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The Clinton New Era, 1897-10-01, Page 4V (' f .. N • • , - .1 I - r l 1 . 401 I i , h ,. t 1: , O in o Now Baia W' _ A e sent to . new • subso " x t St of ,J �. r I Cil __t , .. ,' ibe ,. Q �. a_ ua . y�, x888,- to a I address. is mgr pa, ngton, gold or silver tinsel work, B Wise, M H Iiarrison;red tall wheat, II Edwards, C kIrs Nott; aixenille work Miss Symington, Proctor & eon; six rowed burley, R McMurray; black oats, H Edwards; white oats 0 Proctor, dre Nott; slipper Case, Mrs C Campbell, W &Son,McMurray; small peas, R oats, large i 3artry; darned net, Mrs Nott, Mrs Avery; �eas 19 DfoGowan, H Edwards; tlmotvy, -R ' Allo shams Mrs W Downs; drawn work ooti R McGowan. latae S min�ton Mrs Walker mantle FR>'IITS AND FLOWERS -Golden russett Y g , apples M H Harrison T U Henderson, bald- lrope, Mrs 8 Coats, Mrs Nott; tea cosy, wins 1� McGowan W' Geddes: snows, V& Ged- YTrs Nott, Mrs Avery; sofa pillow, Mrs des, J Owens; Rhode Island greenin s, G Sow- IGO, MISS Barlett; lady's fancy apron; B Goad a, Ben s northern dGw J wens, W P reman 8 Wise- drawing Ila, cG an GProct OProetof y g #Com screen, Canada rade, R MaGloit+an G Proctor; king of Nits Nott; patched quilt, Miss Symington, tompkine. G Sowlar, D,fi Anderson- winter 3 Wise; crazy quilt, Mrs Nott, Mrs J Cun- apple4, W Geddes, 0 Proot;or; apples, k Look - hart D B Anderson; fall pears Al H Harrison ainghame; crochet quilt, J Howrie, Diss T M Henderson; winter pears M Lockhart, W Va¢ Egmond; etched quilt, Mrs Avery, Miss Scott, variety of grapes6T M henderson• orab 3ymiugton; knitted ooverlid Mrs Nott, a plea R McGowan J bwena: plums. Vit Bone Kra Hartry; etching in silk, lige Nott, Mrs frru t, Tt,V Beaches, u HCorley- tab eoboqueb Walker; Roman embroidery, linen, Mrs C E Sackrider, Mrs Henry- hand boquet flowers Campbell, Mrs J Avery; knitting, woollen E Sackrider W Taylqr; $ower in pot, Mrs A' stockings, Mrs Nott S Wise knittin wool- McLean Et Saokrlder; collection of house g / , , g. lants, L Saokrlder, Mrs H McLean- collection len socks, 8 Wise, Mrs Nott; knitting,wool- foliage_pbants E Sackrider, Mrs H McLean. len gloves or mitts, Miss Symington, Mrs MAN[JFAWRES-Union flannel, J Owens; Nott; rag mat, Mrs H Walker, Mrs J blankets J Owens T M Henderson; coarse boots, J haugh, lot and 2nd; men' a flue boors Avery; yarn mat, Kra H Walker, Mrs J Baugh; home-made wine, R McGowan, T R Nott; whisk holder, Mrs Nott,Mrs 8 Coats; Henderson, parlor sachet Mrs Walker Mies S min R00'1's AND VEGETABLES -elephant pota- P Syming. toes, W Geddes, W Taylor; matchless corlies ton; table mats, crochet, Mrs S L Scott, J Coultas, 0 Proctor & son; empire state E Mise P�arlett; table mats, embroidered, Mrs Sackrider, M H Harrison; any other variety, 8 Collie, Mlaa Barlett; fancy tidy, Mrs' R McGowan, W Tayylor; cabbage, E Sackrider Nott, Mrs 8 Coats, fanny foot stool,. Mrs C W Taylor; red ppi�ckling cabbage E Sackrider, W Taylor; cauliflower E Saakricier W Taylor; Campbell, Mrs H Walker; toilet set; Mrs H• long blood beets, W Taylor, T M ilenderson; Walker, Mrs C Campbell; pin cushion, Mrs turnip beets, W Taylor, T M Henderson; man - 0 Campbell, Mies Barlett shawl crochet gold wurtzels, E Saorider, W Geddes; swede P turnips,J Coultas, W Scott; field carrots, E or knit, Mrs Nott, Mrs 0 Campbell; point Sackrider R McMurray; early horn carrots, W lace, Miss Symington, W Hartry; netting, Taylor, C Noctor &yon; paranr s E Saokrid- r H d r p e Ewa da onions from seed h Sackrider W Hartry, T Cottle; linen Centre piece, WTaylor; hall'Wok Onions E Sackrider, Mies Barlett, W Hartry; linen Centre piece, Taylor; oelery, W Taylor, E Sackrider; corn, R lace work, Mrs Nott, W Hartry ; kitchen McMurray, IH 'McGowan; water melon A apron, Mrs Walker, 1-2; home-made blan- Ketchebaw, E Sackrider musk melon, W �'ayy_-_ lor E Sackrider- pumpkin, E Sackrider, W kets, S Wise, 8 Farae; handkerchief 09608, GeAdesi squash, h Sackrider, H Edwards; cit - Mrs J Avery, Mrs Nott; easel drape, Mrs 0 ron E Sac rider HIEdwards; plate tomatoes, Campbell, S Wise. R Murray W Taylor- beans, E Saokrider, W Taylor- collection garden vege'ables E Sack-. FINE ARTS-PROPEa6IONAL LIST, OIL, aider W /Taylor. (original),-Anv design painted, J A Fow- DAIRY PRODUCE -be lb dairy butter, John Coultas, M H Harrison; Crock of butter, C ler; marine view, J A Fowler, Proctor;' butter in rolls or prints, J Coultas, AMATEUR LIST, OIL -Landscape, Cana- G Sowlar; home-made bread, R McMurray H dian subject, W Hartry, J Gibbings; mar- Edwards; maple syrup, W Scott, R Scott; Itio- tor It A Ketchbaw, ins view, Canadian subject, Mrs Campbell, r Allr$ - Painting, still life, Miss L J Gibbings; animals, from life, J Gibbings; s arling, Miss Owens; pencil drawing, Mrs flowers or fruit, Mrs Campbell, J Gibbings. Fele, Mrs Pr Carder; oil painting, Mias Mo - PROFESSIONAL LIST, WATER COLORS, Ori- Clelland, D B Anderson; collection of oil paintings, Miss Sperling, Miss Owens; colleo- ginal).-Any design, painted, J A Fowler; tion of holograph@ Miss Edwards. marine view, Canadian subject, J A Fow- LADIES' DEPARTMENT - Tatting, Miss ler; Sepia, J A Fowler; pen and ink, J A Sparling Mrs Hele; crochet work, Mrs Dr Carder Mrs Hele; bead work, Miss McClelland Fowler. �� Mrs Haiei booked wool skirt, Mrs Bridges; AMATEUR LIST, WATER CoLoas.-Land- fancy knitting, Mrs McKenzie Miss McClel- scope, Canadian subject, Mrs Campbell; land: gent's linen shirt, Mrs RcKonzie Miss' h1oC1 ll e and• dent's f no flannel shirt Mrs marine view, Canadian subject, Mrs Camp- Bridges, Mrs McKen ie• braiing, Miss'Brid- bell; pencil drawing, any subject, J Gib- gas, Mise Sperling; festlterfiowers• Miss Owens binge, T Cottle; Pastel, any subject, Robbie pair woolen stockings, Mrs McKenzie, Miss. Stewart, Mrs C Campbell; flowers or fruit, McClelland; pair socks, Mrs Huugh, Mrs P McKenzie; pair woollen glove., Mre Me - Mrs 0 Campbell; collection of pictures, J Kenzie• pair woollen mitts, Miss. Owens, P Tindall, I and 2. Mrs br Carden log cabin quilt, Miss McClelland; knitted quilt, Mass Sow - Judges -Fruit, T H Race, Mitchelll; Do- lar, Mrs Scott; patched quilt, Mrs Bone, mestic Manufactures, D Cantelon, Gods- Mrs Dr Carder; rag mat, Mrs Henryy Mrs Ged- rich; Vegetables, T C Naftel Goderiob• des; Berlin wool work raised, Mrs Carder,Misa g , S viii^ • Berlin �p wool work gat, Mrs Carder, Dairy Products, H McCartney, Bruoefield; Miss Sparling; sofa pillow Mrs Carder, Miss Grain, Thee Trick, Jas Connolly; Ladies' Sparling; silk quilt, Mrs Kele, Miss McClel- work, Mise McTaggart, Mrs Robb, Clinton; land; painting on satin, Mrs Carder, Mrs Wil- kinson;Goderich. hair fiowera, Mtaa MoClellanll; embrof- + dery