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EA", Shoe Comfort J A Brown, Reaboro, {2‘ :R Thorn; 3 James Goslin, single horse, 15 1-2 hand and under, 16 entries, 1 James Bushell, 2 Wm Thorndike; 3 T. \Calvert; saddle horse, 10 entries, 1 W \J. Wiiiiamson, 2 3Wm "l‘hmndike= 3 Wm Stewart; foul of 1899, 5 entries, 1 (G W Curtis, 2 DunCan Beasllp, 3 Robert MeElroy. THE GENERAL A SUCCESS. 47 Kent-st, two doors west Grocery Oakwood; mare and. foul, 1 Duncan Beaslip, Janetviile; 2 year old filly or gelding, 5 entries, 1 Hamill: Bros, Lorneville; 2 year old filly or gelding, 4 entries. 1 Hamill Bros, 2 W Roddy, Cambray; 3 D Cuyley; pair carriage horses, over 15 1-2 hands, 5 entries, 1 1D Calvert, 2 T. A Fairbairn, 3 me Stewart; pair horses 15. 1-2 hands and under, sentries, \V \V Logan, 2 George Brown, Millbrook, 3 [W Roddy; single horse, over 15 1-2 hands, 13 entries, 1 The Watchman-Waffle; Rmd or Caxria'b e.â€"Stallion, 3 en- tries. 1 G. ,W. Curtis,0 .. 'VV B. Simpson; 3 year old entire‘colt, 1 Z R Carpenter; 1 year old entire colt, 1 \V. P. Ki '3', General Purpose Horsesâ€"fibre and foal, 7 entries; 1 James Kennedy, 2 Hamil Bros. ; .. )ear: old filly or geld- ing, 3 entries, 1 Thos. Dem1, 23Vm Thorndyke; 1;,ear old. f'lly or gelding, 6 entrLes, 1 Robt LOgie,2 NV P King; pair horses in waggon, 3_ entries, 1 Lanes“ Bushell, 2 Fred. Anderscm, Bama- boro; foal OK 1839, 10 entries, James Kennedy, 2 Hamill Bros. CATTLE. Durham Cattleâ€"Bull, 3 entries, lst Cuilm‘ 13105., 2nd “7111. Thorndike; 2 year old bull, lst Thos. Redmond, Mill- broog; 1 year old bull, 4 entries, lst Rom. Eagleson,2nd Daniel Cayley, 3rd Francis Costello ; bull calf, 8 entries, lst Cullis Bros., 2nd Robt. Eagleson, 8rd Thomas Redmond; cow, 4 (entries, ISL Thomas Redmond, 2nd Cullis Bros. : 2 year old, heifer, 3 entrees, 1st Thos. Redmond, 2nd 0111113 31:05., 3rd Thos. Redmond; 1 year. old heifer, Sentries, lst .Thos. Redmond, 2nd Cullis. Bros.; heifer calf, 8 entries, lst James Casey, 2nd Thee. Redmond, 3rd. Cullis Bros; herd of bull and. 3 female, 3 entries, Lst Thomas. Redmond, 2nd Cullis Bros.; herd of Durham cattle owned in the county. lst Cullis Bros. ' Jerseysâ€"Cow, lst A. B. Terry. Aryshire Cattleâ€"Bull, lst Rowland BIcConaghie. Burnt River; 2 year old bull, lst Hamill Bros.; cow, .1st Ha- nnll Bros.; 1 year old. heifer, 3 en' trieS. lst and 2nd Hamill Br05.; - heifer calf, lst 2nd.