rha i interes§ vey â€" (J WOOL TWEEUS & YARNS CROEERIES & We osk Inspeclion 0f out TERS. S$. SCOTT. McFaylane‘s Drug Store. HA~»y3 Wey and sed us Part ‘of our annual imâ€" portatiorg of Fancy Goods will be if and we know it will intfrest you. _ If we can be Jof any service to vou use us. . H. BE AN ‘e can give you Bargains. OM e prY GOODS, CROCKERY, BOOTS & SHOES, &ec., We are pyjpaicctehan dle your WOOL & other produco/to your entirr satisfaqltion. Of Pest quality. Ap sip se se ce s t & Shoes it \ _ Collection tall apples..Geo Purvis, M Willis Joe Corbet, Six Alexandâ€" | ers.. Peter Muir, Dan Edge. Six St. \ awrence..(G Puarvis, Wm Herd. Six | Colverts. . Wim Smith, Wm Herd. Six | Duchess of Oldenburg .. D Edge, Wm 'Herd. Collection Winter Apg(les..(} | Purvis, A Scott, G Binnie. ing of | Tompkin..$ _ Arrowsmith, _T Gadd. Wealthy ..(t Purvis, M Willis. _ Spitâ€" zenburg .. M Barber, W Herd. Northâ€" ern Spys..(G Purvis, J. GGray, Rhode Island (Greenings..Alex Beggs R, Edge. Ben Davis..R Barber, Joe Brown. _ Golden Russets..(G Binnie, 8 Arrowsmith. _ Russets any other kind .. Wm Willis Wm Pender. Snow | Apples.. Thos Gadd, (G Binnie. Ribson ‘T‘wo bushels bearded spring wheat, sample heads.. Wm Willis. (Colorado, ) Two bushels bald sfring wheat, sample | heads. . Sydney Willis, A Scoit, A Muir, | _ Class 3â€"Other Grains. | _ Two bushels short white oats named, sample heads..Geo Purvis, Wm Willis R Edge. Two bushels long white oats, .. Wm Smith, (Banner) W J Mceâ€" Fadden, Alex Muir. . Two bushels Black oats.. Alex Muir. _ Two bushels Barley .. Alex Muir, Wm Scarf, Wm Smith. Small white peas.. Dan Edge, Wm Herd, Alex Muir. Peas any other kind..J J Hilliss Wmm Herd, Wm Willis. _ One bushel Timothy Seed .. Peter Muir, Win Scarf. One bushel Flax Seeqd..‘Thos Gadd, Peter Mauir, Twelye ears Indian Corn.. Alex Mair Class 4â€"Field Roots. seeu silve Two Pippins.. Dan Edge. _ Mann Apples.. (G Purvis M Willis Crab Apples.. Wim Pinder, J G Gray. â€" Collection of Plums. .8 Arrowsmith. _ Fall Pears.. Miss Mockler, 8 Arrowsmith. _ Winter Pears.. R Edge, (G@ Purvis. Collection Grapes..S Arrowsmith. _ Apples any other kind . .$ Arrowsmith, Jos Corbet. Class 7â€"Dairy Produce. Best Tinnet Dairy Butter.. W Herd Wm Smith, Thos Cook. _ Best 25 1b crock dairy Butter.. R Edge, D Edge, J G Gray. â€" Four lbs Butter for table suver Umoos.. W m A Twelve common pot shallots .. Geo Pur Twelve â€" English clumps of two.. R FPA:lo; One pint small top Willis, Wm Norton. S Dutceh Sets or tops.. W Beggs. Two winter t Thos Gadd, Wm Willis. es, bush.. Thos Gadd, Adams. TCook. Rnitted Cc Wm Norton. _ Plain Han .. Purvis, AScott. Men‘s .. E Bradwin, W J Adams. W J Adams, E Rradwin. Y Class Twelve roots ot Salsity .. Thos Cook, Jos Brown. ‘ITwo hbeads Cabbage, early .. Wimn Smith, R Edge. ‘ITwo heads Cabbage, winter..R Edge, Mrs J Davis. ‘Iwo heads Cabbage, red .. J Davis. Six iong table Carrots.. Peter Mauir, Mark Willis. Six interâ€" mediate Carrots.. A Scott, M Witlis. Six Parsnips for table use..D Flett, Joseph Brown. Three heads red Celâ€" ery ..Geo Puryis,. Three heads white or yellow golden Celery ..Jos Brown, Ben Williams. Six winter Radishes use.. W Herd, A Beggs, Jos