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GRAIN AND SEEDS "“‘ “W" “’ ”"" ‘ _7___. “ ' ‘ _ w , , , Brown; worked loot-rest, 1 Mrs Brown, 2 Fall wheat, white, 1 byndlcate harm, 2 Mrs Greenuway; painting on silk, 1 Mrs T1105} GTC‘CPW’Wi fall ‘Vheati Hid, 1 W 11 Brown, 2 Mrs Bnin; painting on velvet, 1 CUHIS, Z W Potluck; spring wheat, Scotch, Mrs Bain, 2 Mrs Jackson; painting on 1 T1105 Greenaway, 2 1V 1318121191‘51’8’50" sr.; muslin, 1 Mrs H Pearce, 2 Mrs Brown; spring W119“, “E‘V other variety, 1 M H15)" nrmsene work, 1 Mrs Brown, 2Mrs Greens- gar 51‘, 2 11105 Greenawny; barley, 1 Wm wnv; crochet work, wool, 1 Mrs Greene).- Hethermgton sr., 2 Thos Greennway; peas, waS', 2 Mrs I H Moyncs; tidy, 1 Mrs small, 1 M Haygarth, 2 T Hopkins; peas, Brown, 2 Mrs Haygarth; splashes, 1 Mrs 11‘558, 1 .1 1103 Gr eenaway, 3 M Haygarth; Huygarth. 2 Mrs Greennway; crochet oats, white, 1 M Haygarth, 2Jol'i‘n Parrish; work, cotton, 1 Miss Cullis, 2 Mrs Bain; oats black, 1 M Hnygarth; rye, 1 1 Hopkins, fancy knitting, cotton, 1 Mrs Bain, 2 Mrs 2 Ben Burchall; timothy seed, .‘. B Burchall; Brown; fancy knitting, wool, 1 Mrs Brown buckwheat, 1 B Burchall; beans, small, 1 '1‘ 2 Mrs Jackson; pillow Shams, 1 Mrs Bain, Greenaway, 2 3:011“ Bore; large, 1 W J 2 Mrs Greenaway; table scarf, 1 Mrs Bain, Smitherarn, 2310113111 Lamb; corn, White: 2 Mrs Havgarth; whisk holder, 1 Miss 1 W J Smitheram. Cullis; crazy work, er5 Huygarth, 2 Mrs ROOTs AND VEGETABLES. Jackson; drawn work, 1 Miss Cullis; panel, _ 1 Mrs Greenaway, 2 Mrs Jackson; pin Variety of potatoes, 1 John Byers, 2 J cushion, 1 Mrs Bain, 2 Mrs Hay arth; Pearn; white star, 1 W J Smltheram, 2 etching, 1 Mrs Haygarth, 2Miss A artin; Nathan Day; elephant, 1 W J Smitheram; I macrame work, knotted, 1 Mrs Jackson, 2 beauty of_'Hebron, 1 W J $mitheram; any 3 Mrs Brown; ditto, crocheted, 1 Mrs Jack- other variety, 1 John Parrish, 2 J Coppins' son, 2 Mrs Greenaway; horn work, 1 I H onions, small potato, 1 M H aygarth, 2 W J2 l Moynes, 2 Mrs Brown; plush work, 1 Smitheram; large potato, 1 M prgarth; â€"â€"â€"2 Mrs Greenaway; toilet set, 1 Mrs from tOPS: 1 T H0 R1118, 2 W J Smithemm; Greenawav; crayon drawing, 1 Mrs Jack- from 896d. 1 Wm saac,‘2WJ Smitheram; son. 2 Miss Emily Hand; oil painting, top onions, 1 W J Smitheram, 2 M_Hay- landscape, 1 . 2Mrs Brown; braid work, garth; vegetable marrows, l T Hopkins, 2 1 Mrs Greenaway. Vol_ IX. No. Small Swine-Aged boar, aged sow, boar under 1 )1. 1‘ old, 1 Thus Greenaway; sow under 1 yr old, 1 and 2 Thos Greenaway. POULTRY. Spanish, 1 Stephen Oliver, 2 S Bagshaw; Polands, Buff Cochins, Black Uochins, Silver Hamburgs, Golden Hmnbnrgs, Dork- mgs, Bantams, l and 2 S Oliv‘er; Brahmas, 1H Pearce, Z \V T Juukin; Plymouth Rocks, 1 5 Oliver; Leghorns, white. 1 and 2 H Pearce; Leghorns, brown, ] W T Junkin, 2 S Oliver; VVyandobtes. silver, 1 and 2 J R Hand; Wyandobtzes, golden. 