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Oct. 23 RD TROWBRIDGE. Hilliard Code has sold his farm on the first naar) of Elma to Wm. Cotes. Mr. bee also sold his farm to Mr. Ketl on Tagen haw' reuted his furm to .Cotes. Mr. Tughen intends selling off all his farm stock, imple- ments, etc., and moving into Trow- bridge. Mr. Kellingtow has rented his farm to Thomas Thompson, but where Mr. Kellington intends to reside he has not yet decided. MILLBANK. We congratulate Mr. and = Mrs. Frank Martin en their first-born, a daughter. Wednesday last the township of _ Mornington united Sunday school con- vention was held in the Methodist ehurch afternoon and evening. An excellent, interesting and varied pro- gram was rendered in which much use- ful knowledge and information were imparted, Rey. T. G. Wright, presi- i with Matthew Henry Reid, secre- Revs. Cameron, Kany, Barnby, Wart together with 'Thos. 'Magwood, M. P. P., and the Misses Keen and Richmond and a united choir from the three churches, fmade up talent not to be peed by larger places. The C . announces for Thurs- day sieht nh open coucert. This is what we nlwnys advocate for' fraternal societies, It brings together many in a fraternal snanner, opens up a way of welcome to the stranger and paves the way by which the objects und benefits of such socicties ure made known. The store has re 'ceived internal ren- ovations. "Che front has been bnrn- ished np and a complete new roof makes tyrent improvement, The new proprietor appears u bright, energetic business nan Miss Mc sitoe, Howick, of her many relutives. Anniversary in Presbyteriun ehureh, Crosshill, ou Sunday next, therefore uo service here. the nest °'s Howick Fall Show PRIZE LIST. IROSES.- Agricultural Horses, 1, Wilkinson J. Campbell ; ey Agric ulturad "Geld- ding two years ok Bells Heavy Agr 'ieultural Wen | » Wm MeLeod; General "filly, pal years -- General r Case more. = phe filly, cay, 2, James Dow- old, 1, Galbraith 5 Davidson ; Filly, one year old, 1, 2, Robert Edgar: 'Brood Heavy gory | 3. Lambkin, 2, Jas. Bell: Foal Mare Heavy Agricultural, 1, John G, Lamb- n, 2, Jas. Be irood pare (eu Purpose, 1, and 2, more; Foal Mare, General Purpess, 1, and 2, Wm. Case Roadster am Jns. McKay, 2, Col- iin's § Roadster Dt (Gelding 1, B. 8S. Cook, 2, J. D. Me Horse Davidson, 2, Roadster, 1, ¢ Samuel Karmgian Stewart, Frank Rent ile and A. Tunstdler IMPLEMENTS.--¢ utter, 1, cued 2, Tors, Shuett: Seed Drill, 1, Tolton Brogy: lromw beam plow, 1, Gillis & a 2, Tolton > Gang plow . Tolton Br 1 Saddle r, tL, Toiten Bros : 1, Gillis & Martin, 2, 'rs tt; Lumber Avayon, 1. rtin, 2. Joseph Shuett; Bet double esrb 1, Tolton Brov; Set double harness, Reihm; Set single made, 1 Davidson, Singie carriage, Reilint? M. MeMas- CATTLE. -- Durhams, Best bull any age, points considered, 1, Samuel Jolin- KOU; old or over, 1, under three . John L. Wilson, Bull two WwW m. Sore) ; Best female , 1, Samuel uel Lolin- James . Cow, Land 2, bine Heifer two years ¢ 2, Samuel Jolinston ; Snmugl Johnston 2, - : Bail Lies 1, James Hunter, | Wilsor ; Heifer calf, 1, Sam- cannon, 2, Tnes es Huuter; Herd 1 mate and 4 females, 1, Solna son; Durham Grades, olin L. Sanmel Jalueton : Heifer two ¥ an 2. Samnel John ton; "rl ing 1 and 2, Samuel Jolinston ; Heifer enlf Johnston; Fat ¢ i Robert Edgar, 2, Samueb Johnston; Herd consisting males, 1, Samuel Johnston; Mileh Maiidersou; lair spring pig age con- considered, 1, Wm. Galbraith, 2, Ale Littlejohn: Special by J. H. Johnston st Jersey cow, 1, John G. Lambkin : Judges.