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PRINCE COUNTY EXIBINION, THE PRIZE LIST.

THe following is the prize list of the

Prince County Exhibition :— : HORSES.

Cart. Stallion—Ist, Michael Farrow, Kin- | kora; 2nd, Robt Glover, S’side.

Carriage Staliion—Ist, McRae & Robbins, Centreville; 2nd, Samuel Dawson, Bideford; 3rd, John Richards, Bideford.

Carriage Mare and Foal—Ist, Ald. Black, | Searletown; 2nd, Michael McCabe, Middleton; 3rd, Rev. Mr. Cahill, S’side.

Entire Draft Colt under 3 years—Ilst, Arch McMurdo, New Dumfries; 2nd, Stephen Schurman, North Bedeque; 3rd, Chas Black, Centreville.

Dra‘t Mare and Foal—Ist, M Wright, Mid-; dleton; 2nd, Hon John Yeo; 3rd, Michael Me-| Cabe, Middleton. |

Entire Cart Colt under 3 years—John T! Mutien, Kensington.

Draft Filly under 3 years—Ist, James L: Lea, St Eleanors; 2nd, Michael McCabe, Mid-| dleton; 3rd, Bruce Dawson, Tryon.

Carriage Filly under 3 years—Ist, John! Richards, Biteford; 2nd, John A McKinnon, |} Lot 16; 3rd, John McCarvill, Upper Free- | town.

Entire Carriage Colt under 2 years—lIst, | Samuel Hall, Lot 19; 2nd, Chas Green, S’side; | 3rd, R H McDonald, St Eleanors.

Carriage Filly under 2 years—Ist, John! McPhee, Lower Freetown; 2nd, Stewart Burns, Freetown; 3rd, John T Mullin, Ken- sington.

Dratt Filly under 2 years—Ist, John Kelly, Kinkora; 2ad, Newton Dawson, North Tryon; 3rd, Wesley Newson, Bedeque.

Rysdick’s Colts—Ilst, Stephen Black, Searle- town; 2nd, Alfred T Bradshaw, Bedeque. Sunk Island Hero’s Colts—ist, Michael Mc- Cabe, Middleton; 2nd, John Keily, Kinkora.

Judges—J H B Cail, Albert Campbell, Fredk Horne, W Caughlan, Richard E Bag- nall.

CATTLE.

Ayrshire Bull, any age—H A Darby, Abram’s Village.

Bull of any age or breed—Ist, George Compton, St Eleanors; Hon John Yeo, Port Hill.

Shorthorn Bull under 3 years—Ist, Chas Leard, Sea Cow Head; 2nd, John T Mullin, Kensington.

Yearling Thoroughbred Shorthorn Ball— Geo Ross, North Bedeque.

Yearling Ayrshire Bull—George M Price, 5’side.

Ayrshire Calf—Stephen Huestis, Wilmot Talley.

Sharthies Calf—Ist, R H McDonald, St Eleanors; 2nd, Stephen Schurman, North Bedeque.

Cow with her calf—Ist, Neil McKelvie, S’side; 2nd, John Richards, Bideford.

Heifer under 3 years—Ist, Hon John Yeo, Port Hill; 2nd, do, do.

Heifer under 2 years—Ist,A Allen, S’side; 2nd, Isaac Schurman, North Bedeque.

Shorthorn Bull Calf—John Richards, Bide- ford.

Jersey Bull—Ist, John P Weeks, Alberton; 2nd, Albert Schurman, Bedeque.

Holstein Buli—lst, R H MeDonald, St Eleanors; 2nd, Stephen Schurman, Bedeque.

Judges—Warren Howatt, Andrew Wells, Herbert Gaudet, Angus McDonald, Daniel Campbell.

SHEEP.

Ram, any age, long-wool—John O’Rona- ghan, Kinkora.

Yearling Ram, long-wool—Isaac Schurman, North Bedeque.

Ram Lamb, long-wool—lst, Judson Bur- rows, Freetown; 2nd, Wm T Mills, Clair- mont.

Pen two long-wool Ewes, having reared lambs this season—Ist, Wm Lefurgey, Sum- merside; 2nd, Stewart Burns, Freetown.

Pen two yearlipg long-wool Ewes—lst, Marcus Deacon, Freetown; 2nd, Robt Glover, Summerside.

Ram, gray-faced, Downs or short-wool—Ist, Wm Fitzpatrick, Kildare; 2nd, John T Mul- lin, Kensington.

