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ene Daity EXAMINER,
SEP'TEMB E R 30, 1881.
i he Dominion Axhibition,|
,* '
esitie
in] ULULU
island Exhibits. es for Horses, Cuttie, Buiter,
ete,
Exarprrron Buitprxe, Hatiax, NS., Sept. 28. iatorsa are still the
vut eight thousand spec
ied SugoeSS of the | | Uh is Exhibition.
s . SHEP, | ite e—Ar.
puts er. While her woah shed a ‘speciality of raising Jersey cattle, Mrs. Fairweather seems to make a specialty of | manufacturing good butter. While her
es | hus baud shows a good example to pro-
| Goninieess al men generally, Mrs. Fairwea- lther shows a good example to ladies erway Both deserve great credit for fer the honarable part they have taken in
PORK. | | this important department the Is- j lao d was 5 Sepconent ted by but one exhib- * al 1d his samples were not seut “is until after the judges had lawarded the They, however, | Iuspe cted the samples the followi ng day avd made honorable mention of them in ir vel report,
bri idg es
prizes.
CLOTHS.
ea the grounds to-day. And g Vee A : : : he hors | Ts is greatly to be regreited that neither patervat aeems to centre lu the horse; |. nha r : , : : ' , of the Island cloth manutactories sent siables. Ladies as wellas gestiemen,| “| °° ene eer ’ . ‘a st slexhibiis. Their fabrics would have com- evince their love for the noblest oi ; ; : so } : “ {peared rer) favorably with some shown suimals, by crowding around the stables. | a = aa se , : to waivantage by exhibitors in Nova Scotia Among those most admired is oe ae . faud New Bruaswick, ALL RIGHT, DOSS gt eat beauty, great speed, es P. BE. ISLAND BXHIBIT. seod pedigree, maay think, entitle bim |
irst place ameng the carriage sts: -|
he track to-day, and was seme splendid trotting in w Barrister’s stall has
He was ont
hich |
the way
irly besieg ai while the horses of the . Ro dd, und «the Messrs. Me-| Kenzie, seem to “dee prim favorites.
ws stare when told that so
the Exhibitien. beea very reticeut. It is dificult eves a hint of how the prize. are going bat ia pretty well understood that Elend. hare caieaiad off firat and secoad prizes in all the classes in which they compete. It isto be heped th: u definite iufermation about the hee ses will be ob-| teinable to-morrow.
ers
mae of the} " best horses on the Island were not seut to | The judges to day have | | yuis duestis, to ” | tr ott
| Wm Sianott,
| es ls
In its exhibits of sheep and cattle, the)
sland has been exceedingly tortanate. PRIZNS FOR SHERP.
ileary Lougworth
; y Longworth carried off the first | an ead prizes for Leicester ewes two Yea old. , ery Leogworth won firat and second |. prizes for Southdown yearling rams. leery Lougworth won first and second | prives for Shro pshire ewes ef two shears. | a sory Long worth won the first prize | for Laicester yearling ewes over two
cars old
{he fe} ia the classified list
i eetrics:
owing
CLASS IT, —H@RSES.
&ro, 4—Best Stallion to breed Herses for trotting, carriage or read, 4 years old and up- serie Newton Lee, Summerside, *‘ All Right.” ‘rassweil, St Eleanor’s, ‘‘Harry Messenger.’ ‘hes Rodd, Braekley Point Read, *‘ Harry Mergan.”’ Nermaa R McLeod, Eidon, ** Blaskfvot.” Lot 16, ‘‘Iron Duke.” Best Stallion Sto breed Horses for og. carriage er road, 3 years old and 1 ler “f
EC. V
Morell, no name,
i John Rodd, Milton. do. ‘nc. 6—Best Stellion te breed Florses for ting, carriage or read, 2 years old, Mc Kenzie, Flat River, ner Mate 4, Jr. Lot 44 no name. George McWKenzie, Jr, New Lendon, no name, $—Best brocd mare and colt or (evi- lepee Uthat a eolt has bean reared) for brec-ling
carried off the first |’: nad second prizes for Shropshire yearling |
j
fienry Longworth won the first prize |
tor Lincoln ewes over two years. enry, won the second psize for his Leicester ram lamb. He sary Longworth, it is well under. ,will be declared the winaer of other |
prices which have aot yet been au-!,, wOL seed.