Corbett. Homemade Cheese..8$ Willis. Collection Boots and Shoes...F Peel. Best half doz axe handles . Chas Miller J.Davis. _ Pair Woollen Socks.. Wm Mountain, Jno Wright. â€" Pair Woollen Stockings .. Win Norton, Geo Binnie. One 1b Homemade Woollen YÂ¥arn ..Geo Purvis Wm Herd. Pair,Woollen Mitts.. Wm Norton, Wm Herd. â€" Pair Woollen (Gloves.. P Muir. . Pair Cotton Stockâ€" imgs.. Wm Norton. _ Patched Cotton 3uilt..W J Adams, Wim Mountain. atched Quilt all wool.. W J Adams. Quilt amy other kind.. Wmm Norton, R Muir. _ Ornamental Quilt..Wm J ..Geo Purvis, Mrs J Davis. Collection of Tomatoes, 3 of each variety ..Geo Purvis 8 Arrowsmith. _Six long blood Beets.. R Edge, M Willis. Six turnip Boets.. Peter Muir, (Geo Binnie (14 entries.) ‘Tweive Onions trom seed .. D Flett, B Williams. One pint silver Onions.. Wm Herd. C Lang. Class 9â€"Home Manufactures. .. Bydney Wil.is A Sectt. Six sumâ€" mer Radishes..C Lang, Wm Herd. Collection of Peppers..8 Arrowsmith. Twelve red Tomatoes..Geo Purvis, Wim Herd. Twelve yellow Tomatoes KH .. Wm Her white or y« Alex Muw Bushel of potatoes, any kind .A Beggs. \Wm. Scarf. Collection not less than six varieties. . A Scott, W L Dixon, W in Scarf. _ Six Swede Turnips.. Wmm Simth, R Edge, W A Sharp. _ Six Turâ€" nips any other kind .. W A Sharp, Wmm Herd. Six long red Mangold W urtzels W im Herd, WiwiH llis, A Muir. _ Six white or vellow fied carrots..D Flett, Bushel _ of potatoes Beggs. Wim. Searf. Co than six varieties. . A Se W in Scarf. _ Six Swed Two bushels white tall _ wheat, .. Wm Smith, (Dawson) Wm Willis, R Edge. Two bushels red tall wheat, .. Wm Willis, (Rogers) Wm A Sharp, Geo Purvis. NA L Class 2â€"Spring W heat. FIRST DAYâ€"PRIZE LIST._ _ | d Burnet Merd, Wn or yellow t Muir, Win . W m Herd Win â€" Merd Onioas.. Wim â€"Herd e common potato Class 1â€"Fall W heat Class 6â€"Fruit est abt W m â€"~Garaen Nass 8 I en Veg et Salsity .. Thos o hbeads Ca b, R Edge. nter.. R Edg ids Cabbage, g table Ca Willis. â€"Six A Sceott, M rf _ cCcart Smith M illiams silage mix etables Flett, Sugar Puinpâ€" Six orn .. | _ Pencil Drawing..Jos Brown, Mrs Ed | Burnet. Oil Painting, fruit or flowers.. J D Roberts, Mrs Ed Burnet. _ Water Color Painting, _ truit or flower.. R Banks, Oil Painting, iandscap» or marâ€" ine view..J D Roberts, E(r Burnet. Painting any other subject . . Mrs Ahrens J D Roberts Painting on Satin..J D | Roberts, Mrs Ahrens. Painting on velâ€" | yet .. Mrs Abrens, Mrs Roberts, _ Paintâ€" |\ ing on plagque . Mrs Abrens, Mrs Robâ€" | erts, Painting on glass..J D Roberts, | Thos. Smith. Light Brahma Cock..Sandlos and | Hertel. Light Brabma Hen..Sandlos and Hertel, Sandlos and â€" Hertel. White â€" Plymouth Roek Cock..Thos Brown. 1st & 2nd. Barred 2l:l’)lxmom;h Rock Cock . .T G Holt Ist & . Barâ€" red Plymouth Rock Hen..T G. Holt 1& 2. Buff Plymouth Rock Cock..:Thos smith, W J Adams. Apple J Puaryi‘s, Mrs Bradwin, Pumpk i) Edge, 8 Arrowsmith. â€" Rasber .. 