- and 3rd Hamill Bron. Hes vy Draught Horsesâ€"Stallion, lst and 2nd Dr. \V. 17. Broad; 2 éyear old entry colt, lst James Goslin; Marc and foal, 2 entries, 1512’ ’.W. G. Reid; 1 year old; filly: or. gelding; 7 entries, lst ,Wm. Thonrdike, 2nd. Thomas Der yell ; foal of 1899, 6 'entries, lst. W. T. Reid, 2nd Thos. Deyell. Holstein Cattleâ€"Bull, lst T». H. Sogâ€" ley. 2nd Wm. James; ‘2. year old "cull, 1st Wm. James; 1 year old bull, lst and 2nd. ”Wm... James; bull calf, 3 len~ trieg, lst. .Wm. James, 2116. ‘T. H. Son- lay; cow, 5 entries, lst' 1‘». H'. Sonley, ((D'outinued from page 7) PRIZE LIST. For the foliowing prize list we are indebted to Secretary-Treasurer J33. Keith; . .. I‘ Foiled Angus Cattleâ€"Bun, lst .T-homas Robertson, Dunsford; bull calf, [st and? 2nd Thomas Robertson; cow. lst, 2nd and 3rd Thos. Robert- son; 2 year old heifer; lst Thomas Robertson; 1 year oid, heifer, lst and. 2nd Thomas Robertson; heifer calf, lst, 20d and 3rd Thomas prertson. THURSDAY, SEP 12 PC“, uuyu. ‘ We sell you comfortable woes, Whether you buy them in high or low cut, you get rare values and rare coa- fort here. Every shoe is filled wih excellence and satisfaction. We are now clearing out our summer stool: a: greatly reduced prices. Examine our goods and get our prices before buying elsewhere. CASH AND ONE PRICE ONLY. You find It possible tq be comfortable in hot weather when your feet are pro- pefly fitted. 4-- ._ --mrn.+.hln shoes. REPASRINB‘A SPECIALTY HORSES T. 28th. 1399 2nd Wm. James, 3rd.- \Vm. Thorndike ; 2 year old; heifer,. 2’entries, lat; TL H. Sonley, 2nd Wm. James; 1 year old heifer, 2 entries, Itstu'D. H.” Sgnley, “V..'. -Wâ€" 2nd .Wm. James; heifer calf, 3 en- tries, lst Ta. H Sonley, 2nd. and 3rd Wm. James. . Grade Cattleâ€"Cow, lst and. 2nd Robert Eagleson; 2 year old. heifer, lst Thomas Redmond; 1 year". old heifer, 3 entries, lst Robert- Eagle- eon; heifer calf, 5 entries, lst and. 2nd Robt. Eagleson, 3rd Thus. Red- mond ; fat 02: or steer, lst Robt. Eagle- son; herd of 4 females, lst.‘ Ro‘bt. Eagleson. \ SEE EP. Le caster Sheepâ€" â€"Aged Ram, 7 en‘ trees, 1st Allan‘ Bros, Newcastie, 2nd '1‘. A. F irbair 11, 3rd Joseph Camp- bell; ram shearling, 7entries, 151:;an and 3rd Allan Bros.; ram: lamb, 2 entrees, lst and. 2nd Allan. Bros” 3rd Cullis Bros. , 2 ewes aged, 5 entries, 15% and 2nd. Allan Bros., 3rd Cullis Bros. , :. ‘ewes, sheaxling, 8 sentlies, lst and 2nd Allan 13:03., 3rd Joseph Camp- 2361' , 1. Cotswooled Sheepâ€"Aged Balm-1 en- tries, lst Brooks Lamgmaid, Courtice, 22nd \Vm. Thorndike; ram shearlinzg, 5 entries, lst Brooks- 8:- Langmaid, Courtice, 2nd John Gibbs, 'Woodville, 3rd, \Ym. Thorndike, Oak- wood: ram lamb, 7 entries, lst and 2nd Brooks Laugmaid, Courtice, 3rd 2 ewe lambs, 3 entries, 1 Courtlce and Po‘wer, :2 and 3 Isaac Baylor; pen short woolled sheep, 3 entries; 1 Arcln Mc- Millan. LorneVille, 2 Andrew. McKay, Woodviile, 3 Isaac Nuylor; pair fat sheep, 18 entries, 1 Brooks and Langâ€" nmid, Courtice. 3, McEachem 13105., 3 Cullis; Bros.; boar undex‘fi months, 3 entries, 1 and 2 Cullis Bros, 3 McEachern Bros.; sow aged, 4 entries, 1 and. 2 McE'achJern Bros; sow over 6 months and. under Improved Berkshireâ€"Boar aged, 3 entries, 1G. H Marks, UaLwood ’and 3, 41119.5. Russell, Bobcayob eon,; boar over 6 and under 12?. months, 2 entries, G. H.311rn,.’