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J x3" t3 DURHAN REVIEW. Tuesday, Oct. 3. â€"Egremont Society toâ€"day, is again in luck having had splendid weather, and a large turn out as usual. The Dairy is a department that always shows up well in finelyâ€" watered Egremont and connoisseurs say it was above the ayerage. The judges here gave Mrs. Mountain 2nd tor loat bread. _ In che sweet stufis we uoticed W. J. Adams‘ name promâ€" Happy Crowds and Good Exhibits The live stock, especially in horses, | was very good. Not many shows : could turn out 5 such fine teams as enâ€" tered in the Agricultural class. The l prizes too were well distributed among | a lot of comp:titors. , The lasdies work in needlework was | excellent, and in mats was iminenss, | _ Ram Don‘t think we ever saw so many | man. mats at a show. _ Abundance of other | J_l'm- L good things, and we actually hbeard a | Bwanst remark made "as good as Durham." l ]"Xlg Rl;'\ The ftew works of art shown were | man. yery good, and the flower display | 1st and better than we bave seen it. | Potatoes made a good show, bnti turnips were behind: so were the | citron and similar classes. _ Fruit disâ€" ‘ a I play was held up by excellent apples. | The Dairy is a department that | uoki inen Caldwell Bros are great prizewinâ€" | ners as usual and so is Thos Orchard. | In the long wool sheep classes there ! was keen competition between Swansâ€" | ton, J. R. Smith and Melnnes. Bowâ€" | man had good stock in the shors wool ’ in the ewe classes. | The fowl, after Durbam, looks slim in quantity. _ There is great room for expansion in this line. The bicycle races aroused interest, ; but the track is too cireumseribed to | allow of speed, and the falls were | numerous. There was a suspicion of | ‘monkeying" with the race too. l C. McIinnes bad two bulls on the grounds, and beat P. Dickson with his ’ Jersey, but got 2nd with his Durham. | Judge Brigham had no easy task to| decide on the 1â€"yrold bulls, the three : shown being all good. 3 Durham band was engaged for the day, and their music was a pleasing teature. The society has two fine flags, which 8. Grey should borrow next year or get new ones of their own. _ First visitors are always struck with the romantic situation and fine hall. Dr. .anderkin, M. P., was on the gronnds and met many friends. Dr. Mearns and M. Jacklyn, Hanoyer, Dr. McLean and A. Wenger, Ayton, were also visitors. â€" Mrs. Winkler, Hanoyer, was a guest of Mrs. W. S. Horsburgh for the day. From Durham besides the band we noticed the two editors, C. McKinnon, W. Caldwell, P. Patterson, A, Robertâ€" son, J. L. Browne, Hotelâ€"keeper Klempp made every arrangement for a crowd and was not disappointed, though of course the supply overflowed. Pleased to meet with Editor Flynn of the Ayton Advance at the close. â€"G. Robb, 1st and 2nd, Juo. Brown, 8rd. â€" 1â€"yearâ€"old Geldingâ€"T. Orchard. 