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CHARLOTTETOWN. PRINCE EDWARD

mi the Prize List | Solicitors ia Chancery, ; ,

peer! Fy I Best pen of three Ewes, having raised Best Cabbayes (half doz»), 50 cts, J. ‘NOTARIES FUBLIC. &e HORSES. Lambs- this season, $5, F. G. Bovyer, Robinson, Inkerman. : ° * ‘Best Draft Stalli &8. Patrick Broth Georgetown Royalty. Best Pumpkins (three heaviest), 60 cts, OF FICES— O’Halloran’s Building, Great Stallion, $8, Patric rothur, }

George Street, Charlottetown, Lot 66.

G4? Money to Loan,

W. W. Suttivay, Q. C, | Cussten B. Macnaitu. Jan, 16, ’83.

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Millan, Eighteen Mile Brook.

Best Draft Horse, $6, Wm. Brudenell.

Second Best Draft Horse, $4, Hiram Mills, Little River, Lot 56

Third Best Draft Horse, $3, Wm. Bray-

Moore,

GEORGE TWREDY,

- ATTORNEY e AT * LAW, : Sher coe, Hares or Mare, $6, Charles

McDonald, Lower Montague.

Alex. Dewar, rudenell. | Third Best Carriage Horse or Mare, $3, Wim. Moore, Brudenell.

Notary Public, &c.

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Merchants’ Bank of Halifax Building, Sum- merside, P. E. Island.

MONEY TO LOAN, ot good security, at moderate interest. Nem McLgop.

Nov. 24, '82.—pres her

John A. Dingwell, Grand River, Lot 56.

Second Best Breeding Mare with her Foal, $6, Archibald McLean, Dundas.

Third Best Breeding Mare with her Foal,

3, James Jenkins, Little River, Lot 56,

Best Mare, any age or breed, $5, D. J. Walker, Launching.

Second Best Mare, any age or beed, $3, P. J. D. Edmonds, Somerville.

3est Entire Draft Colt, under three years, $5, Clem Sinrot, Morell.

Second Best Entire Draft Colt, under three years, $3, Cyril White, Rollo Bay. Coffin, Morell.

Best Draft Filly, under three years, $5, Charles Jenkins, Little River.

Second Best Draft Filly, under three

years, $3, Martin Corcoran, Baldwin's Road,

. ileal Best Carri Filly, der three y ‘ L.ARTHUR & CO., «&. | Ronald H. oenuk Snes Creek. GENERAL

Second Best Carriage Filly, under three years, $3, Daniel, McLaren, Brudenell. Commission Merchants 121 ATLANTIC AVENUE,

| Best Carriage Stallion, $8, Jas. H. Ding- (ROSS MARKET) j j

‘well, Marie, Lot’40. BOSTON, MASS:

: Sccond Best Carriage Stallion, $6, Wm. ‘Kaneen, New Perth. Eggs and Produce a Specialty. April 26, 1883. ---wkly tf

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| Judges—Jas. Campbell, John Kearney, Fred. Morrow, George McAuley, Thos. Reville, Geo. Robertson, Daniel Brehant. CATTLE. Best Ayrshire Bull, any age, $8, John Nicholson, Commercial Cross. Second best Ayrshire Bull, any age, $5, ' Patrick McPhee, Burnt Point. | Third best Ayrshire Bull, any age, $2, A. a 'J. McDonald, Souris West.

EDWARD T. RUSSEL & GD, |... Vitmin New vera"

Second best Ayrshire Bull, under three GENERAL bap, $3, Washington Parker, i . ridge.

Third best Ayrshire Bull, under. three,

Commission Merchants, »:;%; ex

| Best Shorthorn Durham Bull, any age, $8, Daniel McCormack, Narrow’s Creek.

X . 1 Second best Shorthorn Durham Bull, NO, 284 STATE STREET, “a age, $5, Alex. E. Smith, New Perth.

