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THE FLE3HERTON ADVAN Adveitising Rates: One Culuuia, 1 yar. M ; half col.. 1 yt-ar, 27 l., one year. 13. Transient ailnrtUeiaout charem! at tl> rata of a cent* imr line (or flnt luMrtion aud 3 ceut eavh Mrbaequent tuurtkm. Admiral Mello has baea amusing liiuiBclf by bombarding Bio Jauiero, in Brazil. Ha may be laid to have produced a Uellodrama worth looking at. Sir Jolm Thompson's utterances at Owen Soand on the temperance ques- tiou should be a matter of satisfaction to temperance people throughout this dominion. His wordj. though few, were very much to the p. int. and as follows: "If prohibition can be ml .pled in this country I am in s)mpathy with that increment." His information that the lloyal Commission report will be in print by the close of the present year, is also matter of congratulation, because man* people had bognn to despair of ever getting it, and had about decided that the commissioners had a steady thing for life. East Grey Prize List Following is tin- price list of East Grey full fair as furnished by the sec- rotary. The fTjatoat difficulty has been experienced in complication, ow ing to the slipshod work of certain officials, and it is more than probable that many corrtctious will have to be made next week. Class 12, U>tswold Aged Ituiu.W. J. Meads. Pair Ewe Lambs, \V. J. Meads. Itaiu Lamb, W. J. M.;uK W. J. Meads. Pi. Shearling Kwi-s. W. J. Mteds. Class 18, Leicester Ram Ago), 1). Stinson. Ham Shiurling, Joseph Oliver. Pr. Aged KWUM, J. Oliver, J. Oliver. Pr.bbearling Kwefl, J Oliver, J. Oliver. I'l. Kwe Lambs. J.Oliver, J. Oliver. test Pen Bbeep, J. Oliver i Diploma.) Class 14, Southdown Bam I., mil', B. Oliver. Pr. Aged Ewes, R.Oliver. Class It, Hhropghire Ham Aged, \V. T. Ellis, W. T. Ellis. Ham bhearling, J. Buskin. Bam Lamb, J. I in- l;in, J liuskin. Pr. Aged Ewes, J. Ilnskin, W. T. Kiln. Pr. Bhear- ling Ewes, J. I'.nsUiii. J. Buskin. bWINE. ClasalG, Berkshire or other IMack Breed lluii Ard, \V. J. Meads. J. \, Graham. Sow Agod.W. J. Meads, D. btiiiaon. Huw Pig not ICRH than H i ,, . old, W. J. Mends, J. l.tiialiam. ClasH 17, Yorkfhirc Boar A^nl, D. bkinson. Hoar Pig, is-.m. 11 Maibewton. Sow Aged, J.I. Urahain Bow Pig, 1893, J. i. Urahatn, 11 M'tthewrt HI. C1M in, ('I., 4 -Sow Pig, 1833, Oeo. Blcwart. u.-o. Stewart. Claaa 1. HutYolk- -Boar Pig. 1893. J. I. Uralmin, Sow Pig. 18UH. J. I. Uialxvm. POULTRY. Class '20- White Loglunn I; .n-i r, J. Oitowell. Drown Le^lium Urn, \V Delluiuy. \Vhitti l.r;;lu,ni Htm, J Ottewvll, J H lltnid. Bto.vn I,, in HM.MUT, C \V Hcllamy. PI'. iiiDiith It-itk li.i-, ( er, \V W TrimbU, .! II 1I...1-.1. I'huHiiith i;..e!> ll.n, W Tiiiuble. J II ll.iinl. WvaiuloUr lU"ih(r, J I'-iilninl. \V)undoIie Urn, J Kula'xl. J H lloHid. IV. GVese, 11. MailieWfoii.Jas. 1'Vnin. Pi Tuikevx. II Matlii'wsoii. Pr. l'< kin l>uel>s, J Ili.liiud Pr. 1'iu'lii, oiiininDii, .1 l'i TIM, II Miitlifw-'.m. iV.u-ock, C W r..