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Manager SMITH, (k%, OEMAXER. edicine cver Made. rto theaged and inftre. nts canse irregulart , to hace urbstn . ition paid birsr, resent W th May, 187@ see Time Table mg exist where .flmimm famk n use ie *, without intox= et PRICE LFSES, HOES exam or lies always Uuesday,Thore TALLOW the arth ADIAN D BRUCE ble cure ANISH SOLE K H taull on you," sir," continuâ€" or one of your ning, when I eparation ever lects remain & assional appli« mmeadled sed and otficially r of Massachu» s Hair Renewâ€" MITH. tf. and r Renewer is : of the most the vegetable to its original to and clean, »d fallingâ€"out utritive prige of Aberdeenâ€" I : spers & # them a* ur ds, and ivilized Key and Stem Winders. ‘ v L. The latest in Hall, Parlor and Bracket CLOCK®, | Bome beantiful dmg:n in Silver and Elecâ€"| TH.E tro Plated Ware at | W. F. DOLLS‘, Flesherton.‘ Bs in« GOLD & Silver W ATCHES LOCKETS, RINGS, Colored & Bright Gold Sets AMERICAN JEWELRY, A Superior Quality. _ As usual COPYING and ENLARGING in A 1 style. I N thanking my many Customers for the vory liberal Patronage received since comâ€" mencing business in Durham, I state that I am now better than ever prepured to execute work of Picture Iraming Spring and Summer Fashions regular) received. Durham, Feb.14, 1878. Residenceâ€"Opposite the JOHN ROBERTSON TAILOR AND CLOTHIER Durham Nov.25 tssq PHOTOGRAPHY. Lumber, Lumber, Shingles, Shingles, Lath & Lime, Converancer. and 600 Buash. Fresh I Durham P. O., M ted cn.u-.iii Moderat ])L.\\'S, 8 Furnished Wiltho at Muting‘s 8 o i â€" day and Friday , from 10 ol Dundalk,Murch 20th 1379 Pricevilie.1980 ("’B;\“‘l_ ATE of Ontario \"-trmul) Col VEZTERINARY SURGEON Cutting done to Order THE LATEST formed in the ) Foorsurxck, any ronto. ALBSZANDER BRCOWN, SSUER Bontine l:;lt:y no Lutherford‘s wbtes wWU T." Solicitors in Chancery, Cunvw)‘-l Owen Sonnd, have resumed ‘at Flesher open overy Thursday as heretofore. ALFRED FRoST, J . W. FR County Crown Attorney. June 2ith , 1880. Mead O Bee, BARIHSTERS and Attorney‘sâ€"atâ€"Law N_F Solicitors in Chancery, Conveyancers, etc.. W. M. CLABREK, Architect and Builder, PTHE POCKVILLE MILLS ® argeq iantity of JOLSTS. Lot 41 DURHAM Sr., DURHAM ._Do. _ three months. Casnal advertisoments c or the first insertion, and ubsequent insertion.â€"»0 Ordinary notices of birt} &U kinds6f losal news ins ) kind o4 30 ) 0 0° PiTths, marriages, derths,and &l kinds of looal news,inserted free of charge. Mtrny Amimuals, &o , advertised three weeks 16: @1, the wdvertisement not to exceed 12 lines, AAvertisements, except when accompmnied by wr «ton instructions to the contrary, are inserted until forbidden, and charged at regu}r ratea Lower Town, Durham Done in 35 different Styles BRACELETS, _ Also Ladies‘ & Genta‘ E.D. MACMILLAN &'l‘TOR.\'EY «ATâ€"LAW, & ~X. opposite Parker‘s Drug Btore, T wrham . T wo inches or 24 lines No: hree inches do. per year narter column, per your Half colmman, «4 j ne column, «* k Do. aix mantha BUSINESS DIRECTORY f LECAL Money to 1 Professional and business cerds one inch TTLL be MISCELLAITEOUS,. â€"TERYM® : â€"â€" rers . M Every C. B. JACKE®, 13. A . TTORNEY at Law. Solicito: "THE GREY REVEW‘ cery,Commissioner in B ". £. NITXCON, PRICKF W. G m. to Noon RATES OP ADvERTISING. pposite the Canada Presby.â€" terian Church., apace and under, per Frost & Frost, TINCLUDIX DR. LiGHTRODY e at his Office. Hana MXEDICAL. MARKDA LIJ Di DE NTi®iIY. ""»"7C Charged at reguilr rates, . J. TOWNSEND, Publisher . DONAGHY, Wingh NOVELTIES IX ‘me. iy 25th, 1880 , Garafraxa Street, Upper ©1,00 per yenr in Alv-m.â€",’ _not paid Within three _ | L DALK .Ont atior Ito SEALS, Licensed Auctioncer W. CRAWFORD, Kelsey‘s old Stand. y11e. IS PUBLISELD ate im 1J me 004 laws red at Flesherton 20W , CHAINS, Th ursday, Jlonrne, every Mor Cl a. in.to & p. in. LAW, &e.