8. Arrowsmith, P Muir. Six of canned Fruits..Geo Purvis, 8 smith. â€"Three bottles of mixed .B Williams, 8 Arrowsmith ounds of maple sugar.. W J Adams. h:nlf gallon maple syrup.. Thos Cook, W J Adams. Ten lbs honey, _ in comb..Jas Edge, Wmm Ritchie, Thos iAmith, Five pounds honey..Geo Binâ€" nie, Wm Ritchie. Fiye pounds bees‘ wax .. Thos Smith, Mark \\’illis. Collection of house plants in pots, 20 varieties .. W m Gorsline, H Mcgzmald. Collection of house plants in pots, 12 varieties. .8 Arrowsmith. Colleetion of house plants in pots, 6 varieties.. N Harvey. â€" Collection double geraniums six varieties.. H MceDonald. Colleeâ€" tion single geraniums..H MeDonald. Collection tricolor geraniams.. H Meâ€" Donald, N Harvey, Two Acharanthi .. Arrowsmith, Gorsline. Double Geranium, â€" white.. Arrowsmith, Geo Binnie. Double Geraniam, any other eolor..H W Mockler, N Harvey. Single Geranium, any other color..8 Two â€" loaves â€" homemade â€" bread. J Williams, Mrs Norton, Mrs Wim Mount ain. Two loaves brown bread . .8 Arrow smith, B Williams. â€" One dozen home made Buns.. Wm Merd, Geo Purvi‘« One dozen Tarts, any kind..8 Arrow smith, W J Adams. Apple pie. .Ge« Purvi‘s, Mrs Bradwin. Pumpkin pie. Single Geranium, any other color..S8 Arrowsmith, H MeDonald, Collection of foliage plants, 6 varieties.. H Meâ€" Donald. Balsams in pots, 4 different colors..Gorsline, Arrowsraith Abutiâ€" lon, flower maple.. Arrowsmith, H MceDounald. Rose in flower.. W J Adâ€" anrs, M Willis, Hydrangea .. W J A®@ ams, H_MeDonald. _ Hibiscus.. Goz8â€" line, â€" Harvey, _ Caleeolaria.. W# J Adams, Harvey. â€" Twodouble Fuchias .. Gorsline. Ivy .. R Edge, Mrs Benton. Oleander..Jos Brown, G Binnie. Colâ€" lection of Begonias, 4 varieties, flowerâ€" ing..H McDenald, Gorsline. Collecâ€" tion of Begonias 4 varieties, foliage.. H McDonald, Goreline. Collection of Coleus, 6 varieties.. w J Adams, H McDonald. Collection ot scented Gerâ€" aniums.. H McDonald. Collection of Fuchias, six varieties.. Gorsline. Two Cockscombs .. Thos Gadd, Arrowsmith. Collection of Lilies.. Arrowsmith, H McDonald. Collection of Cacti..Gorâ€" sline, H McDonald. Ivy Geranium, plain leat.. Thos Smith, Geo Binnie. Ivy Geranium, variegated .. Thos Smith, H McDonald. _ Pelargoniam Geranium .. Arrowsmiih, wm Mountain. Hanging Basket .. H MecDonald, Arrowâ€" smith. Bouquet, Large Vase, any flowers .. Arrowsmith, _E Burnet. _ Bouquet, Hand, any flowers.. Miss Mockler, A Seott. Bouquet, Hand, house flowers ..Gorsline, Harvey. Two _ single Fuchias..Gorsline, Arrowsmith. Taâ€" berose..‘T Gadd, Harvey. Heliotrope | Ed Burnet, W J Adams. Straw Hat.. | A Scott, Wm Herd. _ All Crotchet in [ Wool .. Mrs Abrens, Jno wWright. _ All | Crotchet in Cotton.. Mrs Ahrens, W J f Adams. Crotchet in Cotton with fancy braid .. W J Adams, S Arrowsmith. Mignardise Work .. Mrs Bradwin. Emâ€" ,bmidery in Silk.. Mrs Bradwin. Wm Norton. _ Embroidery in Cotton.. A ’ Beggs, Mrs Abrens, Arï¬)leque Emâ€" broidery.. Wm Mountain, Mrs Abrens. i Roman Embroidery.. Nm Mountain. Mexican or Drawn Threads.. Mrs Abrens, Mrs Bradwin. Kensington outline in Silkâ€"Wm Norton, \Wm Mountain. Kensington outline in Cottonâ€"â€"\Wm Norton, Mrs Bradwin. Sofa Cushionâ€"Mrs Abrens, R Banks. Fancy Knitting in Woolâ€"W J Adams, | Wm Norton. _ Fancy Knitting in Cotâ€" tonâ€"Mrs â€" Bradwin, _ Wm _ Norton. Braiding in Silkâ€"P Muir, Wm Norton. Braiding in Cottonâ€"P Muir. W Norton. Rraiding in Wool â€"W J Adams. _ Pair Pillow Shamsâ€"Mrs Abrens, J Wright. Ornamental leather workâ€"No ,Prize awarded Hair Workâ€"Mrs Abrens. Bead workâ€"\Wm Mountain. _ Flower wreathâ€"J Davis. Class 10â€"Fine Arts. f Class 14â€"Cut Flowers. Class 12 â€"Miscellaneous Class 15â€"Mature. â€" Plymouth _ Rock Cock.:Thos 1 & 2. Buff Plimouth Rock hos Brown 1 & 2. 