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U n,,U_-- --.., .........u, uguu .2 years. , young people from E A number of here attended the Harvesl Home Festi- val at Mineaing, last Monday evening. I Do not forget the Anniveraaxjy Sey- vices and Fowl Supper, in `connection .with Presbyterian cburtnhete, npxt Sunday and Monday evenings. .. ....u.-~, uu uuuuuy.` --~-v- I I I. Bmdwav represented ' Edenvale Prnsbyto-rian Sabbath School at Barrie I `Presbyterian Sabbath School Conven-3 tion at Midland, last Wednesday. ` Deathyhaia ogai-nl entered the home] of Adam Hilts and has taken his? [youngest son, Norman, aged 3 years. I A _-~- - BARBIE EXAM]Nh R, THURSDAY, SEPT. 26: 1901. ' Mr. and Hrs George Young, who were visiting the Pan-American, on ' their honeymoon, returned on Thursday. Mrs. W. Gill returned to Toronto on ! Saturday. ` I J. Hinds, of Colwell, visited John I Bishop last week. A H. Orr and W. B.` .Ho;ckridge spent g Sunday m All-zndalo. 1 11- '\r Tornnto, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. i J. McDermotr. I Sept. 23rd.--'1\[rs. James Marlin, of .. __....... uu uuuuunju I Alex. Johnston left for the Sfiates. A farewell party was given to him at his father's residence. 'n.r:,_ 1r - -- _.- ..-- -n-uuvl u lCnl'lG|lUUu EH95 Mary Ann Kirkprtrick visited friends at East 0:30 on Sunday. ' __._____.__ FrlVJ.` Kirkpatrick is on Hat. ' I Thompson of Brxi visited Miss[ I Beatrice Aium on'Sunday._ M. A1,... T_L___., I Sept. 23.---Miss M | ofOrillia', visited her parents on Sunday. Joseph `Gardener nished building ! his stable last week. 1- ~.. abel Kixkpatrick,` II CAT}=aA, ... mg, -Pi-of. Randall, who called himself a. bypnotist and advertised to give enter-tninments in the opem house on Thursday and Friday nights proved to he a fake. His performance drew few people and in order to avoid the num- erous debts he had contracted he ' `walked out of town on Saturday morn- I ing, leavinghis creditors ];uI'.(=.nf.innr .. --u auuunvu WI7_Ii.N:3"Iz;rsbnll spent. Sunday in A) ` Stevenson; orocheting on cotton, Mrs . Adams, W C \Vilsor:; centre pieces, D T Strathesrn, Miss Stevenson; ve o'clock table cover, D '1` Strathearn. Miss Horn; fancy drape, Miss Horn, Miss Duncan; fancy match holder, Miss Horn. J\ldIzea-Me:dnm:n .Tarnn-an "l"|- ---- -- won: on unen. D Tstrathearn. Miss E Z i I mucy match holder, Miss Hor Judgea-Mesda.mes Jeremy, I nd Cook. * vvuson: gears necktie. Miss Ellson, 1st and I 2nd; Berlin wool work. W C Wilson. M288 ` I Horn; toilet mat. Mrs Adams: pillow shums, Miss Horn, Miss Duncan; whisk holder, ,MIssHorn; rope work, Miss Horn; drawn work linen. DTStrathearn. Miss I Stevenson: orochetinu nn .......... m_- `I G """":l-Iv 1vuuVun`AUL'U1iES l * rey sto ' - ' Mocuuou-b; 13a?e'5o5gDy.ZC""bsT . fancy vrooleza stocf:iE;:g'TMA;:gu0bl:ns:vi1 ; ' D McCusig; plain woolcn socks TcM'c`ul:l loch. Mrs D Mccuaig ; horse bisnket, `Mm D Mcqlilo A D & N Cam bell ; patched quilt, J.