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SECOND DAY.

Grand Weather—Thousands in Attendance.

LIVE-STOCK BXBIBITS.

THE HORSE PARADE.

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Tue splendid weather of yesterday con- tinued to-day, and thousands were again in attendance. The parade of horses was the strong attraction of this forenoon, The beautiful young animals were admired by an immense circle of spectators.

THE SHGW OF HORSES.

This was—as it always is—the finest, the most creditable and the most interesting feature of the exhibition. Ig was larger aud finer this year than ever before. There were two hundred and six entries —and a large number of the entries were for mares and foals, so that there were upwards of two hundred and tifty herses on the grounds—and only a hundred and t wenty- eight stalls! Mr. Commissioner Horne had his hands full. But everything passed off as smoothily as possible, considering the active competition and all the circum- stances. The judges seem to have been well selected ; for, though all the compéeti- tors were not by any means satisfied with the awards, wo heard much less complaint than usual about wrong judgments and ‘that sort of thing,’—2nd the work was done promptly. We learn that in cases in which there was little difference between the animals in competition, resort was had to judging by points—and it may be that to this it is to be attributed the greater satisfaction given chis year.

The horses on exhilvition were drawn from all parts of ‘the country, east west, north and south. We cannot attempt to notice all the anmals worthy of notice—we have neither time nor space. Special mention must, however, be made of the Messrs. Dockendorff, of North River, who had, we are told, seventeen very fine horses in the ring, and won several of the prizes. Mr. John Richard's splendid im- ported stallion Physician was among the few imported horses shown; also Mr. Wood-

side’s lively young Westlawn,-—and each had his circle of admirers. For the res*, we must refer our readers to

the prize list, merely remarking that many of the animals for which prizes were award- ed will compare very favorably with the best of their kind shat are imported.

We regret that the splendid young stal- lion Forest King, sired by All Right,” dam Nellie Bligh, by Rysdyk 3rd (653), owned by Henry and Roberts, of Murray Harbor, aud shown with great success at George- town, was unavoidably absent, owing to Mr. Robert’s illness.

CATTLE.

it was particularly pleasing to see such a strong exhibit of cattle; for there is no class of live stock in this Province requir- ing more improvement. The calves and yearlings on exhibition were, taken alto- together, a very fine lot, and promise well for the future,—if only they are well dis- tributed throughout the country; and there were very fine individuals among both bulls and cows The first ‘herd meriting attention was that of the Hon. D. Fergu- son, who built a shed at his own expense, and exhibited his very interesting herd of pure-bred Galloways, —althought no prize was offered in which they could be entered for competition Of these there were a bull, four cows and four calves —all coal black, hornless and in prime condition. if a prize had been offered for the best calf on the field, regard being had to age, it would probably have been awarded to Mr. Ferguson on account of one of these Gal- loways. The points in favor of these cattle for this country are: they are exception- ally hardy, good rustlers, easily kept, fur- nish beef of the primest quality, and, while not large milkers, give milk of the best quality. There is a distinctiveness in their type which attract attention, and they were greatly admired yesterday. With the Gal- loways Mr. Ferguson exhibited nine pure- bred Short-horn and Ayrshire calves, and two Shorthorn Cows with other cattle to the number of 26 or 2—altogether a re-

markably fine lot for one person Henry Longworth, Esy., showed a number of

splendid cows, heifers and calves in Short- horns and Ayrshires, including a good many prize winners. Mr. E. R. Brow’s beauti‘ul herd of eight Guerngeys and the Jersey bulls, cows and calves shown by his Worship the Mayor and Messrs. T. A Mce- Lean, William Owen and John A. Long- worth were greatly admired by all admir- ers of the bovine race. Among the ani- mals noticed particularly were a splendid shorthorn bull, owned by Mr. Edward Kelly, of Lot 48; a very fine two-year-old bull, owned by Albert Boswell, Esq., an equal! fine two-year-old Ayrshire bull, own- ed by Mr. John, A. Ferguson. In view of the difficulty of moving cattle, it was very pleasing to note among the best of the young cattle, some from the out counties. Mr. Fred. E. Bovyer, of Georgetown, eX- hibited with success in several classes. SHEEP AND PIGS.

The competition in respect to sheep and pigs was very active, and many of the ani- mals were exceptionally tine—though we failed to see any very material improve- ment on those of former years.

AGRICULTUKAL IMPLEMENTS.