on silk, Mrs Hale, Miss Sparling; embroi-. Pigs, E. Bell, Londesboro, Poultry, W. dory on linen, Mrs Carder Mia. 1KcClelland; Grieve, Seaforth. Heavy horses, James lace work, Miss Sparling, Mrs Hele; twine lace Connolly, Goderich township; E. Bell, Hnl- Mrs Hole, Mise McClelland; rag carpet, Mrs Owens; collection ladies' work, Miss McClel- lett; W. Rinn, Hallett. Light horses, land, Kra Hele, John Grieve, Seaforth, Sheep, John Gov- enlock, Winthrop, Grade cattle, S. Smiths_ ' _�_iluea`tieixt. Clinton; T. R6se�lytY T Coro -bred., H. M Smith, Exeter. NOTES ISS C. E. CLEMENT Graduate of Alma M Collego, teacher of Piano. The band rendered good service. Why not boom next year's show? EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Local poultry fanciers made a great show Clinton-oentrallysitaated-Should have All persons owl•g the ostate of the late one of the beet fairs outside the ,ities, William Core are hercby notified that the same The grand stand -free to all -was much must be paid to his sister, MISS LUCY CORE, appreciated. It is a fine resting plane. Clinton, who is sole executor of the estate. There's some grand live stook in Huron, CANADIAN LOME CIRCLE and a good deal of it was at the Huron Central. This Order has changed its night of meeting Thomas Tipling, of Detroit, was shaking to the first Thursday in each month, and will hands with Old friends on the show ground hereafter meet in the Oddfellows' Hall, over on Wednesday. Allen & Wilson's. W. R. LOUGH, Secy. Both J Leslie and F Rumball made ea- STRAY LAMB. hibits of Carriages and nutters, of superb workmanship., Came' into subscriber's premises, Bayfield Messrs Bra+dicot & Box made an excel- Road, Goderich Township, about the middle of lent exhibit of furniture, i¢ ober a of their Septemb..r a Ram Lamb, Leicester. Owner Is 13 hereby notified to prove property, ray charges, representative, Mr Cbidley. and take it away, ALBERT WISE. Among Jos. Allaneon's large vegetable exhibit were Some peanuts grown by him- STRAY HEIFER. Self, and, they were a good sample, -- premises,Gravel t f m subscriber's Strayed ed ro While H Joyner,s driving some y , 1 Y jr,J g t a of An ns R Hallett about themiddle cadg bo s to the rounds the became exhausted + Y Tia 1 bluish g g two year old dehorned heifer• a h,t y and one died; it was a valuable one, in color. Anyone returning her or diving in- Will Coate, Secretary, is an expert in formation as to her whereabouts will be suit- 1 WILLIAM HI LES cit rewarded y manipulating tickets and making correct Londesbora. change, and is equally efficient in keeping all the items in order. MALE TEACHER WANTED. The party who unintentionally carried N away the peck of first prize tomatoes, will Wanted, a male teacher for S. S, No. lo, God - oblige by leaving at the NEW ERA office, as Crich Townsbip, holding a second-class certifi- they have been donated to the editor. tate; one who has had some experience pre er- Amon those on the round were Jude red. Personal application desired. Applica- g d g tions' received rip to October 15, Doyle, M C Cameron, M P ; J T Garrow, PETER COLE, secretary, Clinton P. O. M P P ; D McDonald, County Clerk; Wm Lane, Clerk; M Y MoLean, M P P; and Joe TEACHER WANTED. Beek. — App'tcations for the position of teacher of S. S. No. 4, Goderich Township, will b�3 received East Wawanosh Fall Show. by the undersigned up to 3 p. m. on Saturday, Oct. 16. Applicant must hold not less than 2nd, The fall exhibition of the East �t'a- aedstatesalary, MURPHY, .HENRYSecretary. Clinton P, O. wanosh Agricultural Society was held at Belgrave on Thursday and Friday. TTOTICE TO CREDITORS. and on the whole was a success, both 1� in attendance and financially. The day -- being flue, allowed many farmers to In the matter of W. T. Pellow, Insolvent. be present.. We are indebted to the Notice is hereby given that W. T. Pellow of Secretary, Findlay Anderson, for 011e the township of Ashfield, Grocer has this day prize list as follows:- . made an assignment to me of all his estate, HORSES -HEAVY DRAUGHT -Brood mare & pursuant to R S. O. Cap. 124 and amendments, foal, M H Harrison; spring foal, M H Harrison; A meeting of creditors of,said insolvent is two year old filly Barber Bros., Geo. Taylor hereby called for Bros.; two year old gelding, Jas, •Forster, N. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 0th, 1807, Cuming; team harnessed, Jas Forster, John E at 2 o'clock p. m., at fay office in Goderich for Fells, the appointment of inspectors and the giving GENERAL PURrosE-Brood mare and foal, of directions with reference to the disposal R Scott, Barber Bros, M Cardiff; spring foal, of the estate. Barber Bros, J Casemore; two year old filly, Dated this 23rd day of September, 1807. , J Owens, D Scott & Sons* two year old gelding J Taylor• year old filly, J 11'aylor, J Owens; year LOFTU.S E. DANCEY, Assignee. old gelding, Barber Bros; team, G Taylor Bros, J Owens. r and foal ROAD AND CARRIAGE -Broad mare a , J Brandon, W B Wilkison, N. Geddes; spring • • foal, J Brandon, L Tasker; two year old geld- alkvn It Over _g, R D1eMurray, W Geddes; year old gilding JLBrandox1 LH -1. -Rimgle-Ari-ver�ia►>erb Molndoo J Scandrett; hack horse, in saddle, Levi Lott- team, J Brandon. �-r CATTL>±-TnoltOUGHBRED-Cow, G Sowlar, 1 R Corley, R Corley two year old heifer, R Cor- ley, D Cook; year oid heifer, T H Taylor; heifer 1k I J ` calf, T H Taylor, R Corley;'bull calf, R Corley, p N Cuming; bull, two years or over, R Corley; U bull, under two, R Scott. t GRADE -Cow, M H Harrison, R Scott T H t e 11 Taylor; two year old heifer D Scott & Son, C Proctor & sons- year old belie i D Scott & Sons G`, � 1 & 2; heifer oast, D Scott & Suns, T Ross; two year old steer, 0 Proctor Jif' Sons, D Scott & �� 7 '_ . sons; year old steer, J Barr, D Scott & Sons; ' steer call, D Scott & Sons, J Barr. /•ti' ,,,,,,,, nl, SHEEP- LEICESTERS AND GRADES — Aged +lk!!' ram, N Cuming, R G McGowan; shearling ram J Coulter; ram lamb, J Coultas, N Cuming; aged ewes, J Coultas, N Cuming; shearling - ewes J Coultes,iN Cuming; ewe lamb, N Cu-- - ',- - l- .