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Deposits will be received on interest, and on current account.

Drafts granted on the varieus Agencies and correspondents of the Bank.

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Charlottetown, Sept. 22, 1882.

MERCHANT TAILOR,

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Gur Readymade Clothing is Manufactured on the Premises,

fashionably cut, well sewed, and having good trimmings, Wili be sold as Cheap as Imported. We invite you to inspect our Goods.

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(SHE proprietor of this Establishment, owing to the increased

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Hard Bread, Plain and Vancy Bisenits, &e.,

AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE,

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2uddo, $4, Jhomas Murphy. Middleton.

| B8eddo, $2, Donald Taylor, North Be-

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Prince County Exhibition !

kRRIZE. LIST

HORSES.

2ad do, $5, William Francis.

Best Draft Stallion owned .in County, although not bred in County, $8, Monta- gue Gardiner, Let 16 + 2nd do, 8, Petr McRae | Best Carriage S allion, $8, George Me- | Farlang, Bedeque.

| 2udMo, $5, Cornelius Campbell, Cape ; Traverse. Best Carriage Mare and Foal, $6,

3rd do, $2, Benj. Tanton, St. Eleanors. | Best Draft Mure and, Foal, $6, Jesse , Burns; Freetown. | » 2ud do, $4, Benj. Tanton, St. Eleanors. |

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Best Etitire Draft Colt, under 3, $6, Ben}. Campbell, Freetown.

Zod do, $3, Robert Glover, Summerside | Best Carriage Stallion owned in County, although not. bred in County, $8, Lewis | Huestis, Lot 14.

20d do, $5, James H. Crossman, Free- i town.

Bost Entire Carriage Colt, under 3, $6, | Jabez Lea, Tryon.

2ud do, $5, John Kelly, Somerset.

Best Draft Filly, under 38, $5, James McMurdo, Wilmot Valley.

2°d do, $3. T. C. Compton, St. El -anors. |

3rd do, $1 50, Donald Ross, Bedeque. |

Best Carriage Filly under 3, $5, John Walker, Freetown.

2ad dd, $3, Abraham Schurman, Centre- ville. Best Entire Carriage, Colt under 2, $4, George lawan, Lot/17.

2n't doy $3, Stephen McInnis.

Srd do, $1.50, James Brehaut, Lot 19. |

Judge Dougald 8. Wright, Major Clarke, Thomas Donalds, James Heffel.

CATTLE.

Best Ayrshire Bull, any age, 3G, Caleb Schurman, Freetown.

Bost Bull of any age or breed, $6, George Compton. St. Eleanors.

2nd dy,. $3, James McMurdo, North Bedeque,

Best Shorthorn Bull under 3 years, $6, D. H. McDonald, Bedeque.

Best Avrshire Bul, under 3 years, $5, Alex. Lefurgey, Bedeque.

Best yearling thoroughbred Shorthorn bul), #4, Berj. Cole, Bexj Cole, B- deque.

2nd de, {recommended, ) Linus McMillan Kensington.

Best yearling Ayrshire bull, $4, George Bo!llum, Egmont Bay.

Best Milch Cow, $4, Theo. J. Clarke, Sommerside.

2ud.do, $3, Thomas E. Cannon, St. Eleaner’s,

Best Cow with her Calf, $5, Dougald §. Hint, Darnley.

2nd do, $3, Alex. Laird. Bedeque.

Best Heifer under 3 years, $4, Donald Ross, Bedeque:

2nd do, $2.50, Alex. Laird, Wilmot.

Best Heifer, under 2 years, $3.60, Thos, Glover, Summerside.

2ud do, $2.50, Wm. Cairns, Summerside.

Best Shorthorn bull calf, $3, Maynard Schurman, Freetown.

2nd do., (recommended), Edward Hogg, New Annan.

Best Ayrshire Heifer calf, $3, William Lefurgey, Wilmot.

Judges.— Stephen McMillan, William Schurman, Henry Davison, George Sinclair. SHEEP,

Best Ram, any age, longwoo}, $4, George Cuorep*on, St. Eleanor’s.

2rd do, $2, Willian Andrew, St. Elea- nor’s.

Bist Ram— gray-faccd Downs, or short- wool, $5, James Hetfel, Travellers Rest.

2nd wo, $2, Peter Stavert, Widmot.