.\'. Day, l’owles’ Corners; our under 6 months, 1 entries. 1 R. Eagleson, Glandine, 2 G. H. Burk; 3 Eizgieson, GinndLne; sow, aged, 3 on- tries, 1 G. H. Mark, ‘2. It. Eaglesw); somoverfi months and under 12 months, 2 entries, 1 and 2 G. H. Mark; sow. under 0 monfhs, 3 entries, 1 Robt. Eagleson, .-_ 3;. Day, 3G H. Muk. - 12, 2 em r393, 1 McEachcrn B,ros.,; sow under 6 months, :7} entries, 1 Cullis Bars. Tamworth Swineâ€"Boar, aged, 1 en- try, 1 \Vm. Thorndike, Oakwood; bear over 6 months: and under L2, 1 entry, 1 Wm. Thorndike; boar under 6 months 2 entries, 1 and 2 "Wm. Thorndike, sow, aged, 22 entries, 1 and 2 ng. :T'horn- dike; sow over 6 months and under 12, 3 entries, 1 {and 2 \Wm.» Thorndike, Chester .W'hite Swineâ€"Boar, aged, 2 entries. 1 McEachern Bgros. Argyle, :7: Cums Bros” I’owles’ Corners; bOar OVer 6 months and under 12, 3 en't'ri I943, 1 and Yorksh're \Vhite Swine â€" Boar, aged 2 entries, 1 WV. 1’. King, Oakwood; boar over 6 months and under 9.2, 4 ientrbes, 1 N Day, :2 Time. Russell, prcumgeon; boar under 6‘ months, 3 ‘entriea, 1, ‘2 and 3 W. 1’. King, Oakwood; sow, aged, 6 entries, 1 \V P King, 2 and 3 N Day; sow, over' 6 months and unden 12 4 entries, 1 w P King, OukaOd, 2 mos Russell, 3 \V’. P. King; tSOW‘. under [3 months, 7 entries, 1 and. 2 N Day, 3 W P King. M G. H. Mark, Oakwood; 2 gewes, aged, 4 entrees, lst and 2nd Bmooksl 8;. Lam-b- maid, 3rd John Gibbs, Cannington; " ewes, shearling, 4 entries, lst T. H Pair Brahmas, light, 4 entries, 'W. R. Knight, Bowmanville, 2 Stephen Oli- ver, Lindsay; pair ' Brahma/5, dark, '2 entries, 1 Stephen“ Oliver,; pair Cochin Buff, 1 entry, XV. E. Knight; pair. Co- chin .W'hite, 2?. _entries, W'. E... Knight, '2 Stephen Oliver; pair Cochin Partridge. 3' entries, 1 and 2, Stephen Oliver; pair Langshzmgs, 7 entries, 1\W R Knight, 2 .W' P King, Oakwood; ’pair. Wyans- dottes, silver, 2 entries, 1 S. Oliver, 2 Wm. Swain, Lindsay; pair Wyandottes golden, 3 entries, Land 2 :Wm. Swain; pair Plymouth Rocks, barred, -7 en- South Down Sheepâ€"Ram, aged, 3 entrees, lst Courtice 8:. Power, Courtice, 2nd and 3rd Isaac Naylor, i’slay: ram, shearllng, 1 entry, lst Courtice and Power, Courtice 2 and. 3 Isaac Naylor, lslay; Rum, shearling, 2 entries, Gourmet: 5:. Pewmr, 2 ewes, aged, 2 entries,, 1 Courtice and Power, Courtice, :2 Isaac Naylor, Islay; 2 ewfis, shearling, .4 entries, 1 Courtioe and Power, Courtioe, 2 and 3 (Isaac Nayior; H. Sonley, Pinedale, 2nd. Wm. Thorn- dike. Oakwood, 3rd. John Gibbs, Can;- ington; :2 ewes, 1ambs,_ 4 entrles, lst and 2nd Brooks Langmmid, 3rd J. Gibbs, Cannington; pen longwooled sheep, 5 entries, lst Bi‘ooks 8:. Lang- maid, Courtice, 23nd. Allan Bros” New- castle, 