Yearling Ram, grey-faced or short-wool— Ist, Frank F Glyden, Kensington; 2nd, Mur- dock Ross, North Bedeque.

Ram Lamb, grey-faced or short-wool—lIst, Frank Glyden, Kensington; 2nd, Elias T Wright, Middleton.

Pen two yearling Ewes, grey-faced or short- wool—Ist, J A Wright, North Bedeque; 2nd, Wm Fitzpatrick, Kildare Cape.

Pen two Ewes, other breed or cross, hav- ing reared lambs this year—Ist, Frank Gly- den, Kensington; 2nd, T A Wright, Middle- ton.

Pen two Ewe Lambs, grey-faced Downs— ist, Frank Glyden, Kensington; 2nd, Elias Wright, Middleton.

Pen two Ewe Lambs, long-wool—Ist, Stew- art Burns, Freetown; 2nd, Marcus Deacon, Freetown.

Judges— Herbert Mills, John Maynard.

Fredk Davison,

PIGS.

Boar Pig—ist, Albert Tanton, St Eleanors; 2nd, Robt Glover, S’side.

Berkshire Boar—J A Wright, Middleton.

Breeding Sow—Ist, Wm Cairns, S’side; 2nd, Henry Sidstone, Lower Freetown.

Pen two Pigs under six months—Ist, Wm Burns, Upper Freetown; 2nd, Montague Gar- diner, Lot 16.

Judges—Peter Scott, Wm Burns, James McKinnon.

POULTRY.

Pair Turkeys—Wm Lefurgey, Summerside.

Pair Spring Geese—Wm Lefurgey, Sum- merside.

Pair Brown Leghorn Fowls—-W S Green, Summerside.

Pair Black Spanish—Ed Manson, Summer- side.

Judges—Archd Henry Clarke.

Gillis, James Selliker,

GRAIN AND GRASS SEEDS.

Two bushels White Wheat—lst, Cornelius Leard, Bedeque; 2nd, George Compton, 5t Eleanors.

Two bushels Red Wheat—Jabez Burrows, New Annan.

Two bushels two-rowed Barley—John A Marks, Margate.

Two bushels four or six-rowed Barley—} Montague Gardiner, Lot 16.

Two bushels Black Barley—John A Gau- det, Miscouche.

Two bushels Black Oats—1st, George Mark-

ley, Port Hill; 2nd, Thos Morris, Bedeque.

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Two bushels White Oats—Ist, Geo Brown, Margate; 2nd, Wm Brown, do.

Half bushel Field Peas—George Markley, Port Hill.

One dozen errs Indian Corn—Wwm Lefur- gey, Summerside.

Bushel Timothy Seed—|st, Henry Dawson, Tryon; 2nd, 8S R Black, Searletown.

Twenty pounds Red Clover—John Kehoe, Tryon.

Half bushel Flax Seed—M K Gaudet, Mis- couche; 2nd, do, do.

Special Prize.—Clark & Robblee—Best two lbs. of hackled flax, Ist, $5; 2nd, $8; 3rd, $2.

Judges—H A Stewart, Charles Taylor and

James Gorman, .

POTATOES,

Half bushel Prolifics—Ist, Donald Ross, North Bedeque; 2nd, J A McMurdo, Wilmot Valley.

Half bushel McIntyres—Ist, Samuel Stew- art, North ,Bedeque; 2nd, William Lefurgey, Summerside.

Half bushel Early Rose—Ist, Fred McKen- ey Bideford; 2ad, J H Palmer, Wilmot Val- ey

Any kind—Ist, Thos Waugh, Lot 19; 2nd,

Jos Taylor, Freetown. FISH.

Half barrel Mackerel, Island catch—Ist, R Robblee & Co, S’side; 2nd, John A Mathie- son, Campbelton.

Half quintal Codfish—Ist, R Robblee & Co, S’side; znd, Martin Murphy, Campbeiton.

Halt dozen cans preserved Mackerel—Ist, T B Clarke, S’side; 2nd, do.

Half dez cans preserved Lobsters—ist, T

| B Clarke, S’side; 2ad,R Robblee & Co, S’side.

Barrel Oysters—John Flyun, S’side. Judges—Wm Callaghan, Lot 3, George F Thompson, Darnley, A C Holland, Bedeque.

ROOTS AND VEGETABLES.

Six Swede Turnips—Ist, R T Holman, S'side; 2nd, do; 3rd, John H Boats, Bedeque.

Dozen Table Carrots—Ist, fA Williams, S’side; 2nd, Annie M Ross, North Bedeque.