--Thos. Inglis, Robert Fallis be POULTRY.--Lie- ; James Sander- Shearling ram, shu Stewart; Sanderson 3 SWINE Aged ram, 1, ohn Stewart ; i, James Sanderson, Stewart; i'en sheep, i, James Sanderson; Best ram y age, 1, Jame< Sanderson; Eas ewe any age, i, James Sanderson ; Oxford Dowts, Ag dram, i, John Hale Jands Shearling ram, bo and 2, Jolin #, ' Cosin's Sous; Ram lamb, lo and 2, Jolin Cosins & Sons: Bost ewe having raised lambs in i8o0G, 1 and 2, Jolin Cousius & Sous; Best shearling ewe 1 Sons; Best John Cousins & Sons; Ven wi i, Jolin Cousins Sone 7 Shopeliin Aged ram, 1, H. Webber ; Bleariiig --, H. i. Ww eb- ber ; Ram lamb, 1 2 H. H. Web- ber ewe oud Having oe Tame in isvé, 1 and 2, H. eb- ; Ven sheep, 1, H. HH. Webber ; 4m, age a ed, 1, Samuel Johnston 2 2, H. H.ebber ; Sans lamb, 1, EB. Sotheran, 3. pat Cousin's & Fong; Best ewes having raised lambs {n_ 'lav6, 1, John Cousifi's and Sons, 2, FE. Sotheran ; Best shearl- ing -- 1 el 2, E. Sotheran ; ; Beat amb, 1, Wm. Brown, 2, E. Sothet- a ane Berkshire, Boar an y age, ; Brood Sow, 1, and 2, A. pobenteon jr; Chester White, Boar 08. Manderson ; Pay rspring pig age con- dered, 1, Tho: anderson; Poul- e S. Jas. <p set Pair s, 1, vine iMate sais eii- ; Jas. atin: 2, Tain L W. ilar: ; Pale Light Brahman 1, Jas. MeIwen; Vair Viymouth Rocks i, Thos. Manderszon, 2 , John. H. John- ston; Pair pencilled hi ha mburgs, aE John Ha Johnston ; ; Pair Leghorns, 1 and 2 ; Fair Canadian Can- aries, es --C lias, Har GR AIN, ROOTS, RUIT AND Lerereas Wor bush wt ead winter whea 1. James Campbell, 2" James , : 9 bushels white winter wheat, 1, Wm. Evans, 2 James Campbell; 2 bushels apring wheat any kind, be James Campbell, 2, James Melwe 2 boxhels barley, 1, James Campbell. 2, Wim. Evans: 2 bushels large peas, 1, James Campbell, 2, James Melwen ; 2 bushels small peas, 1, James Camp- bell, 2, Wm. Evans: 2, bushels white Henderson, Robert oats, 1, James Campbell, 2, James ahi! ; 2 bushels black oats, 1, Jas. i aes 2; Robert Peel; b bushel . 1, Wm. Higat: t doz. urs 2, Chas. Produce and 2 oshiibue, butter, about 50 pounds in tub, 1, Robert Harding, 2, Wm. Strong; Tub packed butter about 20°pounds in tub, i, Robert Warding, 2, Robert FE > prouineks fre sho butter in roll, 1 Hann cling F oho G, Lambkin: t Thevanae® made 'prs cad, it, Ja Strong, 2, Robt. greta corn, 1, 'andle ; Dairy Tub packed 2, James Salter: potatoes, variy, aoy hind, 1, Smith Bros, 2, Jas Campbell: Dushel potatoes lute, nny kind, 1, Chas. Candle, 2. Robart [d- gor: Half doz. Swede turnips, i, Chas 'andle, 2, John Cousin's & Sons; Tail doz, ic other kind, i, Tolten Bros LL ee \ MeCracken; balf doz. naan- woldks eck iN > 2. Crackeu, 2, A. Littiejohu ; Tlalf doz. mangoids, vel- lov', 1 ae 2 W. A. 3 yekon lalf doz. ¢ar garden, 1, Wim. Stronz. Tet 2, James Caispbetl : Half dos. carrots W. TE. MeCracken, 2, 8. Von: Peck potatoes, _. i, Hf. Me- Cracken, P Chas. Candle; Peck see "al onions, Lo and 2, W. oe McCracken Ilalf tioz. "parsitips, 1. Il. MeCracke " 2) Wan. rong : Sr qmail, a Il, MeCr: vie 2, citrons, 1, W. H. McCracken, 2, 8. an; Half doz, Blood beets, WY. - Robert Peel: One loz. 1. Aylesworth, 2, Joba 3 heads cabins, Ls MeCrac ken, Be I' wT. Ri Sintranken, 2, Chas. Candle; t+ doz. red peppers, 1, Jolin Cousii's & Sons; 3 ae cauliflower, 1, Chas. Candie rs If. MeCracken ; 2 Wate "HL. MeCracken : 2: t, W. 11. Metraeken Frait Winter upplés four of exch named, Northern spy, 1, Thos. Davidson, 2, 1'. Ayles- worth 5 ; Canadian red, &. Vornn, 2 mist Rinode stand m. "tronic. 