Third best Shorthorn Durham Ball, any BOSTON age, $2, Lewis Randal, Sturgeon. ° Best Shorthorn Durham Bull, under

Particular attention given to the sale of| three years, $5, Jaa McMillan, Somerville. Fish and Produce of all kinds. Second best Shorthorn Durham Bul, June 22, 1883. —é6m } under three years, $3, John O'Hanly, Cable

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Third best Shorthorn Durham Bull, under three years, $2, William Moore, Brudenell. Best Ayrshire Cow, $5, Egerton Norton, | In f Brudeneil. ueen surance ompany, are a Ayrshire Cow, $3, Robt. ewar, New Perth. OF ENGLAND. Best Shorthorn Durham Cow, $5, A. C. OAPITAL, TEN MILLION DOLLARS, | McDonald, Montague Bridge. Second best Shorthorn Durham Cow, $3, L hir In ir 08 Com an | F. G. Bovyer, Georgetown Royalty. alcas 6 § all p y eee — Bull Calf, calved . 1883, $3, Egerton Norton, Brudenell. CAPITAL, FIFTEEN MILLION DOLLARS} spoond can Shorthorn Durham Bull Insurance effected on all kinds of property| Calf, calved 1883, $2, none. oo. recent, cates. Losses settled promptly . Best Ayrshire Bull Calf, calved 1883, $3, and equitably. 7 ohn Kaneen, New Perth. DESBRISAY & ANGUS, Second Best Ayrshire Bull Calf, $2,none. ' General Agents.| Bost Shorthorn Durham Heifer Calf Office—South Side Queen Square. calved 1883, $3, none. , Ch’town, Sept. 15, 1882. Second Best Shorthorn Durham Heifer Calf, calved 1883, $2, none. STAN DARD Best Ayrshire Heifer Calf, calved 1883, $3, Egerton Norton, Brudenell. Second Best Ayrshire Heifer Calf, calved 1883, $2, James Sullivan, Sparrow's Road. In awarding Prizes in above the Judges ; . are expected (whilst receiving all available A‘ the 57th Annual General Meeting of proofs of pedigree) to give preference to the Standard Life Assurance Company,| ch animals as give greatest evidence of held at gee = ‘Tuesday, _ ee = purity of breed. ' April, 1883, the following results tor the ee : , year ended 15th November, 1883, were re- Ste ot itis eee ‘a ported p— . half to Owen's Durham. 3,038 new proposals for life as- Best Grade Bull, over three years, $6, surance were received the

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en, having to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Evcxiriprs.

Seevnd Best Draft Stallion, $6, P. Me-

Second Best Carriage Horse or Mare, $4, |

Best Breeding Mare with her Foal, $8, |

Best Entire Carriage Colt, $5, D. H.'

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ISLAND, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1883,

Best two pounds Shallots, 60 cDovaid, New Perth. Robinson, Inke: man Best Ram Lamb, $4, Robert Dewar, New —_ Best half dozen roots Celery, 50 cts, H. Perth. W. Wickwire, Georgetown. Second Best Ram Lamb, $2, Robert Best Mangold Wurtzel (heaviest half Dewar, New Perth. dozen), 50 cts, R. Jenkins, Georgetown.

Second best pon of three Ewes, duo, $2, Egerton Norton, Brudenell. F. G. Bovyer, Georgetown Royalty. Best Squash (three heaviest), 50 cte, J. Best pen of three Ewe Lambs, $4, VD. F. Robison, Inkermar. McDonald, New Perth. Best three Caul flowers, 50 cts, John Second best pen of three Ewe Lambs, Robinson, Inkerman, $2, G, F. Owen, Cardigan. Best collection of Vegetables, the growth Best pen of three Yearling Ewes, $4, F. of the exhibitor, $1, Alex. Hamilton, New G. Bovyer, Georgetown Royalty. Perth. Second best pen of three Yearling Ewes, Best half-bushel Early Rose Potatoes, $2, F. G. Bovyer, Georgetown Royalty. $1.50, J. As McKinron, North Side. SHROPSHIRE AND SOUTHDOWN. Best half bushel Whites Potatoes, $1.50,

| be . : ‘Alex Hamilton, New Perth. Lonee uaee, age, $5, Sauiuel Aitken, Best half-bushél Burtark Seedling Po-

Es _ tatoes, $1.50, James McD. nald, St. Peters. Decca, Meutesu ony ng, 62, SahnMe- Best half bushel Maclutyre Potatoes, $1 ,

pat _ Patrick Ryan, Cardigan. ai oe Ram, $4, Joseph Brooks, Best half-bushel New Variely Potatoes,

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Second best Yearling Ram, $2, Ralph om 3 be half ce ae w Variet Brooks, Murray Harbor. ee f ye ae : eae

Best Miiiiemb. 04; Rahest Domes, Mow Potatoes, $1, Peter Stewart, Brudenel}.

“er ’ ; Judges—O. Aitken, J. A. McKenna, B. Peck best Ram Lamb, §2, P. J. D. Lecham, P. Flanagan. Ein unds, Somerville. FRUITS.