1 Peter Motfet; Indian Games, 1 and 2 J R Hand; Minorcas. 1 S Oliver; geese, white. 1 W H Cullis; geese, gray, 1 and z W H Stevenson; ducks, white, 1 John Fell. 2 Nelson Hill; ducus, dark, 1 Nelson Hill, 2 John Fell; turkeys, 1 W H Cullis, 2 I ll Moyncs; pigeons, 1 and 2 H Pearce. . N Gradesâ€"Cow, 1 A Jamieson; heifer, 2yrs old, A Jamieson; heifer, 1 yr old, A Jamie- son; heifer calf, A Jamieson; fat, beast, 1 A J amieson, 2 Ben Burchall. SHEEP. Leicestersâ€"Ram, aged. 1 W H Cullis, 2 John Byer'st; ram, yearling, 1 \V H Uullis; mm lamb, 1 Rd Lamb; aged ewes, 1R Lamb, 2 W H Cullis; shearliug ewes, 1 W H Cullis; ewe lambs, 1 \V H Cullis, 2R Lamb; best ram, any age, W'H Cullis. ' “Cotswoldsâ€"‘S'Bmshawwon‘ firston‘mm" lamb, aged ewes, sheurling 'ewees, ewe lumbera‘nd best rum, any age. Prize List HORSES. Drau ght Horses-Tenm, 1 McDougall and Brandon, 2 Ben Burchall; brood mare and foal, 1 2 Ben Burchall; foul of 1896,1 Ben Burchall, 2 Nelson Hill; two Yr old colt, 1 A E Minthorne, 2 Wm Isaac; 1 year old colb,1 E Wilson General Purpose Horsesâ€"Team. 1 A Jamieson, 2 E Wilson; brood mare and foal, 1 N Day, 2 W J. Smitheram; foul of 1896, 1 N Day, 2 W J Smitheram; 2 yr old colt, 1 Ben Burchall; 1 yr old colt, 1 W J Smithemm; stallion. 1 2 N Day. Durhamsâ€"A ged bun,1 McGee Bras; bull 2 yr old,1gL H Vloy nes; bull, 1 yr old, 1 Alex Jamieson, 2 Syndicate Farm; cow, 1 65. 9 A E Minthorne; heifer, 2 yrs old, 1 B Burtchall; heifer, 1 yr old, 1 a z A E Min- thorue; bull calf, 1 John Martin, ZAE Minthorne; heifer calf, 1 8.22 J H Brandon; herd, 1A Jamieson; best bull, any age, McGee Bros. Carriage Horsesâ€"Brood mare and foal, 1 McGee Bros, 2 W J Smitheram; foal of 1896, 1 McGee Bros., 2 J B Powles; 2 yr old colt}, 1 W J Smibheram; 1 yr old colt,1J B Pow les, 2 WJ Smithr am; Cz’irters horse, .1olmQu1be112 ELansfleld; single driver 15$ hands and under, 1 ELunstield, 2 W Townsend; single driver, over 15% hands, lJolm Aldous. 2Peter Moflat; stallion, 2 yr old? 1 John Hore; stallion, aged, 1 John Simpson. Holsteins â€"Bull, aged, John Kelly; bull, 1 yr old, McGee Bros; best; bull, any age, McGee Bros. Southdowns~ Aged ram, 1 Rd Nzlylor, 2 Ben Burchall; shearling ram. 1 R Nztylor. '2. Ben Burclmll; mm lamb, aged ewes, shearling ewes, ewe lambs, 1 dz 2 RNuylor; bc§p mm, gmv age. R Ajaylor. Lam: e Swineâ€"Aged boar, 1 McGee Bros , 2 N Day ); ag ed sow, 1 and 2 N Day; boar under 1 year old. 1 N Day, ZNelson H: 11; sow under 1 year old, 1 Magee Bros , 2 Jno Byers.‘ Slzropshires. : Aged hm), ram lamb, shear-ling ewes, ewe lambs, Ben Burchull; {in sheep, any breed, 1 S Bugshaw, 2 Rd amb. FENELON FALES FALL FAIR Supplement 130 CATTLE. SWINE. The Watchman Apples, snow, 1 W J Smithornm, 2 W H Cullis; wealthy, 1 John Fell, jr., 2 Ben Burchall; Alexander, lJ B Powles; russeb, 1 John Felljr., Z A E Mintlnorno; Roxbury russct, l A E Minthorue, 2 1 ll Moynes; fall pippins. 