-. bert Boswall is the winner of the| first prize for the best Leicester ram} * iar t
Albert Boswall won the second prize “rv a Cotsweld ram lamb.
Abert Boswall won the first prize for | Leicester yearling ewes.
.ibert Boswell won the second prize}. fer Leicester ewe lambs.
Albert Boswall, it is heped, will,
lared the winner of other prizes.
izes for Cots ‘ne Stock Far s for Leicester yearliog rams.
Che Stock Farm woa first prize for theopshire rams of two shears.
‘Che Stock Farm won first and second rizes for Shropshire yearling rams.
Last, but not least, Joseph Tweedy, of China Point, won first prize for his raaguificent Leicester ram. This animal is, without doubt, the greatest sheep on exhibition.
PRIZES FOR CATTLE,
Searcely less successful are Island exhibitors of horned cattle. The four year old shorthora bull shown by George Compton, and the three year old short- horn bull shown by Fredk. Holland, are both objects of general attention. The stocx-raisers of the have beeu strack with the fine points chown by each of them; and, it is said, nave intimated their willingness to give fancy prices for them. But Messrs. Compton and Holland have, very wisely we think, refused to listen to any over-
wold s
hea rlin; g rams.
inves. It is, perhaps, too much the cus- tom of Island farmers to sell off their best stock. If Messrs Compton and
Holand had been men of that class, they would not occupy the preud position in the Dominion Exhibitiea which they jo to-day. When their animals were red wot oaly were they each awarded the first prizes in their respective classes, but the judges complimented both of them ery highly, aud said that their animals
would stand well in any exhibition in Canada. ‘The Stock Farm exhibit of caitle is also undeubtedly the best in its espective classes. There are hosts of
adinirers and their will be lots ef prizes. itis known that the Stock Farm has ‘ first prize for the best herd; and ‘ several other firs: prizes have’ fallen
mMmMisgsioners.
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BUTTER. While Mies Hayden, of Charlottetown, tands at the herd of y work department, Mrs. Ferguson, the Hon. Douvald Fergusun, has a noi leas honorable distinction as rv of the best tub butter, having pri izes in both classes in which she voted. The array of butter was very i and it ia most pleasing to find our (108 Competing successfully agaiost the re of the Maritime Provinc 8.
v1 of
L hake
Mrs. Fairweather, of St. Johan, has, it is|°
reported, wou the first prize for fresh
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‘ horses for trott ting, own in carriage.
bi 2 Lengwor th, Chariottetowu Royalty. n Ros aS, a\ Vew Lond sO,
Sno. 9 —Best saddle horee, mare or geldizg,
carriage or road, te be
der sade! : Um S$ MeSie Charlottetown. Sec 10--Best pair carriage horses in car- riage. No entry. Sro. 1L—Best Single Carriage Horse, not 12 of a pair, dri ‘eli In carriage. ha T Reld, Milton.
Charlottetown. C. 12—Best Colt, not Stallion, for trot- z. carriage Or road, 3 years old. vt Stock Farm, “harlottetewn. Jom Kennedy, Brackley Point snc. 13,, Best Colt, nots Stallion, ting, carriage, oF road, 2 years old, com rt Joacs, Lot 48. mas Rebins, Be leque. See. 14 —Best Celt, not Stallion,
Wn S McKie,
for trot-
for trot-
| ting, carriage or road,
dr. Blanchard, Charlottetown Reyalty, Albert Boswall, Let 49.
“xc. 1$-—- Best Sucking Colt, for trotting, irriage or rosd, Ym Rez, New Londen
Jame oa McFarlane, Lower Bedeqne.
7" ly
“se Stock Farm won first and second | | i
i - zlcolm | a4 m won first and second |
neighboring Provinces |
the class in the,
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‘ialcolm AicImnis, New Glasgow, Road.
