Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 27, 1891, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba daily free press Winnipeg july 27 3 Brandon ea1r. Second Day of the exhibition a great Success. Pine show of live five thousand people in at ladies and Art Arnott of Hayfield bad a Fine pen of and ,0hatlea polling of Brandon exhibited a Fine lot of pure bred Shropshire. Overly son of two elvers exhibited a few As did also w. Of Hayfield. D. F. Wilson of Brandon showed a few excellent sheep of the Southdown h. Thomsett of d. Tar la Cis pc the second Day of the Brandon fair was a Rand Success exceeding in this respect the 03t sanguine expectations of he promoters. Badges were hard at work All Forenoon and their awards having been made the main Jerildine wtt3 thrown to pab1 3 about twelve o clock there was a great Rush and two o clock nearly eve thousand people had entered the grounds. The tooting of the steam whistles of traction engines and the endless rattle of machinery in motion made Job enlivening scene in the farming implement Section of the grounds the greatest source of attraction however was the horse Aud cattle show particularly the former. It is if of any exhibition in Canada the exhibit of blood draught and general purpose horses could be excelled. Crowds too resorted to the main building attracted by the varied and interesting exhibits therein. Julany also visited the pens in which the sheep and pigs were exhibited. The number was Cut Large it is True but this was More than or in the value of those exhibit also a Good exhibition of de. There was poultry. Houses. There were entries in this Section which thirteen classes from the thorough bred blood horse Down to the Pony. Or. Har Ris v 3 of Mooso Inin was judge of the Haw and or. Rutherford v. S., of Portage h Prairie of the Light horses. They rave the Nta oat satisfaction. It is doubtful if two bet Ter men could be assured in Canada for the blood horses s. Webb Bowen p. D. Lowe j j. Fisher 0. T. Card and James Hume of Brandon had Fine exhibits. Com Rade a thoroughbred English race Hore imported by j. Mcgregor co., but now by s. Web Bowen was greatly admired. Bouverie Routledge of Virdan also showed a flue crusting stallion. In the loads cer claw waa a Large exhibit of Rood a Nares. J. D Mcgregor w. J. Curtis h. Nichol Alex. D. Gamley p. D. Merritt c. T card George we. Mansell Aud we. Dillman of Trandon had Good exhibits. We. Nichol Brandon Hills h. A. Cunningham Hay Field Beeson bros., of Beresford h. B. Hen Derson of Barberry s. P. A. Cartwright Souris and j. W. Shanks of rapid City also showed some Fine horses m this class. In Carriage horses there waa a Good do s w Mcgregor of Brandon and d. My Oais of Douglas carried off the Palm in Stal sons in the team exhibit j. Gibson of wrap dam Alex. Nichol of Alexander were awarded Tho . H. W. White of Carberry and to. Of Brandon exhibited Fine single Drivers. The exhibit was Largo m general purpose her a Minonk be most successful were John Nupsey . Percival John Isaac a1 Mcnaught of rapid City were the chief exhibitors of fat sheep. It is said that the Brandon and rapid City districts from the rolling character of the country Are exceedingly Well adapted for the raising sheep. Pigs. There were Only a limited number of entries in this class but there were a few pens of excellent pigs. Those exhibited were nearly if not All of the Berkshire class. J. Shanks of rapid City. Thos. Speere of Griswold and a. Hume of Brandon were the principal exhibitors in this class and winners of prizes. Bissett of Roseland sock the special prize for the Best Grade now having pigs in 1891. Prizes were offered for Poland China Yorkshire White and Suffolk pigs but there were no competitors. To Cutey. The exhibit in this class was not Large but it was Rood and a source of great attraction during the fair. Considerable excitement was caused by an exhibit which for some time was believed to be a new species of poultry imported into the country. The cock and Hen were of a Beautiful Magenta color and they looked exceedingly Well. 16 transpired shortly afterwards that a. Mac. Matheson of Brandon had dipped a Fine pair of leghorn into a pot of Magenta Dye with a View to exciting the curiosity of poultry fanciers during the fair. He had other Fine varieties of poultry. Master w. H. White of Brandon was another