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Newmarket Era , September 29, 1893, p. 2

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NEWMARKET ERA SEPT A Co Cloak ft Bon Right Dr Scots Toronto Jobbing J Servant A NEVER BUT CROWS BRIGHTER AND BRIGHTER WITH EACH ISSUE Era Printed ail at Home FRIDAY SEPT 29 Our Toronto Despatch to Or Era The grobibKtS open hero on at en peeled from ftllurlsortHoFrorifkM mwll of next week- More Aocidenta ihli week A bicyclist demolished but he escaped The bottom fell through Georgian Bay Monday J Anrora Kinulo Sort 2nd P Wilson John Abb Wilson 2nd Henry Bros Tottenham Single Mire or Gelding J P Bonn flrd J Fever Brood Mare 2nd Rial 2nd tan old J Scott 160 118 155 115 M North York Poll Pair In selecting Tuesday and Wednes day of this week as fair days Director of the North York Society hit it lucky for they more beautiful weather were not as numerous as I hey have been for three or four jesrs and this was particularly notice able in Floral Hall The show in Fruit and Diary was very meagre Considering season ihe of toots and vegetables was excellent The following class ification of entries collated from the secretarys books will a good idea the exhibits compared last year which was the largest show ever held in Newmarket Hone Ring 1st fry Horses Cottle wipe J try and Seed Frails Wince Dairy and Implements Mechanics DomMtioMBnofaciures Fine Arts end Work The attendance on the Afternoon of ifce first day was small hat the Concert in Floral Hall In tbe evening was big sue Over paid admission thereto Hall by electricity the exhibits troll by day light Citi zens Band several selections of music after which President Woodcock iTic to order and the Mayor of After a brief speech Mr J Fax of Toronto was in- and plainly to bo Men he was card tint to Worlds Fair and were rendered in inch excellent every one enjoyed a hearty Mr javo no lets or aor received with The program was varied a recitation from of and a speech by Mr some of resales otitis seven in feeding rye c minted efforts to stimulate the farmers in producing and the en Ontario given at the Worlds Fair of on the grounds and live stock was excellent In tho djMtt- talk to award be prizes and it was nearly oclock before their labors The total gato tbo concert about the raino as last year Following DAT McDonald Sal too It J of for speed Eli 2nd for M a05 Forest KiUy Chief 3rd Day in harness A Slid RiderMary Wire 2nd Nellie Davis 3rd Matte DsvisKettleby Lady Kes 2nd Mary I Kettlehy Jforio for speed John Irwin A IViield Jtkycle ltsM- Alva 3rd J Cowiesoo Gelding or Keswick Button Yearling Gelding or Filly Spring Colt or Filly Alex pond Head 2nd John Smith title 3rd Go Stallion in Little Winnipeg 2nd A field old E Morion Kcawick 2nd Q St George Oak Stallion Morton Span in J Now 2nd C Kettleby 3rd Joseph Single Roadster James Body Brad ford James Waits Aurora 3rd Willonghby Brood Doyle Pino Orch ard 2nd Draper Gelding old J Bradford 2nd Dally Holland Landing Yearling Filly John Wilson 2nd John Rogers 3rd E Draper Spring Colt or Filly Abb Wilson 2nd J 3rd Draper JUNO Carriage or showing Colts Joseph Yearling Colt or Filly got by 2nd J Spring Colt or got by horse J Cowicson 2nd James ling Recommended Shetland Pony Newmarket cinu Richmond Hill Lemon KettcJy Uriah Marsh Newmarket 2nd Geo A Yearling Ball John 2nd Pine Orchard Milch Cow 1st and 2nd Goo A Heifer years old John 2odGeoABnaie Yearling Heifer 2nd Geo A Heifer A- 2nd Ed Bond Head- Bull CaUJaa Paris Bradford 2nd Cow John Ball any age A Anrora Milch Cow 1st and 2nd A Hull Fat Cow or Heifer A 2nd Mitch Cow Jos Newmarket 2nd years old John Carnsy 2nd Geo A Yearling Heifer 1st and 2nd