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RECEIPTS $1,000 HARD CASH! =_--f--== We heartil the Di and all concerned ou the a result. FOUR FH DISPLAY -- Furs & Mantles was greatly admired and enhanced the suc- cess. The next event of importance is our GRAND Blllinery FRIDAY AND SATURDAY All are cordially invited and willlbe made by our new Milliner, MISS = TILLREY. Come along and bring your friends with | you. Our large stores will he specially | dressed for the occasion and the exhibit of | Artistic Millinery and fine German Mantles | will be worth seeing. Ve shall expect you Gentlemen we'want you to favor us with your presence also. Though you may uot take much stock in Flowers and Feathers we know! that our line of "NEW FELT « HATS ill in interest you Fedor s still lcad and we have a grand range in Black, Brown and Tohae. We can give you a lovely Hat for $1.25 and from that ap to §2.50, Ourstock | is now very complete and an early selection will be the most satisfactory. Don't Forget also that we are in the race for your fall order for a new Suit or an Over Coat. We bave in all probability the largest stock to-day of fine twe, ds, worsteds and over coatings of eny one in town It will pay you to get our figures before placing your order with any one. While we give special prominence to Ready-mad Clothing we have not the slightest notion of dropping out of the race. Come in, our stock will interest you and our prices will astonish you. JONES & C0. Sept. 25, 1894. The Red Flag --FOR-- CO XRIs SELL the Tehigh White Ash and Pea- cock Coal which is as good as any Coal in the Dominion. Some greenies state the Coal they sell is worth 50 cuts more per ton than any other coal in the market, aod have the Brazen Impudence To Advertise that statement as a Fact. Parties who use Coal are well aware of the fact that Coal is good or iuferior chiefly in proportion to the amount of screenings and slate i it contains. Examine the quality of my Stack of Coal and ascertain the Price before purchasing. NOTWITHSTANDING dull times the Rush for Boots continues at the RED FLAG. Now arriv- ing an immense stock for the Fall Trade. § continue to give 28 Ibs of mice bright Sugar for $1 and 21 Ibs of extra Granulated for $1. Remember these Sugars are - path's best brands. 11 Bars of nice white p for 25 cents. Also, just received an extensive consignment of Teas direct from Japan and Ceylon, which I sell at a small margin over cost. A. SOPER Port Perry, Sept. 12, 1894. HORTH ONTARIO OBSERVER. PORT PERRY, SEPT. 27, 1394. A Standard Bearer Gone. Tn the death of A. W. Ewers, which 0 place at his home at Manchester, ago Mr, A. W Ewers moved a into the township of Reach, relecting Manchester a to his farm adjoining the taenly be ally iden good Orr Graham, 20d hes ever had. Some fifty years from s place of re- idence, he then carried on the business "of earring maker, after some years he wave up his business and soufeeeed his F. Bun tl 'he continued up to the h. From his first en-| ond Ward ed the Noa aia ull comers to' do battle for the peoples rights. He did not mince matters but called things by their right ntme. He was an honor- able opponent and a severe onw, but like & trae hero he never winced at taking such wedicive as he gave. To Mr. Ewers' diplomacy, good judgment and euterprise the northern part of this county is indebted for that splendid high way the Centre road, and while the public continue to travel it aud en- joy its many advantages the memory of us promuter, A. W, Ewers will be re- called with pleasing reflection. Mr, Ewers was born under the ample when growing to early manhood he sought a howe under the Union Jack in fuir and free Canada, locating in Whitby, where he carried on the busi- ness of carriage builder. He secured 200 acres of land in the County of Outario and moved back into Reach about half a century ago taking up his residence at Manchester, where he re- sided up to the time of his decease. Mr. Ewers and family were in com fortable circumstances secured by his own careful management, by the thrift and good management of an intelligent and devoted wife gpd by the combined efforts of a highly © intelligent and in- dustrions Ack hha ie Rap pred ie Eo ful, as n end courteous and oblig- ing. As a townsman "he held no parley with unmanly fears where duty Ho he confidently steered" until having ssed the middle of his eighty-fourth vent, on Sunday last ke closed his eyes in Le oh and peacefully left the