, PHAETONS, CARTS AND WAGONS—all of the best work- manship and material. efirAll the latest styles and most modern improve- ments, 411 work warranted. Repairing and repainting promptly attended to. Prices to suit the times. earFACTORY—corner Huron and Orange Streets, Clinton. 657 -- THE HUB A L WA YS I/ T GROCERY, Our Stock is complete in canned goods such as SALMON, HADDIE, • FRESH HERRING, LOBSTER, BEEF, DUCK, CHICKEN TURKEY. Canned Vegetablee—TOMATOES, PEAS, CORN, PUMP- KIN. Canned Fruit—PEACHES, STRAWBERRIES, APPLES, &c. In jams we have PEACH, STRAWBERRIES, RASPBERRIES, CUR- RANTS, &c. In Pickles—MoCARRY ONIONS, CUCUMBERS, CAULIFLOWER, and WALNUT. All kinds of S'picee, quality pure. Tea, all grades; we push the sale of Ben Her Blend which draws very fine. We have a big assortment of Crockery.. GEORGE SWALLOW, Clinton. May Pickings New Crop. JAPAN' TEAS from 13c.,17c.,20c ,25c,,30c. 50c., per. lb. Try our SAILOR BOY BRAND, as a 30c. Japan tea 11 has no equal. IN BLACK TEAS our Russian Blend has been sold exclusively by us during the last five years, and from its rapidly increasing -sales has proved it one'of the best 45c. Black Teas on the market. FIRST ARRIVAL—NEW VALENCIA A RAISINS, NEW PRUNES, CA NNED GOODS —TOMATOES, CORN and PEAS. IN FISH—BONELESS CODFISH, CANNED FRESH HERRING, KIPPERED 11 ERRING, SALMON, LOBSTERS, SARDINES, FINNAN HADDIE. Finest Mocha and Java Coffees. Pure Pickling Spices in bulk or packages. Best White Wine, Malt and Cider Vinegars. Candied Peels. Essences and Extracts. Crockery, China and Glassware Selling at Wholesale frices for the next 2 weeks. N. Robson, - Albert St., Clinton. CLINTON SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY. S. S. COOPER, 0 PROPRIETOR, General Builder and Contractor. This factory has been under the personal supervisi,on and one owner for eight years. We carry an extensive and reliable stock and prepare plans and give estimates for and build all classes of buildings on short notice and on the closest prices. All work is supervised in a mechanical way and satisfaction guaranteed. We sell all kinds of interior and exterior material. The trial at Mt. Clemens, Mich., of Alfred Willett, charged with the mur- der of Jessie Van Zandt, 21 years old has resulted in the jury finding him guilty of murder in the first de- gree. The murdered girl was born in St. Marys in 1873, where her parents resided for a number of years. Mr. Van Zandt who now lives at Learn- ingtoni•Ont , carried on the business of it pump maker in the shop now occupied by Tracey Bros., contractors, Welling- ton st., south. Miss Van Zandt had been in Mt. Clemens but five days when she was drowned. She went out rowing with young Willett on the evening of July 2nd last. Willet be- haved improperly; Miss Van Zandt resisted his advances and asked to he taken ashore. When with in 20 rods of the boathouse he capsized the boat and the girl was drOwned. The scoundrel will no doubt be sent to penitentiary for life. Lumber, Lath, Shingles,' Lime Sash Doors, Blinds Et& Agent for the CELEBRATED GRAYBILL SCHOOL DESIC, mannfaettnied at W Moo. Call and get prices and estimates before placing your orders, PERRYDAvishuNALE DOYK„EP7-11 TR!! oi!E:up. 9OUECAN ADIAN CHOLERA.- IAAHPANDBOWEL COMPLAINII. IS IS EFFECT IS MAGICAL Manitoba Farm for Sale. A cultivated farm of 180 acres, situate in Southern Manitoba, near Hartnet P. 0., is offered for sale on reasonable terms. Owner is unable to work it owing to Illness. Apply to box 188, Clinton P. 0., or NEWS•RECIORD nifiee. 823-12 Stray Heifer Came to tbo premises of the undersigned, lot Na 08, con. 4. Cloderich township, on or about the let of August, a three -year -0d Bed Heifer, with white spot on face. Tho owner is requested to prove property, pay expenses and take the animal away. 1011N WOODS, Applegrove Farm, 828-41 Hayfield, P. 0. .a. •?• A STORE FULL OF GOODS UNSOLD represents so much money lying idle: The cost of selling the goods by ADVERTISING would, in some cases, he LESS than the interest Which would otherwise accrue on the UNSOLD STOCK. •41• Property For Sale. For sale, the large dwelling and tot owned and lately occupied by Dr. Appleton, on Ontario street. Has all modern conveniences. Centrally looatcd. Also a house and lot adjoining above properly, facing Victoria etreet. For particulars apply to MANNING & SCOTT, Clinton. 807.0 EUREKA BAKERY AND RESTAURANT. Under the new Management business con- tinues to flourish. Our Stock comprises everything required in a first-class Bakery and Restaurant—suth as Plain and Fancy Cakes, Pastry,, Superior Bread, Confectionery, Cool Summer Drinks, &o., &e. WEDDING CAKES A SPEC:MA.1r- TY and prices reasonable. Picnic parties dealt with on the most liberal terms and Bread delivered to all parte of the town. Better value than weeifecannot bo obtained.. Give us a call. Stand next the Grand Union Hotel, Clinton. JAMES BODY, Proprietor. •