8 C White Class 13â€"â€"Plants. i, â€" white.. Arrowsmith, Geo Double Geraniam, any other W Mockler. N â€"Harvey. atvaAley Sha :i\f' y \pple pie..Geo Pumpkin pie.. Rasberry wine bottles A rrowâ€"> pickles 1yE B Class 32â€"â€"Grade Cattle Best Cow ..R Edge, D Edge . Best two year old Heifer. . W Herï¬ 1 & 2. Best omear old.. H McKay, R Edge. Best Grude Heifer Calf..R Mathews, wm Herd. Fat Ox, Steer, Cow or Heifer, any age or breed.. Hâ€" Parker, A 8 Hunter. Y T Bronze Turkey Cockâ€"Wim â€" Herd. Bronze Turkey Henâ€"W m Herd. White Turkey Cockâ€"Thos Brownu 1 and 2. White Turkey Henâ€"Thos Brown 1 and Class 25.... Thoroughbred Cattle Durhams. Best Bull 3 years oldâ€"wm Mountain, C C McFayden. Best Bull 2 years oldâ€" Jno Sharp. â€" Best Bull, one yearâ€"F Reiner, w A Livingstone. H Parker. Best Bull Callâ€"wm Mountain, W A Livingstone, ~Best Cowâ€"F Reiner, wm Pender, w A Livingstone. _ Bes® two year old heiferâ€"wim Pender, W #mith, One year old heiferâ€"W Pender F keiner Best Heifer Calfâ€"wim Penker, B Brigâ€" ham. J 4 Hunter, T G Lander, J D Roberts. Saddle Horseâ€"T G Lauder, _ Heavy Farm Horsesâ€"iH Gebardt, J Sharp, W Pender, _ Faurmers‘ Horses Hpve({in;t Wim Jack, J Wilson, J Yandt. _ Open Race, Puise $100â€"Ella Stanton, owned by H Wilkins, 0, Sound. King Billy, owned by H Maeur, Hanover, Joe Morâ€" gan, owned by Dr Airth, Chatsworth. 2nd Race, mimute class, purse $50â€" Belle Freemore, owned h{ J A Hunter, Tootsy Wootsey, owned by H Wilkins, ( Sound. _ Lagay Stanton, owned by J McNabb, 0 Sound. Brood Mare with foal A Scott 1 and 2, Spring Foalâ€"M willis, Alex Allan. Two year old Geldingâ€"w J Adams. Two year old Fillyâ€"w J McFadden. One year old Fillyâ€"wim Alian, Bes Smith CLASS 2â€"AG, PURPOSE HORSES A Scott Herd, _ Drakeâ€" Span Smith, Brood Mare with foalâ€"J J Hillis, D Edge, W A Sharp. Spring foalâ€"J J Hillis, W in Smith, Two year old Geldâ€" ingâ€"â€"W J McFadden. ({ne year old Geldingâ€"W T Yandt, D Edge. Two ear old Fillyâ€"8 Putherbough,. wm ilit('hie. One year old Fillyâ€"w Smith 1 and 2, CLASS 2#3â€"ROADSTERS. Brood Mare with foalâ€"R Morice, R Hay, H Brigham. Springifoalâ€"H Brigâ€" ham, R Hay. _ Two year old Geldingâ€" Jobn H Hunter, R lIa . _Two year old Fillyâ€"wim Ritchie. (§na year cld Filly â€"R Morice. R Matthews. Coeckerelâ€" w in Mot tridge Cochin Pulle Horsesâ€"H Mosack Bronze Turkey Cockâ€"Wim Herd, MWhite Turkey Cockâ€"T Brown, Wm Mountain. White TurkeyHenâ€"Brown. CLASS 18â€"Bred in 1900. .. T G Holt, sandlos & Hertel. Buff Plymouth Rock Cockerelâ€"Thos Brown 1 & 2. _ Buff Plymouth Rock, Pulletâ€"Thos Brown 1 & 2. _ 8 C White Leghorn Cockerelâ€"O Knapp, N Swalâ€" low, 8 C White Leghorn Pulletâ€"O Knapp 1 &2. R C White Leghorn Cockerelâ€"O Knapp 1&2. RC White CLASS 16â€" â€"CHICKENS, Light Brahma Cockerel .Sandlos & Hertel land 2. Light Brahma Pullet : Sandlos & Hertel 1 and 2. White Plyâ€" mouth Rock Cockerel,..Thos Brown 1 and 2. White Plymouth Rock Pullet .. Thos Brown 1 and 2. Barred Plyâ€" mouth Rock Cockerel. .T G Holt, Thos Smith, _ Barred Plymouth Rock Pullet NSwallow. â€" RC White Le%horn Hen .. O Knapp. SC Brown Leghorn Cock .. C Leavens, 1 & 2. 