- ing, 6 Henry. DOWNS AND TnErn,GRADEs—Aged ram,L , T .ker ,}ae and the eo- Teaker.:f Tubb- shearling ram L e Shoes speak for themselves, p Tubb; ram lamb L Taskor, J Tabb; aged owes, ple who admire comfortable Shoes J Tabb, 1 and i; shearling ewes, al Tabb, L need not look farther than our stook Tasker; ewe lambs, J Tabb, L Tasker. PIGS -LARGE BREED - Aged boar H Ed- to find whit they want. We have wards, R MoMu'rray- brood sow, R Soott, H begun our usual Sale of fall Edwardo; boar, H Edwards 1 and 2; sow, H Edwards, RSoott. ; I SmALi. BREED—Brood sow, R McMurray, I ;: H &RUBBER and 2; boar, H Edwards. POULTRY -Goose, DShowers T M Han,'(- , Call and see our lines in Men's and ll• k T Y, 1 son; turkeys, D showers,; and ,duos Women's Boots and Shoes, also our Henderson, 1 and 2; Plymouth rooks, T 14t Hert- derson 1 and 2 Leghorns, W Taylor 1 and supply of spunfair , TM Henderson, l and 2• Wyandot tes, T M Hondereon; Coohins, T M Renderson, 0st Single and Double Harness, and 2nd. Trunks and Valises. IMPLEMENTS - Farm gate H E lwards- churn, W Taylor; pump, 0 korni^ Hstar, I� Red and White' Cedar Shingles Showers; lumber wagon JBrunsdo:: buggy, J on band. Brunsdon,J Walker; pldX. W Gaw ,-c, let and 2nd; gang plow, W Gannet; washing wachine, JAS. TWITCHRGL, D B Anderson. GRAIN -White fall wheat,T M Henderson, Victoria Block, Cllntdn. The design for a new postage stamp has bean approved by the Postmaster. General. Gen. Neal Dow, the veteran probibition- tat, is at the point of death at hie home in Portland. Wm. Treemor, a farmer near Manilla, committed suicide by hanging himself in the barn. • _ Mr 0. M' Garvey, barrister, of Sarnia, is dead. He was formerly law partner of the I Hon. T. B. Pardee. Some children named Thompson set fire to their dwelling at Pringle Village, and the baby was burned to death. r:A School >safith a Splendid Record 6� rzwvzi� �/ STRATFORD, ONT Students admitted at any time. Five male teachers, nine beautiful rooms. New methods; advantages unsurpassed. Write for catalogue. W. J. Elliott, Principal v Jeweled Fingers Are evidence of refine- ment and good taste, when the gems are se- lected with care. We are showing some love- ly rings in Clusters o t Diamonds, Single Stone Diamonds, Bands of Opals, and in Combination with Pearls, Rubies, Saphires, Torquois r The -prices range fom $1.75 to $50. �- 1-Bil 11 I 11 I I, I _. I . Fall House Cleaners, r 'm Will find our stook of Wall Paper AND Window Shades. Just what they need to put their rooms in first class order. A large stock of window Shades just received. Wall paper is always up-to-date and espe- cially our prices. Special values in remnants. All paper trimmed free of charge. Q, NOR'S0B OR STORE 11 CLINTON. " A" ,A"' ,V3 e are Right 0 At the verge of a period of activity. Leader of Jewelery Fashion t:. Of this come t0 Biddlecombe's and Watob Inspector for the people. See what We have. ANNIENNNINN At the Beginning of the fall season our stock of Jewelery, Spec- tacles, &o., and prices will convince you. 14P OUR SILVERWARE Our Doctor of Refraction The prices on these viii• Has trade a special 'study of the human eye ales are away down. It Your Eyes Are weak or your eight pCor, it is Smportant REPAIRING of every kind to have them carefully examined, guaranteed to give satis- No Charge faction. Whatever is made for teetinQ. Fine Steel frames including glasses fill.d by our lie . S ecia t 1.00P fS. Bi111111111 � tJsty e Full stock of Gold Specs and Eye Glasses, CLINTON' WA%,4rt, %AkV�1% 4.- COOPE, tw� I R & CO. CLINTON. --THSTWO -&.J'a-- I OUR SEMI-ANNUAL DISPLAY OF FALL AND WINTER WOOLLENS ANIT :: GENTS FURNISHINGS :. . Will be held during the week commencing Sept. 97th. We extend an invitation to everybody to inspect our stock which consists of imported and domestic WORSTEDS, 8ERGES TWEEDS' In all the latest novelties. In Gents Furnishings we aim to carry one of the most up-to-date stooks to be found west of Toronto, consisting of Hats, Caps, Ties, Braces, Underclothing, Waterproof Coats HATS A SPECIALTY. A J. MO ! RRISH Clinton. A. J. HOLY,OWAY, Clanton.,. "NOTHING LIRE LEATHER. The ''. 1 ,./' Best is ;None toot ...*TAQ5-27 -%11�R ��)f;!._, 16`,L_ty f , I Good • „ r, it 1 \" 7W � 1 1 C,' . - 1 1, - .,�.r.1,4 1. , _�'),-,-, o'j , --y", �M�,,,A-r . 1. - 7�5,1; kyct+"... lir$ . We want to say that our great range of Fall Goods is now coming to band every day, and will comprise a stook of Boots and Shoes not to be beaten in this section. Oar reputation for carrying reliable goods is thor- oughly established, and from good buyers we ask an inspection. A business that is growing every day is good evidence that our goods are being ^ appreciated. FINE Strop DnA.Lnra Jackson* '' Jacksons Clinton "Nothing Like Leather." kr � 11X'O1>t' Central Fall �.�illx. J 13 Harland; Dorkinga, arey, G Irwin, J i r _ Morarlane; Plymouth Book, barred, T d 1. __ The fall exhibition of the Huron Oen- walker, Chao tti +iiwr; i'tymouth Rook, ; white, D A 1' Rook, any LINERY trai Society was held at the Recreation Park, Clinton, on Tuesday and Wed- Watson;tPlymouth variety, W l WasonHoudans, 1 e 2 W Carter; Polancle, W U B, W Darter; Po - '. � A1� peach vibe weather was excellent, y' and ave every pportunity for an en- lands, kl S` Il, W Garter; Polands, C# U, W Qarter(�ya¢dottes, 8 or G, G Irwin, J - I ,+T�r(14� jt,yable :„ illus. • I�n . the, leading .deparU '(}aninghaxga; meats the outside exhibit was much Wpandottes; white, x & 2 J C Gilroy; a,ndalusiane, blue, Walter Coate, e maoh.pleasgse in inviting tide plinton to and Inspect better than last year, competition be, in very peen in such classes as horses sheep, and The w a worsen; Game, bantams, 1 & 2 0 pami; �11, Bantams, any variety, C Camp - of game cattle, ppigs poultry. bell, W Hartry; Fowl, any variety, F Wil. otocl o0:' interest recently taken 1n the latter lis, W Wallace. .��d '. class by our townspeople was manifest by the greatly increased exhibit in GRAINS, -White winter wheat, M Bre . `., that department, the apace usually al- thour, 8 Furee; Red winter wheat, U Bre- • ':hex-' filhn�ery lotted hereto, and which has hitherto been more than ample, being this year tbour, M Brethour; Spring wheat, 8 Furee, M Brethour; White oats, D Brethour, M considerably too small, while the char- Brethour; Black oats, M Brethour, D Bre- titiR display of atter of the birds shown is also much thoar; 6 -rowed barley, D Brethour, M Bre- thonr; 2 -rowed barley, D Brethour, M Bre- ,. '�i�' 4,# Wings, Tips, superior. Sheep were also of superior quality and increased numbers, thour; Small peas, M Bre,,hour, John �I.4,.-k Ribbons, &C. The indoor departments were not all as well filled ae on former occasions. Salkeld; Large peas, J Salkeld, M Brethour; White beans, J Salkeld, S Furee; Red 1.1°elvets, 11 .Vegetables orm new Veilings. We will be and fruit were both partic- ularly good, the judge of the latter clover seed, M Brethour; Timothy seed, D Brethour, M Brethour; Alaike clover, D wto gide you a perfect fit in class remarking that he rarely saw Brethour, M Brethour. g11q ob bur ", better fruit than what was shown here. On the whole, however, the show was APPLEa.