Millard AST Same as on Cattle Aged Boar 1st and 3rd Victoria Square 2nd Paris Sow 1st 2nd Jas 3rd Boar 1193 1st aud 3rd 2nd Haines Sharon 3rd tlliXSKIUE Bear Dollar 2udl 3rd A I KeniKxIy Anrora if Toronto Ji Jftw- with having led A Brodie 2nd A iuiiiji and over A Jm otton JtftT Jot 2iA or old acta Jnl Writ or Jo Lin- fill Colt or Vrrl 3rd In Wilton fccrtop foil 2nd or filly Wcdty 2nd f It J Spring Coll or Vtrnon New market 2nd Ja rd Millard Kowmarlccl Mar of pal year Bon If ill 2nd Wrn Whit or yen old lay market or Filly Sow P 2nd and 3rd A Pig of W 2nd A Sow lonion Kettleby Sod P Ed Brood Sow Pi for J P Kettleby Newmarket Barrel Cbaa Keawick Barrel Spy Apple Stephen Aurora Barrel Island Ed Oak Winter Apple Rhode Island Ed Miller A Lewi New market Northern Spy New market 2nd Ed Miller Winter Apple any other kind Ed Miller 2nd Bradford Snow Apple Mm- Hannah 2nd St Lawrence Apple- Red Mr Hannah Pall Apples any other kind Cha 2nd Ed Miller Maiden A Lewi Boo 2nd Cha Collection of Apple J Aurora 2nd W Crab Apple Lloyd Newmar ket 2nd Mr Hannah Winter Pall 2nd Collection of 2nd J Plum Newmarket 2nd Whit 2nd Dark peaEd Miller 2nd J Partridge Aurora 2nd W Whllo Stud 2nd J Winter WheudW 2nd Stephens 3rd Geo White Spring WheatThai 3rd Chat l03Khby Red Spring Wheat- J 2nd Will Wheal- J 2nd Goo 3rd Stephen Barley JW 2nd 3rd W- Tworowei 2nd Geo Pdgct 3rd Ralph Ring- wood 2nd Ed Mil- 2ud Geo 2nd Geo Padget Marrowfat Peaa Jas and Small Stephens 2nd W Ralph 2nd Win Bally Landing Indian Corn Mr- Hannah 2nd Wm Mono Keswick 2nd Herbert Pino Orchard BaoEd Miller 2nd Win Willis Newmarket- any other kind Mr Hannah 2nd Win If Lloyd Rod Clover Seed iy Stephens 2nd SeedEd Miller 2nd W AUlkBeedJ Huntley Wilt 2nd Pumpkins- 2nd MoBrien Vernon 2nd Partridge Mammoth Willi 2nd The McBrieo Bqoash by 2nd Stephena Tablo any other kind 2nd PrancI Winter Red Simpson Rod 2nd J Partridge Red Peppers Red 2nd Jas Cook Tomatoes Red Simpson 2nd Miss CeleryJ Partridge 2nd Vernon Caoliflowor 2nd Ralph Largo White Onions J 2nd Walter Sharon Red Stephens 2nd J- any other kind 5 Joe Slankter Vegetable Marrow Rod 2nd J Collection of Vegetable Dr Campbell J Partridge Collection of Vegetable Seed Com panys prize Stephens 2nd J Mably Recommended Water Melons Havana Tobacco Newmarket Jo Davidson Early Ohio Potatoes 2nd The Brown Sharon Seedling Potatoes T boa- Stephens Aurora 2nd Thompson White Brown 2nd Ja Colthsm Any other kind of Potatoes James Mongolia 2nd Brown Early Horn Carrot Keewick 2nd Bradford Rod or Orange Wit- Keswick 2nd Thoe Field Lawrio Winter Francis Newmarket 2nd Parsnips Thos 2nd Dennis Newmarket or Turnip Beets J- Hunt- ley 2nd Wills- Long Blood Aurora 2nd Dennis TurnipsJa 2nd Francis Globe Geo Button- 2nd Lawrie Long Rod Lawrie 2nd Geo Collection of Roots Dr Campbells Special Jas Sugar Beet Thos ETC on Carriages Agricultural Im plements and Mechanics Manufac turesJohn Grabam Albert Trench Richmond Hill John Tate Holland Lauding Farm Wagon The Speight Co Mark- ham 2nd John Corcred Buggy Lawrence Son Bradford 2nd John Newmar ket Jump Seal Boggy John Gladstone Buggy Open Buggy James Democrat Wagon John Cutter 1st and 2nd Ja Lawrence A Sou Extra Mikado Carriage J- lUftxMkrs General Purpose Plow Allen Newmarket 2nd The Wilkinson Plow Co Torouto Junction WideFurrow Plow Jus Allan 2nd Wilkinson Plow Co Collection of Wllkiuson Plow Co lLivy Double Harness 1st and 2nd Bybus Newmarket Light 2nd Leather Pork Co New- market Kip Skin it Co In Leather do Hive Jag Bradford Fret Work 2nd J Partridge New Moulding The A Sons Panel Door Wm Cane A- Sons Window Sash do Churn Jas Bradford DOMESTIC J A alt Mia II ItoiJoj I If Millard- Jolm CowOf Q Ilwne DUakePr3cll on or Silk Jm