‘ec. 16--Best Stallion te breed horses for azcicu'turaland draught purposes, 4 years old a id up wat ds lames Pickering, New London,
snc. 17 -—-Best Stalioa to breed horses for Z ido and draft purposes, 3 years and ves Reid, Clifton. sec. 19--Best Brood Mare and Colt, (or
bo- | evidence tuata colt has been reared) for breed-
i¢ horses for agrieultural and draft pur- nes MacFarlone, Lower Redeque. Mclunis, New Glasgow Road. zc 21—Best e it, not a stallion, for
rarposes, 3 years old.
irdeck Ross, North Bedeque.
corge Sinclair, Malpeque,
Sections 22, 23, 24 and 25—No entries.
sec. 26—Best stallion, 3 years old.
yoverument Stock Farm, {Charletictown, ‘Timp. Barrister.”
sec, 29—Best filly, 3 years old, Donald Roas, North Bedeque.
Spc. 30 —Best fillv, 4 years old. Goverument Stock Farm, Charlottetown.
Suc, 32—Best brood mare with feal by her side. Joo McFarlane, Bedeque. Juo McInnes, New Glasgow.
sxc. 37—Best stallion, 4 years old and up- wards, Montegue Gardiner, Lot 16, owmer declined to ‘forward horse.
CLASSY 2—CATTLE. Shert Horn Durhame.
Sue, 1--Best thoroughbred Durham Bull, 4 | ve rs old and upwards. (loverament Stock Farm, ** Marquis of Lorne.”
Ceorge;Comptoa, St. Eleanor’s,
snc. 2—Best thoroughbred Darham ball, 3 years eld and upwards, red Holland, Cryon.
Suc. 6 —Best thorou; ghbred Durham ,Cow, 4 years old and upwards.
draft
Charlottetewn,
Government Stock Farm, Charlottetown, ‘* Louisa 4th.”
(tovernment Steck Farm, -Charlottetown, ** Dablia LOth.”
Gevernment Stock Farm, anes,
** Graceful 66h.’
“uc. 7—Best Thoreaghbred Darham cow, 3 years eid and upwards. Government Stock Farm,
‘Rea ose. .
Sac. 10—Best thoroughbred Durham heifer,
1 yeat old. Henry Loagworth, Charlottetown, ‘‘ Princess Louise.” Sec. 12—Best Hera. Goverameat Stock Farm. AYRSHIRES,
ec. 13 —Best thoroughbred Ayrshire Bull, t years old. ‘sovernment
KI,
Charlottetown,
Stock Farm, Charlottetown, P
os Sit John.”
Sec. 15—Best thoroughbred Ball,
i. No entry.
Sec. i6—Best thoroughbred Ball, 1 year
1. No entry.
so. 18—Best thoreughbred Cow, 4 years
tovt Steck Farm, Ch’tewn, Highland Mary.
Giovté Stock Farm, Ch’teown, Hamilton Lass
(ovt Steck Farm, Ch’tewn, Meather Belle. =ec zi —Best thoroughbred Cew or Heifer, years old aud epwards (iry).
Govt Steck Farm, Ch’town, Annie Laurie. Bo, 22 —~Best thoroughbred Heifer, 2 years
G vb Stock Farm,
2 years
Charlottetown, Fernileaf. ver. No entry.
sic, 24—Kest Herd. Govt Stock Farm, Ch'town,
ene aaitanpaneinane ateeiainsigilion- dagen
sec. 23 —Best thoroughbred Cali, under 1 ,
ups ras. under 5. Geo ¥ DeBleis, Charlottetown.
aan 3 (dry).
ac, ‘ Steck Farm, Charlottetewn.
~ s+ } > eo and uj
— nment Stoci
A! b. st Scale
di hi ». M<
He ny Li ng v orth, Alb t Bi
Albert Bozwall, Lot 49. Sec. 17—Best Ram Lamb. Abert Boswall, Lot 49.
Beary I
Henry Lengworth, Charlottetown (2).
Government Stoek Farm, Ch: arlottetowa,
Henry
Henry Lengworth, Charlottetown (2),
HAMPSHIRE D3
OTHER MEDIUM WOOLS, Sno. 37—Best Ram, Shearling. Government Stock Farm, Charlottsteowa (2
ens—Ge Orga
Trveeds ‘
CLASS 9
ture the growth and production or roannfac- ture of the year 1880 or 1881, tured by she exhibitor.
dressed and fuliv-d, hand loom, John Sharp, Kensington.