scene, -ft it beteer than he found it. {The a partuer of his life died over twenty-one years ago, but he leaves a grown up fawily of four sons | and seven daughters and hosts of grand | childien to mourn the loss of one so | worthy of their love. All sympathise with the bereaved ones in their sorrow. Reguiescat in | pace. -- en Notes of the Fair. The fair held here on the latter part | of last week was worthy of more than | a passing notice, many of the depart- ments were of especinl excellence. It is said that "a thing of beauty is a joy for ever" and the Floral display on that occasion was of rare beauty and quite extensive and proved a popular centre of attraction. The principal ex- hibitors were Mrs. Curts, Mrs. Willcox and Mr. Geo. Bond. The exhibits were 80 magnificent that each one of them deserved a first prize, Jones & Co. ever solicitous for the comfort and appearance of their fair | customers exhibited a magmficent dis- play of winter comforts in the newest styles of furs, mantles and other winter garments. The ladies gave them more than a passing inspection. J. Swan & Sons, showed a choice variety of their famous Cutters, Bug- gies, Wagons which secured a close in spection and pleasing comments from the crowds who inspected them. W. H. Clark's exhibit of Tinware | was very superior, his display of Stoves was something grand, his 'Happy Thought" Ranges and Base burners were special favorites and were highly praised by the throngs who crowded around them. T. H. Philp & Co's splendid exhibit of stoves and Tinware was very fine [and quite extensive, their two hand. some Steel Ranges were rare beauties, the entire display was creditable to the firm and was much admired. R. J. Bruce's display of Hardware, Silverware was highly creditable to the exhibitor. W. L Parrish had a choice exhibit of Hardware &e. Messrs Courtice & Jeffrey had a fine display of Harness, &c. The Cabinet Maker's department was well sustained and deservedly popular. The Drawing room, Dining room and Bed room suites exhibited hy W. J. Nott for the Jessop Co. was an important centre of attraction and was much admired. Mr. J. Notts display of furniture was highly creditable to the maker and was favorably commented on by the Inrge numbers who inspected it. Several fair ones who have not yet had any use for furniture showed by their ap proving remarks on the furniture dis- play that the time is not fur distant when they will be in the market for such things. Very many of the ladies were much interested in the Singer Sewing Machine as exhilnted by N. Griffin, of Uxbridge. The Live Stock department especially grand in quality bat light in quantity, most of the animals shown were prize takers at the late Tudastrial Exhibition at Toronto. Jas. Leask's exhibition of grade cattle fully sustained Mr. Leask's re- putation as a stock breeder by carrying off all the prizes in their class. The following is remainder of the Prize List which we could not obtain in time for our last issue, FORSKS--CARRIAGE OR SADDLE. Stallion, one year old--Ist A. E. Clangh- WT Harper, -old Filly=lst A; Bongard, 2nd J. "Haghaon, Team over 15% hands--1Tst T. W. Evans, 20d D. F. Hagerman, Saddle Horse--Ist A. Claughton, 20d 8. Barrett. q ROADSTERS. earl Stallion--1st Geo. Curtis, 20d R. Foard Salon ok W. Orr, 20d oo Tari Colt or_Filly--lst I Boyer, Colt or Filly of 1804--1st Geo. L. Asling, Gelding or Filly--Ist I. GL Asling, 2nd A. E. iid 154 hands and under--lst G. W. Ste Drive 1 hands and under--lst . G. Shier, 3rd Uriah Two-year-old , 20d G. L. Mare--1st folds of the Star-Spangled Banner but {8 forsook the home of his childhood and |B was | § Ls iniphesniap ue ML C Taylor or SATURDAY. Half-miléRun-- See-Me-Go DW CE requests us to make the tollowing inadvertently crept into the prise Northern Sp wee, J P Trewin 4 Fall Pears--1st S Beacock, hl Poars--lst Jas P { ANE and 2nd Jas | Tomatoes-- lst 8 Shepherd, Citrons--Ist N Marlow, Andi Corn--1st J 2nd Mrs J Y McLaughli Flannel, all-wool, home: 2nd Mrs A McLean,' Flannel, mixed, home: 'ams. | McLean, 3nd Mrs 8 Shep " on lace or ery on silk or mbin--lst Miss H. Ham, od FP Heard. Kodinan. Pe. ches, preserved--2nd Mrs J Specimen of Native Woods 1st J J Rodman, Cartwright t Fall Show. The township of Cartwright Agri- cultural Society held their Fall Show for 1894, at Blackstock, on Monday and Tuesday, of the present week. Tuesday the principal day was in every way favorable and the exhibition proved « marked success in