I Davidson Keniicatna J tod trraets oil er water color J IT Palmed in and Rsyaoiils- todJO Water aur todJO Pencil O tod Caldwell Plain sod fad J Colored Crayon and Ink of Birds or Animals Flowers a all Urs WUIU fed Rsd of House all Bed Simpson Beat tod Newmarket Sod Mil Sod Minnie Cotton Embroidery 2nd Ribbon Embroidery Miss 2nd Mrs Drape- in Drape Miss WorkJohn Patcb Sad Mis Era Jackson Arareao Mrs tjjnles itUi tad Work- do do Work 1st Berlin Wool WorkMiss Mrs tod Ml i Wool Mis J P Newmarket Col ton foot 2odJos I 1st and kind Lace J 2nd til RejDOids Tod Mill Sad Mr N Miss l Pillow any Mis ieo a J til Braiding Woollen Mis Van Sod Job ii Wo J B- ind Mr Woollen Berlin WorkMiss Fibber Twin Work Sod Mrs Work JUcotiiuiaiided MUi Drawn Work and arrUS Woollen Stadia Work awarded Sheep crowded out neek and Poultry Mr Jot a very credit able display There was amusement dog first day anything on grounds Although the Carriage Exhibit not as as wo are to notice that Mr John contributed bis mufti and kept reputation of the town in that line WHAT Ha TO ABOUT Ax confirms in- at the lul that St been a Ueol of Now wick At time it Mr- Mitchell J bat tho fates decided now that Mr Mitchell will receive by Hon Mr Boyd acceptance of the Lieut Govern fi3beHleheif a WILL OPEN IN NEW STORE OPPOSITE THE FORSYTH HOUSE BLUE CLASSES ON- The political oast rat ton at Hollo- villa the partook of a two fold character and appears to have been wry Origiaally it was da- honor of tilting member Mr Corby hot changed to tbo Federal and According to ad- drees of Sir John tariff changes will bo proposed next aeastoa of parliament hot these will all trend in lino with old policy protection OB Friday lut Wilfrid people at Owen bringing to a close bis Ontario demonstrations in where wet weather did not interfere were fiuccetfsfol on Belleville Mr the declaration that all hopes of tariff reform from the govern ment an end as Sir slate- them to a of the fiscal atalua quo Conferences are now in order- Controller of and John Wood Esq Con troller of Inland will bold a tariff Conference at on Fri day Oct at a for of Bast North and West York South Ontario are in of conference on tbe tariff and rep tbo Patrons of Industry representative farmers of tha councils men members Legislature and any others interest in agrlcultnro are invited to attend anl their views SoroidMra In Vfm It Mann aod Mb Itfnotiti Cotton but no Wotlc Me Ven Col- lad Crochet J ft Minn IK Cowl mm JoUiCOKlifju haUiUdc- fad OenreSMrt John m Coir 8ctaoi tod Wall Wcol It Ml Wn fad in of Yarn WvMs WofAtit Whlto Woul alia- at lb f yt- piim vf ft j Jm I- llutter Crock Ten lib ltolltof uHcfJotiii 2nd wi-t- HO J It Luke Arr It fid Waller MCafiat lt Imti tod lViervd A lUtjaabJLuiid IM Preferred A A red Collection vf font I rrarc1i of i llnielr Walter It tort K VCfnon W Varow tnd to l DrMd- todJbo Jobo tad Jot Joaa fid UUi aura Aurora Veraoo Hod White How any variety- aaona0 V tod aoraaMfd J oi Ha For tbo crowd that town the show off very Only one worse of liquor and he ar rested evening and placed in cooler accidents to report bo some escapes While driving into town from on Wednesday morning one rig tried to pass another and ran into it man at sprnng fats axle aud took off bis leg coming over frotn Ibo fair Ground In tho evening one of show attached to a sulky dumped driver bat was caught doing any Considering the beautiful day the not as but it mutt bo remembered that Uxbridgo and Barrio were running at tbe santo time This also affected the its as wire nono Indies here who mostly bring a lot of lin and from and lJbrile A couple of peanut veudena exchanged a on Clio Fair when one upset the others table creating