Best pen of three Ewes, having raised 3est basket Apples, three kinds,*ssorted, Lambs this season, $5, F. G. Bovyer, $2, Wm Hunter, Grand River. Georgetown Royalty. | Sveond best basket Apples, do, $1.50,

Second best pen of three Ewes, having Lelia McDonald, New Perth. raised lambs this season, $2, D. F. McDon-! Best basket Cooking Apples, $1, Duncan ald, New Perth. |M. Cam} bell, Montague.

Beat’ pen of three Ewe Lambs, $4, F.G.| Second best basket Cocking Apples, 50 Bovyér, Georgetown Royalty. ‘ets, Allan Hunter, Grand River.

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| Third best ten yards Women’s Wear (fancy), 50 cts, Kate Donahoe, Roseresth.

Best ten yards Fancy Shirting, $2, Mich ael McDonald, Whim Road.

Second best ten yares Fancy Shirting,$1, Mrs John Fogarty, Grand River Road.

Third best ten yards Faney Shirting, 60 cts, Kate McIntyre. Dundas.

Best ten yards White Flannel (twilled), €1, Mrs John Kai een, Ne w Perth.

Best ten yards White Flannel (plain), $1, Alex McGilvray, Seven Mile R-ad.

Second best ten yards White Flannel (plain), 50 ets, Ada McMillan, New Perth.

Best ten yards Wool Carpet, $2, Mary McKinnon, Brucenell

Seeond best ten yards Wool Carpet, $1 Jessie Irving, Murray Harbor Scuth. | Best Shawl or Plaid, $2, Mrs. D. Me- Eachern, Sumerville.

Second best Shawl or Plaid, $1, Mee. David Andersen, jr. St. Peters,

Best pair of Blankets, $2, Maggie Towns shend, Rollo Bay.

Best Horse Rug, $1. Miss C. Ross, Union Road.

Best Knit or Woven Countepane, $2, Miss R Fraser, Whim Road.

Best Hearth Rug (all wool), $3, Euniee McFadyn, Georgetown.

Second best Hearth Rug (all wool), $2, Melvina J. Sanderson, Midegell.

Third best Hearth Rug (all wool), $1, Maggie Dewar, Brudeneil.

Best Drugget Shirt, $2, Kate Donahoe, Roseneath.

Second Best Drugget Shirt, $1, Mre. Jobn Ross, Union Road.

Best. two pair Socks, $1, Mrs Alex Me- Donald, Grand River.

Second best two pair Socks, 50 ets, Mrs

ear best pen of three Ewe Lambs, 92, | Best basket Eating App'es, $1, Wm. ‘John McDonald, New Perth. .Hunter, Grand River.

_ Best pen of three Yearling Ewes, $4, F.| Second best basket Eating Apples, 90 cts, | G. Bovyer, Georgetown Royalty. i Mrs. Jobn McDonald, New Perth.

| Second best pew of three Yearling Ewes,! Best basket Crab Apples, $1, Mrs. James $2, Johh McDonald, New Perth. | Norton, Grand River.

| Judges—A. W., Brace, Charles Dingwell,! Second best basket Crab Apples, 50 cts, | William McLeod, William Lewellyn, James, Mre. War. McIntyre, Georgetown Road, McPhee. Best half galion Piums, 50 cis, Mra. F.

PIGS. | P. Norton, Brudenell. Best Breeding Sow, with litter of not less| Best half gallon Damsons, 50 cts, Mrs.

than fovr pigs, under seven weeks old, James Norton, Grand River

$4, Jas. Phillips, Lower Montague. . | Best collection of other Fruits, $1, Char- | Second best Breeding Sow, do, $1, lotte McDonald, New Perth.

| none. Jndges— Alex Hamilton, Mrs. Cogswell, Third best Breeding Sow, do, $1,;C. Way, Emma Norton. none.

FLORICULTURE.

Best assortment Plants in flower, $1.50, Alice Norton, Brudenne!!.

Best Geranium, $1, Alice Norton, Brud- enell.

Best lot Cut Flowers, 50 cts. Mrs. F. P. Norton, Brudenell.

Worthy of mention— Plants in flower, Mrs. H. L. McDonald, Cardigan.

Judges—Same as for Fruit.