2â€"yearâ€"old Gelding â€"J. Troupe, T. Orchard. _ 1â€"yearâ€"old Fillyâ€"J. Fairâ€" bairn. _ Farm Horsesâ€"J. Fairbairn, Jno. Philp, T. Orchard. The Concert was pronounced a great success, and the finances ot the society must be in a flourishing condition. To See. Petrie and Mr. W. J. Sharp our thanks are due for favors in seâ€" curing the prize list etce. The calithuinpian show gave the crowd a hearty Emgh. A lncrative return awaits the man or the society that will put a few boats on the ponda at a small fee. Old Mr. Reddick, Mt. Forest, was knocked down and trampled on by a horse in the ring, and a viciouslookâ€" ing runaway was nipped in the bud as the crowd were leaving the grounds. Constable Jas. Carson was on duty, but we don‘t think he had occassion to do more than give gentle reminders. Jas. Mvers, game and fish warden and Jas. Hartman, were also on constable duaty. AGRICULTURAL. Brood Mareâ€"G. Robb, Jno. Huanter, T. Orchard. _ Spring Coltâ€"A. Young, T. Bunston, T. Orchard. Spring Filly Thursday, October 5, 1899. C. Ramage, "*"*% IHt WORLD $ MR HORSES utor aAn ropric ROADSTER. Spring Coltâ€"Jas. Robb. 2â€"yearâ€"old Geldimgâ€" W. Alian, T. Weir. _ 2â€"yearâ€" old Filiy â€"â€" Jns. Philp, W. Aillan. Buggy Horseâ€"J. C. Roterts, T. Wer, Heury Reid. _ Pa«ir Drivers â€" Ww. Brown, C. Mclonw. â€" Single Driverâ€" Caldwell Bros.. J. Fairbaitn. Hackâ€" nev Rorseâ€"T. Orchard. COACH AND CARKRIAGE, Brood Mareâ€"T. Banston, W. Allan. Carriage Horsesâ€"A. Aitken. _ 1â€"yearâ€" old Geldingâ€"W. J. Adams. 2â€"yearâ€" old Geldingâ€"Thos. Brown. _ Spring Fillyâ€"W. Allan. Lady Driverâ€"Jno. Ross, J. Fairtairn. Flete Buggyâ€"E. C. Woed,. 1st and 2nd. Set of Horse Shoesâ€"â€"J. D. Roberts. DURKHAM. Buil, 2 yearsâ€"Thos. Weir, C. Meâ€" Innes. _ 1 yearâ€"oid_ Ballâ€"Jno. Fairâ€" bairn, Jno. Ross. â€" Buli Calfâ€"D. Hunâ€" ter, W. Mountain. _ Milch Cowâ€"W. Pinaer, T. Orchard, W. Pinder. 2â€" yearâ€"old Heiferâ€"Alex. Aitken, C. Moâ€" Innes, 1â€"yearâ€"olo Heiferâ€"W. Pinder. Heifer Calfâ€"W. Pinder, 1st and 2nd. Smith. â€"2â€"yearâ€"old Heifeeaâ€"Alex. Aitâ€" kin, J. R. Srith. â€"1â€"yearâ€"old Heiferâ€"â€" Thos. Weir, Jno. Brown. â€" Heifer Calf â€"Thos. Orchard, Jno. Ross. Fat Animalâ€"Jno. Brown. _ Dairy Cowsâ€" Caldwell Bros., _C. Mcelnunes, Thos. Orchard. GRADE CATTLE. 3â€"yearâ€"old Steersâ€"â€"Jno. Brown. 2 yearâ€"old Steersâ€"A. Aitken. _ Milch Cowâ€"Henry Rexl, W. Seaman, J. R. sHORT WOOT Ram...Jno. Fambairn man. â€" Soeacling Ram.. Jno. UMeDougall. Ram Swanston, J. J. Spicer. W. R. Bowman, 1si and ling Ewes...J. J. Spicer man. â€" Ewe Lambs... W. 1st and 2nd. sLO14 Boar (York,...G. Suell, Geo. Robb. Sow...H. Rerd, Geo. Sneil. _ Boar (Berkshire)...F. Rusnell, 1st and 2nd. Sow...Caldwell Bros., J. R. Smith. Boar (Tamworth)...Caldwell Bros., 1st and 2nd. â€" Sow (Tamworth)...Caidwell Bros., 1st and 2ud., Pair Spring Pigs ...J. J. Spicer, Caldwell Bros. FOW L Geese...H. Reid,‘ A. Aitkin. _ Turâ€" keys... W. C. Swanston, Jas. Marks. Ducks ..J R $uouth, R Main. Brabâ€" mas... Thos Stewart. Barred Plymouth Rocks... W Pinder, 1st & 2ud. White Leghorns ... Caldwell Bros, _ Biown Leghorns...Caldwell Bios. Dorkings ...Caldwell Bros, 1st and 2nd. Wyanâ€" dottes... Thos Stewart, 1st and 2nd. Black Spamish ... A Aitken, Caldwell