8 C Brown Leghorn Hen C Leavens, 1 & 2. R C Brown lLeghorn Cock..U Leayens,1 & 2. Buff Duckwing Leghorn Cock.. Ed Burnet. Buff Duckwing Leghorn Hen.. Ed Burâ€" net. â€" Silver Spangled Hamburg Cock .. C Lang. Silver Spangled Hamburg Hen..C Lang. Houdan Hen .N Swalâ€" low. â€" Black Java Cock..Thos Brown 1 & 2. Black Java Hen..Thos Brown 1 & 2. Black Minorcas Cock..Thos Smith, Black Minorcas Hen..Thos Emith, White Wyandotte Cock..Sandlos and Hertel, Golden L Wrandoua Cock .. Sandlos & Hertel. Golden L W yandotte Hen.. Sandlos & Hertel, 1 & 2. Bufft Cochin Cock.. Wm Gorsline. _ Buff Cochin Hen.. Wmm Gorsline, 1 and 2. Partridge Cochin Cock..Thos Brown 1 and 2. Partridge Cochin Hen, Thos Brown 1 and 2. Seabright Bantam Cock .. Wm Mountain. ‘ CLASS 21â€"â€"COACH & CARRIAGE. Bull, any age.. H Brigham. CLASS 10â€"DUCKS & GEESE Aged Tarkey Cockâ€"William Aged Turkey Henâ€"â€"Wim sSmith . â€" Ganderâ€"Wim Willis, Wmm (Gooseâ€"W im Herd, Wmm Willis. â€"A Scotlt. CLASS 17 Class 21â€"Horses. walking â€" farm _ h Alex Allan. J Bullis Ed Burnet. Partridge Cochin Wimn Mountain 1 and 2. Parâ€" hin Pulletâ€"Thos Brown l & SECOND DAY. TURKEYS Buggy Horseâ€" r. J D Roberts horsesâ€"â€"W m s. _ Driving The attendance was the best yet reâ€" corded, the gate receipts being $366 : about $50 more than ever before. The directors have passed a unanimous vote of thanks to the weather, and are deeply cozitnting wherein they can make the first year of next century surpass the last of this. A big doyal flag is needed, s The Ladies‘ Aid Society seem to have filled a long felt want, With tables and concert they made about $1530 and everybody pleased. Miss Semple and Mr. Woodward won golden opinions, and Miss Black, Mrs. Buchan and Mr. J. P. Telford were never more acceptable. 4i The booth men had a good day and were about sold out. Right or wrong, men loye horseraces and women too. _ The alpeeding in the ring was much more closely followed than the spectacle in the hall. _ Some think the I‘\’ill was just made to observe horse and other races from, and we suggest that another year a few foot contests be provided to interlard the waitsâ€"sometimes weary, Robert Scott you are a cool one. In the midst of the race a tire came off the rim of his bicycle sulky and came off inside, He reached down, caught the dangling tire with one hand, drove with the other without slackening speed and came in first with the wooden rim unâ€" injured, He was loudly cheered, 12 a, m.â€"Glorions weather assures the success of the Show of 1900. The hotel stables ang streets adjoining are packed full of horses and vehicles, while the tables are surrounded by hundreds who came for dmner. The ladies‘ in the Town Hall had a fine supâ€" port and many willing bands waited deftly. The Poultry exhiluit is the best that any local show within 50 miles can proâ€" duce, But it is not up to last year in quantity. Judge Wright spent Wedâ€" nesday forenoon in judging the