every particular. The quality of the exhibits went far to prove the industry, enterprise and hber- ality of the exhivitors. The live stock shown were highly encouraging showing that the farmers are wisely directing their attention ock. represented especially for superior quality. The townships representation for growing superior roots and fruit was wel! sustained. The ladies keep well to the front as well for the extent as the excellence of their exhibits. We leave 1t with the abl= staff of judges to determine the relative merits of the several exhibits as given in the prize list in this issue. The grounds were in first-class order and the active and efficient management | contributed much to the convenience of exhibitors and to the general success | of the show. HORSES -- DRAUGHT. Team--1st Thos White, 2nd S. Beacock. Brood Mare---1st 8. Devitt, 2vd W Darcy Two-year-old Colt, gelding or filly--lst W. C. Ferguson, 2nd Jas. Coates. One year-old Colt--Ist John Forder, 2nd Jas Coates. Foal--1st S. Devitt, 2nd W Darcy. GENERAL PURPOSE. Team--1st Anson Taylor, 2nd Jas. Parr. Brood Mare--Ist Jus Rowan, 2ud 8. Beacock. Two year old Colt--1st S. T. Ferguson, 2nd S. Mountjoy. Foal--1lst S. Beacock, 2nd Jas. Rowan. CARRIAGE. Team--)st Wm. Parr. Brood Mare--Ist S. Devitt, 2nd John lish. Engle year old Colt--1st J, D. Carscaden, | 2ud S. Devitt. One year old Colt--1st J. D. Carscaden, 20d A McGi Single D: --1st Jok Single g Horse, 154 hands and over ish, 2nd A Devitt. g Horse under 154 --1st John Mahaffy, 2nd R W Philp. Saddle Horse-- Ist Jas Parr. Foal--Ist A Gibson, 2nd L. C. Taylor. CATTLE-- DURHAM, Milch Cow--1st Robt Taylor, 2ud T A Wright. Two year old Heifer--lst T A "Wright, 2nd Robt Taylor. Heifer Calf --1st and 28d--T. A. Wright. Bull Calf--1st T A Wright. Herd--lst T A Wright GRADE. Milch Cow--1st Teas Whitfiel }, 2nd Robt aylor. One year old Heifer--lst Robt Taylor, 2nd Wm Swain. Heifer Calf--1st Jas Parr, 2nd W C. Ferguson. SHEEP--COTSWOLD. Aged Ram--1st H Poland. Yearling Ram--1st Jas Coates. Ram Lamb---Ist Jas Coates, 2nd H Poland Two Ewes--lst J Coates, 2nd WmDaicy. | Two Shearling Ewes--Ist Wm Darcy, | H Poland. Two Ewe Lambs--Ilst Wm Darcy, 20d! das Coates. LEICESTER. Aged Ram--I1st N Marlow. Yearling Rain-- Ist jos: Campbell, 20d R H Suggitt. Raw Lamb--1st and 2nd R H Suggitt. Two Ewes --)st John Wright, 20d Jos Campbell. | Iwo Shearling Ewes--1st Jos Campbell, 2nd T A Wright. Two Ewe Lambs--1st R H Suggitt, 20d T A Wright. FINE WOOL. Aged Ram--1lst A Beacock. Yearling Ram--1st Jos Camplell. Ram Lamb--1st Jos Campbell, 2nd John | Mountjoy. | Two Ewes--1st Jos Campbell, 20d John Mountjoy. Two Shearling Ewes--1st John'Mountjoy, 2nd A Beacock. Two Ewe Lamb--Ist Jos Campbell, 2nd John Mountjoy. SWINE-- BERKSHIRE. Sow--Ilst RyW Philp, 2nd T A Wright Sow Pig--Ist Ist and R W Philp. LARGE BREED. Boar--Ist John P Trewin, 2nd C Latti- | mer. Sow--1st J P Trewin, 2nd Jas Parr. Boar Pig--1st J P Trewin. Sow Pig--1st and 2ud Geo Corfield.} POULTRY, Plymoth Rocks--Ilst Thos W ood, 2nd Wes Mountjoy. Black Spanish--1st and 20d Wes Mount- "hite Leghorns--1st and 20d Thos Wood. Buff Cochins--1st Thos Wood. McLean, Brown Loghone--dsb Angus 20d Thos W. Ee nat Thos Wood, 20d W Swain Black Minorcas-- lst and 20d A McLean. Turkeys--Ist 8 Shepherd Geese-- 1st Jas Campbell, 20d H Poland. Ducks-- 1st Thos. Swain. DAIRY PRODUCE. Tub Batter--Ist Mrs Shepherd, 2nd Mrs as Parr. Ten Ibs Butter--1st Mrs S Shepherd, 20d Mrs Jas Parr. Loaf Bread--lst Miss F Parr, 2nd Mrs WCF Mre§ Shepherd, nd w Collection of Cauned Frait,--1st Miss F. Parr, 20d Miss I Parr. Collection of Jellies--1st Miss F Parr, 2nd Mes C Lattimer. Honey--Ilst Geo 1. M L Moan, +hlin. Double Wag oh an Holmes Single rg Jas Holmes Single Cutter--lst Jas Holmes DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES. Single 1 inn: Harness--Ist A Stewart. