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A. _., w‘mâ€"I-b ”an.“ “immiiiiii‘iiiiion V A VBIGEXSâ€"ITCCES-S. 4 Larger, Attendance and 'lore and Better Werevtlie ‘Ex'g' ‘ hibits than on Former Occasions. A THOROUG‘H GOOD TIIE ENJOYED‘ BY ALL LPRESENT. The annualfall fair of the Em~ ily Agricultural Society was held at the'Pa'rk in Omemee. on Mon- day and Tuesday of this week. The weather was excellent, and the happy throng that wended their way to the grounds to exhibit and to examine the productions ot skill and industry,‘ made glad the hearts of the directors. Large numbers from Millbrook, Lindsay and Peterboro were on the grounds, and spoke in eulogis- tic terms of the fair. ' There was an eikcellent show of horst's,‘ cattle, sheep'and swine. There "were a; few line ’exhibits of poultry? The-exhibits _of grain, ‘roots and vegetables ‘Wer‘e'm‘agiii- 'cent. The fruit display was first; class. In 7the general‘nianufac; ture‘s and agricultural implement classes there were a 'nUmber ol splendid exhibits. In {he'Wily oi dairy produce, some firstéclass ex- hibits of butter and cheese were theren During the greater part'of the afternoon there were a'hOSt of visitors to thei‘arge tentsfwhere .theifancya'Ork of'the “ladies was on exhibition, and‘we‘ must say that we never before ;Saw such a large and h‘andSome display here. By perusingr the prize list you will only obtain a small idea ofthe number of exhibits. ' The Society, with Mr. O. G. FEE The only person Who handles this quality of coal in tary, are to be granulated On their As we are giving the prize list permit of further comment. , PRIZELIST , (si'siaifr :i‘o cosnsc'rios) (:1-..- l, trill-I-u‘htjlor-o- Fonthe hestxlseavy draught 'teain,‘ Robert Bailey, Robert Bailey. : ' ' ,Mare and Foal, R Patterson, .T B Laidley. ‘ Two year old gelding or filly, ’I‘ B lmidley. No second. , I Clan. B, l‘rloultur-l Span of agricultural horses, Thomas, _ Deyell, Evans Storey. : ' 5 Agricultural mare 1nd foul, Thomas If you can’t take in'your coal now, 3,133.3 Will store it in my coal shed, Two year old gelding or i'rliv. Sheri- One year old fielding or filly, ”I l’ee. Nosecondwwm‘ , _ Ola-d 13; '“h‘I'SO‘. Span carriage horses, Thomas Deyell.: Iienry I‘Howller. J"â€" i' I S . Carriage were and lost, Tilios H fee Wm Jackson. ' Two year old lzglilin; or filly, J L Laldley, Geo'Gritlin.' ‘ ' One year old g'eldlng'br filly, Evsns’ Storey, Sheridsn'Res. . ' " Single horsevin harness, ,1“ hands high and over, Chas Calvert, Isaac De- yell. . 6" 1t dehvered any t1me Withm'tWo n “,1. , $6.00 peritonflelivered, Cash, or 3 months time Will ‘_ ,“..,_s.y4.