Bros. Bantams... W Mountain, Caldâ€" well Bros. Fall Wheatâ€"Thos Orchard, Henry Reid, 8 Seaman, _ Spring Wheatâ€"W Mountain, Thos Stewart. _ Barleyâ€" 8 Seaman, W Caulfield. _ Long White Oats â€" Alex Aitken, Jnoâ€" Sinclair. Peas, smallâ€"Jas Mark, 8 Seaman. Clover Seedâ€"John Philp. Timothy Seedâ€"Jas Mark, Jno Philp. Flax Seedâ€"N Klien. RNOOTS and VEGEITABLES. Coll. Potatoesâ€"W J Adams, Jas Mark. _ Potatoes properly namedâ€" W Caulfield, Robt Main, Jno Philp, John Sinclair. _ Swede Turnipsâ€"W Caalfield, J R Smith. Turnips any other kindâ€"Jno Philp, Mangoldsâ€" W Caulfield, J R Smith. _ White Carâ€" rotsâ€" W Caulfield, D Hamilton. _ Red Carrotsâ€"W C Swanston, Jas Mark. Bectsâ€"N Klien. Thos Stewart. Parâ€" snipsâ€"â€" N Klien, Jas Mark,. Seed Onionsâ€"S Seaman, N Klien. Potato onionsâ€"â€"N Klien, Henry Reid. Cabâ€" bage â€" Thos Stewart, _N Klien. Squashesâ€"W Caulfield, John Philp. Sweet Cornâ€"W Caulfield, Jas Mark. Celeryâ€"W J Adams, M Healy. Sugar Beetsâ€"W Caulfield, N Klien. DAIRY PRODUCTS. Tub Butterâ€"W C Swanston, ‘Thos Orchard. _ Crock Butterâ€"John Meâ€" Dougall, A Seim, H Reid. _ 5 lbs butterâ€"W Seaman, John Sinclair, Jas Bruce. Crock Butter, 10lbsâ€" N Klien, Jno Hunter. Creamery butter â€"Thair & Cameron. _ Cheese, home madeâ€"W C Swanston, W Caulfiela. Loaf breadâ€"Henry Reid, W Mountain. Honeyâ€"R Main, A Aitken, _ Maple Sugarâ€"Jas Mark, W C Swanston. Maple Syrupâ€"W J Adams, W C Nii@s caman HERKFORDS. Buallâ€"T.H. Reid. Cowâ€"T.H. Reid POLLED ANGUS. Ballâ€"Caldwell Bros., 1 AYRSHIRE. Cowâ€"Caldwell Bros., JERSEYS. Cowâ€"C. Melnnes, P. Dickson. 106 d r I wesâ€"â€" W. C. owaln es. â€" Shearling Ewesâ€" i, Ino. Stevenson. F Yeinnes, J. . Smith V THOROBRED CATTLE IMPLEME®NTS, £TC Lo Jno. D ‘)mith, BICYCLE RACE . Brown, â€"â€"â€"4 Open Bicycle B. Dickson, â€" LONG GRAIN. §HE EL S W iNE yMQ wWOOL. Lt shearling liam ind 2nd. _ Ram Lair L wes.. 2nd. â€" Bhear , W. R. Bow . Bowman W. R. Bowâ€" J. J. Spicer, Lamb...J. A:. 4 W Ist and 2nd 1st and 2nd SLOP ‘ameron, W. Race â€" D. Mci o. i. dhani Melunes. . C. ‘ Me \. Swanâ€" Lambs... Swanston. Adams. Mountain, Pettigrew 5 yards Flannel, cotton warpâ€" W Caulfield. Pair blanketsâ€"John R Murdoch. _ Stocking yarnâ€"John Sinâ€" clair, W Cauifield. DOl N Spyâ€"Jas Allan, Jas Robb. Doz. Russetsâ€"â€"W Pinder, Jno Ross. Winter Applesâ€"Jno R Murdoch, D Hunter. Fall Appleseâ€"Jas Robb, N Klien. Fall Apples, small..Jas Allan, John R Murdoch. Coll Apples..Jas Allan, Robt Main. Pears.. Alex Aitken, G Calder. Plums..Henry Reid. _ Crab Apples.. D Hunter, F Rusnell, Waterâ€" rmelon.. Jas Mark. Tomatoes . M Healey. _ Citrons.. Thos Stewart, S Seaman. Quilt, any yearâ€"Jas Bruce Cotton Patch Quiltâ€"Jno. Stevenson, W. J. Adams. _ Woollen Patched Quiltâ€"Jas Bruco, D Hunter. . Ornamental Quiltâ€" W J Adams. J D Roberts. Log Cabin â€"Jno Fairbhairn, Thos Stewart. Rag Carpetâ€"Jno Steven:on, W C Swans.or. Knitted Coverlet â€" Aggie _ Calder. Crotehet KnittedA Coverletâ€"W Pettiâ€" grew, Aggie Calder,. â€" Gent‘s Shirt hand madeâ€"Jas Bruce, â€" Shirt machine made â€"N Klien, D Hunter, ®traw Hatâ€"W