` Mcculloch ; hooks mat I Millemj home made carpet, Mrs D McCuai g A G11. I christ: pair blankets,-A Gilchrist `Mrs D ` M00119-*2 ; woolen mits, Mrs D iuccmi ` T McCullocb: woolen gloves A Gxlchrisgs' 4 M" J RbiD90D: sofa pillow 'Miss Duncan ' Myiss Horn; table scarf, Miss Horn. W C glstiezlcanxsunlegkotie. Miyss Ellson, ` y EX. `\ C Wnlnnn M~an ~ Chid}7h"cry for `J _, uceu our. or town o_n Saturday mom , leavinghls lauzentmg. -T ' u au-uJ uuwwn. I H Baseball Club ofganized on V Saturday night with the following oili- cers: President, Robt. Malcomson ; sec- retary, Wm. Kirkpatrick ; treasurer, Ht ward Allan; patron and patrouess, Mr. and Mrs. S W. Moore; captain. ' Walter Allan. Weekly practices will; be held on Saturday evenings. Born-On Sunday. Sept. 15,1901, to Mr. and Mrs. J'.. E. Miscun_)pb_ell, a . I `daughter._ --- -u FIIVI Term Begins Sept. 3rd A Step .""'I % DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES rev at-nnlzim. m..... M... n u,.-. ..__._._ EDEN VAL E. ORO STATION. Excelsior Business 7.... - -- And not a long step. from our_ school_into a. business position a` prot. We sun to prepare young people for the businss of life. and we endeavor to assure them of a; good situation after the com pleting of :1 satisfactory course. A postcard brings a descriptive catalogue of one of the BEST Business Colleges in the Dominion. Sand for it; only costs onecent. GRENFEL. (`3(;li4-3-g: BARR! l0l'D y, `Thompson I ----.._.. .....- .. ..n...uu nu uuuzugwuuu. I Policeman Black is holidaying under the parental roof. :,_`A quiet house wedding took place on Wednesday of lesz week, at W. Mul- holiand'a, when his eldest `daughter, Edna, was married to B. Cunningham, of Sault Ste. Marie. The happy couple lefhon the evening train for Toronto.) Uongramlations ! v ' ' f\__._ `l\.'__`_3,,, burn": to Baxter} the siz. `nwsv BARR"? l only. ' ' V 7 GEO. \V. LOUNT. 1 _ . Bnrriszer.&c.; Barrie. npposlteiilwzu y St1_t_i91I. . ll Five and Five and n. mm only. mm` W I gs .S pZed2'cliDz's,t;Zay of Mz'ZZz"nAerT_7/, _/1IcmtZes,`Dre_ss Goods and S2 !/as 93$ Ifestenlay and `Today/_. . Frawley & Moore ~-v---".1 -'- ~- `b"" Herb Wallace now wears a smiling face, his wife having presented him with a bouncing baby boy. Congratu- lations I uuuh nscouncs any value you have ever ; seen, even here. Come and see for yourself --you ll be just as welcome as though you I are buying. -.'n.v-uu v an no . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Men : Strong Lace Boot. bellows solid soles, good plow boot, sizes 4 Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. I 1/f.._7_7--r 7` ..r .. ......., mm;-s u nu 1:. I I Men a Strong Lace Boots, bellows tongue. No. l cow hide stock, warranted solid and waterproof, extra wide soles, sizes 6 tn 1], Special value .. $1.50` \.l.._I._ o._,,, 1' - ___-. -.- gun` Al For $2.00 per an`, worth $2 75-Men's lVici Kid or B0 )? alf Balmorul, made from _ selected stock, `warranted all .s0'id leather soles, insoles. made with heavy and medium sole extension, very dressy style, strictly Iup-to-date, sizes 6 to ll. ll.._|.. O--A- -- " " ' ` ; vety commrunble urea: worth $1 25, Special . Ladies` Vici Kid Lace Boot. toe cap. extra heavy extension sole, with all the style of a $4.00 shoe. dressy, street walking boot. Special .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.50 Ladies Kid Slippers, hand turn sole, I -.,.m., .-we lg w 1, npecuu value .. $1.65 l vety_co_mfnrtsble dressy. style. sxzes 2:. to 7. uvu-. uycuuu . . . . ` N I . vety comfnrtable -dressy. style, sxzea 2; 1 [ 2'), Snecial . . . . . . , s I `yngu, uyuvlnl . . . . . . . - - . . . . . . . - . . -.