There was a good show of agricultural implements and machinery by Messrs. A. Horne & Co., Donald McKenzie, H. T. Le- Page, Mark Wright & Co., and Mr. Robertsom: These included self-binders, mowing machines, thrsshing machines, a large wariety of potato diggers, spring harrows, grain crushers s':d many other articles, all of which were examined Sy hundreds of farmers. A practical appli- cation of Mr. Beecher Crosby's very in- genious invention of a brake for waggons when going down hill was seen and admir- ed by many.

THINGS WORTHY OF MENTION.

_ A sample of gooseberries, grown by Wil- liam Heard, ., and preserved in methel-

ayted spirits, diteen ‘of which fled en

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ordinary pickle bottle! A sample of straw- berries shown by Mr. fectioner, of this city, picked yesterday ! The pure emulsion of codfish oil exhibit- ed by Richard W. Jordon mended by the judges.

HORSES.

Richards, Bideford; 2d, S’side; 3d, R B Morrison, Tryon.

Carriage or Trotting hands 2 inches, Island bred—Ist, Jas H

Montague; 2d, John J Rodd,, Middleton,

Dockendorff, North River, John Currie, Lot 30.

2a, do; 3rd,

bred—Ist, Charles Dockendorf,

Dockendorff, North River.

land bred-—lst, T A McLean, city; 2d, Robert Martin, Bay View; 3d, Jas Byrne, North River.

Entire Carriage Colt under 2 years, land bred—-ist, R B McMillan, Brackley Point Road; 2d, WD Clarke, Cavendish, 3a, Henry Horne, Winsloe Road.

Carriage Mare with brel—ist, Jos Kennedy, Brackley Point Road; 2d, RB McMillan, do; 3d, Daniel McLean, Clyde River.

Carriage Filly under 4 years, Island bred —lst, David McEwen, West River; 2d, John Richards, Bideford; 3d, Mrs Ding- weil, Morell.

Carriage Filly under 3 years, Island bred —1st,/Wm MjLeard, Caven lish; 2a, Deacon Balderston, North Wiltshire; John J Me- Eachern, West St Peters.

—-Ist, Ben} Dockendortt, North River; 2d,

lake, City. Carriage Foal, Island bred— Ist, McPhee, North River; 2d, Charles Docken- dorff, do; Jas Simpson, Hope River. Cart Stallion, Island bred

34, Jas McMillan, S’side. Entire Cart Colt wader 4 years, Island ‘ros, North Wiltshire; 34, J Fred Seaman, Suffolk. Eutire Cart Colt under 3 bred

years,

Sable.

Entire Cart Colt under 2 years,

Sullivan, Vernon River Bridge. Cart Mare with her foai—Ist, St

stan’s College; 2d, A D Callbeck, Tryon

3d, John Robertson, North River. 7

—1st, Jas McMillan, Brackley Point Road

Cullen, North Wiltshire. Cart Filly under 3 years—Ist, Howatt, I'ryon; 2d, John Fitzpatrick, Cit 3d, John. McWilliams, Royalty; = Cart Filly under 2

Road.

Wm McGrath, Mill Cove; 34d, Intyre, do.

Wm

CATTLE. Purebred Shorthorns.

Bull, any age—Ist, Edward 48; 24d, Henry Lane, Lot 49.

Ball, calved in 1887—ILst, well, Lot 49; 2d, Jos Wise, North Milton.

Bull Calf, caived Longworth, Royalty; 2d, D Ferguson, Kast River; 3rd, H Longworth, Glynwood.

2d, H Longworth, Glynwood.

Geo’town. Heifer, calved in

East River.

guson, Fast River; 2d, do. Purebred Ayrshire. Bull, any age—Ist,

Robt Thompson Suffolk Road.

guson, East River; 2d, David McEwen, West River; 3rd, A W Stewart, Cavendish.

Bail, calved in 1888—I1st, J Smith, Rocky Point.

Bull, calved in 1889—Ist D Ferguson, East River; 2d, Glynwoed ; 3rd, do.

Cow, in milk—Ist, H Longworth, Glyn- wood; 2nd, A Robertson, East River; “rd, LD Fergusen, city.

Heifer, calved in 1887—Ist, D Ferguson, city; 2nd, F E Bovyer, Georgetown; 3rd, do, do.

Heifer, calved in 1888—1st, D Ferguson, city; 2ad, H Longworth, Glynwood; 3rd, Wallace Rodd, Brackley Point Road.

guson, city; 2nd, A Robertson, East River, 3rd, F E Bovyer, Georgetown. Pure-Bred Jerseys or Guernseys.

2nd, T A McLean, city; 3rd, John H Gill, Little York.

Buil, calved in 1888—E R Brow, city.