Best Berkshire Sow, with litter of not i less than four pigs, under seven weeks cld, , $4, none. Second best Berkshire Sow, do, $2, none. Best Yorkshire Boar Pig, §4, Wm. Poole, Lower Montagne. Second best Yorkshire Boar Pig, $2, Chas MeNeill, Lower Montague. Best Berkshire Boar Pig, $4, none. Second best Berkshire Boar Pig, $2, none, ; BUTTER AND CHEESE. Best [two Pigs, under seven months,/ Best tub or crock Salt Butter, not less barrows excluded; $4, James Phillips,-Low-|than twenty pounds, $3, Mrs. Hamilton, Montague. - New Perth. x I on hel. do, $2, Chas Mc- Second best tub or crock Salt Butter, do, veill, Lower Montague. 2, Mary Hamilton. New Perth. Judges,—Arch...G. McDonald,’ David : Third bést tub or crock Salt Butter, do, McLure, John McKenna, H. Anderson, '$1, Alfred Gordon, Roseneath. Charles Townshend. Best basket new Batter, not less pea POULTRY. pounds §3, Mary E. Edmonds, Somerville. : . Second best basket new Butter, do, $2, 0 aie of ree ite 50, J, | Mrs. L. P. Norton, Brudenell. dannan, Montague. . ce ae best basket new Butter, do, #1, Secorid best Cock and two Pullets, $1, Mre. D J. Walker, Launching. Sale sofa Best Cheese, not less than twelve pounds, John Owes) Géorgetown. ; Best pair ducks. 50 cts, Miss $3, Mrs. A. Robinson, Brudenell. Owen, Cardigan Bridge. . Second best Cheese, do, $2, Mrs. John

McDonald, New Perth. Second best pair Ducks, 26 cts, F. G.\" mira best Cheese, do, $l, D. A. Robin-

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Bovyer, Royalty, (Georgetown). Best pair Geese, $1, ‘Geo. Smith, Rose- 5°: Brudenell. neath Judges—Richard Burdett, Joseph D.

Judges—Thos. Henry, Alex. McKinnon, |McAulay, John P. Sullivan.

B. E. Allen. CARRIAGES AND SLEIGHS.

GRAIN AND GRASS SEEPS. Best Wagon, $3, John McLean, Monta- (The manufacture or production of King’s gue Bridge . County. ) Second best Wagon, $6, John McLean, Best two bushels Wheat, with specimen; Montague Bridye. — of straw and heads, $4, Daniel Robertson,| Best Driving Sleigh, $4. none. Brudenell. . Judges. —Mr, McKay. Jolin Haggart. Second best two bushels Wheat, do do, FARMING IMPLEMEN'S.

$2, Irving Campbell, Montague. Ww Best two bushels two-rowed Barley, $2, eee oS mene

John Robertson, Inkerman. ae : j

Second best two bushels two-rowed Bar-/ g oe athens Sauminek sat (new), ley, $1, John A. Dewar, New Perth. ; Best Plough. $4, Pins Fianegan.

Best two bushels Black Oats, $3, Daniel) ppogt Horse Hay Fork, $150, Benjamin Shaw, New Perth. Davy, Lower Montague.

Second best two bushels Black Oats, $2, James D. Dewar, Brudenell.

Best two bushels White Oats, $3, John

LEATHER AND HARNESS. Best Side of Neats Leather, $2, James

Jas Norton, Grand River.

Third best two pair Socks, 25 cts, Mrs Jvhn Lavin, St. Peter's Road.

Best two pairs Stockings, $1, Mrs Jas Norion, Grand River.

Second best two pair Stockings, 60 cts, Mra Jas Norton, Grand River.

Best pair Winter Gloves, 50 cts, Effie Matheson, Dundas,

Best pair Winter Mitts, 50 cts, Miss Doreas Bears, Murray River.

Best collection of Knit Goods, $2, Miss Cogswell, Georgetown. Judges-—Mre. C. Townsend, Mra. D. B. McPhee.

FLAX MANUFACTURF.

Best half dozen Towels, $1, none.

Best Table Cloth, $1, Mrs. Donald Steele, Launching Roed.

Best sample Flax, (hackled) 50 cis, Mrs, C. Donahoe, Reseneath. Judges— Mrs. C. Townshend, Mrs. D. B. McFee, Mrs D. McOormack.

FANCY WORK.

Best selection Fancy Work, in Wool, $2, Miss Cogswell, Geo. getown

Recond best selection Fancy Work in Wool, $1, Mrs. Benj. Aiken, Lower Mon- tague. Third best selection Fancy Work in Wool, 50 cts, Miss Lewis, Montague.