- ”WW cur-n, ”m: ~ .. )4 .1, _ r“... .... ”Va/A‘Q,§q%vs~m«f «may-.. Ml',~ .«#1»Wwfi 5". ’V ‘ ‘ . wond. ’ R McQuade. \Villiamson, their genial Secre- 80".” Nils!!!"- very successful exhibition. Calvert. in full this week, space will iiOt ”d- Williamson. Jsckson. Yontli's at 75, 89, 1.25. (‘has Calvert. Brown. Culvert. Deyell, I H Fee”, . ' . Calvert. diln Rea, 'I‘:II Mchade, Brown. l ' ' ‘ 'I’wo. yijsteriiieions, Wm JackIOii,Clms I a H . ., - Calvert. . l I _Lsidley. Ii 0 Willismson. ‘ "- ' 'Two bunches grapes, G Ii English, Win Elliott. Doyell. assorted and up to date in every respect , . John Fee. Single horse in harness, 15} hands ' Sow, under 6 mos.. 'l‘hos H Fee. ”No . I! i S S second.’ V0 [' ‘ , I I a Cl..- 6, Poultry I Best pair of geese, James Keiineily' W R McQIiade- v ‘Pair 0! Turkeys, W R McQuude. no second. . ‘ l'sir ducks, J J Lang,J J Lane. N ' ‘ a ‘ 7 V M; . _ Pair of. bitumen, 'J L Laidley. o “fiffi, ‘ ‘ "w'm' ' i - COME wn H rm- (.KOWD TO .............. . ~ Special by '1‘ H Wilson,‘Brookhn,- {or the twelve largest lien eggs, Chas Cal- vert, Wm Adams. on Grand Millinery Openin °§i Now in Progress, is SUPERINTENDED BY MISS COUCIiIiNOCR. cans-d n, coitus and .001! . Bushelfsll wheat, any kind, Wm R McQuade. No second. . Busliel spring wheat, Colorado, Wm Adams, John Fee. . Bushel spring wheat, any other kind, hted with our display of Fall and Winter Millinery, 5;; ,2" Robt Adams. No second. J l 1' 1“." styles)!“ ”if! 111:0“ I“??? rlitiiei: r531.” gr 4 is seed 0 in 00 . _ . ' v Mani es an urs. i r l l .l a" b Hfsfzoliiilflwl “mo” ' Mrgqlficeiligijmrgogl 2321:1811 styles in the market at the most popular ppm} ' "”"es ~ " v'destranevi . ' ncv Dress Goods. Ilie gran g t, 1,". Bushel barley, six roaed, “ in R Mc- ‘Elogant display of 81:20:32? “1‘0st you “mm, see elsewhere at such 10' We“. det‘o Wm Ad‘m‘ ' over “low": ,R'C“ 8",.“ clothing. Olir('lotliing is equal to tailor “n.4,. a, Bushei barley, two rowed. 'i‘ H Fee‘ Men's, Youths and o) halfthe price. . , - , ' i‘ , butt in - 1“};‘90'C'11d- sts white John Fee No Boots Shoes and Rubbers. “0 ’9‘“ “‘° "N," m these m” ‘ "He us is u .. ' . ' and price. second. . Bushel rye, Wm B McQuade. No sec- You will be delis very Greet Bargains in all lines of Star” 1"" 600‘“- Try us for Groceries. We can save you “0398 0‘ mom}. Special Bargains in Crockery. . BARGAIN DAYS. TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS, Bargains all over the Store. C)..- 1. Root. and “hon- Hood Crop-o Bushe’l esrjlyiomo potatoes, “in R McQu‘ade, Robt H MCQusde. Bus’liel'beauty of Hebron, Wm” Port- 3‘ ‘ VODS ’ Misses button or buls at 1'5 89 99 1.50 . ' \‘EW FALL DRRSS (:0 . , . . , , eons, B Mcbeough. . |, 1 . . .. , . _ , , ’ : '1 fméy, Mi). 