2. da 7 £ Pa i, Robert Peel, 2, Jolin aisle rs Sons > TRueret, \lex LittheJolim, 2, John Haliand : fiat vin, 1, 8. Voyan, 2, Alex Littiejo een Davis, 5. Vou- ith Trent Manno, Jolin Cous- & Sous, 2, Robert Peel: Talman Sweet, 1, Smith Bros, 2, \lex. Littie- + Fall apples, four of eac it immed, Cniverts, 1, Jolin IH. Johusten, 2, Robt Teel; Duchess of Oldenburg, 1, Wm. John Cousin's > a : Snow apples, 1, Aylesworth, Alex. Little- john: Best collection of 'apples, 1, Jon- as Hallman; 38 varities of crab . pies Kix bd each named, 1, 2, Nobert Peol; 8 oer iet wt each "named, ie 1 doz. pairs, a a 2, Robert ecl: 3 eh tigiment, 1, Lobert Beej. 2, Ala. john Judges. = (* Wass das, Perk mo \DIES DED ARTMENT.--it8 2, Alex. Lituicjoln : Jolin Rolston, + Maiden' blush, i, é home made flannel, union, 1, « Salter, 2. TP. is Avlesavorth: I L tele - Wilson, Moffat. Geo. yards Yarn, home made. 2. Ayleswarth, 2. Jolin . Johnston: Pair blankets home made, i, James Salter, 2, Win. Strong: Vair jadies' stockings hand mads, 1, James Saitey. 2, Win. Hees Pair men's nace hand made, 1, das Salter, 2. W MeCracken: lai hos, David- men's mits, Tat mu nde. ile mi, 3, KR. ve? Pair men's gloves hated. untie. L Jimes Salter, 2 Le MeCracken; Fine shirt ths year y make, hand made, i, R. Grie Robt He g erieoie > Flannel shirt hnet made, obert Harding : Log ania a w m. Gialbraith, 2. 1 1". vort! eae hed «nilt, 1, Wm. H . : Knit quilt, 1, W: Het : Croce ig quilt, i, Kh. Grieve, 2, James Salt : Cove rlid, oo ae a, Namvel Kari han, 2, 1 Vles- worth; Crocket in wool, "Nele, : Crochet im cotton, Wi mi. Win. . R. Grieve; Embroidery in cotton, 1, R. Grieve,2, Robert Hard ig: Embroidery 1 muslin, 1 Win. Dele, 2. W Dane Embroidery in silk, 1, Ww m. Hele, 2, 7. Jviesworth ; Point lace, 1, Rh. Grieve, 2, Wm. Heles Rerlin wool raised, Grieve, 2, Ww ' Hele: tamale wool, "nat. R. (irieve, ° Hele: Berlin wool, flower. Le Chane Candle, 2, I'. I. Ayles- Worth: Wax flowers, i. Ayles- worth; Wax fruit, 1, 'p. worth: Drawn work, John Conusin's & Sons, 2 fm. Dane; Cone work, t, BP. kawarth > Arrasene work 1, Wm. Hele, 2, 2. Grieve; Hair work, 1, FF rhea Cretonne work 1, R. Grieve, 2, H. Metrackert Leather work, w m. Hele; Sofa pii- y W. H. Met --_ ' : Sofa cushion 1. Metracken, 2, 1K. Macrame bracket igh ie i, R. Tins! work, rieve, 2, W } "MeCracken; Fancy knitting in wool, R. Grieve; Braiding, 1, ieve, 2, Wm. Hele; Rag Carpet, 2, Wim. Daue, Toilet mats, 1, m. Hele, 2, Wm. Dane; 'Floor mats braided or hookec » Famuel Katrimghan, 2, 1. H. pounnban } Feather Flowers, i, 2. a AS \ ek 4 Candle, 2, Wm. ty - Dane. Aang boauets, i, Jolin 2, Wm. Dane. ah iertiie, i, R. Grieve 1, Wm. Hele, 2, &. on silk or velvet;. 