Large exhibitor and took first place for a pair of Plymoth Hooks. J. M. Percival John Ramshaw and j. B. Fraser bad also Good of Hibits. We. Jones bad an exceedingly Fine collection of Laa shans Black Spanish Black Minorca and Dorking fowl. Mac. Matheson e. H. White h. Wheel Dou of ducks geese and Guinea fowl. The first named took the diploma offered for the Best collection of poultry distinct from other varieties. T. M. Percival of Brandon took a special prize for a Goat and pair of kids that were much admired during the fair. We. Hen Derson of Brandon was judge of the poultry. products. There was not a very extensive exhibit in Grain outside of that made by supt. Bedford of the experimental farm. There were in All Only sixty five entries in Grain and seeds. The judges Wece messes. Thomas Thompson and Kenneth Campbell both experts in others in order to assist the attractions at the fair. J. E. Wells of Winnipeg and Brandon had a Fine hardware exhibit to the left of the Entrance to the main Hall. Jackson Rob Neon of Brandon made a Fine display in organs and piano from their Musio House. Zink bros., of Brandon bad a Fine exhibit of boots and shoes end other things in the leather line. W. Senkbeil was also an exhibitor in the same line. J Whitelaw of Brandon had a crockery exhibit that was much admired. Wilson of Brandon made a Fine hardware exhibit of which stoves of All kinds were a lending feature. Mias Behan of she Brandon copying office had a compartment in this Section in which she explained the Vir tues of the Type writer. W. A Randy co., of Winnipeg and Brandon had a Fine display in the musical line. They showed some Fine organs and pianos. Miss Pickett a daughter of Tho Rev. Or. Pickett of Brandon played some Fine selections on the piano that proved entertain ing to the vast crowds that visited the build ing. Wilson Smyth of Brandon had a Fine exhibit from their House furnishing establish ment to the right of the main Entrance in which were Fine unites curtains cornices per glasses and handsome pictures. Fleming sons of Brandon had a Fine exhibit from their store at the head of the stairway. Rose co. Had an exhibit in the same line. The display of japanese work made by or. Marchand was a source of great attraction hot boys m earn of f m 21 u during the fair. The finale. The Preat fair closed about six o clock p.m., to the Delight of All who had anything to do with the management. President Bedford Secretary Harkness and the other directors have earned a respite from their labors after the hard work of the past week. Or. W. Walker assistant Secretary is also deserving of a word of Praise for the zealous work done before and during the fair. J. W. Yau Tassel the director who had the general supervision of the main building and responsible for it is deserving of credit for the Way he executed the work entrusted to him. Mayor Kelly As chief magistrate and those in authority with him did All in their Power to provide for the welfare and Comfort of strangers who visited the pity during the week. Or the next thirty cars at White Mana Hans 496 main Street. Encyclopedia Britannica. Revised and amended in connection with a year s subscription to the pit Oba free press to c3-et it i the Complete work in 10 volumes with the free press by paying a month for the encyclopaedia Complete and paper for one year. No better present can be made than a set of encyclopaedias unless it be a year s subscription to a Good paper to be sent to some Distant relative or Friend a daily reminder of your though ulness. An Enne am Grain matters. The exhibits in this class would undoubtedly have been had the fair been held after Harvest. He John Supey t. M. Percival John Isaac and h. A Silhol of Brandon j. B. A of Carberry f Chesley of Alexan Der my. M. Rap of Douglas h. A. Gunningham of rat Fidd and s. Upper of two horses there was a splendid exhibit. In stallions the prize winners were x f Huston Rowland s. Upper son andr. Morrison. J. B. Fraser Barberry d Carig Douglas and h. Nichol bran showed prize teams. In the other Divis ions of this class Eood Stock was shown by Kelson Rogers Pearson George Ive Eble mrs. Itary Mcdonald Thos. Hopwood e. Chesley Kislev Rachwall and Alex. Nio Bol. Tto Viavi Aarau n. Larryp in the and sex i and v j it ecu inned in a Lahl. A samples shown however were Good Ana com prised red Fyfe six rowed Barley