-lli\MM I'M -i Collodion Poultry, f U iWl^my. Will fli^ '.'I I. u li Cl,t\v" ID, i < iraul. U Kutl. \.m. U'liiui \Vn.ik-, miy oLlnr vii,iv, i; I; i!li\M,i. I; (irulium. , i /;, .1 \\ ial r,C '-'unit, 1- ' Oil. I"-', S[i.i.r; 1 ' I' '/YlU i. I IJll. il \Vl,.!| I |J, (' 'f'laut. <' Hi' . 11 U H.ii-ui, my Ut( :. i r-M-ii. Bail C Grant, G Hutchison. 1 Busb. Bar- ley, 2 BoWed, G Hutchison, C Grant. 1 Bush. White Oats, C 6'nut. G Hutchison. 1 Bash. Llk. Oats, G Hutchison, J Stewart. 1 Bush Peai, Small Feild, M Orr, G Hutchison, 1 Hush. Large Field, G Hutchison, C Grant. 12 Ears Cora, White, D. Thompson, B. Best. Coll. Beaus.4 varieties, 6' Grant. 1 pk. Timothy seed. It Buthvao, C Giant. 1 pk. Alsike clover, W T El- lis. 1 pk. Flax seal, C Grant, G Hutchison. 100 Ibs. Flour, A B Bell. BOOTS. Class 28 Potatoes Assortment, 4 varieties, W J Meads, D. Thompson. Potatoes, .Beauty of Hebron, D Thompson, W J pleads. White Ele- phant, D Thompson. Any other var- iety, W J Meads, D Thompson. Swedish Tnrnips, J Heard, U Table Turnip*, D. Thomp- son, J. I. Graham. Turnip*, While Globe, J. I. Graham, D. Thompson. Turnip*, Aberdeen, J. I. Graham. Turn- ip*, Grey Stone, D. Thompson, J. I .Gra- ham Carrot Field Ked, D. Stinioa. J. Ferns. Carrot Field White, J. Heard, D. Stinaon. Maofilrt, Long, J. Heard, Jo*. Ferri*. Mangle*, Globe, J. Ferria, J. I. Graham. Pumpkin, Com. Yellow, J. I. Graham. Pumpkin* Other Var- iety, J. I. Graham. Bqoaahe*. J. I. (iriiliitiii. Corn, Iniilage, J I. Graham, Jm. Ferris. Aisortmeut f RouU and VeiceUbltw, C. W. Bellamy. VEGETABLES. Class 24, Garden- Cabbages, Flat Dutch. II. Oliver, W. J. Meads. Wiuuingstadt, F Cole, R. Best. Other variety, D. Thomp son, R. Buthvan. 8 heads cauli- flower, B. Oliver, F. Cole. Car- iot, short red.W J aleads.Jos Ferris. Carrot* colleauun table, C Grant, J I Graham. Parsnips, 6 roots, J Ferris, C Oran'. Celery, self-bleaching, W Norton, W Benthara. Celery, larger ribbed, W No.-tou, J Ferris. Celery red, any other kind, J Ferris. Beets, long blood. H Oliver, D Btiuson. Beets, blood turnip, J Wuber, J Smith P.. .ts.other variety, J Feni.s.1) Thorn pson. Onions, black seed, K Oliver, B Oliver. Onions.dutch selU.J 11 Heard D Btiuson. Potato, J \Yeber, It Gra- ham. Citrons, R Best, W Norton Watermelons, \\ Norton. FRUIT. Class 25, apples, fall Dutchcss of OkVibnrg, C W Bollamy, W T Kill*. S' l.uw . IHV, C Grant, ./ Huchatian (iraveiistrin, B Grain i, K liuthvaii. Other varieties, H Rutlivan.K Graham. Alexandrias, J ISuland.K l'>yd. Col- lection imt iiK.itioiu'd, J 1 C.raliaiu, J Stewai t. Class 26, winter apples -li northern 8,.y, J Stt-wart. W T Ellis. 