$l.35 ,Ladies' Choice Box Calf Balmoral, toe cap, extra heavy sole. warranted sol-id, suitable walking style, serviceable, very stylish, sizes 9; to 7, Special value $1.65 Ladies` Vi:-i `KM 1...... D- --7 _,____.- nan`: AI Ladies -Choice Dongola -Kid- Button and ,Luce Boots, kid tip. heavy extension sole, natty shape. sizes 24, to 7. good value at `$1.75, Special .','..$l.35j l'....l:....! nL_:-_ 1; IE .. .. . I The reputation our shoe stock has es- ahlished for selling only the better grade of shoes. with better variety of up-to-date ' styles to choose from, is well known to every store purchaser. Our long experience, our thorough knowledge of the shoe busi- ness gives to us every advantage possible. We know who are the shoddy boot makers, V which is equally {as important as the`reli- ablemakers. and "tar this reason you nd. and have always found, a bi; scarcity of the . shoddy low-priced boots and shoes here. It Only the better qualities are here for you ! I and no extravagance prevails in our prices. That is why we can solicit your patronage and you can sbrd to buy your footwear here. Here are a few examples of values :' l LADIES DEPT. " ' Ladies'<(`hoice I ,Lace Boots. tin. heavv mrr.....;.... ....x.. I Miss M. Nelson has gone on an ex- tended visit to fuiends in Colliugwood. pnlinnmnn Rhml; ha l...I:A....:.. _ ..., J ,_v tvwjivu-V1 This Department is also receiving great praise and wen time and monvyincreasing our space, and buying a much larg ing to` have our custorners appreciate oariefforts; and as oui are looking for a _grcat.iz1cn`ease of trade in-this Department When you come to townto greet the Old Boys on Thu If you were not one of the delighted crowd ivho viewed and admired our elegant display yesterday, be sure and come today, as it is by far the best opening we havehad. _ VVe want you to see it. A word picture can give you but a small conception of the elegance and beauty of the charming Hatsand_Bonnets designed by our MISS.iFRAS`ER-and the expert trimmers, Ladies declare with such a superb stock to choose from there" is go to Toronto or New'York to make their purchases`. A vnoneed for Barrie people to `Fall Boofs and Shoes for Men, Women and children. MOM-;Y__T_g LOAN: Bar:-ie s Lau-gest Shoe,Deale1-s. MEN S DEPT. per cent. On land uuu uu-u sole, Ie, to 7, . .` . . . . . . . .$l.00 DRESS GOODS AND SILKS bliss. `of Olier C 1; ! spent Sunday at J. HUghe.=. ry we ' 11.... \xr..n..-- _-._ __-_.,, I Li-EARJEANT & SMITH HUB BF .$l.35 [mania or Plnuorom. Ann ont:Aul 9 Relidnnnn Iahn- 9...... .-. . Somh half Lot 3.Con. 11. Innisl. 100:1:-res. good clay loz_1m. with suitable house. stable and burns. small orchard uud good water --\ppI y to 78 ELIZABETH Smmzr. Miss CLARA H. STRONG, A.T.l}]. ` A_ young: murled man M13 lizfs had large ex- perxence with horses apd cattle (also in geneyal farm work). mshes a situation in Barrie or Vietn- ity. Best of references. Addnss "S. W.,? xam NI-zn 01-`I-`ICI-J, tiarrle. 37 my. best of references. r xamm-zn .. - v. r u unlilll UIIII. NW " Residence (after Sept. 1st). '44 John Stteet, Barrie. We keep a % [Berlin llrgans " I Sept. 24.