Mountain. Pillow shamsâ€"Jno Philp, W J Adarms. Woollen Socks â€" W Mountain, D Hunter. â€" Mittsâ€"D Hunter Jno Stevenson,. â€" Overallsâ€"W J Adams. Table Matâ€"Jnoâ€" Fairbairn, A Seinn. Rag matâ€"W J Adams, Jno Sinclair, Floor Matâ€"Jas Bruce, W J Adams. Braidingâ€"W Mountain, W J Adams. Embroidery on â€" Silkâ€"W _ Mountain. Eimbroideay on Cottonâ€"Jno Philp, Juo Stevenson. â€" Crochet Work â€"â€" W J Adams, N Klien. Ornamental Work, frammgâ€"J D Roberts, 1st & 2nd. Fancy Knittingâ€"J Stevenson, W Mountain. Fancy work, any kindâ€"w Mountain, W J Adams. Coll. Flowersâ€"birs. w T Petrie, Aggie Calder, G Calder, Thos Brown. Hand painting, Landscapeâ€" Jno Fairbairn, Jnoâ€" Stevenson. â€" Hand painting, figuresâ€"s D Roberts. Grain, Roots & Vegetables: 1 H Daviâ€" son. Adam Robertson, win Smith. Dairy Products &c: wm Coleridge. Thos Brown, J M Davison. Cattle and Sheep: Jas Tuck, H Brigâ€" ham, w A Livingstone. Fruit. Fowl and Swine: Geo Binnie, And H('lh’llk. Horses. &ce: G Lawrence and 2 others. Ladies work: Mrs. Geo Binnie, Mrs T R Olark,. London (nee Miss Shields), Miss R A Firth. vomey, mm mc refederifgnety & mae. mc :==»~+ MXE WT 1E MLLNERS. 8. F. MorrocKk. Entering here we found Miss Slack of London, in charge, and the fine show rooms brightened with the patriotic display of red, white and blue ribbon and bunting tastefully draped from a centrepiece to the extremities of the ceiling, while the walls were adorned with wings, birds, flowers and other trimmings, _ From the draping our eyes fell on a pretty turban with shirred rim, rhinestone buckles, rolled high from left side. _ A Sheperdess hat, broad across the front, took the fancy of many, with its rhinestone buckle, and white broad feather, simply but effectively placed. A Peekâ€"aâ€"boo, with palm crown, lmed with gold silk and with white and black plumes took the ladies‘ eyes, though we thought,â€"â€"well it doesn‘t matterâ€"anyway we were better pleased with the shortback sailor, crimson and white, soft fluffy breast feathers and white aigrette. _ A flared hat with violet facing prettily shirred on a cable cord, two shades of violet ribbon in the bow plumes falling softly from each side, and a Cerisse Togne, trimmed with stitched velvet, anigrette, with cerisse bow on left side breast feathers on the other were two pretty affairs. _ For elderly ladies there are appropriate bonnets, one dainty affair faced with white satin, sequin bows, was pretty. Children‘s hats in pale grey, ruffled edge and tucked crowna, trimmed with curled quills and cream tibbon should be seen, Rough rider hats of cerisse and abundance of all usual supplies. _ Miss Slack had two ‘zood days business and took many good _ orders. Miss CULBERTSON. Without the aid of well placed show rooms Miss C. has yet transformed a plain room into a bower of beauty. We have space for only a few of her many beautifal creations, a silk velvet hat all black above, brim all white below was a happy combination, pleated satin crown, white pleated chiffon under brim, trimmed with chiffon tulips and pufting, fancy pinrs and