( ringed). Mrs George Burnett, St Peter’s Road,
Miss 4Aunie McRae, Charlottetown.
Miss A
Edward Lane, New Perth.
Thos dail, Summerside,
wood,
DATRY BBEF AND WORKING CATTLE, , 55 — Best Grade Cow, Sgyocars old and
ts ry Longworth, C harlottetown, Sec, 56—Best Grade Cow, 3 fyears old and
: 68 —Best Grade Heifer, 2 years eld and
“0 Longworth, Charlottetown. . 61— Best Fat Cow or Heifcr,
Louis H DeBlois, do. SPECIAL GRADES, -Best Grade Devon oow, 8 years ywards, H Lougworth, Charlottetown.
Src. 74.
93
Haszard, Charlottetown. CLASS 3—-SHEFP. LONG Wv0OL—COTSWOLDS,
Src. 2~—-Best a shearling. arm, Charlottetewn (2), Best Ram L amb.
Lot 40
LEICEST> RS.
Sec. 8—Best Ram 2 shears and over, won) Lane, Lot 49.
Sec, 9 —Pest Ram, shearling. dovernm nt Stock Farm, Cherlottetewa (2). Leod, Dunstafinage. (2).
Sec. 10 —Best Ram Lamb. Yenry Laagworth, Charlottetown, oes Boswall, Lot 49
. 11—Be t+ 2 Ewes, 2 shears sn 1c ver,
Charlettetowr. . 12—Best 2 Ewes, shearling. wswall, Lot 49.
Sec. 18—Best 2 Ewe Lamb3. Alberé Boswall, Lot 49.
LINCOLN AND OTHER LONGWOOLS, Fre, 15 —--Best Ram, 2 shears and over,
Sac. 18 —Best 2 Ewes, 2 shears and over. Heary Lengwerth, Charlottetown, MEDIUM WOOL—SOlUTHDOWNS. RC, 23—Best Ram, Shearling. ongworth, Charlottetown. Suc, 25—Best 2 Ewes, Shearlings.
+ SHROPSUIRE DOWNS, Src, 29—Best Ram, 2 shears and over.
7 Li agworth, do. Sec, 80—Best Ram Shearling. Government Steck Farm, ¢ Yharlottetown. Seco. 32—Best 2 Ewes, 2 sheara and over.
Sno. 33—Best 2 Ewes, Shearling. Henry Leagworth, Charlottetown (2). OXFORD DOWSS,
WNS, ANB
Oxfords). CLASS 5——-POULTRY.
Sre. 3—Other variety of Turkeys—Albeit Boswail, Lot 49
Suc, 4—Other variety of Turkey Chickens — Albert Bo well, Lot 49, (2).
Sec, 22—Houdan Chickens—Jas D Irving, Charlottetown.
Sec. 37—Silver Spangled Hawburgs— Geo Tweedv, North River.” —Silver Spangled Hamburg Chick- Tweedy, North River.
CLASS 6—ROOTS AND VEGETABLES,
Src 1—Early Rose Potatoes, half bushe’, Geo ‘weedy, North River: George ‘i'weedy, jr
‘orth River; Donald A McLecd, Elden.
—Breesa’s Prolific, half bushel—Geo North River.
Sxc. 6—Snew-flake, half bushel — George Tweedy, North River.
Sec. 16 —Compton Surprise—Geo. Tweedy, North River.
Sec. 24—Table potatoes, half bushel, net enamerated—Jas D Mason, Charlott-town, Beauty ef Hebron and Early Triumph; Geo Tweedy, North River, Yorkshire Whites.
Sec, 69—Chicory, half-dozen reots—John T Rewe, Charlottetown; Chas J Haszard, Belle vue.
Sec. 99—Squash (largest size)—Richard Burke, Lot 49.
CLASS 7 —GRAIN,
Szc. 1—Collection of Wheat varieties— Hugh Fir ndley, Orwell.
Sec, 2—Bushel Red Spring Wheat— Mi ar) phy. Portage, Hast River.
6—Bushel White Oats. F Bullinaa, Kustico. Yom Ress, New London. D Pineo. New Glasgow. J A Ferguson, East River.
Src. 7—Bushel Black Oats—A Boswall, Lot 44,
Sec. Rustico.