-H; Hughes spent Sunday I at Cherry Creek. ` ; ."GUI'fARs, MANDOLI-NS ; VIOLINS, ; BANJOS, &c. Graduate of Toionio Conservatory of Music. ' I It is the favorite piano in the homes lof culture and renement in all parts 5 of, the Dominion. When the demand is for a PERFECI` PIANO, then the pianos of the old rm Vof HEINTZMAN & G0. are insisted upon. leimzman & Ga. Pianos @< Pbsition Wanted. fBARmE MUSIC STORE. x. F. G/5F,RRETT, mnriefm-T Farm forSale. Allvthe Latest in Folio and Sheet Music. "Eames Allan has lled his 80-ton silo I and reports the corn well cobbed this` year. Largo crowd from here are mending; revivaltat Cherry Crek. (`1I....-..|.:II `D ._-I..II nu- Our 1 ' Prices and Terms are right. THE LEADING ll0lISE FOR ALL KINDS OF` MUSICAL INSTRIXMESTS. on -Apply Smmzr. H11 1-: Splendid |.ine of` FANCY G` and low in price. Call and sec r u il II._ I Proprietor. PERFECT IN TONE and sUPER'1'6ii' IN QUALITY TO ;1:{1ursda)', call and see` um I`. Barrie. -.-_ 5..-..- .... -v-m-a vvuunw 41.513: Ed. ~Rookli`e has removed to Beaver- ton. ~ ze_must admit,Vaftex' spending much. larger and _better stock, if is gratify- nnr nalnnc as-A L.-.51.-.. 4.1.-.- V G ,.,_._ _ . . . .. ..v\.n, u no Sl1LU)" our values are` better than evenwe \u~L our School Bags at 250. ,._ -- .-.. V...-nun; p urues. our Spray Pum 'doe1{perfect w3rk and Iyla chlld can operate it. or particulars. address_ 5 TANLEY SPILL E ! '1'. General Agt. Nuutyr. <-..-~ "rn:s'rmoNru..-I would not tak my Aylmer Double Cylinder Well] could not replace it with another. / H. R. NESBITT. Lei _Pumps put in upon 30 days trial to 1 parties. Our Spmy does perfect _ a _chlld oneraie it, nr m-r---`u %New Williams Sewing Machine SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES, OIL. ETC., Are all Carefully Selected. DUNLOP ST. WEST. v....-- -u - Open i)iv;;;c:z;,:S.0.T., Monday night. ` And all kinds of -I take $100 for Well Pump, it` I lth . Lefroy Hotel. gm (1ny_s responsible the Opening. ban}. 1. J. . LGIYOY UOYBL nys responsible 3 perfect work `or particulars. address. Kept in stock. ALL OTHERS. ('nn_vw-sim-' I sell-addx_'c.-i agar, 85;: UL T w0.\u~:.\' Hshd hUll~4- $780 :1 vmr mu LIVERY W S _- -., ovvvu vv as: Jll-FEE: ies Blanche Beuneb of Midland is the guest ofMias Jessie Allan. L 1.1; -n,,vI-an - - for -wen Bn gum `con. Co-LVLIER AND Watchmakc Manufactur L Zljw -`\|:].ii REPAII 4 I `r\:~`.~'lll'llI('I- n . J. BA! `sass MERCHAN D. W. Lennox. E. H. and W. B. Sloan visited the Pan-American. Mr. and .Miss Ross are visiting their cousin, Rev.` . A. Rose. Our sto can s;1vc.n Coon 5 Get our money. ` 1 1-11 \\7 }l;"ll[)Y\'. (Too late for last issue.) SEPT. 16. -Mr. and Mrs. T." Bateman of Bradford visited at Robt. Sproule s last week. . Mr and Mrs. E. Lamb, Mrs. Horusl and Miss Marshall were the guests Mrs. Thompson last; Saturday. MP8 J. Reynolds is visiting" heti mother". Miss Minnie Richardson of Apto is visiting at Mrs. Thompson's. Miss Carrie Horueby is visiting her I sister, Mrs. Bovair, Depot Harbor. 1 The farmers here expect to uishi threshing this week. A number of our young folks took in Harry Lindle`y s concerts iniPenetang this week. ` Mr and Mrs. E.'Lamb, Horusby ., nd Mrhli warn H19 nnnaea AF _. --.-4-u `I I SEPT. 22.