buckle, had reâ€" ceived many compliments. A Philipino hat, latest style. in grey felt, mauve and drab satin trimmings, finished at MESTIWU MANUTFACIURE ATTRACTIVE FALL SHAPES LADIE»‘ WORRNK. Pieâ€"W Caulfield, W J Bunsâ€"W Caulfield, W Tartsâ€"W J Adams, W JUDuES. FRUIT. TORONTO back with large fancy bow and buckle with the fashionable grebe wing, was only equailled in beauty by a Trilobite hat in gray, turned up sides, a long grebe plume covering one side, folds of a long pulfl of black velvet and gray satin on the other. _ A blueâ€"gray silk velvet togue with gold sequin crown, flared up soft in front with a grey and white bird roosting on the left hand corner, caught over the wing with pearl grey ribbon, and fancy rosette of velvet and imibbon caught with a gold buckle in the centre, this was a deâ€" light. Of the bonnets with imouseâ€" eared mauve bows with puffs of purple myrrh velyet around the ears, and beautiful ospreys, of the many bright colored and tasteful children‘s hats and other creations, we dare not speak, or rather write, but the needy in this line will seek 8. Scott‘s store, and see for themseives, Mr. War, Latpu.aw. Here we are delighted to find one of our own young ladies in charge : Miss Maggie Munro, and many are the comâ€" pliments she bas received on the taste and ability she has displayed in her work. â€" Mr. L. made no mistake when he decided that our home talent was sufficient for the situation. The bright show rooms were filled with ladies who were criticizing the new things in fall hats and bonnets. _ From the remarks made â€" during a REvIEW reporter‘s visit there seemed to be but one opinion that the display was simply unique, Therewere many magnificent conâ€" ceptions, that it was difficult to make a selection for special mention. The following styles however were yery prominent. _A lady‘s very handsome velvet hat, fancy crown, and trimming of shitred silk, rosettes of silk and handâ€" some jetted angels wings and flowing ospreys, _ This hat is one of the most elaborate creations of the season,. No 2 was a Misses picture hat of Tobac velyvet with folds of cream satin on edge, trimmed with shirred chiffon and blue forgetâ€"meâ€"nots around crown, large fan of yelvet and satin, from which two real ostrich tips fall gracefually backâ€" ward, finished on face with large bunch of forgetâ€"meâ€"nots, No 3. Something very charming is a toque of new blue dotted velvet, full puffed crown, with rolling brim of sequin, trimmed with lighter shade of blue shirred ribbon, a high bow of ribbon and fancy mount at left side, finished with cut steel buckies, and large blue silk roses and foliage on left side under brim. No 4, A child‘s bat in a poke bounet of red shirred velyet, timming of white velvet and curling quills was very much admired. No, 5 Another equally as pretty was a white felt with swan down and edge trimmed with white ostrich tips and silk ribbons. Mention must be made of an artistic hammock, swung in the lightâ€"well, and filled with a proâ€" fusion of flowers. 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