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. Fall Wheat lat J H Devitt, 20d R H Spring Wheat, hard--1st Teas Whitfield. + Wheat, soft--lst L C Taylor, 2ud ountjoy. Mion mummies--1st Jas Parr. Peas, small--1st J Parr, 20d N Marlow. a white--lst T A Wright, 20d N arlow. Oats, Mack lat Jas Parr, 20d A Taylor. Barley --1at H Poland, 2nd L C Taylor. ~ Potatoes--Ist W Brown, 2ud N Marlow, Turnips--Ist Teas Whitfield, 20d A White Beans--1st § , 2nd Table Catrots--- 1st J P Trewin, 2ud W "ist N Marlow, Jud Jus Parr. Pumpkins--1st Jas Coates, 20d J Cutiald of Ladies' Beets--1st R 2nd A Winter Apples--Ist BR Suggitt, 20d LC Apples--Ist R J McA lister, 2nd T. A Wrighe - Apples, Russcts--let 8 Shepherd, 20d A Gibsou. Snow / H ma 8 peles--lst BH Suzgits, Pg Sage, raisfug of shoiey Woolen Carpet, home: McLean, Ka, Carpet, home-m ~| A Mc! Woolen Blankets--Ist Mra € 20d Mrs A McLean. Cotton Coverlet--Ilst and 2 Mel a ighlin. Wooeln Coverlet--lst and Shepherd. Gentlemans' Plaid, home-n A McLean. Ladies' Shawl, home-mad Freeborn, Fancy Quilting, Y McLaaghlin, ¥ Plain Quilting, home-mad Parr, 2nd Mrs. Py McLaughl Gentlemen's Shirt, bome-: 2nd Miss F Parr. Patch Qo, home-made--1s Parr, 20d Mrs J ¥ McLaughlin: Patch Work, home-made--lst Beacock, 2nd Mrs J Y Mc Knit Quilt, home made--: Ro Gil, 2nd va J Ses Stocking Yarn, home-made-- Mrs J Parr. Woolen Socks, home-mad Parr, 20d Mrs A McLean. home-mad " nd Mrs J 2nd Mrs A McLean Woolen Mittens-- Ist MrsJ Y McLaugh- lin, 20d Miss F Parr M E Beacock. Berlin Wool or Wors Work--flat-- Mrs W C Ferguson, 2nd iss F Pare =» Mrs J Y McLaughlin F Monet. 2nd Mrs F Monet Mrs J Y McLaughlin B Freeborn. Bead Work--1st and 20d Miss M E Bea- cock F Parr Painting in Water Colors--1st Miss M E Beacock, 2nd Miss F Parr Pencil Drawing--1st Mrs A Beacock. Moncchromatic I 20d Mrs W C Ferguson Leather Work-- Ist Mise M E Beacock, 20d Miss Darcy Chair Scarf--lst Mrs C Lattimor, 20d Miss I Parr Feather Flowers--I1st Miss Darcy A Reacock Cotton Stockings, | 2nd Miss F Parr Cotton Socks, home-made--st and 20d Mrs J Parr Sofa Pillow--1st Miss F Parr, 20d Mis Cc Lattimor Log Calin Quilt --1st Mrs J ¥ McLaugh- lin, 2nd Miss McGill Tuft Quilt--Ilst Miss M Mecfill, 2ad Mrs J Y Mclaughlin Lace Work--1st Miss M E Beacock. Collection Crochet Patterns--Ist Mrs F Monet, 20d Miss M McGill. Crazy Patch Work--1st Mrs C Lattimer, 20d Miss I. Parr. Pillow Shams--lst and 2nd Miss Free- born. ] Fancy Bracket--1st Mrs J Y McLaughlin, 2nd Mrs A Beacock. Gent's Slippers--1st Miss Freeborn, 20d Mrs C Lattimer. Outline Work on Muslin.-lat Mrs Parr, 20d Miss Freeborn. 1 Putting Work on Linen -- Tinsel Work--1Ist Mrs A Maloun] Teapot Cesey--Ilst Miss B Fre Mrs A McLean. Toilet Mats--1st Miss F Parr, B Freeborn 5 Baby's Dress---1st Miss B Freob: Mrs W C Ferguson. Ottoman Top--Ilst Miss M E Reaek: Kensington Painting--1st Mrs A McLean, 20d Mrs Darcy. 3 Riblonette Work--1st and 2nd Miss 1 Parr. Guipure Work--1st Miss F Parr, 20d Mrs F Monet Silk Embroidery--1st Mrs C Lattimer, 2ud Miss B Freeborn. Table Scarf--1st Miss I Parr, 20d Miss A Beacock. Arcsene Work--1st Mrs A Miss F Purr. 2nd Miss F Parr. Foot Stool--1st Miss I Parr, | Beacock Sideboard Cover--Ilst Miss F Mrs J Y McLaughlin Macrame Cord Work--1st Mrs 20d Miss 1 Parr Ist and 2nd Miss B Satchet--Ist Mi born 2nd Miss F Parr Whisk Holder--1st and 2nd Mi born Lamp Mat--Ist Mrs I Parr, Frecborn Crochet Quilt--1st and 20d Mi Gill : Pieced Quilt--1st Miss M Miss F Parr Set Ladies' Underclothing--lst Parr, 2ud Miss B Freeborn. --- Milli p Saturday of ont woek, 0 £2 Remember my on iar and Saf --Mrs Biines. po Co. Another Gone. On Monday morning las was struck with consternation horror on learning that bur tow Mr. J. Ensign, had died NE hand Deceased was n quiet, ug ing inhabitant who in a weakness estimating life small value brought it to hanging himself on his o Our reeders will find Co's. new adv tin The frm will open out their general Dry Goods in Curries the store lately occupied by Waite & Co, Real their advertisement pare to welcome them on Frag 0 rey neh Friday and and Saturiay, Oct. 5 (From the Bed'ordsbire Sta PrrsoNAL.-- Among the list cessful candidates at the July inations of the Trinity London, Eng, is the name Eva Paterson, daughter of N. erson, Q.C, as having Theory in the Intermediate with Honors, and in the Pass also as having passed ors in the Senior Division for mental Music (Piano). Mus. Bruuixes has received a co which shes selling at prices that please. Se {ticular and the officers of the Society Woolen Stockings, home- mide 1st and Berlin Wool or Worsted Work--raisell=> Embroidered Braid Werk--lst and 2nd Crochet Work--1st Miss F Parr, 20d Mrs Fancy Netting--1st Mrs J Y McLaughlin Fancy Knitting --let Mrs F Monet, 2nd Embroidery on Muslin--1st and 2nd Miss Painting in Oil--1st Miss 1 Parr, 20d Miss ing--1st Mrs F Parr Paper Flowers--1st Miss Darcy, 20d Mrs home-made--1st and |, Dorking co ored, Ist R Nighswander = ~~ North Ontario Fair. The North Ontario "Agricultural Society held their Annoal Exhibition in the town of Uxlridge, on Tuesday otid Wednesday