-Mrs. Gray of BurksAFalle iii visiting her mother, Mrs. Robinson, I Oakland Hill. Joseph Rinehart returned from the Northwest last Saturday looking halo and hearty. He reports the crops ne. A`few Crown Hill young folks at- tended the dance at Mr.'Simpson s, Shanty Bay. - Rev. Mr, Wesmey of Allaudole lled the pulpit here Sunday evening and Mr. Teuey took Mr. VVestney s place on Sunday evening in Allandate. J 4 1 J ____ V SOME ofv0ntario s wealthy men might well follow the example of Goldwin Smith, who has presented $10,000 to the library of Toronto University as a tribune from himself and wig to the memory of King Alfred, "the estorer; of English learning. I THE Government hasnxed Nov. 28 as Thanksgiving Day. [ I "I. Buacm & B9,! Rammancesshonldhe mndetoJ. A. : pubuoher of Tm: Exuumut. Barrie. O 81.00. pable In advance: not so paid. THE BARR!)-: LEXAMll\ER`f -V -..-. -- .--...---5 no uuuuu nu Nous cubed or collected at! the moat Iavorable rates. ` We cub (fhrquoa drawn on any Bank in Canada or the United States. - - Srzxmm E.\'cuA;\'cx bought or sold. Acoovm-s Collected. ` Special attention will be given to the no- aommodntion of farmers in this locality. Moms? TO 1.04:: on Mortgages. AGENCY Sun Life Assurance Company of Canaan. Oic Hours 10 to` 4. Trnuct a. General Banking Business. `T-___ I 1 ' Succssostu; c Mcl (co. ESTABLISHED 1879, 311'" ` A Live Paper lair u`l.lve People. ism LINE, TINY. CRAIGVALE. CH URCHI7; CROWN HILL. BANKERS, _T. BEECROFI`, manager Ie to J . A. `. On Mac t as $1.8 .. Macbaren Out all] of [.80 II I ,` ,,_- -_-_--. 7Send_-fc`>'1;freTe sample. - , SCOTT & BOWNE. Toronto, we and Show Ill dzuuuu. v The next thing you know I you feel better--you eat better --`and you weigh more. It is. ` a quiet worker. ' ..._.I._..l-.- - ' I` "*"'."' ""'" ' But if you are thin Scott's Emulsion is the medicine for you. `It-doesn t tire you out. There is no strain._ The work is all natural and easy. You ljust take the medicine and ' that's all there is to it. _ l I Scott's Emulsion is `not a! good medicine for fat folks. We have never tried giving it toarealfatu e so .- o W d t gdare. You gag Sncott s;Er1(1)1l:1- `sion _,builds_; nw esh. Fat !people don't want it. Strong i people don t.need it. I `l')..L If ,,, , 1"` If-1 .1 Alone. A I understand {that a"wedding will take place on the 661) line on Thursday [ of this week I wish the young people I a long and happy life. , - 77.- _----J U`: In. IIIAUMJ ut). ` ` James Lyon has .rente'd his house, etc., on the Penemng road to Robert ,.Farrinr, butcher. James has removed . I to Toronto. . A ` ' uu UIID gwuuu In we Orchards her?` blown oil` by the late gale. Farfuxers are too busy `to lick them up. ' .Thn\nu Tavnn Ln. ......s..'.! 1.2. LAN . vuu-qu nun, ucuc. WI McCullough is lling his silo this week. V Some splendid Fall applesare lying on the ground in the `orchards here. o` lw the hm. nuln .1r.....,.... H ._ , ..... ...._.. I SEPT. 23.-Mr. and Mrs; Graham of! "Wi)itecb5.nch are visiting their daugh- _ tor, .\I:s. Chadwick, hexe. ' I17 I1 117*`: /V n __ -..-- -`---an vnvll vs HFPIUGVU Lefroy cricketers were all `away to I Cookstowu yesterday. I Quinn no at. __.u \t n - - today blew off the greater` part of tha` small crop of apples, - T41`:-nu n-.:nl...4.....-. ------ " ` I At the church service hereon Sun- day morning, genuine sorrow was de- picted on every countenance es- `the preacher spoke of the great loss the United States [and the world have sustained in the untimely` death of the Wise and good man who ruled over that ' nation. The nation and Mrs Mt-Kinleyl I were prayed for amid hushed stillness. I M, ,,____,_ . .. --. ..`-.