10.]2. Children’s button or lmls, sizes Iron;- 7 to 10 at 50, no, .75, L00, -NE'W FALL MANTLES , .‘R Hall dozen largest Sweede Turnlps, ,cpeciai prices in all lines of rubbers, . . . i _’ -: :rI49’.‘ . “a” dozen huge“ MW 0”)" mud or '1'. I, . i. ‘ VFRY E We have the very late-st in but», shirts turnips, WritsMchnideuJol'm Fee. _ , .th FA LLMLLLI; r ‘ , 0,, ”a 4m . Hal! Bush white beans, B meGeougln, . Ladiee’ Feliti'alking Ilats atoo, J9, ...-..) \ L r ., , ( No second. ' ' * Trimmed lists at any price. .. cell’s :elt ”lim'.:4'.(:" {5:} Jo, Twelve ears corn yellow,Charies Cal; In Dress Trimmings, ilihhmis, Silks . len 25 ..liirts _o, -9, 3,), ,,»,_ to t Joe Brown ' ' and Satins we lead the trade. new, Wm] aux 10,15. is, 2:"). Half dozen mausoid wurtzels. Chill , READY MADE CLOI‘IIIbb ’(erftllt I‘elues ill; 5:41:21: Dr) (mods. Calvert. Wm Portooul- Mui’s snits at 3.49, 4.79, 6.75, 8.79. Fe in??? . 7.1:), if. 19 2:. Twelve orange carrots, Chas Calvert. Young: Men's Suits at 339. 4.95. 7.9.). ‘\l;l: 1;: k.mn: -3, a, , No second. . Boy’s 3-hicce suits at 2.89, 3.49, 4 29. I 3"“; ‘ ft“ 1 (it: ”Cl-(Mfr, hair.” ffwolve white carrots, Chas Calvert, Boy's 2.1m“? suits at l.89, 219' 3.19. I.aL‘les Vi 0’0 use i, 1.), _ i;_ w R MCQ““d°' Men’s Ot’ercoiits 4.50, 5.50. e 50. 4* M his ”new sires i9. .4, oo. 'I‘wolve carrots. (table), 15 C‘Wllliam- “mug Me“ Overcoars 4.25. 5.39. 6 25. “no, LEM-,3 “if". " 2~99- 399: 4-50 30 lbs sugar {or Loo, lYOO'i‘S AND SHOES - .. . 4 lbs new valentia raisms {or "’c. ‘ V , . .' l I 'J. I) hIII' (E ((1, and Ollie? M) Twelve .parenipr, John lie“. 1‘0 sec- .1 mm. zoned "mugs iron: the coarsest to 4 lbs Currants for 2.5.; - ' the finest, Japan tea, I3, re; '20. .‘ieu’s nails or congress at 99, 1-25. 1.50. " ‘37) m; 3-5 . 1.75, 3.00. Two lield squash, ~Chas ,Cslrert, Win 130,- 'a at 89, 1.15, 1.50, l,89. Twelve blood beets, JOIN! F09. Ch” 4 lbs raisins {or ‘..-’.c. Two pumpkins, Charles Calvert, E (' ‘ Chewing b‘JbuCCh 43c. per lb. ,L'lotlws rut-k worth 75c, and 1 iii. Ari inking Powder Worth 25c, all lo! 0c. 7 lbs tapioca {or 230. -l 89 99,1.50 , “0mg" “ button or “A s at ' Salmon, Inc a tin. - - 1.75, 1.89, 2J9, 2.75. Two white cabbage, Joseph Brown . ' ' ' mmmm Two red cabbage, Chas Culvert, Joe I EGGS. TAKEN .AS CASI'i. . . Butter will not be taken on Bargain Days. llicse are Bargain ,Three heads celery, Joe Brown, Chas Day I’rices. , N ‘ ' ‘f r ’0 N Peck Onions, C Calvert, Joe Brown. T. I orb § onbg 'l‘wo cauhfiowers, Joseph Brown. No o'Ifisntilie tomatoes, “'mli til-Quude, C !. OMEMEE and BETHANY Clan. J. Yojo§nblcu o l Twa sQuash. table, I (ileiiney, Joseph ‘Two'citrons, G Switzer: C ‘Calrei’t. ’ Bottle home prepared pickles, ”Mrs G C0, y , witse‘r. Mrs Calvert. Twelve can com "we, “bu. J '1; Dealers in Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Stores and Tinware, Pair. '- Oils, Glass, Etc. Sole Agents for Oxford Stoves. 