1 John Hore, 2 Adam Potts; variety table apples, 1 J05 l’eurn; variety cooking apples, 1 John Hore, 2 Jo: Beam; any other variety, 1 '1‘ Hopkins, 2 J B .Bowles;_c1ab apples, 1 W L’etlligkt 2 \N A Balm; variety of crub"a_pples,_1 .1071:le pre, 2 “7 Puthick; pears, 1 Jdlll) llore, 21‘ 1:10p- kins; grapes, 1 J B Powles, :3 John Bore. DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES. Men's boots, course, 1 8: 2 Henry Pearce; horseslmes, 1 8L 2 H Puley; harness, l J Nevison; fancy 50cks, 1 Mrs D Brown, 2 Mrs Jackson; fancy mitts, 1 Miss Cullis, 2 Mrs Brown; flannel, white, 1 Mrs Brown, 2 Mrs Greennway; colored, 1 Mrs Greens.- way, 2 Mrs E \Vilson; full cloth, 1 Mrs \Vilson, 2 Mrs Grecnziway; blankets. 1 Mrs Grecnnway; horse blankets, 1 Mrs E Wil- son, :3 Mrs Grecnmvnyyquilt, patch clotl‘, 1 Mrs Greennway; coverlet. woollen, 1 Mrs w A Bnin, 2 Mrs I ll Moyncs; counter- pane, knit, 1 Mrs JOliu Martin jr., 2 Miss Annie Martin; mg mat, 1 Mrs Greenawny, 2 Miss A Martin; wool yarn mat,1 Miss Burcliall, 2 Mrs Bain; yarn, single, 1 Jos Penrn, 2 Mrs Greennwny; double, 1 Mrs Brown, 2 Jos Pearn; fancy stockings, 1 8.: 2 Mrs Brown; door met, 1 Mrs llnygart-l), 2 Mrs Greennway; quilt, log cabin, 1 Mrs Brown, 2 Mrs Bain; patch, silk, 1 2 Mrs Hy Pearce; counterpnne," crocheted, 1 Mrs Brown; quilt, patch, calico, 1 Mrs Hay gnrth, 2 Mrs Greenaway; sewed down, cotton, 1 Mrs Paul Ouolette, 2 Mrs Bap;- shaw; carpet, 1 Stephen Oliver, 2 E Wilson. FANCY WORK. Embroidery on muslin, 1 MrsEJackson, 2 Mrs D Brown; fancy table mat, 1 Miss Cullis, 2 Miss Burchall; embroidery on silk, 1 Mrs Buin, 2 Mrs E Jackson; sofa c11shion,1 Mrs Baln, 2 Mrs Greemuvay; Berlin wool work, ise‘d. 1 Mrs Bain, 2 Hrs Brown; flat, 1 M‘ s Greenaway, 2 Mrs Brown; worked toot-rest, 1 Mrs Brown, 2 Mrs Greenaway; painting on silk, 1 Mrs Brown, 2 Mrs Bain; painting on velvet, 1 Mrs Bain, 2 Mrs Jackson; muting en muslin, 1 Mrs H Pearce, 2 irs Brown; armsene work, 1 Mrs Brown, 2Mrs Greene- way; elochet work. wool, 1 Mrs Greenfi- way, 2 Mrs I H Moyncs; tidy, 1 Mrs Brown, 2 Mrs Haygarth; splashes, 1 Mrs Huygarth, 2 Mrs Greenuway; crochet work, cotton, 1 Miss Cullis, 2 Mrs Bain; fancy knitting, cotton, 1 Mrs Bain, 2 Mrs Brown; fancy knitting, wool, 1 Mrs Brown 2 Mrs Jackson; pillow Shams, 1 Mrs Bain, 2 Mrs Greenaway; table scarf, 1 Mrs Bain, 2 Mrs Havgarth; whisk holder, 1 Miss Cullis; crazy work, 1 Mrs Haygarth, 2 Mrs J ackson; drawn work, 1_Miss_Cul_lis; panel, T Greenaway; variety of vegetables, 1 R Moore. 2 M Haygm‘th; cabbages, red, 1 Ben Burchall, 2 W J Smithemm; winningstadt, 1 W Pethick, 2 Ben Burchall; Drumhead, 1 W Pethick, 2 W J Smitheram; any other variety, 1 Reuben Moore. 