- r..._,.... awn uuuua uuaucu HUHIUUBEL Miss Carrie Gross visited with Miss Neilly. our teacher, at the Iat:er s home in Bradford last week. 7 I 11$: u. A:vi[;CuIIough visited his uncle; Rev. John Power, at Chatswort-11 last week. . ' ,.---_.-.. - 1 J Dick Spillett and Percy Campbell i caught a ne mess of base on Friday of!` Cedar Point. . ' ' . , I SEPT. 17.-Miss Jenny Spillett `re- turned on Wednesday from Toronto, after a-long visit to her sister, Mrs. Joe. I Robinson. ' 1 , -.... uuvu vulil - U650 WIHUES 01' D15 ` ounnr ` /neiglhbors in I`nn.i`;:il for their future ("t'`d`AEed ram. John Sanderson ;. . . . h 1' , ` ; I b, prmpenty m the new home` a ear mg ram John bunderson ram am _ John Sanderson. lat and 2nd; pair aged Mrs. Nack and son of who BWBG. Job: Sanderson, 13$ and 2nd ; pif - , - - shearlinl I ,.J hn S d an. Isl: and We 5Pdm& 3 f9w?mnth5 with "`e_m_3a 2nd : paireevvrveealamobs, J02: gzsnderaon. ; In this part: of thexcountry. were want- . _ _ _ Leiceatera-Aged mm, A Carscadden; mg her cousin, Mrs. R. J. Hl'l, for a vram lamb, A Cnracadden. Isl: and 2nd; few days. aged ewes, _A Carscadden, lsb`an_d '2nd ; . ...____.__.__._. arm-I= ---- ~~ ` " " ` Auuuully u veiling. ' V R. Ferguson and family intend mov- ing to `Cartwright about _Oc:oher 1, having purchased his father e farm. Mr. Ferguson has a {very promising family; Three of them have passed the Entrance examination and one the P.S. Leaving. We will miss them in our socialcircles; we will miss him as a neighbor, for he wae ever ready at all hours to lend 9. helping hand` to any neighbor who called upon him. But ; we trust that our loss will be a gain to I the neighborhood where he intends to ` reside and we are sure he and`his`t'amily carry with them the best wishes of his Ineighbors Innistil prosperity in their `f___ \Y, ,I, I fl ,, -~-av-5--3' .u_u.u LU! LIUXU year- Anniversary services will be held in Betheadh church on Sunday. October 6, and a fowl supper on the following Monday nvening. R. Ferannnn and l'....'..'I.. :..L..- I .. __...,... a nu tuu us: weeks. Wm. Foster and family have moved to Barrie,-where be has to undergo an `operation in the hospital. .. We are pleased to know that our teacher, R. Little, has been re-engaged for next year. Mr. Little has given good satisfaction during the six years he has been here and the trustees have `shown their appreciationof his services - ; in engaginghim for next year. | Aflnivnllnnv-n any-av: . . - - -3" ` ....- ..... uuu unu war. The two` Misses Gardinor from Vir- ginia were visiting at Wm. Scot.t s and G. Sharpe s for the last weeks. W... :.~..-.-- Au - -- - ua.u:.1..u1`4AU. I "SEPT. 17.-The farmers in this neighr; box-hood have nished their. Fall wheat I seeding. Nearlyell was sown between the Sub and 13th inst. E "FL ., LI. - 7 `4 if}; '1\.fcN\ I` wood, after 1 -.--an In The many friends of E. Mauser will be sorry to hear of his death. which occurred at Winnipeg on Saturday lest. Mrs. Nancy Webb is on the sick list. Mrs. Lot Webb returned to Align} dale, after an extended visit to friends in this vicinity. - - ` .. ;H_"` ,, .'. -- . V v nvluluyo McNab has retixrned t6`Ef6lling- vistxng friends here. '--j` ' N AN -TYR. ___._.__.._:___---_-== KlLLLEAGH . 7 Iraq. L - , . .-..o.u3-. u wmpoeu; 11.x. G Cuniphell, .l Metcalf ; clover, J Metoslf, A Gr.