—Winter, B Tyrerpan, 0 Will- isms; Cooking, W Elliott, Jae McFarlane; "S� "MANTLES a splendid success, the attendance and De%rt, J McFarlane; Golden russete,. J ___ _--- _ _ gate receipts being considerably ahead A•�p, W Weirt Northern spies, BTyre- man, J MoFarlane;120-oz pippins, C Will- �i1�lk` our Opening, Saturn of last year. The following ie the k rize list:- tams, W Elliott; Seek -no -farther, C Will- N--'svg., Sept. 25th, and Tums, J McFarlane; Snow, B Tyreman, W �I01 wring week. HORSES—CANADIAN HEAVY DRAUGHT.- Elliott; Ontario, 0 J S Naftel, J Wiggin- ,Team,C Dale, W Doherty & Co;brood mare, ton; Pomme Grise, Elcoat Bros., W Car- , y `'; - Geo Dale, Jno Dale; spring foal, Jae ter Blenheim Pippin, F Hall, J Allan; S' E. HILLIER, Chisholm, Geo Dale; year old filly or geld- ing, Geo Dale, Jno Dale; two year old filly Jae Reyynolds, J Carling; wealthy, C J S Naftel, G Baird; Ben Davis, C Williame, Elooat Bros., Tallman sweet, y , :, MILLINER, or gelding, beat horse or mare, Jas Reynolds• B Tyrs�hitan, C Williams; Rhode Island Greening, J Allan, G. Irwin; Spitzenburge, rs0;�1. old stand, near Hotel Clarendon AGRICULTURAL.—Agrioultu al team, Jno C,Williams, J McFarlane; Baldwins, G Dale, O Dale; brood mare with foal, G Irwin, B Tyreman; Vandevere, W Elliott; 11. efty, `��oreftloc 1111'als Stephenson, R B McLean; spring foal, G Stephenson, Jno Dale; year old filly or G Dale, Jno Salkeld; two old King of Tompkins Co, B Tyreman, W Carter; Ribston pippins, J Cartwright, C J Cart- 114-lgy, o ze y,Im yb-A iaa gelding, year filly or gelding, 'C Dale; J Cartney; best Calton; Alexanders, D Tiplady, Wright; Cayuga red streaked, Elooat Bros., : ,Hodi Zs Bros . horse or mare, G Stephenson. Cantelon & Junor; Faliwater, C Williams, 1oet=New Era olfb't-W Hailes GENERAL PURPosE.-Team, W Elliott, C B Tyreman, Ducbess of Oldenburg, El- Y i,-wlrb Fair Co arymr-Heesle & Cc 'er;*dhted -P J S Naftel. Roene!raRs.-Spring foal, J J MoLaugh- coat Bros„ G Nott; Gravenstein, Lindsay Bros., B Tyreman; Maiden Blush, Glrwin, Cole ton, Harvey Davis; year old filly, Wm W Elliott; Roxboro russett, B Tyreman, J :gUWZ8 taotrson Bros �?ill-Allen & Wilson eq#C14--W R Lou h Co Dale S Beattie; two year old fill J Car- y Y+ ling, Walter Weston; brood mare, foal, W Robinson, J W Yeo; horse, Oliver S Howrie; Wagner, B Tyreman; Mann; G Irwin, W Weston; Calvert, C Williams, J dq,ye-bteKinnon er,wiiited-H Murphy 'matte road Johnston, Geo Date; roadster team, H C Cartwright; Grimes Golden, A McKenzie, J B Rumball; An other varlet W El- Y y, al h e =w L Oni a �i?itt ktr�tiver-J Twitchell Barlett, hi I best horse or mare J Ba W W to b e 1 y t Al- an vane J lion, J Allan; Heaviest, y y, .11 Ie;re .1g. ge-T Jackson ar be,t,b,oiteditors-LEDancey Carling. CAnmAGE.-Carriage horse, D A Ferree- Tan, Elcoat Bros. GnAPEs.-Bri bion, S L Scott; Concord, g auetrnation-Miss JAoheson A;41]itia.sale-Gilroy &Wiseman ter, McMnrchie & Co; best horse or mare, C genre, J Cottle; Rogers No. 19, B Tyre - D AForre�ter, man; Rogers No. 4, B Tyreman; Delaware, (1 � TIt ��.vvA SADDLE. -Saddle horse, J J McLauglin, D B Kennedy. 8 L Scott, C Hoare; any other variety, S L Scott, Jae Cartwright; collection of grapes, �� .Y.....,. v t : CATTLE—DURHAM,-Aged bull, W J Big- gins; two year old bull, H Plu¢isteel; one S L Scott. PEAR.. -Fall pears, Tyreman, 8 Furse; - E R,[D9 OCTOBER 1 1897 w a ' ins Jae Snell; boll year old bull W J BI S Y , Biggins, 8noll; Bartlett, W Elliott G Baird F lemieh 1 Beauty, J Salkeld,. W Elliott; Duchess ,..,. '' ver Mowat, Lieutenant calf ander one year, Elooat Sroe, Jas milch cow, Elcoat Bros, Jae Snell; two , , D Angonleine,J ( Gilroy,R Downs;jClapp S ' iyiovernor of. Ontario. year old heifer, J Avery, Jae. _Snell; year ;aroma^ W Cartery; Keiferr,,r0 Hoare, Jno Tyroman, --.- j�eicial announcement that Sir old heifer, Jas Snell, 1 and L; Le]fer'oalfI 1 and 2,JaS Snell; herd of Durham., Jae Salkeld; Sheldon, W Weston, W Robb; Josephine de Malines, T Holloway; Louise 11 xvei'Mowat w,jll soon return to his �lve;Province to take a position at Snell 1 and 2. NATIVE OR, GRADE. -Milch vow, for stock Bonne do Jersey, B Tyreman, D E'conee; ' Souvenir de Congress, J CnninghameI Ili Mlead of lis' Government as repro- breeding, Appleby &Hunter, Jae Reynolds; geurre Bosc, B Tyreman, 8 Furse; ulair- tl'11;gP 'of the Queeh, will be received milub cow, for dairy, Jas Reynolds, Conte- genu, 8 L Scott, D Prowse; D'Angou, B rix: no leasure by the lar e- ma- Ion & Junor; two year old heifer, J Aver , 8 Furse;- an other varier B y y' l�3�o a people of n arta. RIrUt'n the veteran statesman was re Jidtan u— ray; yeerl�ng Tiei3er, 1 and 2 Ap-0II3t'n' pleby & Hunter; heifer calf, Appleby & Tyreman, D Prouse; Quinces, H Joyner, eeted,by Sir Wilfrid Laurier to lend Hunter, J Reynolds; steer calf, Appleby & R Coate. PLII916. -Peach plume, T Holloway; 0,114itlit the formation of a Liberal Ottawa, Sir Oliver Huntur, Jno Stanbury; year old Steer, El- Bros, Jno Reynolds; two old Green Gage, T Cottle; Glass Seedling, T tigiin stration at exft;,lty responded, taking up the ''ies,of coat year steer, J Stanbury, J Reynolds; best cow or Holloway, T A Walker; Jefferson, C Hoare; Niagara,THolloway;Victoria, T Hollaway; Minister of Justice and Gov- heifer, J Avery; herd of two-year-old Imperial Blue, T Solloway; Reins Claude —went leader of the Senate. For txl'e'tlne however, it has been well steers, J Reynolds; herd of yearling steers, J Reynolds, Elcoat Bros. de aaQay, T Holloway, Miss Fowler; Lom- Miss Fowler; Pond's t..., bd,that when the term of the POLLED AHERDEENa,-Best herd, Jae Mo- bards, T Holloway, Seedling, R Coate, T Holloway; Duane Ment Lieutenant -Governor was con- d S'that Sir Oliver would be offered IfQntir Farlane. HEREFORDS. W Elliott. Purple, T A Walker, T Cottle; Imperial Gage, T Holloway; Bradshaw, T Cottle. T ft of the -n� po]iltment. Such '4,giling ot1' to the honorable gentle- : JERSEYS.—Milch COW, J Newcombe, A MoOrea; bull, any age, W Robinson, Jno Holloway; Smith's Orleans,y C Hoare, T Holloway; Yellow egg, Mrs W Downs, T 1�@:pemarkable public career will be Gibbings; heifer calf, J Newcombe, J Van• Holloway; Coe'S golden drop, T Cottle, T 11 g�t(ae-A tbg gminently fitting by the Egmond; year old heifer, J Newcombe. A Walker; German prune, Miss Fowler, T op�e'of.Ontario geticratly. xt 1s'already hinted by Opposition FAT C5�TTLE.-Fat cow or heifer, J 'Avery, J Stanbury: fat ox or steer, 1 and Holloway; General Hund, F Hall, T Holl ,a" way; Shipper's pride, T Hollowv, Miss "I F the reason for this refile- 2, J Stanbury. Fowler; any other variety, Mrs R Downs, ie because of friction betweeA !?Ii>;EP- I,Ei6ESTERe.