White and Black Oats and Green sheaves of All kinds of Grain and grasses that were much admired. Flax seed and native hops were also on exhibition. John Young of Griswold a. Nichol of Alexander s. Hanna of Griswold Rao of Douglas we. Nichol of Brandon Hills and j. D. Fraser were the principal exhibitors and prize takers in Staple grains. John d. Fraser was a contributor of native hops win. Man sell in sheaf Rye and 0. Shields in flax seed. products. The entry in fruits and vegetables was Large and varied. Rhubarb of this season was shown by s. Upper and son of two Rivere and we. Nichol of Brandon Hills. Early Rose potatoes of this year by John Benoe and j. D. Fraser of Brandon were greatly admired and a Hebron variety by John Bissett was also excellent. U. B. Card contributed a Nice assortment of carrots beets Pickle onions radishes and other vege tables. J. Noonan was also a Large Oon Tribu Ator in the same line some cauliflower pars Ley lettuce and celery being particularly Fane. Or. Noonan has an excellent Nursery and gardens in the Vicinity of Brandon. C. Ahoe Bridge is another Large contributor to this Tolaas and carried off nearly All the leading prizes. Prof. Robertson of Ottawa acted As judge in this department in which there were 44 entries. Daisy products. There was not a very Large exhibit in this a Alexander w , of Brandon the butter cheese preserves and of leu the successful exhibitors m there was a Une exhibit m the and Shire Claaska. In the former a. Houn of Dowlas adj. E. Smith of the Stock farm the hib tors. The Firato the celebrated in pored horse charming Charlieann the latter lord a Fine six year old stallion the Shire Orizes were la Cor. us Choc native fruits shown were however Good and would do credit to any fair. John Ramshaw r. E. A. Leech d. Leslie. Jas. Burland t. M. Percival and Leslie Smith were the principal prize exhibitors m butter. J Creighton showed some Fine factory butter and s. Hampton of rapid City some excellent factory and Mads cheese. Mrs. V Foster and John noon exhibited a so numerous were shown. Number of Fine Hor Haras National .00 exhibited two Fine have been Fine assortment made preserves. Of native fruits and Home prof. Robertson was judge Nany of Montreal Percheron stallions which at the experimental farm a. The Iron Grey Boston took first prize and a Blac vitals Bonnie took second Riate j Mcgregor Brandon gave them a close Chase Wuh a Fine Grey Percheron in the a. Colquhoun of Doug Las carried off the honors for the Best heavy draft stallion of any ago or any Breed and j. M Brassard of Uris old that for the Best he avy there was a Large number in the class. Among Murray s. Kirby h. Wheeldon t 17 Wilson the special prizes Given Mcgregor and Bowen for of Brandon. Rhaue Patch Crova. Iii. Of the Dairy products and other things shown in this department. Domestic mantis not does. The entries in this class were Large and principally by ladies. Heavy and Light cover lets Woolen socks and stockings mitts yarn rag carpets and rugs were Awu ered around 0 s ref film tvs Ait Heitl Clear tile Way. Men of thought be up and stirring night and Day. Sow the seed withdraw the curtain Clear the Wayl men of action Aid and cheer them Asye May. There s a fount about to Stream there s a Light about to beam there s a warmth about to glow there s a Oiver about to blow there s a Midnight blackness changing into Grayl men of thought and men of action. Clear the Way once the Welcome Light has broken who shall say what the unimagined glories of the Day what the evil that shall perish in its Ray Aid Tho dawning Tongue and pen Aid it Hopes of honest men Aid it paper Aid it Type Aid it for the hour is Ripe and our Earnest must not Slacken into play. Men of thought and men of action Clear the Way lol the Cloud s about to vanish from the Day. And a Brazen wrong to crumble into Clay. To the bight s about to conquer. Clear the Wayl with the Kight shall Many More enter smiling at the door with the giant wrong shall fall Many others great and Small that for Ages Long have held us for their prey. Men of thought Baacl men of action. Clear Tho Wayl Mackay. La Russ Ali Oil his hand. If then Dost bid thy Friend Farewell. But for one night though that Farewell May no press Thon his hand in thine. How canst thou Tell How far from thee Fate or Caprice May Lead his stops Ere that to Morrow comes men have