3rd John Gibbs, Cannington. Shropshire Down Sheepâ€"Ram, aged, 3 entries, 1 Arch. McMillan. Lorne- ville, 2nd and 3rd Andrew McKay, M’oodvdle; ram‘ :hcaz‘iing, 3; entries, lst Andrew MoszLWVOOdVLlle, 2nd and 3rd Arch McMillan, Lorneville; ram lamb, 3 entries, lat; Arch. Med Millan Lorneville, 2nd and 3rd An- drew McKay, Woodville ; 2 ewes, aged, 2 entries, 1313 Arch. McMillan, Lorne- ville, 2nd Andrew: McKay, Woodville; 2 ewes, shearling, 12 entries” lst Arch. McMillan, Lorneville, 2nd'An- drew McKa y, Woodville ; 2 ewes lambs, 2 entries, lst. Andrew McKay, W'ood- Ville, 2nd Arch. McMillan, Lorne- ville. . ; . '1‘er and \Villiamson, Lindsay, ,2 Allin Bros., Newcastle; pair Plymouth PO ULTRY" 5W I-N E. ;Rocks. white, 4 entries, 1 .Tu-ew and M’illiaknlson, 2 Allin Bros; pair Dork- ingS, silver gray, 4 entries, 1 Cullis Brats" 2 W, R: Knight; pair Leghorn, white, 2entries, 1 and 2 Tirewnnd. Wil- liamson; pair Leghorns, brown, 3 en- tries. 1 and. 2 .Tirew' and Williamson; pair Leghorns, black, 2 entries, hand 2 W‘ E Knight; pair Minorcas, black, 4 entries, 1 W: R Knight,- 2 SI Oliver; pair Black Spanish, 2 entries, 1 S. Oli- ver, 2 W' R; Knight; pair, Houdans, 2 entries, 1 and. 2, Tzrew and William- son; pair rnedi Caps, 3: (entries, 1 G. H. Mark, 2 S.>\Oliver; pair Game, black red, 2 entries; 1 .and 2 S. Oliwer; pair game File, 1 (W. R, Knight; pair Bam- imrigs, g p, 2 entries,. 1 )W. R. Knight, ‘2 S. Oliver: pair Hambui‘gs, s s, 3 gen- tries, 1 and 2 IW. R. Knight; "pair Ham- bangs, black, 1 entry, :1 Trew and William-son; pair 'Pollands, w 0 black 1 entry,1.W. P. King, Oakwoocr pair Pollands, gp, 3 ent1ies, 1 S Oliver, 2 \Vm Swainmah Java's black, 2 entlies, 1 and- " M’. R. Knight; pair Andalu- si ans, 5 entries, 1 VV R Knight, 2 Rdbt. 13:1g1eson;p11r Bmtam‘s, black, red, 2 entries, 1 W 51-- Knight, 28. 011' er,; p 111 Bantams, Duckwiug, 8 en- tries, 2nd W11. Swaim pair Bantams, Buff Cochin, 2 entries, 1 and. 2, Tirew and Williamson; pair Bantams, black AfLican,'2 entries, 1 and 2, \V. R Kn.” g;ht pair Ducks, A) 1esoury1- en- trims, \V. R Knight; pair Ducks, Roul- en,2ent1ies, 1 \V'.-'B..I{11ight,2 \Vm Porteous, Reabozo; pair Ducks, Pe- kin, 4 entries, 1 G. H. Mark, 2 W. HirkSon, Reaboro, 3rd :Mrs. T1103. Webster, Oakwood; 15 lbs. dairy cheese, 2 entriem. 1 0.. J, 11 Yearsley, Hawkins, 3rd Mrs. Dundas; 1:?J lbs. roll butter, 3 entries, lst Mrs ‘P' Haw- kins. 2nd Mrs. Thos. Webster: 10 ”)8- roll butter, 6 entries, 15¢ Mrs. -.Wm. Poricous, Rea'boro. 2nd. Mrs' “'19“ R. Knight; lot: of poultry, 4 entries, land. :3 Trew and Williamson; pair geese ,Bremen or Embden, 5 entries, 1 \V. R Knigut, 2 G. H» Maris; piir geese Toulouse, 1 entry. 