6 bald- wins, J Graham, J Webei. (> Sj'itzen burg, J btvphous, J 1 (iiulmin. G Golden Russets, J Stewart, J Weber. Hi x mry rnssots.J Stewart, J Sto[)hen 6 Poinrne Griso.J Graham. G Snow, J I Graham ,J Stewart. King Thomp kins, W T Ellis. J Stewait An; other variety, J Stewart. W Norton. Collection not mcnti3ucd,J I Grsham, J \\eb.-r. Class 27, Pears 6 Bartluts, B. Graham, J Weber. 6 Copps favorite, ./ Hickling, J Stewart. 6 Flemish Heauty.R Graham.C Grant. 6 Louisa H nine do Jersey, J Webor.W Norton. C'ollcetion not mentioned, J Wober. Class '28. Plums 12 Lombards, J Stewart, R Iluihvan. 12 t'o.'s rA.ltlfn Drop. J Hr.xlie, C (nunt. 12 Heine Clauile, J Stephens. 12 any other kind, i( Ruihvaii, J Brodie. Colloo lion crab apples, J Stewart, C W ltd lamy. buuchoa co'.;raues,J lien 1. J Thurrlou. Collection grapes, J Heard. DAIItY PKOWVlv Ciass 2!) -lirst display of lion.', C f.Vant, li f.'.a^un. lluttor. 5 )b* f .. table me. W Huskin. W J Meads. R Best. Tub 6t> Iba winter iifo, J. Ferris, W P.uskin, W J Meads Id Ibs pail oc crock, A Mmr, ./ Ferris, J Oliver. H lbn dmse, \\ N.ntnn, J Mmilie. >'. nil oalif, F I'.i'e../ !' ./ lly c.ko,\ M fii''Bou // Mall ewsou MANri'-M'TlK! 81 Uest exhibit buggies, cntteis. J II 1, >Mo Ta\ish. lii^jluy Organ , mid 1'i.uu's, I.. Huni.Hon. />'. ' -i wiiiK' inaoliiiif.4. J K />VKrn i dis- play liiniitin.', K 1! . Chi^s iW IV. t.\\ S| f .v.,l boots, J Smith. Puir is' stoga boots, J Smitli MAN KS \N'|t LAD IV \V -!oi b'aukels, I !'. rr,s,.l II ', li' 5 y.i.H fllll < ,... : .. l-'l .11 i W....I. .1 III. kllll , I'.... ,- .1 |.. , V\ -.I. \ liiMkin. Mannc' in<ii-n ,1 Hu-L- I i \V, .)>:!, -it iniit, f r \ , V Mmr, \V N"ii..i.. St.. i k'MK yMii,\\ .M.ixU. \M<{ ..I mi'-, W Iforton W.iol c.i-k, I III , \\ N,,||..|,. \V, ,,1 at,*),. . i I'uiii.i ..r , i. \\' n. I'.Uliwur, I , .-.' i'lil>;li .(mil. v iil.T- Id* -> \' N '. " r.uikui, V. li Best. Col. Berlin wool work, A (Jilm-n. Arraseinwork, W Norton, A M Gibw.n. liradinp in Cotton, A Mini .H Mathcwion. Embroidery in ailk, W Norton, A (iita..n. Kiulirjidery in cotton, H Mathewaon, J HickliiiK. Drawn wi>rk, J A Lever, 8 Damud* Crutebetin wool, R Oliver. W Norton. Crotchet in cotton, J Lever, W Huhkiii. Fancy kuittinn in wool, W Buskin, W Norton. Outlin* work, W Uiukiii.P Munshaw. Tatting, H Mathew Hon. Darned net, \\ Norton, W Buskin. Woollen work in caova*, W Norton, J P Ottewell. Man's shirt han4 and*, W Norton, H Mathewion. Man'cihirt ma- chine made, H Mthew*on Macrame lac, W Norton. Pair worked *lipi>era, W Norton. Darned sock* or Ktookni.', Geo. Stewart. Sofa Pillow, W. Ncnt-.n, A M Gibaon. Gent'* Sinoking Cap, W Norton. Cretonne Work, \N Norton. Antimtcasaar, A M Gibaon. Tea Cowy, W Norton, A M Gibson. Sett Table matU, A M Oibcon. C..tt.. Batten Wreath, J A Lever. Feather Wreath, K PudUr. Toilet Sett. P M Munahaw. Dreaaed Doll, W J Meads FINE ARTS. Class 34 Collection of Photo, F Bulmer. Coll. Paintinn