-ham. GRAIN ` " White winter wheat. \\ C V\'ilson, J C Harvie ; red winter wheat, W C Wilson, .3 Campbell; spring wheat. W C Wilson, J C Harvie; 6 rowed barley, W C Wilson, I T D Strathenrn; black oats. W C Wilson; white oats, W C Wilson, 1) '1` Stratlienrn; large peas, W C Wilson, 1st and 2nd: small peas, W C Wilson, J Metcslf ; onlleotion of grain. J C Harvie. W C Wilson ; display of . ower, W C Wilson. Mrs Jas Adams. 'Ju'.lges-Jas Thompson, R_Soott. DAIRY PRODUCE Crcck butter, 20 lbs, Mrs D McCuaig, J Key; farmer's cheese, A D & N Campbell, I Thos McCulloch; ve rolls butter, A Gil-I` christ. Thou McCnlloch; fanoy hatter, John Key. A Gilchrist; fsotory butter, Thou` Guthrie; honey, W C Wilson; maple syrup, I Miller, John Key; maple sugar. J Key, J Harrison: home made bread, Thou McCul- looh. A D 85 N Campbell. Mrs D McCnsig; ` collection of butter. jelly. preserves and , pinkles, D T Strsthearn. ' , Jndges-E B Alport, H A'McKerroll.` n uumpnen, .l'h0B l\]c(.`-ulloclz ; mammoth ' ltquaah, W C'Wilson, John Metcalf: crab apples, Isaac Miller, G Campbell; winter apples, I Miller. John Key; autumn apples. P.Shannon, A Peterson; Northern 9p) . G ' Campbell, I Miller; \Veolthiea. H W'ort.ley.. ' Miss Ellen Ellson ; Golden Ruaaete, Geo Campbell. Arch Graham: plume. Jno Sand- eraon. Mrs Jas Adams; grapes. H Wortley. P Shannon: pears, John Key, MiasE Ellsnn; `collection of fruit. I Miller. G Campbell. Judgea-Jas Thomson. R Scott. SEEDS Tivnot-hy. G Campbell; sx. G Cumphell, Gr.-ham. 1\1\ .--. uuonrm ; sugar beets. J C .Ha.rvie. Thosj Guthrie , tomatoes; W` C Wilson. A Gil-~ christ: cabbage. John Key. Mrs D McCuaig; ! cnuliowera, H Wortley. Mrs D McCuaig: garden squash, Geo N Caldwell. John Hur- rison : citrons. G N Caldwell. -Jo'nn Robin- man: white corn, D T Strathesrn. Neil I McCaimnn; yellow corn, 1` l) Strathenrn, W C_\Vilson ; musk melons, W C Wilson. I Mrs D McC`uaig ; mnngold wurtzele, Jno C` I Hm vie. Geo Campbell : pumpkins, A D :0 NCampbell, Thas McC-ulloch mammoth] Ellh. W (`.'\\'iI..... \..L.- II-A---- ' ..u5u-u uarmuu.~- > k(._)O_'l`S; VEGETABLES AND FRUIT Collection of roots, G Campbell. A D & N Campbell ; collection of vegetables, Mrs D MoCuaig. Harry Wortley; early potatoes. G Campbell. John Key : late potatoes. G ~ Campbell, J`Key ; awed: turnips, Arthur] Peterson. W `C Wilson ; white turnips, R Roe, Mrs J Robinson : red onions, Miss E Ellson. H Wortley'; yellow onions, Harry Woruley. Miss E Ellsun ; potato ODIOIIS, G L Campbell, Alex Gilchrist; red carrots. G Campbell, A Gilchrist; white carrots. J, Ke'y, J C Harvie; short carrots, W C Wil- I son, Geu Campbell ; parunips..G Campbell. \vc_\vi1aon; blood beets. W C Wilson. A,` Gilchrist beets. Thos , tomatoes; WT`. \\`,n..... A an -.......,... unsn uunu nonxuaon. A U K: N' Campbell; geese, Mrs J Robinson, A Ia`-rnnam; cochins, Wm C Wilaqn; lab `and 2nd. Judge-J B.;l'l'aDd.' ' I Dun-nu" vnnnm . .. .... . --- u:u1..Ln1 I Plyniouth Rocks. W C Wilson, lat and I {and : Brahmas. W C Wilson. 1st and 2nd : Leghorns. W C Wilson, 1st and 2nd`; fowl. any other kind. W C Wilson. Is: and 2nd ; ducks, Mrs John Robinson. Juhn Metcalf ; turkeys. Mrs John Robinson. A D ii: N geese, la`-ranam: caching." Wm n w:I......: I -1. ._-J age or breed, James Ron-. V V "J Jud gas--Ge0 R`tchie, lshnvale; 1` Con- lnell, Vine. . . ' 1 Yorkshire and other large breeds--Aze`d boar. James Ross; brood saw, James Ross. lat and 2nd : boar, Geo Campbell, late and 2nd ; sow, Jan Ross. Geo Crawford. Berkshire and other small breeds-Aged hour, A R Graham; sow. spring pig, .A R Graham, 1st and 2nd ; host brood sow, any breed, J amen gaa_Gnn R9.al.8.. 