1 \V. R Knight; pair geese, other variety, 3 entries, 1 W. R. Knighu; pair turkeys, bronze, 1 J Hickson, 2.1‘. Connolly; collection of potatoes, ll entries, 1 (I, Connolly, 2 John Duke; 6 Swede Turnlps, 4 entries, J. B. Graham, 2 J. H'lckson; 6 turnips, Greystone, 2 entries, 1 '1“. Calvert; 6 turni s, \Vhite ‘u‘rld‘oe, 3 entries,l \V Young, 2 T. Calvert; 6 Mangold, long red, 2 entries, 1 '1‘ Calvert: 0 tmangolds, long yellow, 1 entry, 1 m Calvert,: 6 mangolds, yellow Globe, 1 entry, 1 {It Calvert; 12 carrots, long red, 3 en- tries, let S. Calvert, 2nd D. Lack,;Llndâ€" say; 12 carrots, white, 5 entries, let S. Calvert, 2nd J. Hickson', 12 carrots, orange, 4 entries, let S. 00.1th, 2nd. D. Lack, 2 Mammoth.“ squash, 1 enâ€" try, let S. Calvert; 2 pumpkins, 4 entries, let S. Calvert. DAIRY PRODUCE. 100 lbs. butter, 2 entries, lst Mrs. Dundas, ()akwood, 2nd Mrs. h. Day, Ifowles’ Corners; 20 lbs. crock butter, 4- entries, lst‘. Mrs. Dundas, 2nd Mrs. Peter Hawkins, 3rd. Mrs. N; Day;- 15 lb:â€";. butter, 3 entries. lszt. Mrs. Thea. \Vubster. Oakwood, 2nd. Mrs. Peter m'nn; :3 N. Young; 1 bush peas; small white, SentrieS, 1 T. and J. Manderson. 2 .Wm. H. Pangman; 1 foush peas, blue, 3 entries, 1 .Wm. H, (Pangman, 2 71‘. and. J. Manderson; 1 bush. peas. black- eyed Murrowfat, 2 entries, 1 \Vm. B. man, 2 Zx‘. Young; 1 bush Timothy .seed, 3 entries, 1 Joseph. Bickson, Mt. Ho- reb, :1 L. .\V. Ch:1pple, Orono; 1 bush clover seed, red, 3.entries, 1 Min. Ry- nurd, 2 J05. Hickson; 1 ’bush clover seed alsike, 1 entry, 1 Wm. H. Pangmun; 5 lbs. carrot, seed, 1 entry, 1 ‘1‘. Cal- vert, Rea‘ooro; 5 lbs. mungold seed, 1 entry, T. Culvert; 1 bush white beans, 2 entriesfiidney McKenzie,Beaverton; Tl Calvert; 1 bush fiax,seed, 1 entry, I. W. Heed, Reuboro; 1 {bush corn in; ear yellow, éentrles, 1 '1‘. Calvert, 22 Sidney McKenzie, Ibush oats, black, extra, 1 entry, 1 floor. Logie. Lindsay. ROOTS. 1 bush Early Rose potatoes, 4 entries 1 T1195. R. Carpenter, Valentin, 2 Thos- Connolly, Lindsay; 1 bush Beauty Heb- run potatoes, 4 entries, 1 John Duke, Lindsay, 2 Joseph Hickson; 1 bush Eur- ly Ohio potatoes, 2 entrieg, 1 .1. Con- nolly, 2 Jos. Hickson; 1 bush Rural New Yorker, No. 2, 5 emtries, 1 T. Con- nolly, 2 Wm. Swain; 1 bush: Burbank potatoes, 2 entries, 1 J03. Hickson, 2 T, Connolly; 1 bush. St. Patrick pota- toes, 1 entry, 1 Jos. .Hickson; 1 bush .Wlnto Elephant potatoes, 4 entries, 1 J‘ Illckson, 2 :T Connolly; ’1 bush. Mum- moLh Pearl potatoes, 2 entries, 1 Isaac Deyell, Lindsay. 2 J. Hickson; 1 bush potatoes, any other} variety, 6 entries, 1 .