'C i-, Cl-..‘ K, "Dufit Apples,twelve mac,“ “,0 1:60th We Wish to advise the public that we intend to keep Our stock “'61: , and from long and \aricd experience, are in a posmon to do the Very best for 'you in every respect. Builders and contractors \Vlll do \\ L‘ll to call Twelve Northern spy, Thos Deyell, I‘welve snow, B McGeough, William us and get priCes. ‘ high; itobertVsn’ce’, Chas Calvert. . Atlanta. . ._ ' . I ) , " hegiven 'bY.S..at1ng.that you want 1t. This price is J..i.‘.‘.gil2§.’°’§224%;???“ 3”” 97¢ p.133?" “”1 ’"””’"'“"’ mm“ J” 4 R' H' FORTYE CO Y’ ' . 50.0 per to}r1 193,8 than you can get the same Quality “Emil?! ”2...?‘21?“135?,”31‘353‘3‘13'8’35 “5.5.121? “m“"rc ““"m' “M 3‘92 GEORGE STREET’ ofcgal for in Lindsay or Peterboro. All my custom- Enough," Wm'Jeckson, I H Tee. (:1..- b, Cutltl. . ' Ro '~ -‘ ers getthe benefit Oi: a cash deal this Year. narougimreaco'wn‘hmamreé.’wm ,. . ‘ RMcQunde. "No second. ' I pedigree, Thos Deyell, Thos Deyell. , , One year old heiier, grade, William Adams. ‘ "” “ I Heifer calf, grade, Win'Adanis, Issac Glenney. ‘V' " ' i' '" ‘ Gianni-ii. .hoop LEICESTER ‘ ; Aged am; J Long. 'No second. hsi S . Flour Feed Sud Seed Store. second. ‘ » Ram Lamb,’i‘hospeyeii, James Ken- 1"" nedy.‘ ‘ ~ ' ‘ Pair aged'cwes, ‘,'1_‘.lios,.,Deyell,,James 1°" Pairshesiiling fewesp'i‘hos Deyell, Jas son: Kennedy. " ‘ h 1' COTSVVOLDS Ram lambs-30M W Robt Vsnjce, 5] second. r second. Pl NE \VOOLS Pair aged ewes. Robert Vance. No (31-.- I. Curin- IO IMPROVED YORKSHIRE Elliott. No second. ., Leitl Aged sow, Jas Kennedy, J J Lang. Vance. No second. Vance. No Second. Aged sow, Robert Vance, Thomas H “3"" Fee. Ha a H Fee. No second. 2,? _ < > - Aged sow, T H Bee. No second. i . . - Twelve any other kind, G H'English,‘ ‘ (:1..- H, Gen-“l Halsuf-c. . Miss Storey, mrs R'Vunc‘e.‘ Six ysrds rag carpet, cotton warp, 'Mrs G H English, miss.8torey.- 'liamson n" G Swit Six yards woolen yarn carpet, cotton ' '6'. warp, Mrs, G Switzer. No second, Pair hsndmade boots, sewed, A baid- Porteous, Ii" L Elliott. Shearling rain, ‘Jss Kennedy. No ley. ' h i ‘ , .. a - . Pair handmade boots, pegged, A Laid- “'“H‘er' Pair homemade blankets, mrsG Swit- 90": M" 0 G Willlalmon. Kennedy. . . ., Cook stove and furniture, W D Stin- Pa-lr ewe ia‘t‘ribs,'ThBE'TDeyeml‘lrJames M'" Sill"):- Kennedy, ‘ Yeir woollen mitten, miss Storey, Mrs eous. " "'c “" " .w a McQuade. Box honey in comb, E C Williamson. Aged rain, Robert Vance. No second- A Lsidley. l’iiir sudd;,e%es,"l§obert Vines.