Best selection Lace Werk, $2, Mary McEachern, Georgetown.

Second best selection Lace Work, $1, Charlotte McDonald, New Perth. Best Fancy Woik of othr kind, $2, Lottie Needham, Bay Fortune. Second best Fancy Werk of other kind, $2, Sarah J. McOormack, Grand River. Best Painting, or Needle Work Picture, framed, Jessie Knight, Dundas. Second best Painting,«r Needle Work Picture, framed, Mis. Gaul, Montague Bridge.

Judges—Miss Emma Moore, Mrs. A. J. McDonald, Mrs. McQuaid.

FISH. Best half-barrel Mackerel, $3, John DeLorey, Brudenell. Best quintal Codfizh (dry), $3, none. Best quintal Hake (dry), §2, Andrew Mooney, Little Harbor. Best Box (twelve tins) Canned Lobsters, $3, none. Best Box (twelve tine) other Canned Goods, $3, none.

Judges—Same as Miscellaneous.

MISCELLANEOUS, Best half-dozen Brick, $3, L. P. Doyle, St. Peter's. Best Pork Barrel, $1, Alban McLeod, Georgetown. Best Batter Ferkin (hardwood), $1, John A. Morrow, East Point.

Robinson, Inkerman

Best two buehels Buckwheat, $2, John Robinson, Inkerman.

Best twelve ears Indian Corn, $1, R. H. Plummer, New Perth. Second best twelve ears Indian Corn, 50) cts, J. W. Robinson, Inkerman. Best half bushel White Beans, $1, Thos. Bulpit, Roseneath. Second best half bushel White Beans, 50

Murray, Montague Bridge.

Best Side of Grain Leather, $2, James Morray, Montague Bridge.

Best Calfskin, $1, James N. Cogswell, | Georgetown.

Best Side of Harness Leather, $2, Jas. N. | ‘Cogswell, Georgetown.

Best Set of Carriage Harness, $6, John. T. Mellish, Mor tsgue Bridge.

Second best Set of Carriage Harness, $4,

ctr, Geos Smith, Roseneath. | Sieh M, Aitken, Montague Bridge. Best half bushel Peas, $1, John McDon-| Best Set of Cart Harness, $5, none.

ald, New ‘Perth. Judges — John Jamieson, Woodley | Second best half bushel Peas, 50 cts, Llewellyn, Allan White, er., John B, Me--

Robert L. Mellish, Union Road.

Best twenty pounds Red Clover, $1.50, Mr. Wm, Mcintyre, Georgetown Road.

Second best twenty pounds Red Ciover, $1, Robert Dewar, Brudennell.

wen u over, $1.

ALT betcetaeenemn 1 sage ape Cloth, $2, Mrs, Hamilton, New Perth.

Best half bushel Timothy Seed, $1.50, _ Third best ten yards Black Full Dress Peter Stewart, Brudenell. Cloth, $1, Mrs. John McIntyre, Roseneath.

d Sest half bushel Timothy Seed,$1,| Best ten yards Grey Full Dress Cloth, Secon ere $3, Miss Lizzie McIniyre, Georgetown |

James Jenkins, Little River. BY, Judges—Geo, Mooney, Wm. Dingwell, Red.

Second best ten yards Grey Full Dress om nee a ee Cloth, $2, Miss Oathcrine Ross, Union | 7 ‘Road

Best one dozen Swede Turnips, by Third best ten yards mg * Full Dress

weight, $1, Roderick Campbell, Georgetown Cloth, $1, Margaret Goidon, New Perth. |

Royalty. Best ten yards Women’s Weer (plain), | Best one dozen Field Carrots, $1, Rich. $2, Kate McIntyre, Dundas.

Jenkins, Georgetown, Second best ten yards Women’s Wear Bést one dezen Table Carrots, 60 cts, T. (plain), $1, Theresa Campbell, Grand River.

Bulvit, Roseneath. | Third best ten yards Women’s Wear Best ove dozen Beets, 50 cts, John (plain), 60 cts, Sarah McKinnon, Goose.

Robinson, Inkerman. River. i

| Ewen. TEXTILE FABRICS IN WOOL, Best ten yards Black Full Dress Cloth,

$3, Mrs. John McIntyre, Roseneath. Second best ten yards Black Full Dress

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Best collection of Edge and Pointed Tools, $3, Peter Ross, Georgetown.

Rest Collecticn of Baskets, 50 cts, Peter Stewart, Brudenell.

Best one hundred pounds Flour, $2, John Jamieson, Sturgeon.