Boon known to lightly turn the Cor Ner of a Street. And Days have grown to months and to lagging years j Ere they have looked in Loving eyes again. Parting at Best is underpaid with tears and pain. Therefore lest sudden death should come be tween or time or distance clasp with pressure Arm Tho hand of him who goeth Forth us been Fate goeth too will cubs or relieve bilious Ness dizziness dyspepsia. Indigestion jaundice Erysipelas Salt Rheum heartburn headache fluttering of the heart acidity of the stomach dryness s of the skin every from disordered stomach browses or blood. To. Go we Are making to measure the encyclopedia Britannica revised and amended unless in connection with a year s subscription to the free press. Before the free press secured control of this great work the publisher s Price was a set while we give you a set and a years paper for that is what you get by patronizing a live newspaper. Cast Tjit it by subscribing for the daily free press for one year and paying for the paper and books in monthly or other instalments with in 12 months As follows cloth sheep binding. 37.20 half Russia binding. 40.80 or Yeu May pay for the whole in Cash As follows cloth sheep binding. 35.00 half Russia binding. 38.50 and so secure a Good Library reference and a first class daily newspaper Fine French calf boots Kangaroo tops other lines from do. All our own make. Orr Christie 542 main St upon tables in the up mrs. Per Caro of the main Hall w. 0. Foster of bran Hill d. F. Patmore. Farm Middle Church seventeen head All Thi the fair. Amon i o o class were s. Simps f who took a Herd Way trom Selkirk to exhibitors in this sir Upland j. Yield j. Word the Nav w Trossi Eoa Euid j. B. Beresford a. Forsyth j. O. Vali Eiith and 1 wadding Annn there a Fine exhibit transport than Herd of this class. I that weighed ton a in profusion , r. V. Don had quite a Large collection of knitted and Woolen goods which took a number of prizes. Mrs. Leslie Smith of Wawanesa also took prizes in this class. , of Douglas took first prize for twisted and Plain Woolen yarn. My. J. Fleming of Carrolton and mrs. G. Brandon showed Fine samples of Home made bread for which they were awarded prizes. Mrs. Brock had a Fine preserved native fruits made from fruit cultivated m the Brook Nursery gardens to almost adjoining the exhibition grounds. The strawberries of this year s growth were As Large As plums. A he rapid City Woolen Mills owned by Gep. Mcculloch of. Had a Fine exhibit of their manufactures which was greatly admired. Or. James Ovas the manager was present in charge of the exhibit. They showed an Assort ment of Whit and coloured shades in All White and Grey blankets cloths and flannels. The exhibit is a credit to the establishment which is doing a Good business Al though Only started in 1889. Fine arts. There were quits a number of entries in this department. Miss Lizzie Speers of Griswold took several prizes for landscape Flower and panel pwn ing As Well As for Crayon sketches. Miss Mcfadden of bran Don was awarded first place for an Oil paint ing of wild Flowers. J. W. Fleming of Brandon took prizes for animal painting and c Maywood of Brandon a prize for land scape painting. Or. J. A. Brock photographer had a nne exhibit in his line and was awarded a prize for an excellent Crayon portrait by him of Rev. Or. Spence Labe presbyterian minis Ter at Kildonan. Or. W. H. Atherly artist was judge of this Section. Department. The ladies were credited with some work in Domestic manufactures but it in this de Tino Bull under Bull three cows and two we plemed to this Stock and complimented messes. Hall Ana near us in John e Smith of the Beres Ford Stock farm South of Brandon entered a Herd of sixteen head and Caj prizes offered. Their won no this. He was awarded u Silve extra recognition of his Herd. Were Neve stabled nor fed Hay last Winter they were allowed to run at Large and Given class there was Competition but George Keeble of Brandon waa awarded a prize for a very Fine cow. In holsteins there was keen Competition. It is claimed for this class that they Are Good Milker and their popularity with Farmers u. Mcnaught entered a Fine Herd in the class. W. It. Acton and John o 1h Parment that they show up to advantage. The upper Flat of the main building was nearly entirely devoted to their Handiwork. There must have been at Lew 200 entries in this