â€"Orricr® npariel measure OxT , Hanover from 8 nperiel 1 Â¥ 7th, 1879 harged 8 solicitor in Chanâ€" . It., Notary Public timates, &c 2nd Con, N.D.R., for the b)r. left t 179 alesattended made . very NG done â€" â€" Ont. i1, Con Licentiate â€" Durham fimâ€"1! Upper Town O8T , LL.B ents r Line r lmo%r each heir pmt | be per An â€" third end of y3T vid th gualc o0 CCC CCE OP Puoo it A. latest styles of fashion, Sewed or Pegged, just l:iu your arderat the above address, and you will find you wili be Properly Suited and At a Moderate Price. Blacksmithing & Making. JAMES HANNA Soutu Exp, Duritar, Near Hotel. W. CALDWELL, BOOT and SHOEMAKER Office y.64 usuess prompt and Prices Dundalk, Sept. 291d, 1889 y1 FRESH EGGS and GOOD FLOUR taken in any quantity in Jexchange. Suitable for all at very low prices. Also on hand, and made to measure, all kinds (Sewed and Pogged), made by workâ€" men who took all the First Prizes.for boots, at the County Shows held in Durham, 1879 & 1880. Dusham 1881 y10 Has now on TANNER, CURRITER and Dealer April, 1st, 1881. Cash for Hides. pesa ie t J. C. JOPP. 1 PARSTâ€"CLAS® nEARSE To HiIRE temember the pla Factory Boots & Sheos, Town, IE famons Cavalry secured the services of maker, Hanover on want a first class Boot or Shoe ud LE e C C t " Leathor, Hides, Boots ® 4 (ICNVEY:\N(‘EI!, Commissioner in B.R. BReat Estate, Loan & Fosurnnce Agent. Lands Bouscht and@ Sold. Deeds, Leases, Wilis&e. neatly and correctly prepared, Auction Sales Attended. Ali Business Strictly Confidential 80 R. DAVIS, FLESHERTON. 10 18 BBlin«d@ â€" EWaetor Tofurmers and business men on short dute enâ€" dorsed notes n‘rkaooa colluterals. Salenotes urchased ata fair valuation, Dreitsissued atusual Bank rates, Ynynble at all Banks in Ontaric and Quebee, Collections of notes and nccounts on reasonable menmt Office opposite McAlister‘s Hotel And Interestallowed atthe rate ofsix per anover M 122 General Banking Business Mort 'PHIS BANK issues Letters of Credit on Great Rritain and other Fe reign Countries; Buysand Collocts btorling Exchange; Issues drafts on New York and all parts of Canade. DEPOSITS of $4 and upwards Received, ubon which the current rute of interest will be allowed. Capital $6,000,000 : Reserve $1,400,0800. CANADIAN BANK Of COMMERCE, DURHAM. arham Planing gAsSH, Doomn J. A. Halsted & Co., sns ruds? disndedss, DUREAM. CuLLECTIONS â€" MADE arming Implements. . C. JOPP, ROBX. BULL® Deposits Received, MONEY ADVANCED Uh Vol. IV. No. 34 On reasonable terms, and a C1 SHOES, &e., iand several hundred pairs of ¢ pluce nex Strout, Has r Carriage Works, II.\N()\'EIC, Oxt. h 24, 1861 so td promp at‘ention to business t botween all mon,. 164. TRANSACTED, IN â€"a short distance northo st Office. ANDâ€" CHARGES Low a Good Wagemâ€"| :. rms G. L. DAVIS, Manager want now prepared to Confidential, counts on reasonable im R )nt vVo20 iJV Y.] Swan showed a Cutter that by a very inâ€" .‘:"'i"“ °"b"“;.‘}f’°“ I genious contrivance could be made either ~â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" l ong sented or two, without taking any of 3 Works, | the seats offâ€"the front one being folded up, ~T. | and the back one being brought forward 'and placed npon it. Another feature about ‘ prepared to ) the entters was that they had no railing on Buggies, )tlxe sides but heavier iron. There is no t business on the | donubt but this style ot rig will soon become ‘fi::'“‘*“""“'“" | popular. â€" Mesers Brown, of Glenelg, and lTwllurd, of Hanover, were also successful ments. exhibitors. ;.Ic Hotel, Mate |_In Agreoltural implements Mr. A. & MeNALLY | Cochrane, of the Durham Foundry, was a Y59 / very extensive exhibitor, and his dnstless . '_ To | Beparator, at work, attracted much attenâ€" : Iflln, [ tion and inspection, and we expect he will x i receive a good number of orders for the | machine as a consequence. Mr. Cochane tory. | is determined to keep up with the requireâ€" ‘meuts of the ave. be y 169 to administer pretty hard raps, to pam; trying to pilfer tarts and pies. The disâ€" _ â€" The display of roots was very fair, parâ€" tiealarly in potatoes and mangels which were said to be far superior to those shown in the Industrial this year at Toronto. Mr 5. Edge showed a fine collection of vegoâ€" tables, Some of the potaices were very large and clean. We also noticed several new varieties of a white kind, which were very large, and appeared to be of an excelâ€" lent quality. Melons, citrons, squashes, &e. were well represented. 