‘l Hicksom 2 .T. Connolly; collection Pan-32mm, 2 Peter Hawkins; 1 bush oats, white,8 entries, 1 anl. H.1’ang- mnn, :3 Wm. Ryzntrd, Zephyr; 1 bush oats,b1ack,3 entries, 1 “m. H.P=1ng- Hawkins, Reaboro.; 1 bush two-row- ed. barley, 4 entries, 1 ‘T. and J. Man- derson, ‘3. Wm. H. Pungman.; 1 bush six-rowed barley, 7 entries, 1 Wm, H. Pangman, 2 N. Young; 1 bush peas, la rgo white, 6 entries, 1 \Ym. E. Pang- 3 entries, 1 Cullis. Bros, 2 Arch Mc- Mnllan, Lorneville; pair turkeys, other varieties, 3 entries, 1 G 11 Mark. GRAIN AND SEEDS; 1 bush {all wheat, white, 6 entries, N. Young, Green River, :2 T. and J. lenderson, Myrtle; 1 bush fall \wheut, red. 4 entries, 1 W. H. l’angman, V1- lentyne, :3 N Young, Green River; 1 bush fife wheat, 4 entries, 1 '1‘, and J. Manderson, 2 E. Young; 1 bush Scotch wheat, 5 entries, 1 "I. and J. Munderson, 2 N. Young; 1 ’bush spring w eat, other variety, 4 entries, Wm H. Pungman, Vallentyne, 20d Peter THE WATCHMAN-WARDER: LINDSAY. 0N1 S. S N0 3 LUTTERIVOIZH “All work and no play makes Jack, a dull boy." 80 the people of S. S. No. 3 Lutterworth think, and last Friday, Sept. 15bh, they acted accordingiy by celebrating the dayby a grand picnic given in honor of the‘ «children of their section. They were favored with a 4 entries, 1 'S Calvem, 2 John‘ Duke; 2 heads Savoy: cabbage, 4 1,ent‘r,'uet5,~_ 1 (J Duke, 2 S 931W”? 3 heads cauliflower, 3 entries, 1 John Duke, 2 Fred-:Reeves; varzety 0f Vegetables, 2 entries, 1 D Luck, 2 John Duke. (Balance next week.) 9 winter squash, table use 3 entries I S Calvert, 2‘Jos. .Hickson; 2 headset 1 SCalvert, 2 J08. Hickspn; 2 heads; of celery, red, 3 Entries; 1 John. Duke, 2 FLred Beevesd 6 heads,celery, white, 4 entries, 1 John Duke, 2 .Fg‘ed. Rpevas; 2 heads \Vinningstadt cabbage 2 en- tries. 1 S Calvert, 2 Bred Reeves; 2 heads winter cabbage, 5 entries,- 1 S Calvert, 2 D. Lack: 2 heads red cabbage, Reeves, :3 Mrs. Geo. Culbert,; 6 beets iniermediuie, 5 entries, 1 \V- ,M; R201)â€" son, Fred Reeves; 6 pamsmps, 1 S 90:11- vert, :2 Fred Reeves; 6 turnips, table use, 7 entries, 1 John Duke, 2 J03. Hickson; 6 ears sweet corn, 7 entries, 1 John Duke, :3 S Calvert; 1:3 'redtom-i- toes, ‘c entries, 1 -.W M1 Robson, 2 (C Calvert; 12 yellow tomatoes” 2 entries, 81 Cz'1lxerL;;3 Joe. Hickson; collection of tomito“, 3 Vaxieties, 1J. Rickzubyg 2 peppers, six ventries, 1 Fred Reeves, 2 M“ NI Robson; :3 cucc'unxbers, S oentries 1 Peter Hawkins," .. S Caher‘tfi’. water melons, 1 S Calvert, " ,musk melons, 4 entries, 1 J B Knowlson, 2‘ W1 M Robson; 2 musk melons, yellow, flesh, 4 entries, 1 S Calvert, 2 .1) Lack,; 2 oitrons, 3 entries; 1 0.0a11vm‘t 21 Sid- 91q1121‘q‘sunbs 2131111111118; ofiznagm £91: 1186,. Eentries, 1 D Lapk.2 1‘3 Calvert; R; Short, Seagrave, 2nd Mrs: W'. Young, Green River; 1 pint pears or peaches, 9 entries, 151: Mrs. J. Mc- Adams, Lindsay, 2nd Mrs. Thos. Web- ster, Oakxvm; 1 pint gooseberries, 6 entries, lst Mrs. J. McAdams, 2nd Mrs. Thus. .\\'ebster,; 1 pint purrants, 7 en- tries, 1st Mrs. Dundas, Oakwood, 2nd Mrs. Thos. Connolly; 1 pint jellies, ’10 entries, lst Mrs. Wm. Hickson,- 2nd Mrs. 0. I. B. Yearsley, Little Britain; coll. of pickles, 2 entries, lst‘. Mrs; R. Short, Seagrave. 