Bull Calf, calved in 1889—T A McLean, city.

Cow, iu milk—Ist, Hon T H Haviland, McLean, city.

Heifer, caived in 1887—William Owen, Keppoch. Haviland, city; 2ad, E R Brow, city; 3rd, John A Longworth, city.

Heifer Calf, caived in 1889—E R Brow, city; 2d, do, do; 3rd, do, do.

Shorthorn vr Holstein Grades.

alty; 3rd, B E Wright, do.

Ist, Albert Boswell, He fer calved in 1888—1st, B E Wright,

3rd, BE Wright, Royalty.

ty; 3rd, Albert Boswell, Lot 49.

Ayrshire, Jersey or Guernsey Grades,

Lot 49; 34, Wm Adams, City.

sun, Kast River; 24, W Henry, City,

DAILY EXAMINER, -_

is highly recom-

Stallion over 15 Divgwell, Marie; 2d, J EB Buchanan, Lower Carriage or Trotting Stallion not over 15

hands 2 inches high, Island bred—Ist, Geo

Entire Carriage Colt under 4 years, Island North River; 2d, Robert Jones, Lot 49; 3d, Jas A

Entire Carriage Colt under 3 years, Is- Is-

her Foal, Island |

Carriage Filly under 2 years, Island bred H Longworth, Giynwood; 34, John Stan-} Allen

ist, Jobe} Stewart, city; 2d, Michael Steel, Scotchfort;

bred—Ist, J J Trainor, City; 2d, McLean

Island " Ist, John Horne, Winsloe Road; 2d, }alamb this season Wm Smith, Eldon; 3d. WH Enman, De- ) Island | bred—Ilst, Morris Wright, Bedeque; 24d, Duncan McLean, Long Creek; 3d, Owen | 3rd, F B Bovyer, Geo'town. Dun- Cart Filly under 4 years—Ist, Richard | Stockman, North River; 2d, John Walker, | Royalty; 3d, John Kobertson, North River. Mare for general purposes under 3 years 2a, Edward Carey, Royalty; 3d, Michael | Artemas years—Ist, H Me- Leod, Dunstaffnage; 2d, Jos Clarke, North

Wiltshire; 3d, Alex Scott, Brackley Point

Cart Foal—lst, A D Calbeck, Tryon; 24, Me-

Kelly, Lot Albert Bos-

in 1889—Ilst, B F

Cow, in milk—ILst, B F Longworth, Rty;

Cow, calved in 1887, in calf or milk —Ist, H Longworth, Glynwood; 2d, F E Bovyer;

1888—lI1st, B F Long- worth, Royalty; 2d, do, 3rd, D Ferguson,

Heifer Calf, calved in 1889—I1st, D Fer-

Jacob Judson, Lot 49; 2d, Stephen Haslam, Springfield; 3rd,

Bull, calved in 1887—I1st, John A Fer-

Heifer Calf, calved in 1889 —Ist, D Fer-

Bull, any age—Ist, Wm Owen, Keppoch;

city; 2nd, Wm Owen, Keppoch; 3rd, T A

Heiter, calved in 1888—Iist, Hon T H

Cow in milk, any age—Ist, H McKin- nov, Highfield; 2ad, Wm J Palmer, Roy-

Heifer calved in 1887, in calf or milk— Lot 49; 2nd, B E! Wright, Royalty; 3rd, Wm H Fraser, city. Royalty; 20d, H Longworth, Glynwood;

Heifer Calf, calved in 1889—Lst, Albert | Boswell, Lot 49; 2nd, B E Wright, Royal-|

Cow in milk, any age—2d, Jacob Judson,

ent a Sone am

Heifer, calved in 1888—Ist, D McKen-

3d, Dr Beer, do. Heiter Calf, calved in 1889 , Vernon River; 2d, D McKenzie,

Roy-

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jalty. :

| Judges James Dorsey, George Comp- ‘ton, John Nichols, Charles Mutch, Joho

Imported Trotting Stallion -Ast, John! C, Clarke. BN Woodside, |

SHEEP. Purebred Leicesters.

Ram, any age—lIst, A Boswell, Lot 49;

2d, George Tweedy, North River. 3d, i Longworth, Glynwood. Rain, yearling—Ist, Henry E_ Lane,

Lot 49; 2d, A Boswall, do; 3d, H Lane,

do.

Ram Liamb—Ist, A Boswell, Lot 49; 2d, H Lane, do; 3d, A Boswell, cdo.