Second best one hundred pounds Flour, $1, Woodley Liewellyn, Sturgeon.

Best one hundred pounds Oatmeal, $2, John F. Poole, Lower Montague.

S-cond best one hundred pounds Oatmeal, G. A. Thompson, Sturgeon.

Best selectien of Tin Work, $3, John D. Bell, Montague.

Best leaf of home-made Bread (Island Fiour), $1.50 Mary Morgan, Morell. Best loaf of home-made Bread (eny flour),

‘$1, Mrs. John A. Gordon, Brudeneil.

Bread Beck, Murray

Second best loaf of home-made (any flour), 50 cts, Thos. Harbor South.

Third best loaf of home-made Bread, (any flour), 25 cts, Miss Hamilton, New Perth.

Judges—Jas. D. Dewar, Isaac Stewart, George Parker, F. McEwen.

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Tunes Tryinc ro Sick Nerves. —- Never rattle a newspaper or rustle the leaves of a book, or write with a pen in the sick room, especially at night, for these sounds will sometimes make a nervous patient almost wild. Do not sit and sew or rip in the patient’s sight, as the dra _throngh or

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Sait Je Dp eo 7 os ss Pp ' S de year for ted $ 9,754,085 38 nis oe = Geode Ball, over three anter R’r| « 700 clas 208 «| « 3.43“ SFA propoeale were accepted, 7,239,048 19] eae Soe SE Re Grand River. Bradalba’e «626 "1 297 “1 8.10 The octal waietlenn’ py Ml es rade Bull, over three years,

Co’t Line. “* 6320 «| © op ee 7 67 88 $3, Walter Kelly, Roseneath. y 6.30 1.17 force at 15th November, ——_ ; Freetown..| 6.19 «| ** 1 OL “ |“ 7°42 “| 989. amounted to §6,936,302 91; Best Grade Cow, in Milk, $5, M. Hes- nl * 6.04 “| 12.37 “) “ 7.20 | (OF which $7,753,031.15° was sion, Georgetown. : 8 'dide 5.40 “| 12,00 “| ,, 6.45“ reassured with other offices) Second Best Grade Cow, in Milk, $3, . Ar5.15 ** |} Arll.30am , The claims by death which Pierce Gaul, Montague. Miscouche Dp5 00 * |Dp 31 04" arose during the year amount- Best Heifer, under three years, $5, Dr. xa mi oe 442 “ | “0.35 “ ed, including bonus addi- » 452.08 t0 Kaye, Georgetown. oe) '* 413) OAS tions, to ,402, Second Best Heif der th 0 1 * 3.92 “ | * 8.20 * The'eanael revenue amounted $3 on sae ales Biateaebes Bloomfield | «« 3.05 *« |“ 7.54 “ at 15th November, 1882, to 4,267,546 00)" ost Heifer, under two years, $3, John Alberton .,. ** 238 * ~ 7 Sell: The invested funds at same A. Dewar, N. as Perth en Tigniah..,| ** 2.00 “| «* 6.00 date amounted to 29,503,416 00) < cond B 4 Hailée( and Chitown ArlO 00am! A 7.00 pm Being an increase during the | econd Best, Herfer, under two years, $2, - r10.00am Ar 7. pm ee 1,062,648 35 ‘James McPhee, Burnt Point. rt? ray c eo - ope . y 7 : rH Best Steer, under four years, $3, F. G. }e g29 @ 4} «© 6.00 « JOHN LONGWORTH, | Bovyer, Georgetown Royalty. Mt. Stew't! «8.55 «| « 520 « Agent for Charlottetown.) Second Best Steer, under four years, 3, Morell... - 8. we 4.15 ” THOMAS ene f Agencies mas Bt Peter's) * 7.55 «| 3.42 “ 0 Seema 2. oy , Judges—George Moar, James Scully, Bear “799 «| « 2.49 + : John H.. Mellish, Walter L. Gordon, Souris...) « 6.50 «| * 9.00 «|, “- Daniel Robertson, James D. Campbell. a i Pps - a Dp sen OLD BON ES. SHEEP—LEIVESTER AND COTSWOLD. Georget’n | «: 730 “| «3.00 * Best Ram, any ege, 95, Michael Power - IGHEST PRICE paid for old benes, in Somerville. JAMES COLEMAN, H large or email lots, delivered at John) Second Best Kum, any age, $2, Charles Superintendent. | Newson’s Furniture Factory. + | Townshend, Rolla Bay.

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