of this week aud it ved one of the most successful ever feta under the muspices of the Society |g, --it was a grand success in every par- nd all concefiied are to be congrat- ulated upon tlie splendid success which ttended their efforts, The following is a complete list of the successful com- itors, except in classes Horses and Cattle, which our reporter was unable to obtain Lefore having to leave for the train, SHEEP --LEICKSTER. Ram, 2 shear--1st Wm Rynard, 20d 8 Weller. Ram, shearling--1st and 20d H Tiffin. Ram Lamb--Ist R Legge, 2nd H Tiffin. Two Ewes, 2 shears--Ist R Legge, 2nd H Tiffin Two Shearlings--1st Wm Rynard, 20d Geo Gerrow, Two Kwe Lambs--1st R Legge, 2ud W Rynard. Pen--Ilst Tiffin. COTSWOLD. Ram, aged--4st J Thompson, 2nd W Thompson. Ram, shearling--1st J Thompson, 2nd W Thompson, Ted Lamb--1st C Tad Ew Ewes, two shears--1st and 20d W Bh shear Buen Ju © Guth, 20d Garbutt, 20d W Ram, aged--Ist T T Pug Pugh, gh; 2nd Jas Leask. Ram, one shear-- 1s Ram Lamb--Ilst C Wren, 2nd J Leask. . Two two-shear Ewes--lst C Wren, 20d Burnett wo one shear Ewes--1st I Gould, 2nd as Leask hig Ewe Lambs--1st L Burnett, 2nd Jas as Pen--1let T Pugh SOUTHDOWNS Ram, aged--1st J Miller, 2nd 8 Weller Ram, one shear--1st and 2nd Joba Miller Ram Lamb--Ist and 2nd John Miller. Two Ewes, two shears--Ist J Miller, 20d 8 Weller Two Ewes, 1 shear--I1st J Miller 20d S Weller Two Ewe Lambs--I1st J Miller, 2ud S Weller ANY OTHER PURE BREED, Ram. aged--1st J A McGillivray. Ram, one shear--Ist J A McGillivray. Ram Lamb--1lst and 20d J A McGillivray Two Ewes, 2 Gillivray. Two Ewes, one shear--1st and 2nd J A McGillivray. Two Ewe Lambs--1st Win McKay, 20d J A McGillivray. Two Fut Sheep--Ist J Thowpson, 2nd C Garbutt. Best Ram, any breed -- 1st J Thompson. SWINE---BEKKSHIRES. Roar, 1st S Pangman, 2ud L Burnett Sow, Ist C Garhutt, 2ud John Malyon Boar Pig of 1894, Ist J Watson Sow Pig 1804, lst J Malyon, 20d C Gar- att Pen. 1st C Garbutt YORKSHIRE WHITE. Boar, 1st J Noble, 20d J Rhodes Sow, Ist aud 20d J Rhodes Boar Pig 1594, Ist and 20d W C Heard Sow Pig 1594, lst J Cberpau, 20d J Rhodes CHESTYR WHITE. Boar--1st L Buruett, 2ud Geo Gerrow Sow----lst G Gerrow Boar Pig-- 1st Geo Cerrow Sow Pig--1lst Geo Gerrow POULTRY Bark Brahma Chicks--Istand 2nd TC Nichols Light Brahamas--Ilst F Nighswander, 20d John Maylan Light Brabmt Chicks, Nighswander Partridge Cochins, 1st Hare & Hoover, 20d Jos Gould Ist and 2ud F Plymouth Rocks, Isc 'and 2nd J Malyon Plymouth Rock Chicks, lst Hare & Hoover, 2ud Juhu Miller Plymouth Rocks white, Hoover 2nd Merwin Christie. Duk Red Game, 1st Walter Bennett Dark Red Gawe Chicks, lst and 2ud Walter Benucett White Leghorne, lst F Nighswander, 2ud § Weller White Leghorn Chicks, 1st Hare &, Hoover, 20d F Nighswander Brown Leghorns, lst and 2nd F Nigh swander Brown Leghorn Chicks, 1st John Malyon, 2ud F Nighswander Black Spanish, JstJ Rhodes, 2ud I Crosby Black Spanish Chicks, 1st J Rhodes Black Minorca Chicks, 1st Hare &Hoover 2ud Dr. Bascom Turkeys, lst J A McGillivray, H B Nighswander Toulouse Geese, 1st R Nighswander Rouen Ducks, Jst and 20d J A McGilliv- lst Hare & ray Aylesbury Ducks, lst and 2ud Merwin Christie Any other variety of Fowls or Chizks pure bred, 1st and 20d John Malyon. ROOTS. Turpips--1st A Shell, 2nd Jas Leask Long Red Mangolde--lst Wm Ryoard, 2nd Uiiah Youn, Yellow Mangolds--1st Jas Lowrie, 2ud Uriab Youn, Globe Maagolds--1Ist Jas Lowrie, 2ud S Pangman Red Currots--1st 8 Netherton, 20d Uriah Young White Carrots--1st 8 Pangman, 2nd A hell Karly Rose Potatoes--1st Geo Gerrow Beauty of Hebrou Potatoes--Ilst John Malyon, 2nd 8 Netherton White Elephant Potatoes--Ilst Gerrow, 20d A Shell Any other variety Potatoes--lst Geo Gerrow, 2ud John Kinsey GRAIN AND SEEDS Winter Wheat, White--1st T & J Mander- son, 2nd Jas Leask Winter Wheat, Red--Ist Wm Rynard, 20d T & J Manderson Spring Wheat, White Russian--1st W A baw, 2nd § Pangman pring Wheat, Red Fife--1st S Netherton, 20d T& J Manderson Spring Wheat, White Piles T&J ary 8 Nethe gran w Tr eat, any other variety--Is wd n, 20d rh Yonng y.6 rawed wn Rynard, Zod Geo White--1st S Netherton, 20d Uriah pure black--1Ist S Netherton, 2ud ¥ oun small White--1st T J Nighswander, . T & J Manderson Ss large Black Eye-- 1st Uriah Young, Manderson re White--1st Wm Rynard, 20d Coro--lst Wrish Young, 2nd *Wren, 2nd I Gould 5 shear--lst and 20d J A Me- | go rowed--1st Wm Rynard, 20d " urd Vaplay Cook Stoves and Furniture, 2st H oe! 2nd E J Thompson Display Pa Parlor