-Aged ram, fl EOeu- T Holloway. .6''...", l€ and other members of Lhe cab- hale, R Charles & Son; Sbearling ram, Jae Peaches -Crawford, W Weston; any nth• Vit',:but°it is not likely that there is ,'¢t:Jliht�st,pparticle of truth In t3UC11 A. Snell, W Glenn; Ram lamb, J Snell, Geo 'Penhale; Aged ewes, G Penhale, J Snell; er variety, R Coate, W Weston. .e :i ..eat. lie entered the Cabinet in dr.'tio help the Premier put things Sbearling ewes, W Glenn, J Snell; Ewe lambs, R Chambers & Son, J Snell• VEGETABLES - Collection garden veget- ables, by market gardener, J Allaneon;pot- ,; ' Ired footing at the outset an a, d g . HRo IR -Aged ism Cooper & on B PSH E d C S , g P hant • whit , white us G Baird atoes D Prouse, P , , landving been accomplished, nothing A Duncan; Sbearling ram, J McFarlane, A Duncan; Ram lamb, Cooper & Son, A Lindsay Bros, J McFarlane; Burpeee extra early, Mrs Walker; empire state, Lindsay l,lliiote natural than that he should re- a tall i 8 e sec who his age is conoid i, y g • Aged Ewes Coo er on A Dun Duncan d & S g P 1 Hibbs >� F .man H , BI06 J Allaneon re , _p ¢ r4�he appointment possesses any can; Shearling ewes, I & 2 Jae McFarlane; Ewe lambs, A Duncan, Cooper & Son. Bretbour; puritan, M Brethour, T Hollo- way; any other variety, Lindsay Bros, J p"I significance whatever, it will FAT SHEEP-JaS McFarlane, G Penhale. PiGs-YoREsHiRE.-Aged boar, J Stan- Allanson; long mangolds, J Salkeld, J Al- ]arisen; mangolds,J Salkeld, H Hibbs; It"','the prestige of the Government tario. - A Lieut. -Governor, but, bury, Lindsay Bros; brood sow, Lindsay globe fieldloarrots, J McFarlane, C Calton, swede, l0,pte'sence carries more or less per- Bros; young boar, H Plumsteel; young turnips, W Weir, Lindsay Bros; short )p -1 -Influence, Oliver's life has been busy and saw, 1 and 2, Lindsay Bros. BERKSHIRE, -Aged '-boar, Jae Dorrance; carrots,. J B Lindsay, J Allanson; grey- stone turnips, C Calton, J Allanson; long > ,a 1►.g'htful one. With the years from brood sow, W McAllister, Jae Dorrance; blood beets, J Allanson, J Salkeld; blood 3{to J872, when he was a judge on iale'$u�erior court bench, he htw been Young boar, W McAllister, Jae Dorrance; young sow, W McAllister, Jus Dorrance; turnip beets, B Tyreman, D Prouse; vege- tableoyster, M Brothour, J Allanson; par - 3 t;fuuii.11y in public life since be wag boar livor ono year, W McAllister; sow over Snips, C Calton, J Allanson; radishes, Jos Allanson; winter cabbage, J Salkeld, J AI- a'tG'ned to the old Parliament of Can. akln-1837, He has been It member of one year, Jae Cbiibolm. CHESTER Warm -Aged boar, Jae Foster; Janson; pickling cabbage, J Salkeld, J Al - Ji i Governments of Canada. He hIi4 ofltce in -the shortest lived Ad- brood Sow, Jae Foster, W Weir; young boar, G Pehhale, Jae Foster; young sow, lanson; surchead, J Allanaon, C Colton; Savoy, J Allanson, C Calton; cauliflower, J 'iietration in Canadian history - hij tV,known as t :e Brown-Do:lon (lav- Jas Foster, Lindsay Bros. POLAND CriiNA.-Aged boar, W W Fisher; Allanson; red onions, D Prouse, C Hoare; prizotaker, H Walker, J Lanxon; silver. j%nient-which: in 1858 was -swindled brood Sow,' 1 and 2, W W Fisher; young king, D Prouse; yellow onions, J Allanson, T Hollo- Mts rights by the famous "double- ' expedient. And he broke the Oe6oird boar, 1 and 2, W W Fisher; young sow, 1 and 2, W W Fisher. S Wise; Engl]sh potato onions, way, H Walker: silver skin onions, J Al- of the world by holding the ''i°,iitiiierahip of Ontario continuously TAMwoRTHs.-Aged boar, W W Fisher; young boar, W W Fisher, Geo Baird; lanson; sweet corn, J Allanson; corn, any, variety, J Allanson, J Salkeld; water mel- �oMII871 to 1896, when he placed his ildttt a on his trusted lieutenant, Hon. young sow, Jae McFarlane, Geo Baird; pair barrcw pigs, Robt Fitzsimons, W one, J Allanson; musk melons, J Salkeld, S L Scott; citrons, J Lanxon; cucumbers, ,m$ardy, and lent his aid to his Weir. J Lannon, W Elliott; red tomatoes, T Cottle J Allanson; purple tomatoes, 'H I d friend, r Laurier, in the forma- M t6r4:Af the new Liberal Government of, POULTRY.--Brahtnas, light, G Irwin, W Walker; Brahmas, dark, 1 & 2 G Irwin; Walker, J Lanxon; pumpkin, J Allanson, 18itlada. Coohins buff, G Irwin N Davis;Coohins, C Calton; largest squash, D Furse, J How- rie; bubbard squash, J Allanson, S L ''1 hick has been the busy and phenom- InillI successful career of the new partridge, W W961196oe; La¢ge6nne, Fair• Service Bros, W J Irwin; Game. B B R, Scott; vegetable marrow, J Allanson; win- aicutenant-Gover nor of Ontario. Could N Davis, Lindsay Bros; Game, D W, ter celery, J Lanxon; white plume celery, J heaviest marigolds, J Salkeld, heC, be anything more appropriate Walter Coats; Game, Indian, WalterUOats; coatBLanxon; Elooat Bros; heaviest Turnips, H Hibbs, J ". that now, wtth his ripened ex- ience and mellowing owers, he -his Hamburg., golden S, W Carter;Hamburgo, silver S, W Carter, J Howrie; Leghorns, Allan; heaviest carrots, Elooat Bros. iiltinid be enabled to serve fellow-'• white, W Carter, W Hartry; Leghorns, DAIRY PRonucE-10 lbs crook butter, Jaa 'butttr`ymen as representative of her t e.•falsvegrlrtae brown, J D Mellville, W Wallace; Leg- U1: Van Egmond, S Wise; butter in prints, U adv Ei=Nutt uMeritrrolie -6F Nott; Y} ]�Y-at 0f;ilN native Province? ins; W J Irwin, G Irwin; Minoroae, blank, W T]plady; home-made cheese, Miss Syming- �' ,• •l ' fb. David'Mills has accepted the Hartry, T A Walker; Dorkin y+ gS, silver grey, ton factor obsess y , J Hill. 68ition of Minister of Justice, as Mr J McFarlane, G Irwin; Plymouth Rook, DOMESTIC MANUI+ACTURES- Jar extracted Mous;; We successor. barred, Walter Coate; Plymouth Rook, honey, W Hartry, B Tyreman; honey in , white; Lack Kennedy, D A Forrester; Ply- comb, W Hartry; display of honey in Frederick Cnbitt, ea -Mayor of Bow- mouth Rook, thi mouoo, any other variety, W G Wat- y; display of extracted comb, W Hartry; ;,dol: littnvrlle, to dead. son; Hondans, W Carter, Fairservice Bros; honey, W Hartry, B Tyreman; homemado H1gin Taftord. was Sentenced to pantie^- Yolanda, W C B, I & 2 W Carter; Polands, G 0, W Garter; Polqnds, S 8 0, W Carter; buns, plain, D Prouse, D Tiplady; home- made buns, fancy, D Prouse, Mrs G Davis; *'I;fG'r t o years at Hamilton for bigamy. Wyandottes, 8 or G, Appleby & Hunter, plate apple pie, J Howrie, Mrs H Walker; bir,, A. . wood, M. P. for Hamiltob, is Jae Cartwright; Wyandottes, white, Fair- Bros, Milroy; pumpkin pie, Mrs R Downs, Mrs H Hibbs ItBpbtted a iqusl T11 at Vancouver. Mr. service J C Andalueiane, blue, custard pie, J Howrie, 8 L Scott; tea his - 6 ;1 b$, hIS sort, left Winnipeg by Elcoat Bros; Red Cape, W Wallace; Ban- Cult, Mrs R Downs, J Howrie; fruit cake, J pold,61 tra it for his bedside. turns, game, G Irwin; Bantams, any