“ No A Laidley. “My _ , .- , Lost homemadh bread Pair shearling ewes, Robt Vance, No Miss S Adams. second. . 83:81: factory Ch°°‘°' R Gm": 30999“ Macrame lace and twine w Mrs Green. “t 16. s , . L. arm n on. , Boar. under 6_iiIOB-,Petllkf00. William 5 lbs b""°" M" “ m Parteous, “’3 ' BERKSHIRE Pal Aged boar, with pedigree, Robert Ml"? Bl'd' . . . , ' 4 . .- " Rag Door mat, Mrs '1‘ Walker, Mrs (“"y‘ Boar, under 6 mos,, pedigree, Robert Williamson. Bow,umier6 mos... Roht Vance, [Robt '0'" Kiss Curry. . ' " * Fancy knitting, cotton, Miss S Adams, i. .5... ,4. I, 7- VMCO' w H K n ei - ‘ 32;: . y - _ .. Mrs e n i y, _ ‘ . , ,, DUROC JERSEY leancy knitting, Wool, “m w. Tully, :3 H R Boar, under 6 mos.. with pedigree, T ”,3, Storey. , sous, xiss L Adams. bert Patterson. Peterborough. . Braiding in silk, In T' walker. No nee, E C Williamson. No second. second. ix yards homemade flannel, twilled, \ "tun-on. __.~_ 7 “j ’ . . 'itii'lch Cow, "866' The. Deyeil; E C Set single harness, 12 C Williamson. Embroidery in Silk, ll” Bird, “'5 W i 110"an point in“? ”i915 “33”" I" ., J * \‘ illiamson. ' ' . - . 'I‘ ll . g , ‘ ' ,4 _ 'l‘l . . 1‘0 second. _ u 1" ‘1 walker. . s , _ ;__.,:.. - ‘0' ““Khb'Q-d 2-») 0% 01d “elk" mm Set tarm harness, breast collar or f , ~ " "k .H" . ‘2 1 g 0 a: Painting on plush. silk or satin, siss Storey, uiss S Adams. . . . ,, . l Braidingin cotton, we 1 \Valker,xrss Tinsel "ork, m. Thos “.31“... ,1" Porteous. . 4 , ‘ Storey. _ Bouquet natural flowers, tars 0 G wil-i Whisk holder, Mrs Tully, nrs 0 G Wil- , lianison. Bouquet artificial flowers, xrs Irm1 Oil painting, work of exhibitor, Kiss ' Jackson, Mrs 0 G Williamson. Farmers wreath. lissS Adams. urs 'l‘ , so“ cushion, am. kind of ”A. 1,, w Tully, Miss Storey. No second. ,No second. ’ Collection of photographs, X188 Jack. , (‘rai'oxidraw-iiig,.m..i itziim. x.) No second. Pillow siiams, Hrs G Grifiin, miss . second. spnclALS Stephensonn - - i . . ~ 3'0 ”9°"d’ - Quilt calico patchwork, In Win Porto i .1.“ h?“ teum of driswli'l‘ INN“. Pair woollen [QSRQL EMILE. .Adlmfl. eons. mess Adams. _ u . . { Robt Bailey, Robert Bailey- Quilt. clotl‘;:Mrs w Tull}. lrs w Port-l For best 13¢! driver. Ml“ J"“"""n- ~- - . « -- - : f ' Mr‘srlsaac Deyell. Quilt, silk, tire R Green,'xrs G 8“ it- zer; " H h i . "Guilt, crochet, airs w :Tuily, bs.Heney extr‘scted,EvsnsStorey, Wang”, ' ‘ w , Men's-bicycle race, Mr i: Iioughton. Lindsay; Mr Turner, l‘eterboro. 'im '1' . . » . . 