1 cent, 5. Arrowsmith showed some of the finest plums we ever saw, being as large as good sized pears, and pear shaped. Tomatoes, peppers, and grapes were well represented. The display of butter, as is generally the case, was very good, and some nice cheese was also shown. In Fruit, owing to the severe frost early in the sumimer there was a great falling off in this department. Some very fine pears, apples, and crab apples were shown. â€"Mr. IN THE HALL. ' The inside show was very fine in many | of the departments the only â€" deficiency i noticeable was in Apples, in which class | there were very few entries, but some fine apples were â€" shown. One side of the hall on the first floor was taken up with grain. The first prize barley was very white, but the rest of the barloy was not so bright in color. Oats were good. There was a grand display of sparg aud ilt\ll wheat, most of it of the finest quality, bflud it would be no discredit to the Provinâ€" cial show. â€" Peas were very nice and clean. Mr. A. Cochrane had on display a fine colâ€" lection of stoves. Mr. Jolin Shewell, of this Town, showed a very hundsome set ol Furniture. Mr. R. MeKay, of Walke:ton, showed one of his superior Fanning Mills. These Mills are becoming more popular and the sale of them is gradually extending all over Western Ontario. Mr. T. Swan, of Mount five vehicles taking 1st for 1st for pheator, and 1st Swan showed a Ontier th Mr. R. MeFarlane, of Durham, showed two single buggies, taking 2nd prize for oue and a speciol prize for the other. Mr. T. Swan, of Mount Forest, showed five vehicles taking 1st for Market waggon, 1st for pheator, and 1st for cutter. Mr mages, bu very good. The exlubition of horses was very good, ,enpecinlly in carriage teams, and in cattle there is a marked improvement, over forâ€" ‘mcr years. _ Still we cannot compare yet, with thoroughâ€"bred cattle of some fairs. There were some good sheep on exhibition, but not quite so many as last year. Pigs were well represenied and the show of . Poultry was very fair. The show of carâ€" __ We are of opinion that the building for the exhibition of ladies work and domestic manufactures should be enlarged, and if the prize List was extended and an admission fee of 25 cents charged, with a reduction to families it would tend to make the show | a greater suceess than it has been. I 20 se on ie ho 9 en eP e Rettteth _ On Wednesday and Thursday last week | bition a fine assortment of Photographs, the South Grey Exhibition was held on | which were of a decidedly superior finish, l the grounds of the S wciety in this Town.| but thers was no prize awarded to this 'On Wednesday the arcticles exbhibited in | class. P s 3 :the hall were arranged and judged. In ; Some {ino specimens of P"’_c‘l drawings | the evening the hall was lighted up, and ; were axhibited, for the respective merits of | the Mount Forest Brass Band furnished / which and of other classes we reler our the music, and a charge of ten cents was ‘fe"del‘! to the prize lize list, made for admission. About$30 wastaken.! Mr..Wm. Do!l, of Flesherton, cexhibited On Thursday the live stock was brought in |a very handsome assortment of gold and ’and the prizes awarded. Since last Show’ silver watches, jewellery, and silverâ€"plate, the Society have taken down the fence on | and which attracted considerable