Sec. 34+ Oatmeal (100 Ibs). J D MelLeod, Charlottetown. Alfred Forbes, Lot 48.
CLASS 8—DAIRY PRODUCE,
Sec. 1—Crock or Tub Butter, sa'ted, not
less than 15 Ib.
Hon D Ferguson, Tulloch,
Geo Sellar, Highfield.
Fred Wise, New Glasgow Road. Jos Wise, do.
“xc. 5—Firkin Butter, not less than 56 Ibs, in shipping order, for exportation, manufae- tared at any private dairy, capecity aud man- ulacture not over 50 cows.
Hon D Fergusan, Tullech, Let 34,
Sec. S—Five Firkins Batter, not less weight than 40 Ibs net, dairy manufacture, piepared by any farmer or trader for market or shipment.
Hon D Ferguson, Tulloch, Let 3-4,
Davison & Coa, Charlottetown.
Sec 8, —Dairy Cheese, home made, net less th: an 15 lhs.
James Howard, Jr, West River,
Henry Hyde, West River.
Samuel Hyde, West River.
Robert Jones, Jr, Lot 49.
a Soe
Szc, 2—
Peter
10—Bushel Barley—Thos Bullman,
—-HEMP, WOOLLEN FLAX, STRAW GoODs,
COTTON, AND WFARING APPAREL, ETC.
At: articles of Woollen and Flax manufac.
and manufac
Szc. 6—Not lees than eight yards all wool,
Ssc. Y—Kight yards Womens’ Wear, fancy pattern, cotton and woel, hand loom, Miss Annie Meciae, Charlottetown
Sec. 23—Hearth Ruy, (rag) Mrs t atrick Sherry, Charlottetown.
Sze. 34—L'wo pairs Men’s Woollen Mitts,
Ec. 49—Pair Tabie Cloths, (flax).
SKC Bt- -—Ten yards linen sheeting.
iuie McRae, Charlottetown. CLASS !0—AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Ses. i9-—Fanning Mill,
thos Hall, Summerside. S:c. 50—Potato Digging Machine.
See 33—Threshiug Machine.
CLass 17. MANUFACTURE3 IN METALS,
“eco. 43 -—-Shmgle Machines—Robs Small- | wood, Cararlottetown. s
Sec. 33—Rotary Saw Mill—Rotert Small-}
Po ae
Sec. in6—dewine Machines __-Miller Bros., Charlottetown.
snc, 137— Ue (family ase)-- Miller Bros., ‘barlottetow n.
CLASS 19—-FISHERIES,
Sxo. 2—Box dry codtisn (large)—Maleolm MeFadyeo, Murray Harbor.
Sro, 3—Box dry codfish (small) McVadyen, Murray Harbor
Sec. 4—Box dry haddock — Malcolm Me- Fadyen.
Sec 5
- Malcolm
Box dry hske-—Maleolm MeFadyen.
Sec. 12.—Barre!l No. } mackerel— Robert N —: tei
Sec. 15—Barrel No. 1 split herring—J H Myris “yk ‘hartottetown
S¥c. bo Caee Canned Lobsters— Island
Packing Co, West Cape; Malcolm Mcl’acyer, Murray fHarbor; Thos Lloyd, Summerside; John Cairns, White Sands; McDonald, Me- Donald & Co, Souris.
“eco. 23.—Case Canned Salmon— Maleslin McFadyen, Murray Harber.
Sec. 24--Case Canned Mackere!— Mefoon- ald, VeDo — i& Co., Souris; Island Packing Co., West{Cape.
EXTRAS,
Bex Boneless Hake— McDonald, McDonald & Co., Souris
Box Bonelesa Coifish—MeDonald, McDon- a'd & Co, Souris.
CLASS 2] —PRESERVED MEATS.
Sec. 3—Hams, Robert Bridges.
Sac. 4 —Bacon, Robert: Brydges.
Szc. 7-—Lard, Robert Bridges.