Stoves, ist R J Thompson, GARDER VEGETABLES Cauliflower, 1st 8 Raymer, 20d G Bond gg Soamey Cibbage; 1st D Campbell, 2ud aymef Winter Cabbage, 1st J Kinsey, 2d Mer- win Chrietie Cabbage, red, 1st G Bond Table yd) 1st 8 Netherton, 20d G Boni Table Tutnips, 1st Trish Youn Table Parsnips, 1st S Bruels, 2ud'8 Weller ar Beets, Ist J Lowrie, 2ud U Youag e Beets any other variety, lst oy 2ud Mrs A Patterson Tomatoes, 1st (i Bond, 20d 8 Raymer Watermelons, 1st S Raymer, 2nd G Gerow Musk Melons, 1st CJackson, 2ud 8 Raymer Citrons, lst Wm Ryvard, 2ud T W Stephens Celery, 1st G Bond, 2nd Jos Charpau ay OQuions, 1st T 'W Ste; phens, 2ud Wm M White Onions, 1st T W Stephens, 2ud John Kinsey Yellow ions, 1st TW Stephens, 2nd Wm McKay Collection Garden Vegetables, 1st John Kinsey _ Pumpkins, 1st JC Widdifield, 20d U Ist 8 Pengman, 20d T W HORTICULTURAL: Red Astrachan Apples, 1st Frank Dobson Strawberry Ap) 1st M id Apples, 1st Miss el Jennetting Apples, 1st H M Nighswan- der, 2nd NJ Mordan Duchess of Oldenburg Apples, 1st Robt Munroe, 2ud Jas Lowrie Any other varicty Fall Apples, 1st Ms U Young 20d J F Maylon Collection Fall Apples, H M Nighswander 2nd 8 Weller Northern Spy Apples, 1st W Rynard, 20d A Higgloboth m Rhode Island Greening Apples, lst Mrs U Young, 2ud John Edwards. Golden Russet Apples, lst A Higgin- botham, 2ud J B Muriay Roxbury Russet Apples, 1st W A Bag- shaw, 2ud Mrs Delong Peck's Pleasant Apples, 1st Mrs T Nigh- swander Yellow Bellflower Apples, 1st Mrs Harper, 20d Ralph Nighswander » Davis Apples, 1st J B Murray, 20d A Higgiubotham King Tompkins Co: Apples, 1st C Jack- nd Rebt Munroe Iwin Apples, Ist John Edwards, 2ud R Nighswander, Alexander Apples, 1st A E Claughton, 2nd las Symington Ribston Pippin Apples, 1st J Symington, 2nd A Higginbottom Any other variety Apples, 1st F Nigh Symington Winter Apples, 1st H M Nigh- d Mrs Harper Bartlett Pears, lst K J Breen, 2ud John Edwards Flemish Beauty Pears, 1st and 2nd J Symington Auy other variety Pears, 1st H B Nigh- or, 20d H M Nighswander h ph ns, Ist H B Nighswaunder, "ros! a s Golden Drop Plum, 1st W Rynard Any other Plums, lst R W Walker, 20d R Brucls Crab Apples, lst F Dobson, 20d M L Foasyth (Delaware Grapes, 1stW Rynard, 20d J B Marr Salem Grapes, 1st W Rynard. 20d J B Murray Agawam Grapes, 1st J B Murray, 2ud Wm Rynard Pocklington Grapes, 1st J B Murray Any other variety, J IB Muniay, 2ud Wm Rynard MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURES Set Double Harness, Heavy, 1st C H Nix Set Double Carriage Harness, 1st C H Nix Set Single Harness, Light, 15t C H Nix Collection Horse Colluis, 1st C H Nix Cow Hide Leather, Ist A Patterson Harness Leather, 1st A Patterson DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES Flannel, Home Made-- Ist Miss Josie Bruels, 2nd F Lundy. Flavuel, Factory -- A Graham, 2nd Ww Wallace, Flannel, Plain White -- 1st F Lundy, 2nd Josie Bruels, Twilled Shirting-- 1st R Bruels. Woolen Carpet, Howe made--I1st F Lundy. Rag Carpet, Cotton Warp-- Ist F Lunay, 2nd Mrs Jos Ward, Ruy Carpet, Woolen Warp--1st Mrs UJ Young, 2ud Miss Josie Bruels. Pair Woolen Blankets, Home made -- Ist Mrs Young, 2nd Mrs Cowison, Puir Woolen Blankets, Factory --1st A Graham, 2ud Mis Wm Wallace. Puir Horse Biaukets--1st Young, 2nd R Bruels, Coverlet Heavy--2nd R W Walker, Coverlet, Light--1st Miss Josie Bruels, 2ud Mrs W R Cowison. Shepherds Plaid, Home mnade--1st Merwin Christie, 2nd Mrs J Ward. Puir Woolen Stockings --1Ist Mrs Young, 2ud Miss Josie Bruels. Pair Woolen Socks-- 1st Mrs Young, 2nd Mrs Vanzant. Pair Woolen Mitts--1st Miss Josie Bruels, 2d Mrs Young. Pair Woolen G.oves--1st Miss Josie Bruels, 2nd Mrs Orchard. Yarn Cross-bunded--1st Mrs Jos Ward. Yarn, Double and Twisted--1st Mrs U Young. Rag Rug--Ilst Mrs W F Young, 2nd Mrs T Beswick. Woolen Rug-- 1st Mrs T Beswick. Fu'l Cloth, home-made--1st Miss Josie Bruels: 2nd W F Cowison. Full Cloth, fuctory--1st A Graham. Tweed Cloths, factory--A. Graham. CABINET WORK AND WOODEX MANU- . | FACTURES, 'Bedroom Suite--1st M Mrs Ww, Lo room Suite--1st McGuire' & Low. Carving in Wood--1st McGuire § Low, 2nd David Dalton. FINE ARTS, Landecape, professional --1st Mrs J 8 Reynolds, 2ud Mrs W H Hayes. Any object, professional--Ist Mrs Hayes 2ud Mrs Reynolds. , mate r-- st Mies Mona "iat T & M Nighswander, 20d J x Seed--Ist Ralph Bruels, 20d Jas jothy Seed, 1st 8 Netherton, 2d T over Seed, red, Ist F Lundy, 20d W Alsike, 1st W Rynard, 20d Chas be Buti ib To Prints, 1st Mra Or- Batter SHarRr than 20 1bs, Ist Mrs oe er Bros oe Hom 1st Mrs Jos Ward, Butter 1 1b rolls, 1st Mre U You Butter, 17 Ibs, Ist Mrs Jos Ward Butter in dst Mrs Jos Ward utter, 10 lbs, W ] R Cowison Butter. 