1. j > Ou Pelion, Grieve: Painting Wm. Heie, 2, I. Grieve; Painting on satin, | 2, Wm. Hele; t. Grieve, Teneil drawing, i, Rob- ert Edgar, 2, R. Grieve: Crayon, 1, Win. Hele, 2, Robert Edgar: Speci- men Of penmanship, 1, Win. Hele, 2, Wm. Strong: Painting on pottery, i, Wim. W. #H. lection of painting, 1 Aucdres,-- fico. Sparting, Mrs. DB, Stewart, Mra. C. MeCraciken ; . R. Grieve, Moffat, Mrs. ¥. Sandersou, Mrs. \ Milson, Col- bar) « How to Cure Corns. Easy? Yes, if you go aboutit the as: ay. Get the best always, Putnaw 'ainless Corn Extractor never fails to cnre Acts in prenty, -four hours and causes neith- er pain no "discomfort. Putnam's Corn Etrxactor witeies corns; it is the best Cheese Ma Markets. acre Oct. che the cheese fair to- 45 factories ofiecct 26,000 boxes atte and balance season cheese. on be A couple of at lots were suld 5 during the day at 1) I-4e- 10}c. to 10 * is 0 hed, factorymen hole itty for 10 3-8 11-2 Lon do » Oct 17 --To« factories be -- R6TS loxes pen and bal- of season ; ; sales, 2,328 at 1) }-Se ; at- tendance fair Oct. 19.--NSales were 570 2040 at 9 5-8e, 248U at 9 3- 'Se; 70 packages creamery butter at 2ue, Inversoll, Oct. 20.--Olferinygs, 2,025 boxes No sales + 10¢ to 10 1-1Ge offered, BIRTHS. {auks--In Marybore, isten Sth inst, i Marks a a shenght asl NSCHMT Dn Li the wife of eal dean Hee DUT dnt. hae of Tlemey Lindemsehwaddt. ef aodighter MARRIAGES. Bes witHenick-- PYRE: Mt the residences af phic a Vth, by the veal brides father on Oe Fisher, Mr. Sis, Hesscthveic "tail Bl ieee a Julia A. Pyke of How -- KRETELEWELIA- At ye Thonn of the ly the Hew, a F, Durkee » Danean sone ative te Mra. Annie Ket Hews A. "alle of Lista Py Ti, pnarsaniigce Darkee, an Ort, hth, A Newstead, beth of "¥ the Listowel, by Ve che ve oe i ie DEATHS. STOSTup RIS At FPairgreve, Michigan, ou Pride Ihth Oot. daties Monts UTE EN ay Liste ii ny vu OF yenrs, Phan ontlis, wad 7 thay Freecvson--In Shelbourne. Ont. on im th Oet. Huhla. bluse wife ot David Tl. Fe tise al dun shite slate Willinm 'Auemait MENTS bo Teas, With Get. Rachel daughter of Mr, sen ury wh he 'acts aged 5 y cars. Tomonths amd 27 dave, HM ARHIN In Hev on Oet. n, beloved wife of J las rat A) it 4 iuniny al2yper Moles ech Pabraby ditihg On Tuesday, Woodstock, Mrs. (iardn- ec and Williams MeCumas were committed for trial for the murder of the farmer's hus- band, Levi Gardner. soca gmersassafbemmnus? diene sti LEICESTER ae LAMBS FOR 8 The madipigaet as tive: well be Iam fail sutle : alno oe She pee an Ruin. vi te anit the get Tilt = Ayes Ks if, ith i wd Elina, Atwell PO ed Leivester woester Oheese-emaker Wante |. To mannfacture che one for the season of 1807 for the Moleaworth Che & Hutter Co. Cheers maker to furnish all om ate crit, ¥ veriananahiy and labor in connec ete w ath ute mina itteet ure of chores fexcept the cheese bo nilers will be ri pega y tle ule ralgenea a tw na we Coe k pon oy Toes bathe bs 'or furthe: : The lowes! fon ly Hot Heeesurily aces fetuler 7, Mole worth, Oet, HEAVY LOSSES are mace daily by retail buy- of Ready to Wear Clothing who do not read advertising, nor find out the advantages to be had by buy- ing your ers Fall and Winter Clothes AT THE- Listowel Wootlen Mills. They seli ouly the best qual- " ' ' tities of Goods and Prices are lower thaa any retail store in STORM ULSTERS. Prices and Styles are Right over 300 to cheose from. It stands to reason when you can buy direct from town. the Manutacturer that you not + oni save the profit but the expenses incurred in io the middleman, an that would almost half pay for the Overcoat you're thinking of having. Seeing and Wearing are the Tests. selling amount FOR FUN! CABINET PHOTOS, $M SMITHS $1.50 Per Dozen fora week from the date of this issue. Will givea Cabinet Photo 2 FREE to anyiady or gentieman 55 years of age or over. tn