Best Ram, any ege, breed or cross, $4, Frank Glydon, Margate.

Best Ram Lamb, long-wool, $3, John G. Mullin, Kensington.

2..d do, $2, Stewars Barns, Freetown.

Best yearling Ram, gray-faced, or short- wool, $3, William Hacker, Wilmot.

Best Kam Lamb, grey-faced or short- | woul, $3, George J. Brown, Margate.

2nd do, Thomas Barris, Lot 19.

Best pen of 3 long-w ol Ewes having reared lambs this season, $5,Dougald Hunt, Darnley.

2nd do, $3, Frank Glydon, Margate. |

Best pen 3 Ewes, other breed or cross,

$3, di .

do. 2nd do, $2, Stewart Burns, Freetown. | Best pen of 3 Ewe lambs, grey-faced Downs, $4, do. Best pen of 3 yearling long-wool Ewes, $4, Frank Glydon, Margate. Qid do, $2.50, William Moast, Lot 19. | Best pen of 3 yearling Ewes, grey-faced | or short-wool, $4, James Heffel Traveller's | Res. 2nd do, $2, William Moast, Lot 19. PIGS. Best Berkshire Boar, $5, David Rogers, Freetown. Best Breeding Sow, $5, William Andrews, St. EZleanor’s. 2nd do., $3, William Craswell, St. leanor ’s. Best Berkshire Sow, $5, Wm. Lefurgey, St. Eleanor’s. Best pen of two Pigs, un ler six months, $4, Win. Lefurgey. St. Eleanor’s GRAIN. Best two bushels White Wheat, $4, Wa. McCalium, Bedeque 2.10 do., $2, Jabez Burris, New Annan, Best two Ouchels Red Waceat, $4, John Gafaey, Summerside. 2nd do., 82, William McCallum, Be- deque. Best two bushels two-rowed Bazley, $8, Angus McDonald, Bedeque. 2nd do., $2, Hubert Mills, St. Eleanor’s. B-st two boeshe’s Black Oais, $3, Thomas

Best pen of 3 Ewe lambs, long-wool, $4, '

Best two bushels White Oats, $3, Wm. Cairns, Sammerside., Zod do., $2, Hubert Mills, St. Eleanor’s. Best two buehels Buckwheat (Beechnut), $3. Ralph Schurman, Freetown. 2nd do., $2, Colin Shurman, Freetown. best two bushels Buckwheat (Gravel), $3, Diniel Dickieson. 2ud de., $2, Henry Dawson. GRASS SEEDS. Best bushel Timothy Seed, $2, Arch’d. | Ramsay, Malpeque. " 2nd do., $1, Alexander Lefurgey, Be- eqne. } _ Best 20 lbs. Red Ciover, John Gaffney, Sumwereide. 2nd do,, Peter Stavert, Wilmot. Best -half-bushel. Flax Seed, $1, Mrs. Shea, Tryou. Best 10° Tbs. Summerside, Jndgés—Wm. Simpson, Murdoch Ross, | P. Duffy, J. H. Webster.

Alsike, $1, John Gaffney,

POTATOES, ROOTS AND VEGETABLES.

Best half bushel Prolifics, $1, George Schurman, Lot 19.

2nd do., 75 cts., St. Eleanor’s.

3rd do.) 50 cts., H. A. Compton, Sum- merside.

Best half bushel Jackson Whites, $1, J. F P. Holland, Bedegue.

2nd do , 75 cts., Lachlan McNeill, Tryon.

Best half bushel Calicoes, $1, Artemas Hooper, Bedeque.

2nd do., 75 ets., do. do.

Best half bushel Early Rose, $1, Joseph Linkle ther, St. Eleanors

2nd do., 75 .cts., Benj. Montgomery, New Annan.

3rd. dce., 50 ets., George Schurman, Bedeque.

Best. half bushel new kind, $1, Samuel J. | Glydon, Margate.

2nd do., 75 cts., Richard Murray, St.

Nelson Howatt, North

| Eleanor’s.

3rd. do,, 50. cts., George Schurman, : Lot 19.

Best 10 Swede Turnips, $1, Edward Darby, Egmont Bay.

2nd do., 50 cts., Lemang Richard, Fif- teen Point.