Clasa alone. The judges were mrs. R. Bonerb mrs. Greaves and mrs. Hardie of Brandon and a pretty onerous task they had. Mrs. W. O. Fowler figured largely As a prize win Ner in sofa Cushion covers Wall baskets Tatt Init. Woolen tides shirts fancy table Mats Ami Pillow Shams. Miss Mcfadden took prizes for fancy knitting hair Flowers lace and Bead work. Miss. Powers of Brandon obtained awards for Crotchet work mexican needlework Embro Dery and quilts. The exhibit from St. Joseph s Convent is worthy of special mention covering As it did everything in ornamental and useful Needle work Point in a work Leachet work child s incident of the French Camp. You know to French stormed ratio soon. A Milo of so away on a Little Mound Napoleon stood of our storming Day with Aeck fancy How legs wide arms locked behind. As if to balance the prone brow oppressive with his mind. Just As perhaps he mused my plans that soar to Earth May fall. Let once my army Leader Lannes waver at yonder out to riot the Battery smokes there flew a rider bound on bound full galloping nor bridle Drew until he reached Tho Mound. Then off Thoro Flung in smiling Joy and held himself erect by just his horse s mane a boy. You hardly could suspect so tight to kept his lips compressed scarce any blood came you looked twice Ero you saw his breast waa All but shot in two. Cried to emperor by god s Grace we be got you Kat Isbon the marshal s in tha Market place. And you la be there an ii to see your Flag Bird Flap his vans where i to heart s desire. Perched Himl the chief s Eye flashed his plans soared up again like fire. The chief s Eye flashed but presently softened itself As sheaths a the Mother Eagle s Eyo when her bruised eaglet breathes. You re wounded the Soldier s Pride touched to the Quick he said i m killed Sirel and his chief beside smiling the boy fell dead. Browning. Winnipeg in rial exp in n sept. 28th to oct. 3rd, 1891 Ostia prizes a Biz list free on application for prize lists and other information address the Secretary treasurer. Belt. Alex. Macdonald . President. Buy two Oft lie Best Corner lots on Logan Street 10o x 100 feat. Shoo will buy two Corner lots on hug Gina Street. S3-30.q. Will buy three Corner lots tin Euclid Street. Q lots on Burrows Avenue near main Street. Cheap. Cakruther8 Brock office 453 main St Winnipeg for july. Uce Eui pure contributors in c entries the print Alai class offered. Eui pure Wor Eye it embroidery fancy Basket work Cones d other things too Shanks of City and sirs. Mrs. A. Smith of . J. W. Nash of Oak late Brandon had a novel exhibit Pillow lace m drove so of manufacture. It a known As real pc Nissan lace and take nearly five hours to Jingle so Thoi of in Maldon arse number of res Trench Alex. Nichol t. M. E h. M. V. T the to Herd of cattle was award we co w. Lister of Middle Church. Shusel. There waa quite a Rumber entries in sheep. The Only cues represented How Ever were Leicester and Shron varieties and of fat 3heep. R. There were also on bouquets of wild two. Lands of Sunshine and of love one sported glad As Bright winged Birds in flight e Rorn. Furrowed seas while storm winds crashed above one lifted hopeless eyes to meet the night. Lol How the gods do cheat oar human Powers of skill to read the future from the Pastl death like a Serpent bit among the Flowers Ulfo Roda triumphant on the whirlwind s Blas Elizabeth Blake. Death s first lesson. Three sad strange things already death hath shown to me who lived but yesterday. My love. Who loved to ids my hands and lips above All other heart upon my own. So Oft has me now life has flown .31. And shuddering turns away. Thonen Wiio strove my Trust to win All my Faith did prove sees to my Pale still form a bar o Ertta own to sonic most dear desire while one who sparse 0-Tjlsrs and sporting goods brim full of valuable information respecting the resources of the country from Lake Superior to the Pacific coast with numerous illustrations. There is nothing better to Send to absent friends or to per sons you want to inform about the great West. Subscription a year single copies Loc. For Sale at the office of publication 191 Lom Bard Street Winnipeg. Window Glass i single and double strength. Polished plate for store fronts Asid private houses. Coloured Glass a great variety of tints in Ven Etian Morocco. Muffled Catha dral Plain and enamelled. . Stephens co Market