Dozen Feeding Carrots——lIst, Allan Tay- lor, Freetown; 2ad, Samuel Clow, Freetown.

Half doz Sugar Beets-—-Ist, A Williams, S'side; 2nd, F W White, North Bedeque.

Three Cabbages, Flat Dutch—H Scales, St Eleanors,

Three do, Drumhead—H Scales, St Elea- nor’s,

Three do, Winningstead — A Williams, S’side.

Three Red, do—A Williams, S’side.

One doz Onions —Fredk Lockerby.

One do Parsnips—Mrs Fred Gay, St Elea- nor’s.

Two lbs Shallots—Boyd Peroche.

Half doz Roots Celery ~A Williams, S’side.

Half do Mangel Wurtzel—R T Holman, S’side. ‘ — do Cucumbers—Fred McKenzie, Bide- ord,

Two do Pumpkins—T W White, North Bedeque.

Two do Citrons—Mre F McKenzie, Bide- ford,

Three Cauliflowers—Fred Peters, S’side.

Judges—Peter Doyle, Tignish; Wm Schur- man, S’side; C Leard, John Crawford, Allan Hooper.

FRUIT,

Hislop Crab—lst, Jas Tuplin, New Annan; 2nd, Shephard Allen, S’side.

Transcendant — Ist, Maggie McGuigan, Malpeque; 2nd, Mrs John Yeo, Lot 16.

Golden Crabb—Ist, J B Leard, Malpeque; 2nd, Mrs J Schurman, Bedeque.

Duchess Oldenburg—Marcus Deacon, Free- town,

Red Astracan—Wm Taylor, Freetown.

Gravenstein—Mrs James Tuplin New Annan.

Russet—Wm Taylor, Freetown.

Emperor Alexander—Stephen Huestis, Wil- mot Valley.

Ben Davies—Thos Morris, Bedeque.

Winter Keeping—Wm Taylor, Freetown.

Eating, any kind—Marcus Deacon, Free- town.

Imperial Plum—lst,Thos Wright, Bedeque; 2nd, Wm Bowness, Margate.

Purple, do—Ist, Henry Dawson, Tryon, 2nd, Mrs Jas Tuplin, New Annan.

Damsons—lIst, Richard Muncey, St Elea- nor’s; 2nd, Henry Dawson, Tryon.

Pears—Robt H Rayner, Cascumpeque.

Basket Grapes— Miss Carrie Holman, S’side.

Half bushel Cranberries—John Townsend, Traveller's Rest; 2nd, Ewen, North Car- leton,

Judges—S Leard, Ches Taylor, Donald Ross.

BUTTER AND CHEESE.

Tub or crock of butter, not less than 20 Ibs, —lst, Robert Dammerell, Freetown; 2nd, Mrs Aider Black, Searleton.

Home made Cheese, not less than 12 Ibs— Ist, Jas L Lee, St Eleanors; 2nd, Jas F Mce- Neill, Darnley.

Three Factory Cheese, not less than 50 Ibe each —Fenton T Newbery, (Dunk River Faz- tory).

Box Honey in the Comb—Andrew Wells, Alberton.

Judges—H Trueman, Charles Taylor, Jas Leard, Jas Wright.

FLOUR AND MEAL,

Growth and manufacture of the exhibitor.

50 pounds Flour-~George W Robertson, Wilmot VlMley.

Half bushel Hops—Peter Schurman, Free- town. ,

20 pounds Buckwheat Flour—George W Robertson, Wilmot Valley.

Judges—David Arbing, Wm Taylor, T H Robblee.

CARRIAGES, SLEIGHS, MISCELLANEOUS. Single Wagon—William Pound, Margate. Single Sleigh—do, do.

New Truck Wagon—Lewis Taylor, S’Side.

Set single Carriage Harness—C B Saunders, S’Side.

Judges—John W Burrows, J A_ Bearisto, Archd Haywood.

FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

Thrashing Machine & Cleaner—Thos Hall & Co, S’Side. Cultivator—Thos Condon, Mill Valley. Gang Plow—eorge Bishop, S’Side. Judges—Jobn McFariane, R B Anderscn, N J Campbell. LEATHER AND BOOTS.

Side Neats Leather—Thomas Larkins.

Side Grain Leather—Thomas Larkins. .Calfskin Leather—Thomas Hunter, 5’side.

Kip Leather—R H MacDonald, St Elea- nor’s. ,

Side Harness Leather—Tuomas ? Hants, S’side, ae

Pair men’s Wellington Boots—P T Fan- ning, S’side.

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