1 ‘ ' . Crochet in cotton, Miss S Adams, 'rs I “end Quarters for Brown Leghorn . â€"â€" â€"- 'w Tully." ' â€"â€"â€" ' ~ . __ The undersigned ins for sole s llmn'd ‘ Crochet'in sliknuss Storey, lrszlt Pst- | 8:er or (‘hoice Young FO'l. 90'? ‘1: ~ . st ‘owl in (‘ d 'l‘ri . tar-u; h“ ' C]...- P, I‘DIO-thD-l [mu tGI’BOn. l 81.00. Orders [tonal-13 iii‘iw loft-kg: for Iprln Pair 8W0 I‘mtm. gobgr. \ance. Rob‘ . plomont- Cruz . atc ‘ . . ’ .cgson, $1.00 {or 13 - Rouen put-ks E K. ‘i. , . - , . . 4 tv . . . i p '0’ ,MrsOb Williamson, ror s ' \ snce. Grain cradle, (r H English. Nosecond. ‘ ‘ - Orders by mail promptly boo ed J. S. RICHARDSON, Bethany, Ontario. '- tiles Storey. Fancy pin cushion, MN 0 G William. 30, 4,, son,’ Hrs w Tully. "Class R, Dairy Produce . ork, Mill L Elliott, ans 0 G Williamson. . Set-'ytable matte, )iiss Ja WM. COLYIN’S Ton-olefin] Pol-Ion. KING swans-r, onllzll II- ibs homemade cheese, Mrs Brown . ckson, silss I Laidley. :Tuble drape, Hrs w Tully,‘ Kiss l4 I‘ll. ..,, liott. ’lpu.'l'obeeeos um clan. or is. lest Class 3. Fwy Work 'l‘u‘ble dosleys, Miss Bird, Miss-Jack. - ”“““'" 5“" r Worked slippers, Mrs T H Fee. son. I I ' ~ '.' i ~ . .. . » . A keen razorsudu l n i \wel forever! “1" In cosy, _.\irs O (.1 \i illiamson, gigs! . e u ‘ tamer and :â€" 1' 3’0" Ibould you! an easy she". ' ‘ ' . . : Alxnod as barber ever eve. I. . JI Applique work. Miss Store) , tire 0 (1 Just culi,mid in my parlor snii . Rgiged.Berhn “(ml work. 31].. “'n, Williamson. A'Tnzor’scdge ("gun yourmiml; , A 1 ‘. . _ I ll cut iunidreu your hair with truth on. ho second. rresene work, Ir. “-7 11‘ kennedy- 70 still the ounlourofyour ms. t Berlin wool work, HlSI “'illmm. X" ‘G Switse‘r. _ "i '3' room isneat my towels clean. Scissors sharp and resors keen. And everything l ”mu you'll mm son T0 suit theteste and please the mind i ’ ~ , . ~ . And all that art and skill can do, Ixnot work, Mrs 0 G Williamson. Xe "you win cell I'ildo for you. second. - . 'l:ll shave you all, the young the (4!. ‘ _ ' a I, ll 'hfiw' .Wiu all {or ready pay; . . (.henile work, Miss Storey, N0 second. R"“,"'““ l d“!!! any “II",- , ‘ ‘ I) . . _ ‘ . - In for shaving i get a dime . Embm dery in cotton, .Irs win Pu! . armng on lll‘l, Miss Snitzt-r, I,“ S nido not 1m...“ .[nnelnlrslt-l. .‘ Adams. 1' "”1““ would make u hurt-er “Milk" ’ Call 0“ ““3 and I willcuuruiitoe sbtlsiex‘lliln- kennel 8‘ isi'acti tires. Ii'or} Aihe Fair to Mrs. iii “.3, r-fPl W. brad: l Mus Ll: Lorne of l Ely 2' sonnner .rrired: it Mrs, R. I‘eterrrm ‘lx’ in-Iii1 . that: The "'l Lon-”.3 ’~ ‘ All Wurst {anti-in'u east. 0?» “'.l....v An 4ng pray, Isl at the sol went out ates tn; L AW Barrist brook. ll 0 N D burn's i‘rofe~s W 63:1 ver ‘7‘.“ wry um inerilih \\ :_c,:i: '1. differ“- 6:5.‘71'6 331:, 1-: min: is very e.\