3rd do. .30 ets., John M Baker, Bedeque,

Best dozin Table Carrots, $1, Angus Mc- Donald, Bedeque. , roy

2ud do., 50.cts.; James Muirhead, Sum- mei side.

Best half dozen Sugar Beets (weight), $1, H. A. Stewart, Hamilton.

Zod do,; do., $1, H. A. Compton, Sum- merside. ann

Best: 3° Cabbage (Flat Dutch), 50 cts,

Henry Seal-s, St. Eleanor’s.

Best .3. Cabbage (Drum Head), 50 cts., Wm. McCallum, Bedeque.

Best 3 Cabbage (Winningstead) 50 cts. , H. A. Compton, Stimmerside.

Best 3 Red Cabbages, do., 50 cts., Her- bert Compton, St. Eleanor’s.

Best one dozen Onions, 50 cts., R. H. MeDonald, do.

Best one dozen Parsnips, 50 cts., H. A. Compton, Summerside. |

Best two lbs. Shallots, 50 cts., James Moirh ad, do.

Best half d’ zen Roots Celery, 50 cts., E. | H. Wr'ght, do.

Best half dozen Mangol Wurtzel, 50 cts., Lemang Richard, Fifteen Point.

Best half dozen Cucumbers, 50 cts., Mrs. Ronals. McInnis, 7 Mile Bay.

Best half dozen Pumpkins, Capt. Grady, | Summerside

Best 3 Cauliflowers, 50 cts., Wm. Me-, Callum, Bedeque.

Best Tomatoes, 50 cts., Artemas Hooper, ’ Bedeque.

Best Corn, Philip Baker, Summerside. |

Best balf-bushel Vetches, $1, 8. E. Daw- son, E!lerslie.

Best half bushel White Beans, $1,Philip Baker, Summerside.

Beft one doxen ears Indian Corn, 50 cts., Pnhilip Baker, Summerside. » ;

Bes! half-bushel. Field Peas, $1, Wm.) Rogers, Summerside.

FISH.

Bes: half barrel Mackerel, Island catch, ! $4, John A. Matheson, Campleton, Lot 4.

2nd do, $3, Isaac McInnis, Miminigash.

Best half quintal Codfish, do. $3, George Shran. Summerside.

2nd do, $2, John McDonald, Lot 14. '

Best half-dozen Cans preserved Mackerel, $2, Clark & Robblee.

Best do. Lobsters. $2, W. H. Belyea, Miminigash,

2nd do, $1, Clark & Robblee,

Judges. — William Callaghan, George Thomson, James Brazil.

FRUITS.

Best Hislop Crab Apples, $1, Marcus' Deaco:', Freetown.

2nd do, 50 cts. D. A. Cobb, Wilmot-

Best basket Cooking Apples, $1, Mrs. Burris, New Annan.

Best basket Eating Apples, $1, Ralph Schurman, Freetown,

Best basket Winter Keeping Apples, $1, Mrs. J. Burris.

Best basket Crab Apples, $1, Mrs. Nelson Inman.

2nd do. 50 cts. Neil McGougan.

Best Transcendant Crab Apples, $1, Marcus D-.acon.

2nd do. 50 cts. Thomas Ramsay, Lot 18.

Best basket Grapes, 50 cts. Richard Murray, St. Eleanor’s.

2nd do. 25 cts. Martha Murray, St. Eleanor’s.

BUTTER AND CHEESE. Best tub or crock of butter, not less than | 20 .b. €3, John Howard, Freetown. 2uda do, $2 Mrs. Peter Miller, Bideford. 3rd d-, $1, George Bollam, Evmont Biy. Best Cheese, nut Iss than 12 Ibs. $2, Jaues F. McNatt, Daroley. 2od do. $1. Miss M. Leard, St. Eleanors. Best box Honey, not less than 10 ]bs, $1, Jame- Gon he, Summerside. Y Zod do. 60 cts: John M Biker, Bedegue | FLOUR AND MBAL. Best 20 Ibs. Oatmédal, $1, William Smith, Margate. Best 20 ths. Pearl barley, $1, Benjamin’ Muteh, Summerside,

Bes 20 los, buckwheat four; Gly George.

guid do. , 92, Ralph Yehurman, Freckiwn, ' ¥, Kiawmany Tor 14,

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CARRIAGES AND SLEIGHS.

Best double-seated Wegzon, $5, George Shaw, St. Eleanor’s.