attention. ! the south side extended the grounds in the 1 There was a tremendous crush of people/ ’direction hbaving now taken in the full six on the second floor on Thursday, and there ‘ncras of land, and haye now two rings so being only one stairway up it was almost that both cattle and horses were judged at impossible at times to get cither up or fum-e. The weather was very fine on both fiowp. There is no doult but that thol:uild-[ ‘ y 3 14¢ is too small for the show, and will have days, and on Thursday morning & coutin io pq enlarged, and more stuirways Jpened ual stream of vehicles came into the Town up. There were a number of rel’rash-' on the four leading roads until near noon, ment stands on the ground who did good | by which time an immense tnrong of PUSiness. * people were on the streets and on the Show 93’(1)2;.9 receipts at the gate amounted to ] zzrouud. The stores were kept busy all the‘ The followingis the ay. South Grey Exhibition. VCs ‘CF} MUT, INe show of carâ€" buggies, waggons and cutters was also DURHAM, Co. Grey, OCTOBER 6 T 2f0e0et Counterpa ariies ; .. " > ~CCCCS u08 Somicdoâ€" w udkey FI': 6 Onions &DIII Dutch Sob_’ Mel“n' l Joun Parrot. Cl es SGench 8â€"Tho Porhans. _ Cove Work, Aim Two Shearling Ewe mas Reid. .| . % Winter Table Squashesâ€"Mrs. J.|Townsend, Durham. ©"e4> | . in Ewe Lambeâ€"War B.s _ 2 a. xT in .L Ram Lambâ€"Wm, Faweett; 2nd, E. Aldridge. Bentinck ; 3rd, T. Reid. Two Ewes two shears and over, having raied lambs this seasonâ€"Wilham â€"Faw. pabt Two Enwes, two shears and over, having raised Lambs this seasonâ€"Wm, Fawee‘t ; 2nd, Thomas Tyerman ; 8rd, John Nichol. Two Shearling Ewesâ€"Ww, Paweet;; 2nd, Thomas Tyreman ; 3rd, Charles Mof. fat, Glenelg. # Bhecrling Ramâ€"Thomas T tinck ; 2nd, John MeArthur, ( John Allan. Ram Lambâ€"Joln Nichol, Glenelg ; 214 Wim. Faweett ; 8rd, George Ryan, Two Ewes, two shears and over, having raised lambs this seasouâ€"â€"Wm. Faweett, Enuphrasia; 2nd, Abbram Cook, Glenely ; 8rd John Biyth. Two Shearling Ewesâ€"John Blyth, Two Ewe Lumbsâ€"Joln Biyth. ,_ CLaASS 8â€"LEICESTER Suxep, Ram, two shears and overâ€"Samuel Edge, Glenolg ; 20d, William Allan; 3rd, Neil McCannell, Glonelg. . _ ® I CLass 7â€"cCoTswoLp suErp, Ram, two shears and overâ€"Joln BJ Ram Lambâ€"Charles Gray, Glenelg 2nd and 3rd. Fat Ox, Steer, Cow or breedâ€"H. Willis ; 2nd, Glenelg. Liir oâ€"yenr ol Robht. Twmu!ey; tinck. Pauir two year old Steersâ€"C ud, George Rvan ; 3rd, H. W Yoke of Working Oxenâ€"Robert Twomley, Bentinck : 2n, Jaines Marshall ; 8rd, G. Nusienths . % 1 Skene, Bentinek Milch Cow, 1st special by C. L. Grant, goods, $5â€"C. M. Blyth ; 2nd, James Marâ€" shall ; 8rd, Wim. Allan. Two yearâ€"oldâ€" Heiferâ€"Colin Blyth ; 2nd, Thomas Bailey ; 3rd, James Park, Oue year old Heiferâ€"Thomas Bailey ; 2nd James Park; 8rd, H. J. Middaugh, Kpring Heifer Calfâ€"James Marshall $ 2nd, George Matthews, Glenelg; 8rd, R. Irvine, Egremont. 1 Lipaininl @ Pn 200. 06i 0820 tk i and 3rd ; 2nd, James Allan, Egremont. Oneâ€"yearâ€"old Heiferâ€"C. M Blyth; 2nd, George Stewart ; 8rd, James Park,. Heifor Calfâ€"C. M. Blyth, 1st and 2nd ; drd H. Willis. P by ; 2nd, H. Willis ; 8ra tinek., I‘wo year old Heif ind 3rd ; 2nd, James Bull Callâ€"James Park ind 2ud. Milch Cowâ€"Colin M. BJ Twoâ€" year old Coltâ€"Henry Willis; 2nd, dohn Potier, Twoâ€"yeur old Fillyâ€"Wm, Davis, Glenâ€" elg; 2n4, Win Ritchie, jr., Glenelg. One year old Fillyâ€"George Moore, Norâ€" manby ; 2ud, Wim, Ritchie, jr. cuass 2, Heavy Draughy Stallion, 8 years old and upwardsâ€"Adam Traynor, gremont ; 2nd, Henry King, Hoenvy draught Btallion, 2 years oldâ€" H. Wiliis. Spring Foalâ€" Joln Biytn, ' Single Buggy Horse,â€"Nelson Rayburn; 2nd, Matthew Barber, Normanby, ’ Saddle Horseâ€"W. Caldwell ; 2ud, Geo. Ryan, Glenelg. Brood Mare, having raised & foal this seasonâ€"Thomas McFarlane ; 2nd, John Blyth, Normanby ; 8rd, Wuo. Allan, ‘ Best