Pair Ewes, any age, having each reared a lamb this season—Ist, A Boswell, Lot 49; 2a, do; 3d, H Lane, do.

Pair Ewes, yearling—Ist, H Longworth, Glynwood; 2d, H Lane, Lot 49; 3d, A Boswell, do

Pair Ewe Lambs—Ilst William Clarke, North Wiltshire; 2d, A Boswell, Lot 49; od, do.

Purebred Downs.

Ram, ary age—Ilst, George J Wright, | Royalty; 2d, B E Wright, do; 3d, D Fer- 'ouson, East River.

| Ram, yearling—Ist, D Ferguson, East River; 2d, D Irving, Vernon River; 3d, D Ferguson, Fast River.

Ram Lamb—lIst, H Longworth, Glyn- wood; 2d, D Ferguson, East River; 3d, B E Wright, Royalty.

Pair Ewes, having each reared a jamb this season — Ist, dD Ferguson, East River; 2d, do.

Pair Ewes, yearling—Ist, D Ferguson, East River; 2d, B E Wright, Royalty, 3d, D Ferguson, East River.

Pair Ewe Lambs—lst, A Boswell, Lot 49: 2d, Geo J Wright, Royalty; 34, BE Wright, do.

Purebred Cotswold. | Ram, any age—Ist, John Watts, North | Wiltshire; 20, J Balderston, do; 3rd, F E Bovyer, Geo’ town.

Judges—Geo Mason, Francis Bell, D H McDonald, Patrick Duffy.

Long Wool Grades.

Pair Ewes, any age, having each reared ist, John Dickieson, Ch’town Common; 2d, A Boswell, Lot 49 ; 3rd, D irting, Vernon River.

| Pair E ves, yearling —Lst, W Clarke, North | Wiltshireg 2d, D Irving, Vernon River ;

Ram Lamb —2d W Rattray, Brackley Point Road; 3rd, A Boswell, Lot 49.

Pair Ewe Lambs—2d A Boswell, Lot 49; | 3rd, W Clarke, North Wiltshire.

Short or Medium Weol Gradés.

Best 2 Hwes, any age, having each rear- ed a lamb this season—Ist, B E Wright, .| Royalty; 2d, F L Haszard, Bellevue; 3rd, }| H gongworth, Glynwood.

<Two yearling Ewes—lst, Royalty; 2d, do.

Rtam Lamb—Ist, Cephas Nunn, Winsloe sad: 2d, H Smith, do; 3rd, W Clarke, North Wiltshire.

“Pair Ewe Lambs —Ist, W Rattray, Brack- TeyPoint Road; 2nd, Geo J Wright; Roy- alty; 3rd, FL Haszard, br

Judges—Wm Andrews, Thomas Vessey,

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BE Wright,

Jos Tweedy. PIGS. Boar, any age, Berkshire—Ist, W J Palmer, city; 2ud, E R Brow, Royalty.

Sow, Berkshire, having reared a litter in 1289—Ist, L Beer, efty; 2nd, J D Seaman, 3rd, E R Brow, Royalty. Soar, any age and other breed—Ist, Jno Horne, Winsloe Road; 2nd, 4 F Drake, Pownal; 3rd, Geo Crockett, Little York.

Sow, any age and other breed, having reared a litter im 1889—Ist, Dugald Cur- rie, Fairview; 2nd, Joshua Westcott, North Milton ; 3rd,-D Ferguson, East River.

Pair Pigs (Berkshire) under 7 months

do;

old, Barrows excluded—Ist, Jos Pratt, Pownal; 2nd, T A McLean, city; 3rd, do, do.

Pair Pigs (Yorkshire) under 7 months old, Barrows excluded—ist, Ff Gates, West Royalty; 2nd, D Ferguson, East River; 3rd, do, do.

Pair Pigs, other breed or color, under 7 months old, Barrows excluded—Ist, R P Lank, Covehead; 2nd, R P Wright, Roy- alty.

Solent E Bagnall, David Rogers, J J Currie, Wm Clarke.

POULTRY.

Three Durkings—Ist, Mrs J Lewis, Com- mon; 2d, Geo Lewis, Common.

Three Brahmas, light--lst, Geo Tweedy, City; 2d, Wm Tweedy, City.

Three Cochins, white or Jos Wheatley, City.

Three Hamburgs, silver or golder pen- cilled—-Ist, Mrs D Irving, Vernon River Bridge; 24, Geo Tweedy, North River.

Three Hambug, spangled—Chas New- son, City; 2d, Wm Tweedy, City.

Three Leghorns, white—2ad, Mrs _ D Ir- ving, Vernon River Bridge.