1.-v._----.. N ' u 1` Strathenrn, N McCalmao. , V V Shx'opshires-Aged Am. Geo Crawford, iv Geo Raikes; ram lamb. Geo Raikea, Geo Crawford ;4aged owes, G Raikee; shearling ewes, G Raikea; ewe lambs, Geo Ruikes; G Crawford. ' ' SWINE . . "Yorkshire breeds--Aze`d _ 2nd : nnw, Tn. IL... I}... nu" zzuu : pair ewe lambs, John Sanderson. Carecadden -1 2nd I lsb`an_d'2nd shearling ewes, A Caracndden. J \\ Shaw ewe lambs. J W Shaw. A Carecadden. Southdowna--Aged ram, Neil McCz_slman, D T Strethearn; shearng ram. D T Strath- earn, N McCalman; ram lamb. N McCal- man. D T Snrethearn ; aged ewes, D T Strathearn, N Mcculman ; sneerliug ewes, I D '1` strathearu, N McCalman ; ewe lambs, i D 1` Strathenrn, McCa.lman. Sh1'onshiren_Aa..a am an r`---*~--' uranam. ' - V J udgea-W H Partridge, Crown Hill. and G F Hickling, Phelpston. ' V -1 SHEEP ' l`..5........: A Grudea-2 year old steer, Mrs J Adams, I Geo Campbell; yearling steer.Geo Campbell, Mia J Adams; fab ox, J W -Shaw. Mrs Jae ' Adams; milk cow, Arch Graham, 1st and 2nd ; 2 year` old heifer; J W Shaw, John Sanderson; yearling heifer, Mrs J Adams, lat and 2nd; heifer calf, Mrs J Adams. A`, Graham. _-_ Lnh..... In :1 n,,. -~ -- - . CATTLE l Durham--Aged bull. J Ross; 2 year old bull, 0 Crawford. W C Wilson : yearling bull. G Campbell ; bull calf. W C Wilson ; milk cow. Geo Crawford. Mrs Jae Adams: 2 year old neifer, G Crawford, G Campbell; yearling heifer. Wm C Wilson. Mrs James Agnma; heifer calf. WC Wilson, Mrs Jan anus. . (1.-um-inn 0.---.. -1; ,. -- - I - ueror, rs Urswiord. A Graham. . Carriage Ho:-ses- Aged stallion. Hiram Barnhardt; team, 0 S Harvir, Thos McCnl- - . loch; single driver, A R Harrie. W Thomp- son; brood mare." Samuel Kissock, Mrs D. Mcnaiq ; 2 year, old colt. John Sanderson; ,, yearling colt, Jos Edwards ; spring colt,` 'S-Kissoclr, Nell McCalman ; carriage team, C S arvis. 4 Road Horst-s-Aaed stallion, A MuPhee; ' team. Jos Cockburn, Frsrl Richardson; brood mare, A R_ Graham. N Mccalman : 2 year old colt. J C Harvie. D Beath: yearl- ing colt. J C Barvie, C Cameron; spring colt, J C Harvie, W C Wilson; best horse for style and speed. Geo McDonald, H A ML-Kerr-all ; lady driver, Will Thompson ; `- _best stallion for style and speed. A l McPbee;farrner s driving horse. John Emms. [ H Barnhardt; saddle horse. H Barnhardt-; I colt by Nimble Ned,_J C Harvie. I Judges-R Graham, T Devitt, A Fraser. 1 :1.-u... -. -, inmpbell bamphell: -AVLIDIIID 1 - Heavy Draught-Brood mare, ford. A. Graham .; team. W R Gijzhriat. ; 2_..yenr old colt, G C Bell; yearling colt. J C Hm-vie, spring colt. G Crawford 12. n..... v ; mnlnearn. - -E Alport, A McKerr0ll. ORO (FALL FAIR. bP()ULTRY .-I__ IIVI\ unv- (cdntinxled from page I.) . PRIZE LIST. HORSES r\ -Brood mare", Geo". (`rub team. W R. Flu:-In'n U ___- -....uv-n ` g I i {i-Iantford and Miss Mary Lennox, of '9'. '-Barvrie, spent? Sunday at home; 9'3, George and Miss Nellie Hart spent has 1 Sunday in, Angus. }.il-~ Herb Johnson s'penl: Sunday in `:33 . Churchill. " :| -- V V