EXTRAS. Potato Fariao—Beer & Sons, Charisttetown
CLASS 22—LADIBs’ WORK. Seo, 6—Collection hair work—Mrs Jehn Andersen, Charlottetown. Sec 8—Fret work—W J McPhail, Sum
merside. SEC. 20 Buirnan, Rustic Sse. 27-—Ten “Ths. Red Clover feed —Ad- visory Koard, Charlettetewn. EXTRAS, Samples Grain—Advisory Beard, Ch’town. —————<— oe? Lie <-> nd Weather Bulletin. Pre babi’ ities por the neat 24 hours for the Miritime /rovinees. Toroxto, S« ptember 3S0—10 a. m. Mol:rate to fresh to southerly southwest- erly winds, fair weather, higher temperature. —
ore bushel Timothy Seec—T kos,
The Moscow ‘‘ Telegraph” says the re- prosentatives of Russia, Germany and Austria at Berne have addrersed a note to the Swiss Government asking it to forbid the holding of a univereal congress of Sccia ists at Berne. Meanwhile, asa coun- ter stroke, the Soeialists have circulated a report that the congress will not take place.
Tue Moncton Tim s says:—Hon. T. RB, Jones and wife and party passed through Moncton by I. C. R. train this forenoon, from the Exhibition at Halifax. Mr. Jones speaks in high terms of the P. E. Island exhibit of stock. 2 es
MARKIE.
In the Pownal Methodist Church, on Wed- n «day, Sept 28th, by the pastor, the Rev. George M. Campbell, assisted by the Rev. John Goodwill, sir. Amos West, of Little York, to Mary, eldest daughter of W. H. Drake, Esq., of ‘Péwnal
Also, in the above Church, at the same time, by the Rev. John Goodwill, assisted by the Rev. Geo. M. Campbell, Mr. Samuel F. Drake, to Mary Jane, eldest daughter of John McEachren, Esq , both of Pownal
These being the first marriages celebrated in the Pownal Church, the Paster, on behalf of the Truatees, pr: sented each bride with a Bible and a Methodist Hymn Book.
On the Gth inst., by Archdeacon Read, Rector, Mr. George William Younker to Mary Ann Henrietta Copp, all of Milten,
In meee. on the 7th inst., by John Euraham, Eaq., Charles Banke, of Anvapolis, N. S., to E izabeth H. Clarke, of a 3. me
Holasses, Tea, Brooms, SY AUCTION.
WILL SELLE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
Wednesday, Sth of October,
AT 11 O'CLOCK, IN FRONT OF THE
Queen Street Auction Rooms,
100 half-chests Tea (a good article), 10 puns, Bright Retailing Molasses, a puns, Cienfugos, } doz Brooms, assorted, 36 boxes Soap, 200 boxes Digby Herring, 100 barrels Herring.
W. D. STEWART,
Sept. 30, '81. Auctioneer.
WELL-BRED STOCK FOR SALE.
HE subscriber will offer for sale, at the
PROVINGIAL. EXHIBITICN,
—ON THE—
2th and 13th October,
the following Stock,
2 very fine Shorthorn Bull Calves, 1 three-year-old Shropshire Ram, 15 Ram Lambs, mostly Shropshire. BLNJ. E, WRIGHT, Sept. 30, ’81—2aw, wkly li Royalty.
LOOK YOU HERE.
Stovenine, ~ Stovepipe,
ee subscriber is now euieuns an assort- |
ment of
Stevepipe aad Tiaware,
Best quality,which he is selling cheap for Cesh.
Tinware and Stovepipe, ail kinds, made to order, Special prices to wholesale dealers. ~ #j0rders for fitting up Stoves promptly and carefully attended to.
Orders solicited. Shop cpposite Dr. Jen- kin’s residence, Queen Strect,
R. RODD, Practical Tinsmi ith,
C iarlottetown.
Charlottetown, Bept. 3', ’»1—3m
ee tl Cena anata
London Liouse.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
FU Fz Fall and Winter
STOCK OF
Dry Goons
JUST RECEIVED
BY PRINCE EDWARD
FROM LIVERPOOL,
and Anchor and Allan Line Steamers,
NOW OPER
—COMPRISING— A Large Assortment of
PLAIN and FANCY DRESS GOODS, Black Cashmeres, Lustres, Meltons, Serges, best value, 7
WINCEYS—Plain and Twilled, all Colors and Qualities.
COTTONS—White, Grey and Printed, in English, Canadian and American makes.