General purpose Brood Mare with foal at hor side, special prize by George Jackson. Esq., M. P., & thorough bred shearling Ram, valued at $40, Hurry Willis, Bentines. f chass 1â€"norse®s, Best Span working Horses,1st, 5 by R. McFariane, wheelbarrow, §5â€" Lawrence, Gicnelg ; 2nd, H. J. Midd Durham ; 3rd, James Paul, Egremon: Span Matched Curriege â€" Horses Jamieson, Durham ; 2nd, ~â€"â€"â€"; Bri Knuisley, Bentinek. impossible at times to get cither up or down. There is no doult but that the buildâ€" iug is too small for the show, and will have to be enlarged, and more sturways opened up. There were a number of refresh. ment stands on the ground who did good business. The receipts at the gate amounted to $8308. Mr. Donaghy, of Datham,had on exhibiâ€" bition a fine assortment of Photographs, which were of a decidedly superior finish, but thers was no prize awarded to this class. pegged, wis shown. The followingis the PRIZE LIST § PAM~â€"ALA0M8AS Eyreman,Benâ€" , John MeArthur, Gienelg ; 8rd, CLass Gâ€"Grape cattus. old H:-ifchJamgs Park, 1st old Steersâ€"H. Willis ; 2nd, y ; 3rd, Arch. McLarty, Benâ€" ye lin M. Blythe, Normanâ€" Thomas MeFarlane ; Heifer, any age or James Morrison, rsâ€"C, M. Blyth; H. Willis. overâ€"Thomas Arch. Park, Benâ€" Bentinck, 1st wln Blyth, *s,1st, special W, $50â€"Geo. J. Middaugh, gremont. 2nd , ist ‘esâ€"Dr Brd, A. 2nd, 42 6 Red Seed Onionsâ€"D. P. Nevin. 12 Potatoe Onionsâ€"John Williams, 6 â€" English Potatoe Onionsâ€"TJ Tyreman. man. | _ 6 Parsnips, long, (table use)â€"Thomas Tyreman :2nd, D. P. Nevin. 6 Parsnips, short, (table use)â€"D. P. Neâ€" vin ; 2nd, Geo. Wilkins 3 Heads Red Celeryâ€"Mrs. J. Millner, Proton. 3 Heads White Celeryâ€"D. P. Nevin 4 2nd, J. Woodland, sr. 6 Turnipsâ€"D. P. Nevin. _ Collection Capsicum Peppersâ€"Geo. Purâ€" vis. 12 Red Tomatoes, 17 entrieseâ€"D. P. Nevin ; 2nd, Geo. Purvis. 12 Yellow Tomatoesâ€"H. J. Middaugh; 2nd, C. B. Jackes. Collection Tomatoes, 8 each varietyâ€" Geo. Purvis ; 21d, Thomas Tyreman. 6 Long Blood Beetsâ€"Thomas T; reman; 2nd, J. Morrison. 6 Turnip Becetsâ€"C. B Jackes ; 2nd,John Williams. t 6 Short Horn Carrotsâ€"M Geo. Wilkins. 2 Heads Cabbages, Winf.erâ€"Geol'ge Ryâ€" an ; 2nd, A. Scott, Durham. 2Heads Red Cabbageâ€"D. P. Nevin ; And, George Wilkins. 6 Long Red Table Carrotsâ€"Sammnel f Edge; 2nd, Geo. Ryan. 6 Intermediate Carrotsâ€"S. Edge ; 2nd, M. Barber. 1 Quart Small seed Top Onionsâ€"Robt. Special by H. Parker, of & lnm'n,"f;); eol. lection of 6 Long Mangold Wurtzels, 6 Swede Turnips, 6 White Carrots, 6 table carrotsâ€"Samuel Edge. ; 6 Swede Turnipsâ€"Sammel Edge; 2nd, Matshew Barber ; James Marhall, 6 any other kind, namedâ€"John Nichol ; ! 2nd, Wilking, Normanby, | _6 Mangold Wurtzelâ€"Samnel Edge ; 2nd, Wm. Reid, Egremont; Thomas Tyreman. 12 Field Oarrotsâ€"Samuel Edge ; 2nd, G. j Matthew. 6 White Sugar Beetsâ€"Alex. Taylor ; 2nd, ] James _ Morrison. | 2 squashes, large for cattleâ€"George Adâ€" lam. _ _ 2 Pumpkins.â€"W. H. Wileockson, Glenâ€" elg ; 2n4, G. Adlam. CLAss 17â€"GarRDEX vEoERTABLES. 12 Roots of Salsifyâ€"C.B. Jackes, Durâ€" ham. 2 Heads of Cauliflowersâ€"C. B. Jackes; 2nd Joshua Woodland, sr..Durham. * 6 White Onionsâ€"W. H. Wilcockson. 6 Yellow Seed Onions, Thomas Tyreâ€" Special, C. B. Jaekes, collection of Potaâ€" tocs not less than four, half peck of each $5 â€"Thomas T yerman, ’ Bag of Potatoes, with name attachedâ€" 23 entriesâ€"â€"â€"Christopher Williams ; 2nd, J. | Wiliams, Glenelg; 3rd, John Purvis»‘ Beontinck ; 4th, Hugh McFayden, Glenelg. Special by H. Parker, of a lamp, for eolâ€" | MinbiRie 2B ce sc l l2 ue be griin 4 Onions from Top 2nd, | 2 bushels any other kind with sample heads, 2nd. special by J. A. Warren, bag |holderâ€"Richard Irvine ; 2nd, C. M. Blyth ; Srd, Janies Morrison, } chass 14â€"srumo wurar. 