many fine specimens,. There are about 143 birds in all including 8 geese and a dozâ€" en turkeys,. [Otto Knarp is an am biâ€" tions young breeder, in the poultry line and takes 8 firsts and 2 seconds on 11 entries. A & P Muir from Ceylon are publicâ€" spirited exhibitors from Ceylon and are working into the Cotswold breed with some fine specimens. CATTLE,. F Reiner, Neustadt, is an exhibitor faithful from f'ear to year, and takes delight in his Durhams, The prize list will show his wins. His first prize cow is his own raising. _ A fat cow of Parkâ€" er‘s is a sight with the fat shaking in Inmps. â€"A. 8. Hunter‘s Herefords were fine animals. then how the humang would enjoy it! Families of children left early for lack of water. ers. Cattleâ€"Jas. Anderson, W m. Dickenson John Brown. Hor:zesâ€"W. H. Hauck, Val Kirchner, Wm. McLuhan. A, Seim. Ladies‘ Work and Missellaneousâ€"Mrs. J. Hampton, Mrs. Yeomans, Mis. Wm. Scearf, Mrs. Wm. Edge. Guat Plantsâ€"C Firth, Wim Lewis. Dairy.â€"J HMampton, W. T. Petrie, Grainâ€"W. T. Petrie, Adam Robertson. FineiArtsâ€"J. L. Brown. Field Rootsâ€"J. H. Davison, Wm. Gorsline. We have seen more pens occupied, but the Leisesters have seldom been better, Win. Herd runs away with 7 firsts in this class, and with 5 firsts in Walkerton, and 6 in Neustadt, be will be able to patch his house 1ed, The Bicycle race was a good event in the afternoon‘s t;ror(s. Roy Gordon set the hill on fire with enthusiasm when he showed his Eowers. all unâ€" known to most of the home folks. Shake Roy. Do it again. The poor pigs! Can the Directors not have a well dug near by? In such hot weather it is crue'l‘? to animals to Xen them without shade or water. nd JUDGES. Poultryâ€"Harry Wright, 0. Sound. Swineâ€"â€"Joln Corletc, John Cornish Sheepâ€"IR. Oliver, H. Adams, H. J Bicycle Races, best 3 heats in five : 1st Roy Gordon; 2nd, Geo Heimbecher, Hanover ; 3rd. Jos Priester, Hanover. Boar, any age..Robt Britton, Jos Sharp. Breeding Sow..Jos Sharp, R Britton. Class 38â€"â€"Suffolk. Breeding Sow ..R Edge, J Shatp. Class 39.â€"Tamworth. ‘Bom'. any agbe, .R Matthews,. Breedâ€" ing Sow. .R Matthews. Paur Spring Pigs, any sex, dropped in 1900. . R Matthâ€" ews. Shearling Ram..P Muir 1 and 2. Ram Lamb. .A Muir, P Muir. Pait Aged Ewes..P Muir, 1 and 2. Pair of Shearâ€" ling Ewes..A Muir, P Muir. Pair Ewe Lambs. . A Muir, P Muir, Fat Sheep of any kind .. Wim Herd, M Willis. Class 37â€"â€"â€"â€"Swineâ€"Berkshire. Ram 2 shears and cver.. H Brigham. Shearling Ram .H Brigham. 1, 2 Ram L'tr.nhï¬.H_Brigh:m_p.A Pair Aged Ewes .. H Brigham 1 &2. Pair shearling Ewes.. H Brigham I and 2. Pair Ewe Lambs. . H Brigham. Aged Ewes.. M willis, H Brigham. Pair Shearling Ewes..wm willis, M Wi'llllis. Pair Ewe Lambs.. M willis M willis, Class 34â€"Shropshire. Class 35â€"â€"Leicester. Class 36â€"â€"Cotswold. NO TES SHEEP the By A geperal ing business transacted. 