Three Leghorns, brown—Ist, Wm_ Rat- tray, Brackley Pt Ra; 2d, B E Wright, Royalcy.

Three Houdans—lIst, John Lewis, West Royalty.

Three Polands—Ist, Jas Stewart, ! Peter’s Rd; 2d, Jas Stewart, do.

Three Langshans—Ist, Wm Gregory, Royalty; 2d, Gerald McLean, City.

Three Plymouth Rock—Ist, Sidney Hob- kirk, City; 2d, Wm Clarke, North Wilt- shire.

Three Black Spanish—Ist, B E Wright, Royalty; 24, B E Wright, do.

Three Wyandottes—Ist, Geo Lewis, West Royalty; 2d, Geo Lewis, do.

Three Bantams-—Ist, A McKinnon, Roy- alty; 2a, Alex Essory, Royalty.

Three Birds, any breed, being one year old or more—Ist, Ewen Cameron, City; 2d, Geo Tweedy, City.

Three Guinea Fowl—1st, W J Kennedy, Lot 48; 2d, W J Kennedy, do.

Pair Bronze Turkeys, hatched in 1889 — Ist, A Boswell. Lot 49; 2d; A Boswell, do.

Pair White Turkeys, hatched in 1889— | 1st, A Boswell, Lot 49. | Pair Turkeys, any other breed, hatched \in 1889-—l1st, A Boswell, Lot 49:24, G J | Wright, Royalty.

Pair Turkeys, any breed, over one year —1st. A Boswell, Lot 49; 24, J D McKin- non, Highfield.

Pair Geese, common, hatched in 1889— 1st, W McDonald, East Royalty; 2d, Mrs 'J R aly, Covehead Rd.

colored—Ist,

St

Royalty; 2d, A Boswell,

$

zie, Royalty; 2d, Hon T H Haviland, City; Lot 49; 2nd, A Boswell, do.

Ist, D lrv- | City.

Pair Geese, Chinese—lst,

‘wr AUCTION.

Pair Ducks, Pekin—I1st, David Ingles,

Judges—S. R Black, Wm Owen. WOOLEN AND FLAX GOODS.

Ten yards Black Cloth, all wool, full dressed, hand made—Lst, Peter McMillan, Roseneath Mills; 2d, D Munn, do; 3d, N Clarke, Grand River.

Ten yards Grey Cloth, all wool, full dressed, hand made—lIst, D Munn, Rose- neath Mills; 2d, Mrs John MeNeill, New Perth; 34, Mrs W J Thompson, St Peter's sealiery, housemaid’s pantry, ete. Road.

Gentleman’s Plaid—Home Miss Weatherbie,, Village Green; A Wright. Middleton.

Woman’s Shawl, home made—-lst, Jane A Wright, Middleton; 2d, Mrs A Munro, City.

Pair Horse Rugs—1st, Christina Stewart, Brackley Point Road; 24, Mrs William McGrath, Mill Cove.

Piece Fancy Drugget, striped, home made —1st, iirs John McNeill, New Perth;. 2d, Mrs H Lrake, Pownal.

Piece Fancy Drugget, checked or plaid— Ist, E McLaren, Rollo Bay; 2d, do.

Railway Rug, home rade—lst, Christina Stewart, Brackley Point Road; 2d Jane A Wright, Middleton.

Pair Door Mats—1st, Miss Mary Youn- ker, Kingston, Lot 31; 2d, K Rodd, Brack- ley Point Road.

Ten yards Twilled Flannel, all wool, home made—Ist, Jane A Wright, Middle- ton; 2d, Mrs Hector McLean, Long Creek.

Ten yards Plain Flannel— Ist, Jane A Wright, Middleton; 2d, Mrs Hector Mc- Lean, Long Creek.

20 vards Carpet, all wool—ist, Mrs E Mills, City; 2d, Mrs Allan McQuarrie, Searletown.

Twenty yards Carpet, cotton warp, wool- en fil‘ing—Ist, John McNeill, New Perth; 24, Mra Francis Mutch, Stanhope.

Pair Blankets, all wool—lst, Jane A Wright, Middleton; 2d, Mrs Ronald Math- eson, Black River.

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made 2a, Jane cv ch house, ete., ete.

Yerms—Qne-third cash; balance

| with interest at 5 per cent.

W. M. RAYDEN sepi23—Iw pd

BOSTON STEAMERS,

—WILL LEAVE—

—COMMENCING—

ious dillarctai

FOUR O'CLOCK, P. M.