2 W J Smitheram; celery, 1 W Pethick, 2 '1‘ Hopkins; carrots, long orange, 1 M Haygnrth, 2 '1‘ Hopkins; half long orange, 1 W. J. Smitheram; long white, 1 M Huygarth; half long white, 1 M Haygarth, 2 R Lamb; radishes, 1 M Hay- garth; parsnips, 1 M Haygnrth, 2 ’1‘ Hop- kins; mangolds, 1 A E Minthorne, 2 Ric‘d Lamb; beets, long, 1 W J Smitheram, 2 M Haygarth; beets, turnip, 1 M Haygarth, 2 W J Smitheram; squashes, I'M Hnygarth, 2T napkins; turnips, swede, 1 McGee Bros, 2 \Vm Isaac; any other variety, 1 W Isaac, 2 'l‘ HOpkins; watermelons, 1 W Het-hering- ton 512, ‘r: Reuben Moore; muskmelons, 1 W J Smitheran, 2 Reuben Moore; canliflowers, 1 W J Smitheram, Z Reuben Moore; red peppers, 1 Ben Burchall, Z R Moore; toma- toes, I W J Smithemm, 2 R Moore; citrons, 1 M Haygnrth, 2 John Hore; house plants, 1 Mrs J H Brandon Bread, baker's 1 Northey Bros; home- made, 1 Mrs Haygarth, 2 Miss A Smithe- ram; butter 3 lbs, 1 MrS'POMIS, Z MrsE \Vilson; butter, tub, 1 Mrs John Felljr.; 2 Mrs N Day; crook. 1 Mrs E Wilson, 2. Mrs John Fell jr; honey in comb, 1 Myles Haygurth, 2 J R Hand; honey, strained, 1 J R Hand, 2 M Hay- gurth; pickles, 1 Mrs Reuben Moore; maple syrup, 1 '1‘ Greenawny; jelly, 1 Mrs J B Powles, 2 Mrs R Moore; preserves, wild fruit, 1 W J Smitherum, :3 Mrs \V Pethick; tame fruit, 1 Mrs R Moore, 2 Mrs Min- thorue. Lindsay, Octpber,_15th, 1896. DAIRY PRODUCTS FRUIT. Contributions which have been thankfully received at the Iiome for the Aged during July, August and Sept.: Lettuce and beets, Mr. J. Duke; four boxes raspberries, Mrs. A. Campbell; gooseberries, milk, sugar, basket of apples, Mrs. “7. M Robson; basket of red currants, Mrs \V’arren VVorsley; basket of beans and basket of apples. Mrs. R. Spier; four baskets of red currants, Mrs. W. M. Robinson; basket of beans, Mr. J. Duke; gem of fruit, Mrs. Bigbie, sr, one quart of milk, Mr. Shannon; buttermilk, Mrs. J. S. McCarty; basket of beans, Mrs. Ferris; non. net for C. Johnston, Mrs. Mills; glassware for the home, Mrs. Mills; bag of apples, Mr. D. Reid; basket of cucumbers, Mrs. Lawev; basket of crabapples, a friend; loaf of home made bread for C. Johnston, Mrs. R. Robson; honey fer C. Johnston, M rs. J. Robison; corn, Mr. Harrington; basket of apples, Mr. J. More; cakes, pies, bread, butter, sugar, canned salmon, cheese, etc., from the Home excur- sion; corn, potatoes, rice, canned corn, toma- toes, peas, pickles, from the Y. E.L-L.; cake for Emily Peacock, from Mrs. Graham; cabbage and onions, Mrs. Geo. Calvert; basket of frurt to be divided among the in- mates, from Mrs. Bigbie, England; basket of cabbage and Carrots, from Mr. J. Duke; pair of chickens and bag of apples, from Mrs. E. Woods; one dollar for fruit for Esther Carew, Mrs. Bigbie, England; onions, cabbage, basket of tomatoes, Mrs. J. Jackman; basket of crab apples, Mrs. J. Sinclair; bowl of :hicken soup and chicken for G. Lunton, Mrs. D. C. Trew; bag of apples, Mr. Noah Thomas; basket of apples and loaf of bread, Miss McHugh; basket of pears, Mrs. A. B. Terry; bread, butter and cakes, Y.M,C.A.; package of tea, Mrs. Maguire, Toronto; bag of