40 lbs, 1st Mrs Jas Young, 0 Tan Any object, amateur--Ist Mrs A D Williams, 2ud Miss B Dartuell. Water €olor--animals--1st Miss Mona O'Neil, 2ud Mr J 8 Reynolds. Water Color--landscape--1st Mona O'Neil, 20d B Dartnell, Water Color--flowers--1st Miss B Dartnell, 2nd Mrs J R Heard. Water Color--any object-- lst Miss Mona O'Neil, Oil Portrait--2ud Mrs Hayes. Pencil Drawing--figore--1st Wal ter Anderson, 2ud Mrs Hayes, Walter Anderson, 2nd Mrs G Still, Orayon--aninuls--1st and 2ud Zella Thow pson. 'Thompson Colored Crayon--aniaals--Mre w erwin Christie, 20d & i Drewiag room Suite-- lst McGuire ' ted} 1st Mis Vauvzant, 20d Miss Josic| Pencil Drawing--any subject-- lst 3 Graygn=riny subject -- Ist Zell . pr Peomanie Io B R J| Pa LDobson, 2nd A & S Page Sepia Drawing--1lst Miss O'Neil, 20d Mrs Hayes, x 2 and Tok Drawing--Zad Mrs Tppiogatst RJ Dobson, 2ud F Nighswander, Extra Eotries--1lst Mrs A D Wil- haws Collectiion Amatear"s Water Color Puinting--1st Miss Mona O'Neil Collection Amateur's Oil Painting-- Ist Mra A D Williaws, 2nd Miss O'Neils PLANTS AND FLOWERS. Collection Window Plants--1st G. Bond. Fuschia, double--ist G Bond Fuschia, single---1st G Bound, Geraniums, double--1st G Bond 2nd J Hunter, Geranioms, single--1st G Bond. Hanging Basket--1st G Bond Vase of Plants--1st G Bond. Collection Coleus-- 1st G Bond. Collection Ferns--1st J Hunter, 9nd Mrs Delong. Colllection Out Flowers -- 1st 8 Raymer, 2nd Miss M McGregor. Table Boquet--1st Miss McGregor, 2ud J Honter Hand Boquet-- lst Miss McGregor, 20d G Bond. Bridal Boqaet-- 1st Miss McGregor, Mrs Delong. g Collectio 20d 8 Raymer, Collection House Plants--1st G. Bond. Collection Begonias-- Ist (3 Bond. 20d.J Hunter. LADIES' DEPARTMENT. Applique Work--1st Mrs Vanzant, 2nd E McVean. Arresene--lst Mrs Heard, 20d Miss L Thomas. Bend Work--1st Mrs Vanzant, 2nd E McVean. Braiding with silk--1st E McVean, 2nd Mrs Young. Braiding with cotton--1st Miss L Thomas, 2nd W R Cowison Berlin Wool work, ruised--1st E McVean, 2nd Mrs Smyth. Borlin Wool work, flat--1st Mrs Vanzant, 2ud Mrs Smyth, Child's Dress--Miss Josie Bruels. 20d W R Cowison? COrewel work in silk--1st E Mc Vean, 2nd Miss L Thomas. Crewel work in wool--1st E Me- Vean, 20d Mrs Heard. Crochet work, cotton--Ist Mrs Heard, E McVean., Crochet work in wool--1st Mrs Vanzant, 2nd Miss Thomas, Crochet work in silk--1st Mrs Van- zant, 2nd Mrs Heard, Crochet Bed Cover--1st E McVean, 2ud W C St John. Chenille work--1st E McVean, 2nd Mrs Heard. Cretonne work-- 1st E McVean, 2nd Mra Hayes. Camp Stool--1st Mrs Heard, Miss O'Neil. Cump Chair--1st Mrs Hayes, 2nd Mrs Wallace. Afghan-- 1st Miss Thomas, 20d Miss Leask. Crazy Patch work--1Ist Mrs P Christie. E McVean, Card or Note Case--1st Mrs Heard, and Mrs Vanzant Darning on Net -- 1st Vean, 2nd Mrs E Doidge. Embossed Work--1st Mrs Hayes, 2ud Miss Thomas. Collection Edgings--1st Mrs Vang- ant, 2ud Mrs W F Young. Embroidery ou Lace or Net--1st E McVean, © Embroidery on Silk-- 1st E McVean 2nd Mrs Heard, Embroidery on Cloth or Flannel-- Ist Miss Thomas, 2nd Mrs Heard. Ewbroidery on Cotten--Ist E Me- Vean, 2ud Mrs W F Young. Fancy Knitting with Cotton--1st E McVean, 2ud Mrs Jos Ward, Fancy Knitting with Wool--1st Mrs W F Young, 2nd Mrs St John. Foot Rest Upholstered--1st Mrs Haves, 20d Mrs Thoruton. Fancy Mats--1st Miss O'Neil, 2nd W O St John Pancy Screen-- 1st Miss Hutchison, 2nd Mrs Delong, Fancy Basket--1st Mrs Delong, 2nd Mrs Heard. Guipure work--1st E McVean, 20d Mrs Vanzant, Glove Box--1st Miss Thomas, 2nd Mrs Hayes. Honiton or Point Lace--1st Mrs P Christie, 20d E McVean. Handkerchief Sachet--1st Thomas, 2nd Mrs Hayes. Japanese work--1st Miss Iutchi- son, 2ud E McVean. Kensington Painting -- 1st Mrs Heard, 20d Mrs Reynolds. Kensington Embroidery--1st Mrs Heard, 2ud Miss Thowas. Knitted Bed Cover--1st Miss Hut- chinson, 2nd Mrs Young. Faney Tidy--1st Miss O'Neil, 2nd E McVean, Knitted Infant's Shirt--Ist Mrs Vauzant, 2ud Miss O'Neil, Knitted Jufans s Socks--1Ist Miss E Me- Miss Miss Hutchinson Broels. Lady's Bonnet--1st Miss A Vernon, 20d Mrs W Wallace. Lady's Suit Underclothing--1st W R Cowison, 2nd Mrs W Young. Lady's White Skirt, 1st Mrs Wal- lace, 2nd Mrs T O Browne Lady's Dress--1st Mrs T O Browne, 2nd Miss A Vernon Laundned Shirt, Mrs Delong Gent's Fine Shirt, handmade--1st