O'CLOCK, to enable the Steamers

‘ Pair Geese, Toulouse, hatched in 1889—] Heifer, calyed in 1887—Ist, A Rebert- Ist, A McKinnon, .

Hearth Rug, all wool, yarn—ist, Miss M | Customs. 4 iP

Gillis, St Peter’s Bay; 2ad, Harriet Mc- CARVELL BROS.,

Millan, St Peter's Bay. sept28 Agents. Hearth Rug, all rags—lst, Mary Thomp-} —— a

son, Darnley; 2nd, Annie Abbott, Union

“s FIRST SALE Susiness Suit, tweed, winter wear—John

Gamble, Tryon.

Overcoat, factory cloth—John Crapaud.

Three pairs Men's Woolen Socks—lIst, Miss Susan Marshall, Covehead; 2nd, Miss Maggie MeNevin, Bonshaw.

Two pairs Women’s Stockings—Ist, JA Wright, Middleton; 2nd, Mrs W N Me- Gregor, Lot 48.

Three pairs Men’s Woolen Mitts—-1st, Mrs D Scott, North River; 2nd, Hattie Harper, Suffolk.

Three pairs Men’s Woolen Overalls —Ist, M Kennedy, city; 2nd, J A Wright, Mid- dleton.

Collection Knit Work —1st, Miss E Hig- gins, Stanhope; 2nd, J A Wright, Middle- ton.

New Linen Towels, home-made—Lst, Miss Maggie McLeod, Kinross; 2nd, Miss Shea, Albany, Lot 27.

New Linen Table Cloth—Ist, Miss Maz- gie McLeod, Kinross; 2nd, Mrs John Me- Lean, DeSable. :

Pair New Linen Sheets—1st, Miss Maggie McLeod, Kinross; 2nd, Miss Shea, Albany, Lot 27.

Two New Linen Grain Sacks—1st, Mrs Allen McLean, DeSable; 2nd, Mrs N Me- Nevin, Bonshaw.

The following Wool :—

Three pairs Men’s Woolen Socks—Ist, Miss C Kennedy, Lot 48; 2ad, Mrs D Ken- nedy, city.

Two pairs Women’s Stockings—Mrs D Kennedy, city.

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Parkside Stock

HAVE DECIDED TO SELL BY PUB- LIC AUCTION, at the FARM,

On Friday, 4th October next,

AT 1.30 O'CLOCK, P. M.,

Williams,

The following highly-bred Young Stock, foaled in 1887-8-9, viz. :

WM. GOULD, 9310, by Hernando, 2981 ; dam Starlight, by Thorndale, 303; g. 4. Starling, by American Star, 14.

JOURNAL, 9104, by All Right, 5817; dam Starlight, by Thorndale.

ED. LYLE, 9311, by Administrator, 357 ; dura Lucy Thorne, by Ali Right; g. d. Starlight, by Thorndale.

AGRICULTURIST, 9105, by Hernando; dam Lucy Thorne, by All Right.

ALPHA, by Dean Swift; dam Starlight, by Thorndale.

PARKER. by Administrator; dam Jersey Lily, by Hernando,

CLARA, by Administrator ; dam by the Bas- sett Horse.

DARKEY, full brother to Parker.

Mr J. A. Gourlie has requested me to add his California-bred stallion BALSTON to the above list. This horse is a handsome solid bay, four years old, 164 hands high, and weighs 1300 in stud condition. He was sired

from Imported Yarn or

FISH. by General Benton, | 755, sire oe the 2.30 ee ae ‘ CO list ; dam by the w r-d-renown ilectioneer Quintal Dry Codfish Longworth & Co., 195, sire of 43 in the list; second, third —-

city.

Quintal Hake—Ist, Longworth & Co, City; 2d, Rich Jordan, Murray Harbor South.

Case 1 dcz Canned Lobsters, (flats)—Ist, H W Longworth, City; 2d, Chas Long- worth, do.

Case do, (tails)—Ist, Chas Longworth, City; 2nd, H W Longworta, do.

fourth dams thoroughbred.

s2°The sale will be positive without reserve, as iz will be held under cover if the weather is unfavorable.

Send for free descriptive catalogue. W. A. BRENNAN, Parkside Farm. Summerside, Sept. 25, 1889—pat tl sle

© §°HE subscriber will submit to sale by Auc- tion, on FRIDAY, 4th October, at

noon, on the premises, West Street, Char- lottetown, a Freehold House and Ground, ‘* Westbourne,” with frontage to the harbor, giving a beautiful position and view, contain- dining room, double drawing room, library, 10 bed and dressing rooms, linen room, tank room, 2 bath rooms, with every convenience ; secondary staircase and bedroom, kitchen ; large cel- ‘lar and furnace, gas fittings, electric bells, ist, hot and cold water all over the house ; stable,

in five years, secured by mortgage on the premises,

Apply to Messrs. Paliner & McLeod, or to

CHANGE OF TIME.