2 bushels Lost Nation, 2nd prize. special by James Burnettâ€"Alexander Tayior, 1gâ€" | |remont. p | 2 bushels any other kind, with snmg]of | beads, 1st, special by A. C. NeKenzie, fur | cap $5, Sammuel Edge ; 2nd, C. M. Blythe ; 3rd, Isare Wilkinson, Normauby, 1 cLass 15â€"otaEr crarm,. i 2 bushels Barley,2nd prize by J. A. Johnâ€" | ston, Chroncle,ona yoear,lst M. Barber ;2nd, Andrew Park; 3rd, Richard Iryine. | 2 bushels common white Oxts, 2nd prize special by H. Storrey, neckâ€"yoke, D. Meâ€" Arthur; 2nd, John Nichol; 2rd, Wim. Reid, M 2 bushels any kind, with vame, A. Kuisley: 2ud, Samuel Edge; 3rd, C. M. Blyth. 2 bushels small white Peas, 1st prize, special by R. Horn,set whiffletrees, Andrew Park ; 2nd, Thos Orchard ; 8rd, C. M Blyth, 4 2 bushels any kind, special by Jamieson ; â€" & McCloskIin, woodâ€"work of wheelbarrow, ’ £3, H. Willis, f [ 1 hushe! Timothy Seed, 1st spocial prize by J. H. Hunter, beam scales,â€"Andrew j Park ; 20d, Thomas McGirr, Glenelg. ’ 1 bushe} Fla« Seedâ€"John â€" Eckbart, C Glenelg ; 20d, Quintin Campbell, Bentinek, | s 18 BMS Indian Mamn 4F r arre ol 2 bushels Clawson, 2n. Burnett, 24 entriesâ€"1st 2nd, Thomas MeFarlan Park. * wir brahmasâ€"D. M. Naismith, ) Pair Black Spanishâ€"Quintin Campbell. Pair Barn Yard Fowlâ€"Siduney Willis, ’Bentinck. Prir Turkeysâ€"John Ball; 2nd, Chris. Williams, Glonelg. j Pair Geeseâ€"John Ball ; 2nd, Chris. Wil. iams. Pair Ducksâ€"â€"â€"D, M. Naismith ; 2ndi H. J. Carson, Durham. chass 13â€"raLm warar. 2 Bushel White Fall Wheatâ€"C. M. Blythe. 4D. Naismith ; 3rd, Charles M ’ Pair Spring pigs, any sex 1881 â€"Clharl as Kf-»fi'ut; 22d, D 8rd, Matthew Barber. CLass 12â€"pouurry, Pair White Leghorns, H. J Pair Game Fowls, any ki Wright ; 2nd, John Biyth. Pair Brahmasâ€"D. M, N aisn Pair Black Spanishâ€"Quintir Pair Barn Yard Fowlâ€"Sid Bentinek, this season, 1st boiler, special by Harris & Co., $8,â€" â€"â€"â€"â€"; 2nd, Thos. Reid, Shearling Ewesâ€"Thos. Reid; 2nd, Wm. Allan; 8rd, Charles Moffat. Ewe Lambsâ€"Matthew Barber ; 2nd, C. Gray ; 8rd. C. Moffat. $ gat Sheep, any kindâ€"A. Cook, 1st and nd. chass 11â€"prosâ€"â€" nerxksairs. elg ; 2ud, Quintin Campbhel Ears Indian Cornâ€"H, J. Thomas Tyreman. CLAS8 16â€"rIELD raor ChLass 11â€"pros Boar, any ageâ€"D, ) Breeding Sowâ€"D. ageâ€"D. M. Naismith. Sowâ€"D. M, Naismith; 2nd ; 8rd, Charles Moff.t. FIELD RooTs, , sr.,Durham. â€"1st, Thos,. Or'éhii.'f;' arlane ; 8rd, Andrew Campbell, Bentinek, â€"H. J. Middaugh ; A 2nd,_|_u_peoiul by Jas any #ex, dropped in ; 2ad, D. Naismith ; . Barber; 1st special prize j scales,â€"Andrew ; ‘t, Glenelg. ’ Joh_q Eckbart, â€"Thomas J. Middaugh. kindâ€"Samue] 2nd, Campbell, Bruiding in Cotton, special by A. Gordon, set of jewellery, James Burt ; 2nd, Thomas Jones. o Draiding in Silk, Mrs J. Miliner. Braiding in Wool, Mrs J. Millner. Knitted Connterpane, snecial by A. Cochâ€" rane, stove, H. Parker, Durham ; 2nd, Wmm Fancy Knitting in cotton, John Robert son ; 2nd, James Burt. Mucsawine Luce, (‘o‘r twine MacRae ; 2nd, Sarah iddaugh. Crael Embroidery, K. Greenwood ; 2nd, Mrs. J. Millner. Netting, A. Robertson. Point Lace, John A. Warren. Honiton Lace, Mrs J. Miliner. Faucy Knitting in wool,John Parrot; 2nd, Mrs. J. Millner. Roman Embroidery, Arch,. McKenzie ; 2nd, Mre J. Millner. All Crochet in cotton, John Parrot ; 2nd ‘James Buart, Darham. Mignardise Work, Thos Jones ; 2nd, A Cochrane. $ :I‘attjng. John A. Warren, Durham ; 2nd Embroidery in Silk, K. Greenwood ; 2n1, Thos Jones. Embroidery in Cotton, Thos Joues ; 2104 Wm. Campbell. John Purvis. Collection of Faney Wool Work, 1st prize, special by H. W. Mockler, shawl §5, Surah Middaugh ; 2nd, Wim. F. Stewart, Durkam. All Crochet in wool, K. Greenwood ; 2nd, F. Mackae. Crochet Counterpane, Charles Gray Berlin woo! worked Slippers, Neil Clark 2nd, Mrs. J. Miliner. Rag Mat, Johm Robertson ; 2nd, John B. MceLean. Straw Hat, Robert Ector. Darning in Wool, Mrs. J. Millnor. Darning in Cotton, F. MacBae; 2nd, Mrs. J. Millner. chass 23â€"rapmes‘ raxcy work. Berlin Wool Work, not raised, John Parâ€" rott, Durkam; 2nd, Sarah M iddaugh, Berlin Wool Work, raised, Charles Gray; 2nd, John Parrot. ' Pair Woolen Mitts,special by D. Jackson of $1 ,and Society 50., (Juckson to get the , mits)â€"George Adiam ; 2nd, lurs, Millner, Pair Woolen Stockings, homeâ€"made yara ’ â€"Samuel Edge ; 2nd, Mrs. Byers. Pair cotton Stockingsâ€"Mrs. J. Milluer; | 2nd,Robert Eetor. h ! 