quite a the over the giouufl MP J Edgar Kn an 1 J Davis gocaU of Society on I low is feomobody is sure to make a mistake hi gathering when A of white and an- itctaioes alio two jars of peaches which at one to tba hVcrtarya There was at sotnc of judging in The fact is that no tier to get kinds and can from ox iTcrience mile they ex hibitors Mr of who won on grdi at Industrial off It flrit herd in winning Tho largo exhibit of homogrown Ha vana Tobacco by Mr Elgin of New market was quite a surprito The Cane A Co a of wooden ware which for quality of material as well as variety they before equal The Wilier Sliding 111 hi da The variety tho Novelty Works ex hibit was quite a to many visit while the finish equal any Oil markets Mr a of Hewing ifbiuefj including dTcrcuv lUyiupnd manufactured J A of the machines be a to Canada The drop beauty and was greatly ad J mired by ladles to tiro the various accompllilflng I All latest cvwy and are exceedingly a ton able Each machine Is guaranteed by manufacturer Mr Forsyth of two the Dominion Piano company with at which first awards for and Organs at the Chicago Worlds Fair over that can be given construction of pianos a wonderful has recently patented known as tho iron arch plate frame which does away with tho heavy wooden parts at back of the Bounding board and permits of a free and the production of a full and brilliant tono There It alio founding board in Urge Instruments producing a still fuller and richer tone Mr Slight of Toronto made a of independent of the Floral Exhibit which was the best this year tbat it bat over been of Bell Company through Mr Lash was probably the greatest attraction In the hall There were throe styles of and two of organs instruments wore con sUntly producing a variety which was Part of pianos were going at the same time on same tone and the volume predated was Mr was busy explaining points of excellence to many admirers Of worth of these Instruments wore sold tbe last three days of in Toronto If want a good or piano have your at laltOaitjKiffmuiw spend fro en for a Mr of Toronto la log a few days with friends here Mr Anthony Smith has retired farming having leased his farm term of years The much talked of ditch is being dag by the residents of con Better late than never Mr of Brown Hill filled in of Rev Mr McKay in the Presbyterian church on Sunday How is a mans religion By riding over new road from hero to Brown Hill A largo number from around hero at tended the tent meetings being held by Mr at Point SATURDAY OCT UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF MR J SUTHERLAND It- WAIT FOR GREAT BARGAINS Typhoid fever is prevalent in Winnipeg at Port Arthur on Sunday followed by a heavy frost Snow fell heavily in the North of England on Saturday In West moreland County the ground was covered to a depth of four inches Our Markets Sept Flour per Fall Wheat per Spring Wheat per busbel Wheat per bushel Barter per bushel per is cow KgaTi POT But roll lb Butter tub per lb Potatoes per bag Apples per bag Wool Hay per too wrovU pair nair Turkey on 0 13 0 10 SCO 0 to WO a3a a a CO a a 17 a a a a a a II FARMERS ami flrtfidloR at FIVE while If of car An 2k35 bright for the give so much rest and chance to get strong in and than you are why pcrhp time r ra luxury have all sorts of Spectacles A of Jewelry arc nttA Will be pleased loaeo you and quote you ATKINSON ST LOST I Mb black owe won rtoJIng will to LUNDY VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION I mil K Will for Auclton at American la of on of 1 SO J at 11 oclock fort ThoKlrljttiacrcrtof Lot No In Street In In County of York This property Is one from It mull lu Mr There la alio a on proicf