and Draw III).N, E Harriion, S Damude. Oil Pnintings, Harriaon, 8 Dioxide. Crayon Painting, E Uarriaon, Mia* Cole. Pencil Dnwiujr, 8 Damude. I'iiiniiiu' "n Satin or Velvet, E Harmon, H Mathi-waun. PLANTS. Claat 35 Table Boquet, J Ott-iwell J Mead*. Fons{e PUnt, J Ottewell, C' W Bellamy. Geranium, J (Htowell. Hanging Basket, J Ottowvll, P M Mun haw. Beyonia. J Ottewell, C W Bel- lamy. Culleotion Plant* uot tiri-nluiuae, J Ottewell. SPECIALS. Township exhibit* Ollinawood, Artc iiif>ia, Euphnuia. Ht-st I'eninaruliip by ClnlJ under 10 yr., Mian Kt-.nk- Mun Hhiw. H-Kt 2 Lioavea Bread, Ford'* Siwcial, W Norton. Boat Eaiay on any topic relating to Farm, J I Graham Pruttieiit Turnout.Span Uore, Carriage, HarnehB and occupant* of Carriage driven by young lady mcoiUU by young gentle man, Mia* Luariu Stewart with Jame* 'A*. Sptoule, t.-a-n and himself a* eicort. I'M/.- sil'-.-r butter .-.I..IIT. Beat tub buttr,(t>r Tho*. Hill) *Dec : al, $200. Jan. Ferria. r S Groceries' AND Provisions. mil* umlrrlKn*l dcafa-M to Inform the pro|>l Q) that li EMM 09 band a full itook ut i(rocr lei and proUioo. luc-luding cured tueata. No. I Flour. Trn. as low :i> the low .(. .ror-ri-s. Flour and Frniis In *M-ason. et Brlnf along yo ir l-r and ten* and otliar produce for wbiob o a g jam! n>ark*tprlo* will b* allowad. W.Barohouse, - Flesliertou Fan for Sale or Eic'aiji, A Rare Chance. I.MR Sal* or KxrhmiKo fur Village (.ropcrty In P KlMhnrtoo. Kl"l'rtoD Stall. -n. Maxwell. slii|iliai"l>ln. '-r Kt<vmbaui ; a valuahlu Kann of I(i7 acrttM.uue luilo north of Kmilmrl*y la the Haavor llev. T|> of Kti|>liraia. On 1 1..- pi .- ... iM ar a Kood frama honwe. bru anj .Irira lioun*. alao a uood orouard and well >ui>|>ll*d willi watr. Avi>ly ' W. A- D4YMi>, A t for Hyddihaui Flr U>. Co,Waltr'FalU NUTRITIVE. TONIC. NERVE RESTORIN There ean be no greater hap|>i>ii- a t . illy tmiutvolent |Kr*<>n, than t.i In- al In to t<-ll a lutfernr preoiwly what m tie i|nu-kt*Ht and aureat way to rec<>v> i\ Nine time* out f l.-.i t!ie cuo* of Mill'.'rini; will JiHappenr after uaing ..no nr t,i l>i.xe of Celery Iron fills :iti nl>(! .1. ulcrs, or mail. IVioa BO r MIX for I2.M). The Celery P Co., T..i.>iit.., Out. The Markets. * arefully > orrcrtrl Each KI..III .... a j I'all Wl,l Spring Wheat Ua.lvv Oat* Butter treat r.ital.MM iMti i' "it ... T llav I..T tii n : -kin. OUPIU idim- i ... ^ to : M to M to T to II 10 1A to n t i" tO 00 tn u' to 50 to 7 t.i t,i M> to If to iv I r * i . a j o 10 30 SO I- For Farm Democrats, Buggies, Carts, Iron Harrows, Trimming,Painting,and Horseshoeing, Lumber, Lath and Shingles and Farm Implements * GO TO John H. Heard. Carriage Making ,jjj^ Buggies, Carts, Sleighs, Cutte^y etc., all made in the highest style of Ui art, and at reasonable prices. Get et* mates from me if you wish anything fn these lines. Painting