Carroll and Worcester, CHARLOTTETOWN FOR BOSTON

Thursday, 4th October,

Freight must be on the Wharf before TWO to clear at

DOMINION OF CANADA, |

|

if Chancery,

In the matter of the application of W McGregor, Lillian McGregor and Hee McGregor, of Charlowetown, in Queen's Connty, in Prince Kdward island, t chil- dren of the late Cyrus V, McGregor, of “har- lottetown, aforesaid, Hotel Keepe, decease + intestate. :

URSUANT to and by virtue of a decree P His Honor the Vice Qbhanceilor, mace in = above matter, bearing te the twenty-fourth day of September, A. D. 1889, we will sell ‘ublic Auction, at the premises, on TU spa. the Twenty-second day of October next, at 12 o'clock, noon :—

All that tract, piece and parcel of land, si lying and beng i. Charlottetown, in the Province, bounded and described as foliows,

is to say :—Commencing on the south-eastern side of King Street, at the division line of Town Low Numbers fourteen and Fifteen of the first hun- dred of Town Lots in « ha lottetown, and at the distance 0 eighty-four feet from Great George Street, and running thence along King Street south-westerly the distance of forty-two feet, and thence by aline at right anglesso Kirg Street south-easterly to Water Street, and thence nor. h aasterly along Water Street forty-two feut to the division iine of Lots Fourteen and Fits afore- said; theace north-westerly along said divisio: line to the place of commencement, and is part of Town Lot Number Fourteen of ihe first hundred of Town Lots in Charloiteiown, aforesaid,

ALso —-Allthat other tract or parcel of land‘ situate in Charlottetown, aforesaid, commencing on the north-western side of Wat r Sire: t, afore- said, at the south-western angle of that plot o iand hereinbefore described, aad thence running south-westerly aiong Water Street thirty-two feet and one inch, and thence by a line at right angles with Water Street, aloressid, north- westerly a distance of eighty one fect, and thence north-easterly a distance of thirty-two feet one inch to the said plotof tand hereinbefore des-

PROVINCE OF

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

In the High Court

plot of land hereinbefore described eighty-one

commercement, together with the use of a cer- tuin macht of way, eight feet wide, extend. ng from the rear of tue said traci or plot of land to sine Street, along the eastern side of isnd con- veyed by Alvert Hensley to Patrick Biske, by deed of conveyapce daied the twenty-second day of April, A. UV. 1872. said land and right of way being part of Town Lot Numver Fourt en, in the fir-t huidredef Town Lots in Charlottetown,

aforesaid. ALso—All Uyat other tract or parcel of land situate in Charlotteiowa, aforesaid, commencing

on the south side of King Street, at the weste: boundary of the land formerly owned b os Davis; thence westwardly along said street twenty-nine feet and two inches ; thence south- wardly, at right angles to said street, eighty feet; thence eastwardly, parallel to said street, twenty- nine feet two inches; thence northwardly, at right angles to said street, eighty feet, to the place of commencement, being partof Town Lot Number Fourteen, in the first hundred of Town Lots in Charlottetown, aforesaid, with the use of the right of way above described, and the appar- tenances, and the buildings and Hotel thereon, knownas the Osborne House.

TRRMS OF SALE.—25 per cent. down at the time of sale; balance in one month from time of sale, payable as follows :—25 per cent. thereof in cash, and balance, namely 50 per cent., either in cash or by mortgage to us on said premises, bearing 6 per cent. interest, for a term notlonger than seven years.

Dated 25th September, A. D. 1839. SOPHIA McGREGOR,

HENRY McGRBEGOR, Guardians of Infants.

A. A. McLean, Solicitor for Guardians, sept26—3i law

W-a-r-P-0-1 -ted-

HELLO THERE YES?

Please connect with each line,

Let the people ALL know

I have made made up my mind That, while others are BLowING, Vii just give a Purr.

And to all my kind patrons

I know that’s enough.

They know what I mean,

And the truth’s to be seen, 2

That in QUANTITY, QUALITY, SryLe and Price,

There’s few that can beat us—be they ever 80 NICE.