1 pound Stocking Yarnâ€"Mrs. Burâ€" | gess ; 2nd, Wimu. Campbeli, Bentinck. | _ Patched cotton Quiltâ€"John Purvis ; 2nd, Wi. Campbell. | _ Patched Woolien ‘Quilt, special by Jno. ! Shewell, rocking chairâ€"H. J. Middaugh ; ‘ R 2nd, Samuel Edge. Mucsawine Luce, Plain hand Scu’iug;Clnurles Moffat 2nd, Geo. Purvis Machine Rowingâ€"John Robertson ; 2nd K. Greenwood, Durham. Man‘s white cotton Shirt (hand sewing} ~Charles Moffat ; 2nd, George Purvis. Man‘s white Shirt. (machine sewing) 1st special by Jolhn Robertson $1â€"John Purvis ; 2nd, Wim, Campbell, Collection of Cubincet® wareâ€"J. Shewell, Durham, Colrection of stoves, (exhibited Ly the ranufacturer or his agent) â€"A Cocf‘;runu, Durkam. CLass 22â€"HOMEâ€"MADE DoMESTICS. Pair Wool Socks, special by E. Jackson of $1 and Society 50., (Jackson to get the sgcks)â€"Chules Moflat ; 2ud, John Purâ€" / CLass 20â€"manUraCTURES AND LEatH®er. Pair Gents‘ Fine Sewed Bootsâ€"Donald MeKenzie,Durham; 2nd, William Caldwell, Durham. Pair Gents‘ Fine Pepgged Bootsâ€" William Caldwell ; 2nd,D. McKenzie. Pair Kip Pegged Bootsâ€"D. MceKonzie ; 2nd,J. C. Jopp. Pair Stoca Peroed Bontec_Tavsl2 ar. Homeâ€"made Cheese, 1st prize, special by D. McKenzie, pair shoes, $2â€"Sid. Willis; 2nd, D. MeArthur ; 8rd, Mrs. J. Milluer, 5 lbs. Fresh Butter, 1st prize special, by Mr. Adie, 1 doz. knives and forks, $8â€" John Williams ; 2 nd, C. Gray ; 8rd, John Robertson, Durham. Crock of Butter, 20 Ibs., 1st prize special, J. Woodland, shawl §$5«â€"Robert Estor ; And, H. J. Middaugh ; 8rd, Geo, Moore ; 4th, C. Moffat. Crock Butter, 80 lbs, 1st prize, special by N. G. & J. MceKechnie, shawl $5â€"Jolin Purvis, : 2nd, Geo. Puryis ; 8rd, Neii Clark; 4th John Derby, ! Collection Plumsâ€"Samuel Arrowsmith, recommended. 8 Bunches of Grapes, coloredâ€"Arch. MeKenzie ; 2nd, John Eckbart, CLass 190â€"pary propuce. Tinnet of Butter, 1st prize, special by E. & A. Davidson, mantle, $6~8. BEdge ; 2nd, Hugh MeFayden ; 8rd, D.McArthur f 4th,John Eekhart. Pair Seotch Collarsâ€"R. H. Campbell, CLass 21, _6 Rhode Island Greeningsâ€"W, H cockson ; 2nd, M. Barber, 6 Snow Applesâ€"J. H. Hunter, Du 6 Alexandersâ€"Ed. Ard. 12 Crab Apple uiutin Camm 21d Mrs. J. Mlfillne:_Q | 6 Fall Pears, namedâ€" Thomas 1 2nd, Geo Purvis, 6 Winter Pears, named,â€"J. H. Hi 2nd,J. Bekhart. Moore. cLass â€" 18â€"raurr, 4 Variecties of Fall Apples, 8 of each, namedâ€"George Moore ; 2nd, Geo. Ard. 4 Varieties Winter Apples,3 of each kind, named, Mathew Barber ; 2nd, C. M. Blyth. 6 Switzenburgs. W. H. Wileoxon ; 2nd, M. Barber. 8 Citronsâ€"Hugh MceFayden ; 2nd,Hugh Rose, Durham. Whole No. 187. 6 Northern Spyâ€"C. M. Blyth ; Applesâ€"Quintin Campbell ; , named,â€"J. H. Hunter ; | H. Hunter, Durham Thomas McGir ; 2nd Geo. srzaik. . Eupvex Deatu.â€"On Weduesday evenâ€" !ing Mr, George Parks, residing in Bay | Ward, feeling drowsy, went to bed about hbalf prast seven, and when an hour afterâ€" ward lns wife went to the ved she found him dead. Although the deceased bad been unwell for some time past, he was able to go around and on Wednesday apâ€" parently felt better than usual, The death is supposed to have been fronr apoplety. Deceased has resided in Town for several years, aud was generally respected.â€"O. 8. . Dowursrtic Maxuracturrs, &¢.,â€"C. B. Jackes G. Hollinger,and Wim. Jamieson. Carrnaor &¢c.