other Howrie, Mrs R Dowus,layer cake, JHowrie, A ba%li despatch says it is reported on I highog authority that Baron Edward variety, G Irwin, C Campbell; Fowl, any other variety 1 & 2 W Carter; Ducks, Pe- kin 1 & 2 d Irwin; Ducks Rouen, W J Mrs R Downs; tarts,JHOWCie,Mrs Walker; P p, S L Scott ho oatmeal cake, D Tiplady, Gibson A hbourne, Lord Chancellor of rrelabad 'ill soon succeed the Earl of + , Irwin, J Allan; Danker Aylesbury, W Car- & Cantelon & made bre 968 white D Prouse Ca e Junor; home-made bread, brown, S Wise, t►�i60t4eerl a Gddefndi'-General of Canada. ,, ter; Geese, Toulouse, J Cartwright, J Al- Tan Geese Bremen G Irwiir Geese an + 1 Y W Carter; oolleotion pickles cad eau0es, i Mrs G Nott; canned tomatoes, J Howrie, ' bon h� on. Wm.4rt'y„� Minister of VVa kg, iia�'rlt;t�nied'his other variety, W J Irwin; Rabbits, Fair- service Bros; Elliott Dymdnt & Bra; Plies. Mrs Walker; collection preserves, D Prouse, Ottblid residence 'earl Mrs Nott; peaches, Mrs G Nott, J Howrie; O the ament Bui din a, pronto, he Is still Ytna IS to'tAvob�kr of his' depart- ante, Lack Kennedy; Canaries, Mrs T Cot- tle; Collection fancy N Davis, E pears, J McFarlane, D Prouse! plume D e pigeons, Pronse, W Carter; qu]noo8, H Walker, J 10111*, Un er the a vice his phgttlicians Dyment & Bro. Howrie; citron, D Tiplady, S 'Fly ISO; jelly, 14retnainS tri(% ,I Wet +gild is rick duan CHIotts•--Brabmas, light, 1 & 2 Lack J Howrie, 8 Wise; maple sagarx M dreth, ti o* tb a atom illere. lKennedy; * is.re"po ted thin; 73iettUhtVrit-&iJ'J 4 BrahmaS, dark, H Plumsteel, G Irwin; Coohins, buff, 1 & 2 G Irwin; Lang 'W our; maple molasses, G Baird 8 Wise; grape wine, S Wise, G Nott. ,`f the Northwest Ter itories, $(6)htdan, • r shans, Hartry, W J Irwin; Game B B LADIES' WoRK-Co llection of ladiea' work, 0f resign b s poeitlon, . to,J pvhfoli Ihe *96n 1898, to the 1t, I & 2 F Willis; Game, Pyle, I & 2 Vtl'al- ter Coats; Game, Indian, W J Irwin, Wal- Mrs Nott, Mrs Avery; cotton crochet work, #Iolhfddin . accept preferred It] S Wise, Miss Symington; crochet work, kl uitgarshl'p British Columbia of a lend;• F I ter 'Coats; Hambarge, 8 S, Vairservice wool, J Howrie; embroidery on Silk or satin 8g BklEish fi sticial corporation. One year Bro1, J 8 Howrie; Legborns, white, W Car. Miss Symington; table cover or Scarf, em- liblttterm a lietitenant-gonernor its thus ter, Jag Howson; Leghorns, brown, J B broidered, Mrs Avery, S Wise; embroidery I f�liax 4 , ,, h1 position Mr McIntosh me- Rumball, F Willis; Leghorns, buff, W Wal. on felt, Mrs Avdry, Mrs Nott; embroidery flx',1941 ' d Looato be a very advantag• pgt II � _^ ,-, - lane J D Mellville; Minoreas, black, T'A 'Wainer, N Hartry; Minoreso, 1 & 2 on flannel, J McFarlane, Mrs 8 Coate; Sr. Mies Sym- 0 white, raseno embroidery, Mra Nott, ngton, gold or silver tinsel work, B Wise, M H Iiarrison;red tall wheat, II Edwards, C kIrs Nott; aixenille work Miss Symington, Proctor & eon; six rowed burley, R McMurray; black oats, H Edwards; white oats 0 Proctor, dre Nott; slipper Case, Mrs C Campbell, W &Son,McMurray; small peas, R oats, large i 3artry; darned net, Mrs Nott, Mrs Avery; �eas 19 DfoGowan, H Edwards; tlmotvy, -R ' Allo shams Mrs W Downs; drawn work ooti R McGowan. latae S min�ton Mrs Walker mantle FR>'IITS AND FLOWERS -Golden russett Y g , apples M H Harrison T U Henderson, bald- lrope, Mrs 8 Coats, Mrs Nott; tea cosy, wins 1� McGowan W' Geddes: snows, V& Ged- YTrs Nott, Mrs Avery; sofa pillow, Mrs des, J Owens; Rhode Island greenin s, G Sow- IGO, MISS Barlett; lady's fancy apron; B Goad a, Ben s northern dGw J wens, W P reman 8 Wise- drawing Ila, cG an GProct OProetof y g #Com screen, Canada rade, R MaGloit+an G Proctor; king of Nits Nott; patched quilt, Miss Symington, tompkine. G Sowlar, D,fi Anderson- winter 3 Wise; crazy quilt, Mrs Nott, Mrs J Cun- apple4, W Geddes, 0 Proot;or; apples, k Look - hart D B Anderson; fall pears Al H Harrison ainghame; crochet quilt, J Howrie, Diss T M Henderson; winter pears M Lockhart, W Va¢ Egmond; etched quilt, Mrs Avery, Miss Scott, variety of grapes6T M henderson• orab 3ymiugton; knitted ooverlid Mrs Nott, a plea R McGowan J bwena: plums. Vit Bone Kra Hartry; etching in silk, lige Nott, Mrs frru t, Tt,V Beaches, u HCorley- tab eoboqueb Walker; Roman embroidery, linen, Mrs C E Sackrider, Mrs Henry- hand boquet flowers Campbell, Mrs J Avery; knitting, woollen E Sackrider W Taylqr; $ower in pot, Mrs A' stockings, Mrs Nott S Wise knittin wool- McLean Et Saokrlder; collection of house g / , , g. lants, L Saokrlder, Mrs H McLean- collection len socks, 8 Wise, Mrs Nott; knitting,wool- foliage_pbants E Sackrider, Mrs H McLean. len gloves or mitts, Miss Symington, Mrs MAN[JFAWRES-Union flannel, J Owens; Nott; rag mat, Mrs H Walker, Mrs J blankets J Owens T M Henderson; coarse boots, J haugh, lot and 2nd; men' a flue boors Avery; yarn mat, Kra H Walker, Mrs J Baugh; home-made wine, R McGowan, T R Nott; whisk holder, Mrs Nott,Mrs 8 Coats; Henderson, parlor sachet Mrs Walker Mies S min R00'1's AND VEGETABLES -elephant pota- P Syming. toes, W Geddes, W Taylor; matchless corlies ton; table mats, crochet, Mrs S L Scott, J Coultas, 0 Proctor & son; empire state E Mise P�arlett; table mats, embroidered, Mrs Sackrider, M H Harrison; any other variety, 8 Collie, Mlaa Barlett; fancy tidy, Mrs' R McGowan, W Tayylor; cabbage, E Sackrider Nott, Mrs 8 Coats, fanny foot stool,. Mrs C W Taylor; red ppi�ckling cabbage E Sackrider, W Taylor; cauliflower E Saakricier W Taylor; Campbell, Mrs H Walker; toilet set; Mrs H• long blood beets, W Taylor, T M ilenderson; Walker, Mrs C Campbell; pin cushion, Mrs turnip beets, W Taylor, T M Henderson; man - 0 Campbell, Mies Barlett shawl crochet gold wurtzels, E Saorider, W Geddes; swede P turnips,J Coultas, W Scott; field carrots, E or knit, Mrs Nott, Mrs 0 Campbell; point Sackrider R McMurray; early horn carrots, W lace, Miss Symington, W Hartry; netting, Taylor, C Noctor &yon; paranr s E Saokrid- r H d r p e Ewa da onions from seed h Sackrider W Hartry, T Cottle; linen Centre piece, WTaylor; hall'Wok Onions E Sackrider, Mies Barlett, W Hartry; linen Centre piece, Taylor; oelery, W Taylor, E Sackrider; corn, R lace work, Mrs Nott, W Hartry ; kitchen McMurray, IH 'McGowan; water melon A apron, Mrs Walker, 1-2; home-made blan- Ketchebaw, E Sackrider musk melon, W �'ayy_-_ lor E Sackrider- pumpkin, E Sackrider, W kets, S Wise, 8 Farae; handkerchief 09608, GeAdesi squash, h Sackrider, H Edwards; cit - Mrs J Avery, Mrs Nott; easel drape, Mrs 0 ron E Sac rider HIEdwards; plate tomatoes, Campbell, S Wise. R Murray W Taylor- beans, E Saokrider, W Taylor- collection garden vege'ables E Sack-. FINE ARTS-PROPEa6IONAL LIST, OIL, aider W /Taylor. (original),-Anv design painted, J A Fow- DAIRY PRODUCE -be lb dairy butter, John Coultas, M H Harrison; Crock of butter, C ler; marine view, J A Fowler, Proctor;' butter in rolls or prints, J Coultas, AMATEUR LIST, OIL -Landscape, Cana- G Sowlar; home-made bread, R McMurray H dian subject, W Hartry, J Gibbings; mar- Edwards; maple syrup, W Scott, R Scott; Itio- tor It A Ketchbaw, ins view, Canadian subject, Mrs Campbell, r Allr$ - Painting, still life, Miss L J Gibbings; animals, from life, J Gibbings; s arling, Miss Owens; pencil drawing, Mrs flowers or fruit, Mrs Campbell, J Gibbings. Fele, Mrs Pr Carder; oil painting, Mias Mo - PROFESSIONAL LIST, WATER COLORS, Ori- Clelland, D B Anderson; collection of oil paintings, Miss Sperling, Miss Owens; colleo- ginal).