carrots, bag of potatoes, Mrs. Jackman. Mas. SHARPE, sec. Home for the Aged. The model school students of this year are not behind those of former years in having a literary and debating sbciety. Although being somewhat fewer in number they are determined on giving as good entertainments during the term. if not better than those which have been hitherto given by .the modelites. Their society has been organized with Mr '1‘. Buck as president and Mr. W. Irwin as sec.-treas_ The students are divid- ed into two sections; the sections getting the program up alternately for each Friday even- ing. On Friday last they gave their first entertaimnent of the term and although the committee had but a short time to prepare it, the program was indeed grand. Several im- promptu speeches were given which were very humorous, Mr. J Armstrong, “DIarried Life , ” Mr. McIIlhargey, “A New \Voman ;” Mr. I. Peel, Y“Woman’s Political Rights;” I. Workman, “Sawing Wood.” Some of' the ladies were then C31.l§d.Â¥.1110-0 to” spealgplor the “New \Voman.” The speeches, although short, were quite spicy, and showed signs of promising speakers. Mr. O. Bowles gave a choice reading which was highly appreciated. The ladies then very skillfully acted a “Charade” which caused a considerable amount of guessing on the part of those looking on. The word “Parkinson” was at last disCUvered which answered to three acts. Mr. T. Buck then read the funeral oration of Cesar -â€" by Mark Antony. The exening’s program was concluded by a spelling match. 'lhe society extends a hearty invitation to all who wish to attend. They have secured a fine organ and hereafter intend having instru- mentals, solos duetts, etc. A good program is being prepared for next Friday evening, an interesting debate being one of the features. Lindsay Lodge l.0.0.F. Mr. Henry White of Port Hope, who was recently exalted to the important position of grand master of the Grand Lodge of the Inde- pendent Order of Oddfellows of the province of Ontario, will make his first official visit to Lindsay Lodge No. 100, and District No. 31. on Thursday, Nov. 5th next. The local lodge is taking active steps to make the visit a mem- orable one in the annals of the order in this district, and at the same time extend to the newly-elected grand master a reception worthy of his proud position. Each lodge in the dis- trict will be represented. A capital program is now being arranged for and will include addresses by the grand master and other mem- bers high up in the order. After this two crack teams will give an exemplification of the floor work and a batch of new candidates will he initiated into and made acquainted with the mysteries of the order. A hearty invitation is extended to all members of the order to be present and assist in the festivuies. Further particulars later on. Model School Notes. Home for‘ the Aged. 50 cts. per annum