2nd do, $3, William Bowness, New Annan,

Best single do, $5, Cornelius Morrison, St. Elesnor’s.

2nd do, D. V. McDonald. do.

Best Single Sleigh, $2, William Bouness, New Annan,

2nd do, $1, William Wright, do.

Best new Truck Waggon, $5, Lea & Fowler, North Bedeque.

Judges—James Kelly, Angus McDonald,

Isaac W. Scharman, Edwit Proctor. LEATRER AND BOOTS.

Best side Neats Leather, $2, George Histon, Summerside.

Best side Grain do, $2, Thos. Hinton, Summerside.

Best Calfskin, $2, do.

Best Harness, $2, do.

Best Sheepskin Linings, colored, $1, Ernest. Robson. do.

Best Wool Mat, dyed, $1, do.

Judges—Mark Pound, Edwin Darby.

NEEDLE WORK AND PAINTINGS.

Best piece of bead or needle work, $2, Mrs. E. H. Wright, Summerside.

2nd do, $1, do.

3rd do, 50 cts., Miss Schurman,

Best Painting in Water Colors, $2, Miss Martha McNeill. Summerside.

2nd @o, $1, Arthur Howe.

2rd do, 50cts., Mr. Ackerman.

Best Oil Painting, $2, Miss Lucy Pope.

Best Crayon, Arthur Howe.

Judges—Mrs. James Kelly and Col. Duvar.

FLORICULTURE.

Best 3 Geraniums, 50 cts., Mrs. Hunter, Summerside.

Best 3 Pansies, 50 cts., Misss Nellie Crabbe, Summerside.

Best 3 Roses, 50 cts., Mrs. Cannon, St. Eleanor’s.

Best 3 Daisies,50 cts. ,Miss Nellie Crabbe, Summerside.

Best hand bouquet Flowers, 50 cts,, Miss Minnie Crabbe, Summerside. TEXTILE FABRICS IN WOOL, KNIT GOODS AND

FANCY WORKS.

- Rest ten yards black full-dressed Cloth, #3, Mrs, Henry Dawson, Tryon. 2ud do,, $2, Herbert Yeo, Port Hill. Best 10 yards grey full-dressed Cloth, $3. Mrs. Henry Dawson, Tryon. Best do.. Women's Wear (plain), $1, Mrs. Wm. Lefurgey. Wilmot. Best do., Mixed Fabric, $2, Mrs. Shea, Tryon. ; 2nd do., $2, Mrs. Henry Dawson, Tryon. r Best do., Fancy Shirting, $2, Mrs. Shea, ryon. 2nd de., $1, Mrs. Andrews, St. Elean- or’s, Best do., White Flannel (twilled), $1, Mrs. Wim. Lefurgey, Wilmot. Best do., Wool Carpeting, $2, Mrs. Major Schuman, Bedeque. 2nd do., $1, Mrs. A. McQuarrie, Searle- town. Best Lady’s Shawl, $2, Miss Lilly Nuonan, Lot 27. 2ad do, $1, Miss Isabella Cairns, Best Horse, Rog, $1, Mra. Wm. Lefurgey, Wilmot. Best. pair plankets, $2, Mrs, B. Mont- gomery, New Annan. Best Counterpane, Douglass, Lot 19. Best Hearth Rag, all wool, $2, Mrs. Ca'eb Taylor. 2nd do, $1, Mrs. Joseph Brehaut. Best. do, any material, $2, Mrs. Lord, Freetown. 2nd do, $1, Mise Kickham. Best Door Mat, $1, Mrs. Joseph Brehant. Best Business Suit. winter wear, $4, Murdoch MeLec d, Summerside. Best half dezen Towels, $1, Mrs. David Thompson, Tryon. Best Table Cloth, $1, Mrs, Allan Me- Leod, Lot 16, Best Linen Sheets, $1, do. Best sample Flax, hackled, $1, Wm. Morrison, Tryon. Best pair Men’s Drawers, $1, Mrs. Ed- mond Kinsman, Summerside. Best 3 pairs Socks, $1, Miss Devina Cairns. Best GS pairs Stockings, $1, Mrs, Alian McLeod. Best 3 pairs winter Mitts, 50 cts, Miss Maria Sharp, Lot 19. Best collection Knit Goods, $2,Miss Mary Schurman, Freetown.

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