Therefore I am ready with a NICE, GOOD,

FULL, BANG-UP stock of

Case 1 doz Canned Mackerel—Ist, Chas Longworth, City; 24, H W Longworth, do.

Half barrel Mackerel—1st, Longworth & Co, City.

Ten Ibs Sounds-—1st Richard Jordan, Murray Harbor South; 2d, Caleb Jordon,do.

Judges—A M MeNeill, John Hughes, Walter Matheson.

FINE ARTS.

Oil Painting—Ilst, Miss M Doull, City; 2d, Reginald Macdonald, do.

Water Color Painting—2d, Mrs Adam Fyfe, S’side.

AUCTION SALE

——OF A—— House and Lot on Sidney street, in Charlottetown.

HE undersigned is instructed by the

Executors of the Estate of the late George Brace, deceased, to sell by Auction, on the premises, ia Charlottetown,

Crayon Drawing—Ist, Dr Muttart, Souris; 24d, Miss Ada Howard, North On Saturday, bth Octoher next,

River. Julges—Thos. McKinlay, Miss Bearisto, AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON, Prof. Caven, Thos. May. | All that Dwelling House and pane lane MISCELLANEOUS. on Sidney Street, Charlottetown, ormerly . eng eres ‘owned and oceapied as a residence by the late Collection Native Insects —1st, Robert | George Brace, having a front of 53 feet on West Reyalt eaty Secaut Beading back 80 feet Cameron, en j - Sidney Street, and extending ac J ‘8 Scroll Sawing—IAst John Strain, City. and.is part of Town Lot Number Seven, in the Collection Basket Work, Osier—Ilst, S | Second Hundred of Town Lats ss i all P McDonald, Montague. The House is in good conaition, Cullection Indian Baskets—Ist, Mrs | property is a valuable one.

: : ' are F ticulars as to title, etc., apply at the 2 icholas, Rocky Point; 2d, Mrs Thomas, oe Saas «MacNeill, Solicitors, Char.

macnn ROBERT BEAIRSTO, Auctioneer,

0. Honorable Mention—Five Inlaid Tables, exhibited by Jos Perry. Quart Codfish Oil— 1st, Richard W Jor- dou, Murray Harbor; 24, Benj Jordon, do. Judges—Phillip Edwin Darby, Geo F

Owen.

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“MOLASSES.

9() PUNCHEONS in Store of the best quality ever imported by us—real choice.

CARVELL BROS.

* DIED.

This morning (October 3rd) Thomas Alex- ander LePage, aged thirty-two years. Funeral ‘notice to-morrow.

“HA WKER’S |

THLE AND GUERRA,

A Favorite and Most Valuable

Remedy fer all Threat and, Lung Diseases.

It has cured hundreds of cases considere?' , a . : hopeless. It soothes, heals and strengthens agar rapes ens of Ol slwage' the diseased or irritated Throat and Lungs in| stock at lowest market rates.

a very short time, dust a few doses will cure | . : a fres: cold if taken in time, Price 50 cents eee ee eee per bottle. For sale at the Drug Stores.

W. HAWKER & SON,

septl7—2aw

KEROSENE OIL.

ATER WHITE OIL—‘‘ Crescent,”

In Barrels and Cases,

F. WYATT FRASER,

ts See Agent, “novi0—Iy dy St. Johp N.'B, Pictou, Ns &, Sept, 30, 1889—Bi

PRIME WHITE OIL —*‘ Silver Star,’,

S, IBBERS,

RU

BOOT HOES, SLIPPERS, OVERSHOES,

vA

So that when doing the Exhibition, (or any other time), Please ase your discretion ; For From One Dellar to Five ! As sure as you're alive ! You can buy your

BOOTS AND SHOES

i

I am right to the front ; Take a back seat I won't.

For 1 know I can PLease, and give comfort

and EASE ; My prices ar? Fark, and the stock gvod to WEAR.

And if you'll give me a “ s10w” I'll never say ** No.” . So you need never ‘*COMPLAIN . About a BAKGAIN

You get from C.

B. W -2-r-I=¢-. sept27

NOTICE.

LL PARTIES indebted to us are re quest- ed to make immediate peyment, or same will be handed in for collection without fur-

‘th tice. —_— McLEOD & McKENZIE.

| | sept] 1-—tf

i negate 9 LET.—A Cottage on West Street, with iT water in connection end sewer to shore, Stabie and Coach House, ete. Commands a tne

‘yiew of the harbor Also, & Shop om v Queen Siqect.—

eribed, and thence south-easterly along the said

.

ieet to Water Street, aforesaid, and to place of <

Stamper’s Corner.

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