can bd atones Tdrimof Sale Tnoolr Mr cent at aito I dco In days Fur further purlieu apply to TMOS J Vcndura ii lh GREAT BARGAIN HOUSE Is Freshly Stocked with ReadyMode Clothing for the Fall Trade Never better value offered id grand assortment of overcoats Ulsters and Ordinary AWAY DOWN Ladiss and Misses Wool Hose for Almost LUNDY 94 MAIN STREET I -v-iAr-v- Elegant Cloaks and Fine Clothing And for silo at a QUEENSVILLK r anulvaraary la with the Methodist Church vat ft great success On church fllluJ and by J FOormon of Toronto most The tfaDKtlng Monday evening was suc cessful wore fllfed aod re filled but ladsMliad provided ample supply of sustained their ox reputation Tbo lecture by Rev Mr crowning event of the kponcd by from tho Albert choir Dr a very racy and humorous manner principal In social and private life particular emphasis to tbo bo avoided namely principal la involved Ho strongly de nounced tho claiming of upon ancestry and both of counter What wo wont uo men who believe what they profess and what they promise in fact wear only what they pay for Mr ton makes a firstrato chairman and tbo votes of thanks to choir and pleasantly presented Owen Murphy man whoic revelations before the Privileges and Elections Committee at Ottawa caused a sensation Dropped dead at New Haven Sunday TENDERS WANTED SEALED TENDflna lll oouaderclgDta up G lor the STONE AND MASON WORK itj connection erection of a new Steel on Street cm bo seen at Clerks Office II LLOYD iS I CUtkUmAa it FOR the past few lays our second floor has been crowded like a fair with ladies from all parts of our big city We never re- 1 FURNITURE CHEAP FOR CASH A D CHINA HALL The latest improvement and the best yet offered for A perfect Gem Jar containing Hart nos Baking Powder Hav you tried it I To he had only China Hall member haying commenced a season which was so full of promise for a great business During the last few years weve doubling our sales in the Mantle Department each sea son and we believe the fall of will be no exception to the general rule Handsome gar ments cost less than ever before Coats at 7 and 8 have all the appearance and style of seasons 15 and 20 ones Our 34 length Coats at 3 trimmed with are mar vels of cheapness At 5 50 we show length Coats with capes and balloon sleeves which are well Weve recognized the of giving more value for the money than ever before and have placed the prices at figures which will help to rapidly lighten the racks and tables At higher prices we show some of the handsomest garments ever im ported Into Toronto Cast with Coll GREAT BARGAINS IN READYTOWEAR CLOTHING Suits to stltct from them ere cos we end 10 price now is to Fine in Utter youll buy for our Fell S0f ell our own make overcoats ftto of usual kind We make cut sod trim to sad ell eboat their Prices from to Mammoth to KIM Bait ToroDio T THOMPSON SON A SPECIALLY PRESERVING Sugars and Gem Jars I Now is the lime you want any quantity at China Hall Quality the best liiccs right PICKLING Spices for Pickling be sure you go to China Hall BRU Telephone Connection CtVUKCM Aurora lost lbs wife of J It of ton of llirry Proctor oil the Vho Tomb town Inst on ami Interred on on the lijiUslJhsreIJfloceif -J- of And atylUmilflicto 1Mb lut In ft J N All a3 I CHINA GLASSWARE Special Clearing Sale in China Glassware Stock loo heavy much be reduced- Dinner Sets CHEAP I Tea Sets CHEAP Toilet Sets VERY CHEAP Never loose Sight of our Japan Tea lbs for fully equal to most Japan tea offered at want prompt delivery leave your order at the Leading Grocery R A SMITH tor Timothy LOTS twifci rtVSiSlLSA- Below Cost NT ON BROS NEWMARKET

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