ART "STUDIO. seashell penis : iRADUATE Miss MacFarlane " S ac ar ane or D» Young Lives' College, intends ui seeps in Art Needle Work, (Sasa edly Ponte Ne, Oi een CTebtie Vatuting. STUDIO over Wai, SPEARS' STORE, Opening from September Ist to Sth, ath ace cordially invited to call and inspect work C. TL MacPARLANE. CABINET a $ I. 19 Dozen _-- C. A. Lee's sPHOTO - STUDIG Main St. Bridge. This offer for a limited time only. Come early and avoid the rush, Tickets from other gal- leries accepted. C. A. LEE CBOE CSOT OSOO TEIOSTTLOSTE TI MCGILUIVRAY = EMAL MANTLE SELLING. GeOhs rt Ten days ago One Hun- dred and T hirty- -nine Gar- ments. To-day, Monday--- we count only FIFTY-: WO. Including Black and Col- ored, Sizes 32, 34 and 36. This shows where the Mantle Trade of Listowel is done. The reason is simple enough-- New Stylish German made Mantles at a saving to you of 25 per cent. on cach and every one. MILLINERY AT ORY GGUDS PRICES. Ladies' Brown and Black iclt Sailors and Fedoras-- regular, $1.00 to 1.50 Clearing at 690C Ladies' Trimmed Hats reg- war Sg.co and $ 5.00. Clearing at 2. 715 . Children's Trimmed Hats regular $3 50 and 4.00. Clearirg at $1.75 OVERCOAT SALE Not a question of Profit 1cre, we simply must and will sell Overcoats for less money than any other Store. SPECIAL IN CLOAKING. 52in. Fine | Finished Beaver in Black, Navy, and praen, regular 1950, Special $1.00, Not Forbidden Fruit. Had it been in the Garden of Eden Eve have requested Adam to get the household nec 'e have Trade, viz: COOKING STOVES. in stock more temptations than ever COAL STOVES, would certainly essities from it for Fall HEATERS. Tinware, Lamp Goods, &c. Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. ZILLIAX & SARVIS. Main St. > Repairing promptly atcended to, Next door to Hacking's Drug Store. Mumbins, Steam and Gas Fittings, Furnace work, &¢ American and Canadian Coal Oil omens The Best American and Canadian Coal Oils always } in Stock. HRCARMS to quality and finish they cannot be excelled. viz. Our stock of Single and Double-barrel ANG AMMUNITION, Breach- loading Shot Guns and Rifles is now complete. chasers who intend buying guns_ will do well to call and inspect our stock before buying. Pur- Our Guns are bought { from the best makers, andas t Ve also carry a complete stock of Ammunition, POWDER and_ SHOT, (THE BEST IN THE MARKET) Eley's Gun Wads. Metallic Gun Cartridges--U. M. C. and Dominion. Loaded Shells--U: M. C. Gun Caps and Primers--Eley's--U. M.C. and and Dominion. Dominion, We make a Specialty of Loaded Shells, loading them to order to suit the Customers. Your Orders are Solicited. -- Hardware [lercl 'ts, ADOLPH & BoNnNnegETT, (SUCCESSORS TO R. MOORE,) Main St., Listowel. 'eyordu0,) AeA os[e SI eIBMpIeH yeug. jo 40039 ino We Supply HBverything in the STOVE, FURNACH, «* TINW ARE TRADE. BROOKS & ALEXANDER, STOVE AND FURNACE MEN, Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Hot Water Heating a Specialty , MAIN ST. BRIDGE, LISTOWEL, ' } S.LIEOs Ls ko Nl SSS LISTOWEL WOOLLEN MILLS, M. MeGILLIVRAY,: ' Kim Wildfang__ Has the Largest and Cheapest Stock of Winter Suits And Overcoats in TOWN. Call and see. M. Wildfang, Sign of the Elephant. Ordered Clothing a Spscialty. = a FURS ALL PRICHS: { Sie ytescnnatetng RR litte ae ege Fagg Weems era eng aren org eit een ey ULSTHRS $5.00. ia k de aie ani ei Pee ay ein eee sith . FALIL PANTS S100. a %