-Any design, painted, J A Fowler; tion of holograph@ Miss Edwards. marine view, Canadian subject, J A Fow- LADIES' DEPARTMENT - Tatting, Miss ler; Sepia, J A Fowler; pen and ink, J A Sparling Mrs Hele; crochet work, Mrs Dr Carder Mrs Hele; bead work, Miss McClelland Fowler. �� Mrs Haiei booked wool skirt, Mrs Bridges; AMATEUR LIST, WATER CoLoas.-Land- fancy knitting, Mrs McKenzie Miss McClel- scope, Canadian subject, Mrs Campbell; land: gent's linen shirt, Mrs RcKonzie Miss' h1oC1 ll e and• dent's f no flannel shirt Mrs marine view, Canadian subject, Mrs Camp- Bridges, Mrs McKen ie• braiing, Miss'Brid- bell; pencil drawing, any subject, J Gib- gas, Mise Sperling; festlterfiowers• Miss Owens binge, T Cottle; Pastel, any subject, Robbie pair woolen stockings, Mrs McKenzie, Miss. Stewart, Mrs C Campbell; flowers or fruit, McClelland; pair socks, Mrs Huugh, Mrs P McKenzie; pair woollen glove., Mre Me - Mrs 0 Campbell; collection of pictures, J Kenzie• pair woollen mitts, Miss. Owens, P Tindall, I and 2. Mrs br Carden log cabin quilt, Miss McClelland; knitted quilt, Mass Sow - Judges -Fruit, T H Race, Mitchelll; Do- lar, Mrs Scott; patched quilt, Mrs Bone, mestic Manufactures, D Cantelon, Gods- Mrs Dr Carder; rag mat, Mrs Henryy Mrs Ged- rich; Vegetables, T C Naftel Goderiob• des; Berlin wool work raised, Mrs Carder,Misa g , S viii^ • Berlin �p wool work gat, Mrs Carder, Dairy Products, H McCartney, Bruoefield; Miss Sparling; sofa pillow Mrs Carder, Miss Grain, Thee Trick, Jas Connolly; Ladies' Sparling; silk quilt, Mrs Kele, Miss McClel- work, Mise McTaggart, Mrs Robb, Clinton; land; painting on satin, Mrs Carder, Mrs Wil- kinson;Goderich. hair fiowera, Mtaa MoClellanll; embrof- + dery on silk, Mrs Hale, Miss Sparling; embroi-. Pigs, E. Bell, Londesboro, Poultry, W. dory on linen, Mrs Carder Mia. 1KcClelland; Grieve, Seaforth. Heavy horses, James lace work, Miss Sparling, Mrs Hele; twine lace Connolly, Goderich township; E. Bell, Hnl- Mrs Hole, Mise McClelland; rag carpet, Mrs Owens; collection ladies' work, Miss McClel- lett; W. Rinn, Hallett. Light horses, land, Kra Hele, John Grieve, Seaforth, Sheep, John Gov- enlock, Winthrop, Grade cattle, S. Smiths_ ' _�_iluea`tieixt. Clinton; T. R6se�lytY T Coro -bred., H. M Smith, Exeter. NOTES ISS C. E. CLEMENT Graduate of Alma M Collego, teacher of Piano. The band rendered good service. Why not boom next year's show? EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Local poultry fanciers made a great show Clinton-oentrallysitaated-Should have All persons owl•g the ostate of the late one of the beet fairs outside the ,ities, William Core are hercby notified that the same The grand stand -free to all -was much must be paid to his sister, MISS LUCY CORE, appreciated. It is a fine resting plane. Clinton, who is sole executor of the estate. There's some grand live stook in Huron, CANADIAN LOME CIRCLE and a good deal of it was at the Huron Central. This Order has changed its night of meeting Thomas Tipling, of Detroit, was shaking to the first Thursday in each month, and will hands with Old friends on the show ground hereafter meet in the Oddfellows' Hall, over on Wednesday. Allen & Wilson's. W. R. LOUGH, Secy. Both J Leslie and F Rumball made ea- STRAY LAMB. hibits of Carriages and nutters, of superb workmanship., Came' into subscriber's premises, Bayfield Messrs Bra+dicot & Box made an excel- Road, Goderich Township, about the middle of lent exhibit of furniture, i¢ ober a of their Septemb..r a Ram Lamb, Leicester. Owner Is 13 hereby notified to prove property, ray charges, representative, Mr Cbidley. and take it away, ALBERT WISE. Among Jos. Allaneon's large vegetable exhibit were Some peanuts grown by him- STRAY HEIFER. Self, and, they were a good sample, -- premises,Gravel t f m subscriber's Strayed ed ro While H Joyner,s driving some y , 1 Y jr,J g t a of An ns R Hallett about themiddle cadg bo s to the rounds the became exhausted + Y Tia 1 bluish g g two year old dehorned heifer• a h,t y and one died; it was a valuable one, in color. Anyone returning her or diving in- Will Coate, Secretary, is an expert in formation as to her whereabouts will be suit- 1 WILLIAM HI LES cit rewarded y manipulating tickets and making correct Londesbora. change, and is equally efficient in keeping all the items in order. MALE TEACHER WANTED. The party who unintentionally carried N away the peck of first prize tomatoes, will Wanted, a male teacher for S. S, No. lo, God - oblige by leaving at the NEW ERA office, as Crich Townsbip, holding a second-class certifi- they have been donated to the editor. tate; one who has had some experience pre er- Amon those on the round were Jude red. Personal application desired. Applica- g d g tions' received rip to October 15, Doyle, M C Cameron, M P ; J T Garrow, PETER COLE, secretary, Clinton P. O. M P P ; D McDonald, County Clerk; Wm Lane, Clerk; M Y MoLean, M P P; and Joe TEACHER WANTED. Beek. — App'tcations for the position of teacher of S. S. No. 4, Goderich Township, will b�3 received East Wawanosh Fall Show. by the undersigned up to 3 p. m. on Saturday, Oct. 16. Applicant must hold not less than 2nd, The fall exhibition of the East �t'a- aedstatesalary, MURPHY, .HENRYSecretary. Clinton P, O. wanosh Agricultural Society was held at Belgrave on Thursday and Friday. TTOTICE TO CREDITORS. and on the whole was a success, both 1� in attendance and financially. The day -- being flue, allowed many farmers to In the matter of W. T. Pellow, Insolvent. be present.. We are indebted to the Notice is hereby given that W. T. Pellow of Secretary, Findlay Anderson, for 011e the township of Ashfield, Grocer has this day prize list as follows:- . made an assignment to me of all his estate, HORSES -HEAVY DRAUGHT -Brood mare & pursuant to R S. O. Cap. 124 and amendments, foal, M H Harrison; spring foal, M H Harrison; A meeting of creditors of,said insolvent is two year old filly Barber Bros., Geo. Taylor hereby called for Bros.; two year old gelding, Jas, •Forster, N. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 0th, 1807, Cuming; team harnessed, Jas Forster, John E at 2 o'clock p. m., at fay office in Goderich for Fells, the appointment of inspectors and the giving GENERAL PURrosE-Brood mare and foal, of directions with reference to the disposal R Scott, Barber Bros, M Cardiff; spring foal, of the estate. Barber Bros, J Casemore; two year old filly, Dated this 23rd day of September, 1807. , J Owens, D Scott & Sons* two year old gelding J Taylor• year old filly, J 11'aylor, J Owens; year LOFTU.S E. DANCEY, Assignee. old gelding, Barber Bros; team, G Taylor Bros, J Owens. r and foal ROAD AND CARRIAGE -Broad mare a , J Brandon, W B Wilkison, N. Geddes; spring • • foal, J Brandon, L Tasker; two year old geld- alkvn It Over _g, R D1eMurray, W Geddes; year old gilding JLBrandox1 LH -1. -Rimgle-Ari-ver�ia►>erb Molndoo J Scandrett; hack horse, in saddle, Levi Lott- team, J Brandon. �-r CATTL>±-TnoltOUGHBRED-Cow, G Sowlar, 1 R Corley, R Corley two year old heifer, R Cor- ley, D Cook; year oid heifer, T H Taylor; heifer 1k I J ` calf, T H Taylor, R Corley;'bull calf, R Corley, p N Cuming; bull, two years or over, R Corley; U bull, under two, R Scott. t GRADE -Cow, M H Harrison, R Scott T H t e 11 Taylor; two year old heifer D Scott & Son, C Proctor & sons- year old belie i D Scott & Sons G`, � 1 & 2; heifer oast, D Scott & Suns, T Ross; two year old steer, 0 Proctor Jif' Sons, D Scott & �� 7 '_ . sons; year old steer, J Barr, D Scott & Sons; ' steer call, D Scott & Sons, J Barr. /•ti' ,,,,,,,, nl, SHEEP- LEICESTERS AND GRADES — Aged +lk!!' ram, N Cuming, R G McGowan; shearling ram J Coulter; ram lamb, J Coultas, N Cuming; aged ewes, J Coultas, N Cuming; shearling - ewes J Coultes,iN Cuming; ewe lamb, N Cu-- - ',- - l- .- ing, 6 Henry. DOWNS AND TnErn,GRADEs—Aged ram,L , T .ker ,}ae and the eo- Teaker.:f Tubb- shearling ram L e Shoes speak for themselves, p Tubb; ram lamb L Taskor, J Tabb; aged owes, ple who admire comfortable Shoes J Tabb, 1 and i; shearling ewes, al Tabb, L need not look farther than our stook Tasker; ewe lambs, J Tabb, L Tasker. PIGS -LARGE BREED - Aged boar H Ed- to find whit they want. We have wards, R MoMu'rray- brood sow, R Soott, H begun our usual Sale of fall Edwardo; boar, H Edwards 1 and 2; sow, H Edwards, RSoott. ; I SmALi. BREED—Brood sow, R McMurray, I ;: H &RUBBER and 2; boar, H Edwards. POULTRY -Goose, DShowers T M Han,'(- , Call and see our lines in Men's and ll• k T Y, 1 son; turkeys, D showers,; and ,duos Women's Boots and Shoes, also our Henderson, 1 and 2; Plymouth rooks, T 14t Hert- derson 1 and 2 Leghorns, W Taylor 1 and supply of spunfair , TM Henderson, l and 2• Wyandot tes, T M Hondereon; Coohins, T M Renderson, 0st Single and Double Harness, and 2nd. Trunks and Valises. IMPLEMENTS - Farm gate H E lwards- churn, W Taylor; pump, 0 korni^ Hstar, I� Red and White' Cedar Shingles Showers; lumber wagon JBrunsdo:: buggy, J on band. Brunsdon,J Walker; pldX. W Gaw ,-c, let and 2nd; gang plow, W Gannet; washing wachine, JAS. TWITCHRGL, D B Anderson. GRAIN -White fall wheat,T M Henderson, Victoria Block, Cllntdn. The design for a new postage stamp has bean approved by the Postmaster. General. Gen. Neal Dow, the veteran probibition- tat, is at the point of death at hie home in Portland. Wm. Treemor, a farmer near Manilla, committed suicide by hanging himself in the barn. • _ Mr 0. M' Garvey, barrister, of Sarnia, is dead. He was formerly law partner of the I Hon. T. B. Pardee. Some children named Thompson set fire to their dwelling at Pringle Village, and the baby was burned to death. r:A School >safith a Splendid Record 6� rzwvzi� �/ STRATFORD, ONT Students admitted at any time. Five male teachers, nine beautiful rooms. New methods; advantages unsurpassed. Write for catalogue. W. J. Elliott, Principal v Jeweled Fingers Are evidence of refine- ment and good taste, when the gems are se- lected with care. We are showing some love- ly rings in Clusters o t Diamonds, Single Stone Diamonds, Bands of Opals, and in Combination with Pearls, Rubies, Saphires, Torquois r The -prices range fom $1.75 to $50. �- 1-Bil 11 I 11 I I, I _. I . Fall House Cleaners, r 'm Will find our stook of Wall Paper AND Window Shades. Just what they need to put their rooms in first class order. A large stock of window Shades just received. Wall paper is always up-to-date and espe- cially our prices. Special values in remnants. All paper trimmed free of charge. Q, NOR'S0B OR STORE 11 CLINTON. " A" ,A"' ,V3 e are Right 0 At the verge of a period of activity. Leader of Jewelery Fashion t:. Of this come t0 Biddlecombe's and Watob Inspector for the people. See what We have. ANNIENNNINN At the Beginning of the fall season our stock of Jewelery, Spec- tacles, &o., and prices will convince you. 14P OUR SILVERWARE Our Doctor of Refraction The prices on these viii• Has trade a special 'study of the human eye ales are away down. It Your Eyes Are weak or your eight pCor, it is Smportant REPAIRING of every kind to have them carefully examined, guaranteed to give satis- No Charge faction. Whatever is made for teetinQ. Fine Steel frames including glasses fill.d by our lie . S ecia t 1.00P fS. Bi111111111 � tJsty e Full stock of Gold Specs and Eye Glasses, CLINTON' WA%,4rt, %AkV�1% 4.- COOPE, tw� I R & CO. CLINTON. --THSTWO -&.J'a-- I OUR SEMI-ANNUAL DISPLAY OF FALL AND WINTER WOOLLENS ANIT :: GENTS FURNISHINGS :. . Will be held during the week commencing Sept. 97th. We extend an invitation to everybody to inspect our stock which consists of imported and domestic WORSTEDS, 8ERGES TWEEDS' In all the latest novelties. In Gents Furnishings we aim to carry one of the most up-to-date stooks to be found west of Toronto, consisting of Hats, Caps, Ties, Braces, Underclothing, Waterproof Coats HATS A SPECIALTY. A J. MO ! RRISH Clinton. A. J. HOLY,OWAY, Clanton.,. "NOTHING LIRE LEATHER. The ''. 1 ,./' Best is ;None toot ...*TAQ5-27 -%11�R ��)f;!._, 16`,L_ty f , I Good • „ r, it 1 \" 7W � 1 1 C,' . - 1 1, - .,�.r.1,4 1. , _�'),-,-, o'j , --y", �M�,,,A-r . 1. - 7�5,1; kyct+"... lir$ . We want to say that our great range of Fall Goods is now coming to band every day, and will comprise a stook of Boots and Shoes not to be beaten in this section. Oar reputation for carrying reliable goods is thor- oughly established, and from good buyers we ask an inspection. A business that is growing every day is good evidence that our goods are being ^ appreciated. FINE Strop DnA.Lnra Jackson* '' Jacksons Clinton "Nothing Like Leather." kr