and Trimming also attended to. - R T. WRITTEN, FLESHERTON, Or. amages GENTLEMEN : I DESIRE TO ANN'OrXCE that I have Uken over the Carriage and Wjou waking btiiiiness laieljr c:u-riel on bv Mr. Moore, and am IH>W prepared to fill till orders in my liue to your entire satisfaction. Having lately added to m; sixteen jean* expe- rience in the business a nine months' training in one of tbe best carriage shops in the city of Detroit, where I succeed. J in carrying off a first class recommendation, ought to be a sufficient gnara:. that all work will be don* in a first elat* manner. 1 nmuufactiNe \Vagons, Busies. Cutters, Sleighs ; in fact e\vi > Jii. ; m the car riage liue. Wood and lumber takcu in exchange. Kindly give me a call. Next door to HeTaTish's blacksmith shop. I J L, *. 1 1{ . Flesherton. U.\ REASONS Harrison, of Flesherton, can give you a Cabinet Oigar., walnut case, g stops, 2 knee swells, for $47.50, with music book and stool thrown in. People wonder at this, but we intend to build up a trade on small profits and quick return* We do not intend to make our customers pay for keeping men and horses running around the country to hunt i:j) sales, but invite you to call at our store to see and buy here. "A'hint to the Wise is sufficient." FURNITURE * FURNITURE * FURNITURE. Call and get your wants supplied in that line. Our stock is large and complete. Picture Irani.; fan iiilt iHlrafir^iTiiis of Fanta ripairri. Undertaking carried on as usual. Residence over store <. garrison, gractiwl balmrr and \lmlcrtahcr. Bicharisoii's Mm ni'NTERS WILL FIND FULL supplies of spotting material tt our stor. Double and single barrel guns. Muzzle and brercli loading guns. C'mtis and Harvey's powder. Shot, all sizes, cartridges, cans, ete. Improved solid rubber elotlie? wringn, only |A, and full set Mr*. Potts Irons for 11. Mail Contract. , Shovels, F.iiks. Plough-lines, and a new Lantcri!, the bear out h -N!.y .(s.adiriaid>o th - Ovnvral. will b rrwirxl atOttawt -.a- >. n I th (vihr. IdOX tor >.vraiiei >f H-r Mj,ty'i Mail., on |ir^- Ma*4 *ea|ract> fur four yaan from th* lit '.in nary next I Hvtmwn Uurdam an.l Ftaabartou KaUway ' Mum-* i'i-i v-k rach WT. ivaherton Bail way Statlon.Stiu. runlet Dotic>-> cuaiaialUK further inform*, lluu - utracti may v 1.* ob tuint-<l attboPoit oni k alon lh r'M|>tu* routoa and at tlili otttca, H. O. HormnuK, Ofltoe. nut "(ho* mb.r, IdW. ..s:of. stock of new crockery, ta _ .... u,. Dinner setts. ^-lus,. .vtu.c. pieces t U&enta MlllS its. Italics only li thing in tinware and builders ll.u ; i!v at li'Wi>-t prices at the nil uii.i'.lr i.oiisr. R). icte 60. - .(.\L> Carriage Carriages ma.il.> a: 1 Kapolrert, atao Planing auJ Matching, Pat.,1 s iw- ing, Wood Turning c-f ov. cription. Planing and Oraiu'chop- ping done while jou wait, for'' Beaver turua the wheel. 1 W-WILSL\