2nd Mrs. D: Lack, Lindsay. GARDEN V EG ETABLES. :2 egg fruit, 3 entries, 1 ,S; Calvert, ‘2 Fred Reeves; 6 carrots, red. short. horn, 5 entries, 1 John Duke, 2 C. Calvert; 6 Carrots, intermediate, 7 en- tries, 1 Fred. Reeves, 2 AD Look; ‘12 red. onions from seed, 5 entries, 1, S. Cal- vert, :2 Fred Rzeves; 1:2 white onions from seed, 1 entries. 1 Fred Reeves, 2 W M Robson; 12 English potato on- ions, 1 W M Robson, :2 S Calvert; quart top onions, 4 entries, 1 Peter Hawkins, 2 J05. Hickson; collection of onions, 2 entries, 1 NV. M Robson, 2 John Duke; (5 beets, long biood. 4 en- tries, 1 S Culvert, 2 Fred Reeves; 6 beets, blood turnip, 7 entries, 1 Fred 1 pint strawberries or raspberries, 11 entries, lst Mrs. Dundas, Oakwood, 2nd Isaac Dcyell, Lindsay; 1 pint cherries or plums, 11 entries, lst Mrs. Little Britain, iners. R. Short, Sea- gruve ; {)0 i133. factory cheese, 8 entries, lst Cameron cheese factory, 2nd. Mari- posa cheese Emory, Linden Valley, 3rd Maple Leaf cheese factory, Downey- vilie; 10 1‘03. maple syrup, 2 entries, lst ,W. J. Mcfievan, lienboro, 2m; \V. H. Pangmnn,; 2 waves home- me‘de bread, 8 entries, lst Mrs. Arch. McMillan, Lornevilie, 2nd Mrs. \Vm. Porteous, Reaboro; 4 loaves bread. for sale, 2 entries, 1 William? McXVat- ters, 2nd A. B Terry. CANNED FRUIT. Simcoe Central, Barrie, Sept. 27-29. Brock. at Sunderland, Sept. 28-29. Verulam, at Bobcaygeon, Sept. 2930. Mariposa, at Oakwood. Oct. 3-4. Laxbon and Digby, as Harland Saturday, Sept. 30. SEATONâ€"At Lindsay, on Monday, Sept, 25th, Edith Laura Sexton youngest dang!» ter of the late T. J. Season. POGUKâ€"At Eden, on Aug. 29th, Henry Douglas, infant; son of Bella and George Pogue, aged 15 days. ROBERTSON-JD Ops, on Thursday. Sent‘ 21%.. John Robertson aged 26 yeus. PEELâ€"LAMB --At the residence of J emes Lamb, Locbaber Bay, Pro. Que, on Sept. 13th, by the Rev. E. Dooxittle, J ames A. Peel of Lindsay to Helen E. Lamb. Cuminâ€"In Lindsay. on Friday. Sept. 22nd, the wife of John Carew: of a daughter. MCGARRâ€"At Ottawa, on Monday, Sept. 18th. the wife oer. J. W. Mch, con- ductor on Canada Atlantic railway, of a daughter. beautiful day, and to say that the picnic was a success is describing a great thing by little words, for the plan of the picnic planned and carried out is indeed worthy of the most elaborate admiration. About two o’clock nothing could be heard save the hum of well-filled buggies and the roll of heavy-laden waggons wending their way to the picnic grounds, which were situated near Davis lake and surrounding what is known as “Camp- bell’s Camp." During the afternoon games were played, and early in the evening an excellent program of foreign and home talent was rendered, Mr. Wilson of Kinmouut acting as chair- man. And the teacher, Miss Mc- Elwain, deserves