2{-80 #‘;{uwlkeï¬:. .:ld.de on poin receiv interâ€" est allo t current rates. SAVINGS§BANK. Interest allowed on â€" * iz savirgs fank deposits of $1.00 and unâ€" [§ wards. pt attention and© every aas. afforded customers living at a l ";g | J. KELLY, Agont. _ W%F‘ |â€" The poultry judge Harry Wright, is all ’ right and thinks our poultry all right too fand we write with pleasure this ’ commendation, _ Next year we want a prize for the heaviest dozen eggs, and | for the henviest 6 hens owned by farm* | ers. It will be seen that Otto Knapp | is O K in this department and that T Brown gets prizes in Buff, Black and ‘ White birds but nothing in Brown, ! Strange ! AGENTS in all grincipal points in Ontario, â€"_Quebec, Z Manitoba, United States and Englay#i. W. F. COWAN, President. GEO. P. , Manager. Head Office, Toronto. CAPITAL, Authorized. ... ...$2,000,000 CAPITAL, Paid up..Z...... .. 1,000,000 RESERVE FUXND J......... 800,000 Would intimate that she/will continue the Furniture and Undertak Business esiab. lished by her father in rham in 1858 and will endeavor to give alÂ¥old and new cust om ers the same entiresatigfaction. STANDARD BAXK OF CANAD1 Rurniture o the etMa Office, over/A1ant‘s store, Lower Town irom fAlling out, and make it grow. _ _ Pramoxp REXEWER will restore your hair to its 1 color, and keep it nice and glossy Dramox» H NEWER is not a dye, but a pleasan for the bair. Draroxp Hag Rexewrr will cure Dandru®. Diamoxp Hffs ReExEwrEn will prevent vour hair OMceâ€"â€"LOWER TOWN. DURH AM Coliections and/A gency promptly attended to V.ills Deeds, rtgagee Leous.s, Agreement &e. cormtlz ‘&nd- Estates of deceased persons loo r, and Exeeutor‘sand Adâ€" ministrators‘ /Accounts prepared and passed Burrogate urt Business, Probare ‘of Willis Letters of /Administration and Guardiunsbp Orml-lnod. hes made in Registry Ofhce and es on. BARRISTER. L soLmciTror in gukreme CoUuRrT, NoTaRrY PusBLIC. oomnmnissioner, ETc. MISS SHEWELL Underuktnfad Embaiming on latest ) i1 civies atreasonable rates. prister otary, (Gon»â€" veyancer, {ite., é{tc..... lon&y to n at reasonaole rates and on terms to suit borrower. OFFICELâ€"Melntyre Block, ___________ Mo: We close these notes about 3 a. m. Thursday morning. Now listen for the hum of the press. DIAMON Our hearty thanks are hereby tenâ€" dered to the Directors and especially to Secretary Davidson, for favors rendered in securing the prize list and otherwise, Also to Postmaster Smith for courtesy in keeping mails open. The Hiilis‘ and the Willis‘ amzs sheep, grain, &c., are prominent successful, and W. J., Adams in several classes keeps up his record. DURMAM AGENGY Notable people there wereâ€"Dr. Tan derkin M. P., Mr. M. Richardson and Mr, Youngman and Miss Bestgir! and we wont mention another oneâ€"for lack of space. Next year Mr. S. Patterson is going to show a collection of vegetables, the lack of which was felt only less than the photos. Is the only NOATRY PUBLIC,/ CONYEYANCER, aC Remepber the standâ€"opposite the Market. Durham, J. P. TELFORD, ALx\'S on HAXD. PICTURE FRAMINC A SPECIALTY Cor G. LEFROY McCAUL. BARRISTERI â€"SOLICITOR, MONEX TO LOAN W. S. DKVIDSON. , Try one bottleâ€"Price 5$Dc. At all Druggists and Hair Dressers ï¬t:z ard private Funds to Loan on ges at lowest rates of interest. Valuations y a competent and careful Valuator. ouly Arstâ€"class Mearse in Town nly IÂ¥ur preparation that giviifg good results. â€"FULLAINE OFâ€" MISS SHEW EL L McFarlane & Co., Druggists & Stationeries ENEWER Moderate t(Over the Bank