St. Bast. Address the world Winnipeg. Western the Blueberry season has opened up. I am receiving fresh consignments every from rat Portage and i am now in position to Supply any Quantity either wholesale or retail. I buy direct from the Pio kerb and can 6eu As cheap if hot cheaper than anybody in the Nus Inesa. Parties outside can have them shipped direct by writing a. Gibson second St., rat Portage or 456 Alexander St., Winnipeg i of valuable fab1i property. Under and by virtue of the Powers contained in two certain mortgages which will be produced at the time of Sale there will be sold by Public auction by m Covay auctioneer at m3 auction Booma no 202 Portage Avenue in the City of Winnipeg on saturday the 15th Day of August 1891, at the hour of twelve o clock noon she following property situate in tie county of Shoal Lake in the province of Manitoba and being composed of the North ballot Section Twenty two m township sixteen in Range number Twenty four West of the first principal Meridian. Tbk5is ten per cent of the Purchase Money must be paid at the time of Sale balance in Accord Ance with conditions of which will be made known at the time of Sale. For further particulars and conditions of Sale apply Allan . Vendor s solicitors. Dated at Winnipeg this 20th. Day of july a. A 1891. We have frequent enquiries from parties desiring to invest considerable Buiji in High class mortgagee. Tho two having such Loans to offer Are to orc tunicate with us. Ste Hlib Exchange bought Sankers and brokers great railway. Moing at 11.30 Bio icons of tin a them railway leave the . Depot Foi grand Forks Fargo great Falls Helena anal where close made to All Linta also connecting at and in Union depot for All trains South and East f through connections to London St. Toronto Niagara Falls mint Wal now mid All Points in Ontario or United states. A Nick time. Be colons. Bars opt elegant dining and Boniet sleep Noart f an on of toils. Send Complete time table rate Balling list of Ocean steamers. Through Tio Keto to Liverpool London sad the Oon neat at the very lowest bites Llo kete Umed to bring Yogi Irlonda oot to old country at from tenders sealed tenders will be received at the office of the Secretary treasurer of the Winnipeg Soho Board up to 4 o clock a m., on tuesday july 21st, for the Pur Chase for Cash of lots 3, 4, and a fronting on Princess Street As shown on plan dated August 30 1881 of subdivision of Lota a 4 and 6, Brooke Parish lot 35, St John. Tenders to be addressed to the undersigned marked tenders for Purchase of pro the highest or any tender not necessarily of opted. _ ses auction Sale. Tie Stock in Trade of Jon. W. Lang own Genera merchant of the town of Portage la Prairie will be sold at a rate on the Dollar by pub to auction at 1030 pm. On the 31st Day of july 1891, at the office of the under Eismon Corner 2nd Avenue and 2nd Street North consisting of the dry oeds dents furnishings ready made clothing hats and Caps. Fura and fur goods boots and Sheti groceries. Crockery shop furniture Etc. Noonan were awarded prizes Hibits. Main Hall exhibits. A very attractive feature of the main Hall wat the display Mado by business men and no fond and nattering word of love or who Only cold and Stern reproof to Al my foolish unconsidered this one would glad have died that i might live this heart alone j. Whitney q p. 1, to. Paul chairman building committee the time Foz above a extended up to thursday August Etc 1891. Job a 314 90 40 197 90 1178 37 428 77 98 38 106 76 4668 00 Book accounts. 171 62 Texe Miracle. Thy Lipstas it endowed with Potency divine changed -.vith, a word my Luo from water into wine. W. Bowen. To contractors tenders wanted tenders will be received up to july 80th, for the erection of a methodist Church in the town of Alor Den. Die Church to be 40 i 72, Stone basement and Brick veneer. Plans and specifications maybe seen at Snow Den Kelson s office Morden and at a h. Wheelers architect Winnipeg. The lowest or any tender net necessarily accepted. W. H. Snowden Stock can be seen on the premises and Stock at the office of the undersigned. Terms Cash or Quarter Cash and the balance in two four and Sli months with interest at the of seven per cent per annul with satisfactory Security. G d debt Randy official Winnipeg 21st july 1s91. From Portage Avenue East to 2nd ave. North. Cor. King1 and Banno Vyne a ;