great credit for the way in which she had her pupils train- ed, for by the able way in which they took their parts, we must confess that it must have taken a great deal of patience and training. After this all and that implies a great many for their visitors came from as far west as Oakwood, gathered around the tables which seemed to groan under the weight of "good things.” After supper games were again resumed by tlu‘ children, while the older people found their way to the “camp” where they danced to their heart’s content. And “the picnic of the season” ended by everybody declaring that they had a time that day long to be remembered. SOANES --At Oakwood, on Sept. 25th, the wife of Mr. E. S. Soanes of a son. MISS MITCHELL, My splendid new stock of Fall Miilinery is now on dispiay. It is the finest I have ever shown, and comprises HATS and BONNETS of the very newest materials and designs. The prices vary to suit all buyers. A fine line of manufactured Coats, Mantles and Capes in the newest Cloths and Styles. Mill inery Opening? Fall Fairs Marriages Births Died Fall Wheat per bushel. . . . New wheat per bushel. . . . Fyfe Wheat do do.,. . . . . Spring do do Agent for - - â€"Graha.m, the One Price: King Clothier, Lindsay, will save you from $2 to $3 on your Fall Suit. Buckwheat ............... Barley, per bushel ........ Rye .............. . .. .. Oat! ............ . ...... - Peaa,emall ............ . . . Peas, Mummies .......... Peas, Blue ............... Buckeye peas ............ VEGZIABLES. Mat 4% per cent. per annum. “”35 8 Slightly increased rates. Fhrmers' Hams per 1b ..... Hay, per ton ............ Honey per lb .......... . Cream per qt. .......... Mae per bunch .......... Lav-d per lb ............... 8“." W per 10“} ........... Potatoes pet has” . ...... man, POULmY um DAILY Chickens, per pain...” . .. Duckgperpur. .......... Geese. perlb........ Butterper fb............. Eggs, per dozen . . . ...... . . Turkey! per 1'0 ............ Lamb, per lb ............ gags live weight per. cwn. 60 COLLEGE:Sâ€"T.. TORONTO EYE, EAR, NOSE AID THROAT SPECIALIST Will be at Benson House, L135: 37 9: Saturday, Oct. 14th for c0353. 'R3’3~ The undersigned is prepared to loan money i! lugs mounts on good. Farm or T0213: ,, __â€"..m N _-._A, MONEY TO LOAN on Mortgage 3‘ Lowest Rates. Notes Discowwd‘ Solicitor, etc.. Hamilton’ 5 Block, I a In Omemcc cvexy Mondayâ€"m 3.- Honey and Insurance. The Lindsay Markets . G. S. RYERSON. London (Fire.) W’ All exceptionally W 00 25 01 00 56 00 000000 ‘- o O on... a... .I‘..IOOO o .‘Q..‘..I COCCOOOOOI do do..... A383 93m. GENERAL .u Over Campbell’s Grocerv Staxe WELDONo 0 w 000 m065 000m063 000t0063 000w06‘3 00060063 045:0050 0 35 #0039 000:0047 0525:0024 0 00.0057 000:0057 050m055 00053070 PRODUCE. U539!" 88: OO‘ 933% to 01° :06“) :0010