â€"Thos. Ryan, Mount Forâ€" est, Richard Fensom, Allan Park ; and W. A. Anderson, Durham. Lapes Workâ€"Mres. J. Hampdon ; Mrs. J. MeMnlien ; Mrs. L. H. Yeomans,Mount Forest. Maxtracrures ax» Lzaraerâ€"Wm. Jamieson, George Hollinger, and Thomas Jones. Roors axp Vrorraniesâ€"James Seott, and J. Hampton, Mouut Forest, and C. F. Goodeve, Alrgn Park, Gratyâ€"Mr. Horn, Hanover,Mr. Robâ€" ert@on, Ayton, and W. F. Stewart,Darham. Wil worersâ€"Wm. Dickson; John Prain, Minto. Carrreâ€"Quintin Petugrew, Normanby, Peter Fisher. Penmanship, special by G. C. McFarâ€" lane, Boy and Girl, each several entries, but no prizes awarded. ’find, C. B. Juckes. * $ 1 crass 20 â€"pRrawING ax» warrina, Pencil Drawing,special by R. A. Pringle, Thos. Jones; 2nd, James Burt. Free hand Drawing, special by Dr. Gun, open to the pupils of Public Sehools only Specimmens to be attested by the certificate of the Tercher of the School to which comâ€" petitors belorg, Geo. Langdale, No. 4, Norâ€" manby ; 2nd, John Covil, No. 8, Aytca,. Commended as nearly equal with John Covil, Lovisa Mueller, Ayton. kins Philox Drummondi, collection, G. Wilâ€" king. } Dianthus, collection, G. Wilkins. Marigolds, French, collcetion, A, Scott. Marigolds, African, collection, J. Woodâ€" land, sr. Petunias, single, collection, G. Wilkine, _ Philox, Porennial, collection, Geo. Wilâ€" kins net, hand, ho Flo C B.l?::kel. , house Flowers only, C Asters, 6, G, Wilkins. Balsams, 6, G. Wilkins. Cockscombs, 2, A. Robertson, Durham. __Anfitrlunnm. eollection, George Wilâ€" Boquet, Large Vase, any Flowers, Alma SBeott ; 2nd, G. Wilkins. Boquet, hand, any Flowers, C. B. Jackes, Snmerpâ€"Messrs, Mills, Cranston and Byâ€" J, Woodland. f ns m 2 Begonias,A MeKenzic. 2 Acharanthi, C. B. Jackes. 6 Colens,separate varieties, C. B. Jackes; 2nd, 8. Arrowsmith. Hanging Basket, Woodland, sr. _ ColPection Double Geraniumsâ€"C. Juackes ; 2nd, J. Woodland, sr. Collection of 4 Tricolor Geraniums B. Juckes ; 2n0d, J. Woodland, sr. Coliection of Pot House planiseâ€"dis varietiesâ€"A, McKenzic ; 20d, J .*Mood! Abutilon, (Flowering Maple), H. J. ] daugh, Ity, A. MeKenzic. _ Zinnias, double, collection, A. Seott. Cut Flowers open air, collection, A. Scott; Single Gerahium, whiteâ€"Joshua Woodâ€" land, sr. Single Geranium, any other colorâ€"A. MeKenzie. land, sr 8 Pounds Honey, ltruned. Tlu; Smith ; 2nd John Blyth, 2 Bottle homoâ€"made Sance,special by Heart, 50 visiting cards with name, J Parvis. 8 Bottles of Pickies, assortment, special by Mr. Hart, Advocate for one year, Geo, Wilkins ; 2nd. Mrs. J Millner. 10 Pounds maple Sugar, Alex. Taylor 3 2nd, D. MeArthur, Gallon maple Syrap, D. MeArthur. 10 Pornds Honey in comb, 1st special by Thenipson & on, Toronto, in goods, John Blyth ; 2ud, James Bdge, Genelg, 6 Bottles Canned Fruit, assortment special by D. Jackson, J. Woodland gr. 2nd, Arch. McKenzie. Oleavder, H. J. Middanch 2 Double Fachsias, "A McKinzic. 2 Single Fuchsias, 8. Arrowsmith; 2nd 1 Doz, homeâ€"made Buns, Samuel 2nd, John Williams, _ 1 Doz. Tarts, any kind, J. H. F 2nd, A. Seott. Apple Pic, Jas. Morrison ; 2nd, Hunter, Pumpkin Pie, Jas, Morrison, 2nd J Millner, Raspberry Wine, W. H Wileocksor John Parvis, Rlubarb Wine, John Purvis ; 2nc Purvis, Grape Wine, Geo. Purvis ; 2nd Parvis, bott. cuass 27â€"Phaxms. Double Geranium, and colorâ€"J. Woodâ€" Market Waggon, Thos. 81 Bingle Cutter, Thos. Swa Special prized by Jos. F for the best single open Buge Bevern or Common Wheels, in the South Riding of Gzey, I Durham. 2nd, Single Buxguy . ol;u; ¢ -J-: 2nd, R. MeFailane _ Phacton, ozen, Thomas D«»EI;_}S Busgey, oven. J. eA achine OLass 25â€"carRIAGES axp Lumber Wageon, T. H. Br. CLaAss 26Bâ€"CUr FLowkRs T H. Brown irts, any kind, J. H. Hunter ; JUDGES. T , Jas, Morrison, 2nd, Mrs. , F. MacRea; 2nd, J. Thomas Swan, open, J. & F,. b_v Jdos. F. L{\\“C, “, open Bugey with cither ) Wheels, manufactuared ; of Gey, R. MeF arlane, olm Purvis ; 2nd, Geo. . strained, Thomas , Thos. Swan. H Wileockson ; Bnd, Swan, , Samuel Edgeo ; â€"C. â€"B;. distinctk odland, by Mr. , John | Th H. John KK