E M¢Vean, 20d Mrs E O Thornton, Mexican Needle work--1Ist Mré Vunzaut, 20d Miss Thomas. Macrame work--1st E McVean, 2nd Mrs J 8. Reynolds. Onamental Necedie work, Ist w Cc St. John Outline work, 1st Mrs G R Vansant 2nd E McVenn, Ottoman, upholstered--1st Mrs Hayes, 2nd Miss O'Neil, nted Screem--1st Mrs Hayes, 20d E McVean, Painting on Plosh-- 1st Mrs G Still. Paintinting on Satin--1Jst Mrs Hayes 2nd Mrs Heard, Painting onOhina--lat mrs Vansant Miss Dar tuell, hand-made-- 1st . H Hayes. Painting ware-- Ist Mrs Heard, 20d Mrs Hayes, Puiutmg on Tin or Brass--1st Mrs Vanzant, 2nd Mrs H Painting on lio Lestro--lst Mrs Hayes, 20d Mrs Heard: Pillow Shams--1st Miss L 2nd Miss M Leask. Thou, Log Oubiin Quilt--1st Miss Josie Bravls, 2nd Mrs McPhaden. Quilt, Tuft--1st Josie Bruels, 2nd Mrs Hayes. Quilt, piece or patch work--Ist E McVean, 20d W R Qowison Painting on cotton-- Ist ot Mrs Hayes. Rustic work-- Ist Mrs Delong. Rowan Embroidery-- i6t Thomas, 2nd E McVean, Rick-Rack Lace--1st BE McVead; 20d Miss Thomas. Ribhon work--1st Mrs Hayes, nd E McVean. Silk: Patch work--1st Miss Th 2ud Mrs P Christie, Ro" Sofa Pillow in plash work--1st Mrs Hayes, Sofa Pillow in embroidery work-- 1st Mrs Heard, 2nd Mrs Vanzant. Sofa Pillow, any other--1st Miss Dartnell, 20d Miss O'Neil. Slippers worked in silk or wool-- Ist E McVean, 20d Mrs Vanzant. Slipper Holder--1st Miss Thomas, 2ad E McVean, Tinsel work-- 1st M Vanzant, Transfer work-- 1st E McVean, td Miss Thomas. Table or Piano Soarf--Ist E Mes Vean, 2un Mgs Thornton, Tattivg--1Ist E McVean, 20d Mrs Young. Wall Pocket--1st Miss O'Neil, 2nd E Mc¢Vean, Whisk Holder--1st Miss Thomas, 2nd Mrs Delong. Splasher--1st Mrs Vanzant, 2nd Mrs" Beard, Painting on Hayes. * Jewel Embroidery --1st ¥ O'Neil, 2nd Mrs Vanzant. Collection Knitted or Crochet, goods -- 1st Mys Jos Ward. Painted Panel--1st Mrs Heard, 2nd Mrs Hayes. Mantel Drape--. 1st Mrs A Patterson 20d E McVean. Knitted or Crocheted Slipper--1st Miss O'Neil, 2ud Mrs Patterson. FRUIT. (Preserved.) Strawheyries--I1st Mrs U Young, 2nd F hson. Plums--Ilst Mrs Young, 20d Mrs Sellars, Black Currants--1st Mrs T Beswick, 20d W R CBwison. Red Currants-- lst Mrs Sellars, 2nd Mrs Munroe, White Currants--1st W R Qowison. Gooseberries--1st Mrs Young, 2nd J Cherpau. Black Raspherries--1st Mrs Young, Red Rusplerries--1st Mrs Young, 2ud F Dobson. Pears--1st Mrs T C Brown, 20d Mrs J Young. Penches-- 1st Mrs Young, 20d W R Cowison. Cherries--1st Mrs Young, 2nd Mrs Muaro. Any other kind--Ist Mrs W F Young, 2ud Mrs Uriah Youug. Citrons--1st Mrs Hayes, Lundy. Wadding--1st Mrs 20d F (Canned.) Strawberries--1st Miss Hutchison. Plums---1st Mrs Young, 20d KF Luudy. Binck Currants-- Ist Young, 2nl Mrs Beswick. Red Currants---1st Mrs Young, 2ud Mrs Sellars. Currants; white--1st Mrs 2ud Mrs Young. Gooseberries-- Ist 2nd Mrs MoPhadden, Black Raspberries--1st Miss Me- Gregor, 2nd Miss Hutchinson. Pears--1st Mrs U Young 2nd F Lundy. Peaches--1st Lundy, 2nd Mrs J H O'Brien. Cherries--1st H B Nighawander, 2nd F Dobson. Fruit nny other kind--1st Mrs. Pat terson, 2ud Mrs Beswick. Mes W I Sellars, Mrs Patterson, JELLIES. Apple--1st Mrs Patterson, 2nd A Waddell. Crabs Apple--1st Mrs Jas Young, 2ud Mrs A McPhaden. Red Currunt--I1st F Lundy, 20d Mrs W Wallnce. Black Currant--1st F Lundy, 2nd Mrs Sellars. Grape--1st Mrs Sellars, 2nd Mrs W F Young. Auy other kind--1st Mrs J Young, 2nd Miss A McGregor. Ontsup-- Ist Mrs W F Young, 2nd Mre Reynolds, Pickles-- 1st Miss Josie Bruels, 2nd Mrs A Patterson BREADS AND PASTRY. Home-made Bread-- 1st Mrs Young, 2ud Mrs Patterson. Baker's Bread -- Honey, a sender 2od A Shel Honey, in comb--1st 8 Weller. Beeswax--1st 8 Weller, Maple Sugar--1st Jos Clierpyd Ind Mr# R Munro. 3# Maple Syrup-- 1st Jos Cherpau, 2nd Mrs Muuro, WINES Grape Wine," Home made--Ist F Lundy, 2nd Mrs W F Young. Raspberry Wine--lst Mrs Munro, 20d Hoover Brog. Cherry--1st Mrs Munre, 2nd Mrs WF Yoong. Corrant--1st Mrs Munro, Mrs W F Young. Rhubarh Wine--1st Mrs Munro, 2nd Mrs W F Young. Any other Mind Tat Mrs A Patter- son, 2ud Hoover Bros. Display of Silverware and Jewelry «1st H Jones. : 'Dressed Doll hy Child -1st Gertie u. "Five yess nga was taken so ill with rhesmatism that, 1 was unable to donny work," writes Peter Christensen, 'Sherwood, Wis. "1 took three Loxea | of Ayer's Pills and was entirely cored. ind ou Frosted Glase--lst Mes Since that time, I always keep them in the house." They are casy to take _ Toilet Bottles and Cushion--1st A ': Lars oo #