MANTLE CLOTHS, Beavers, Pilots, Worsted Coatings, Scotch, English and Canadian T weeds, a fine assortment.
MILLINERY — Ladies’ Plush,| Beaver and Straw Hats, Feathers, Flowers and Orna- ments.
SKIRTS, SHAWLS, GLOV K8, Hosiery, Thompson’s Glove- fitting Corsets.
ee
MEN’S and BOYS’ HATS and CAPS, Fur and Cloth.
| FLANNELS, Sheetings, Towels,
Napkins, Table Linens.
CANVAS, Silesias, Linings.
Casbains,
CANADIAN AND SCOTCH Wool Shirts and Drawers. Wool Scarfs, Blankets and Quilts, Small Wares, Braces, Braids, Buttons, Needles,
CASH BUYERS
will find this Stock complete, and very best value.
wil. DAVIES & C0.
September 30, 1881.
Threads. .
Gravenstein Apples | | AT AUGI HION]
l WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
To-Motrow (Saturday), Ist Oct,
at 11 o’clock, at the
Quecn Street Auction Rooms,
120 Larrels Nova Scotie Gravensteim App} 20 boxes Plums (different Varieties), wee 1s boxes Siberian Crab Apples,
25 barrels Onions
These Apples are in prime Cenditiun, ae suitable for eens -
. D. STEW ART
sept. 33, Si Auctions,
LUMBER.
a
WiLL sell AT AUCTION, om POWN, WHARF, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) EVENING, 30th inst., at 5 o'clock— 28,000 feet Scantting, 10,000 feet Sprace Boards, 25 a 10 teet Deals, ) Laths. Ix satel Star and Margaret Mary,
W. BD. STEWART, Avctionsen,
er hse de
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION,
WILL sell at AUCTION, at the regi.
dence of Mr. ROBT. CRABB, Upper Queen Street, on FRIDAY, 7th Octot er yay ll o’ch ck, a lot of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
” —CONSISTING OF —
Walnut end H. C. Sofs, Chairs, Walnut and Marble Top (entre Pale, 1 Meloder » Tapes try and Scotch Carpet, Pictures and Eugrav. ings, Mirror, Fire Screens, Oil Cloths and Hall Furniture, Tables and Chairs, Extension Dining Table, Glassware, Crockery, Kai Forks and Spoons, Lamps, Canary Birds Cages, Flower Siands and House Plants, Cupe board, Werdrobe, Walnut, Iron and Wooden B dete ads, Hair, Excelsior and Straw Mat. tiasses, Blankets Quilts, (: unt rpanes, 8
Feather Beds, Pillows, Toilet Ware Glasses, Wash Stands, Bd Roora Tables, Chests of Drawers, Bed Room and Parlor Stoves, Refrigerator, Water Cooler, Soda ‘ounts, Tumblers, Ale Glasses, Sporting Plates, vtc., etc,
—ALSo—
2 very superior Cows, WILLIAM DODD,
Sept. 30, ’81— Auctioneer,
ARCHIBALD McNEIL & FORGES,
SHIPPING AND
Commission Merchants,
—AND—
EXPORTERS OF PRODUCE,
44 South Street, . New York City.
N. B.—Cash paid for, and advanced here of, consignments of Potatoes, ; Cuas Tl. McNmu, Agent, 49 Water street, near Quee! n, Churlottetown, [se 14 1m wkly
TEN DERS!
‘ENVERS will "be beet received by this Depart.
ment at Otiawa, up to the 15th October next, for the construction of a Light keeper's Dwelling at Souris, Prince Edward Island.
Plans and specifications can be seen and forms of Tender procured at the offices of the Agent of this Department at Charlottetown, and the Collector of Customs at Souris,
The Department docs not bind itself to ac- cept the lowest or any Tender.
WM. SMITH, Deputy of the Minister of Marine & Fisheri@
Department of Marine and Fisheries,
Ottawa, 21st September, 1881. {se 20 li ne eed W ANTS, LOST, F FOU AD, de.
Lostbetreen Lewis’ Photograph Saloory North Side of Queen Square, and Carvell Bros,, Lower Queen Street, a yard and # balf of red merino, The finder will be rewarded by leaving the came at this office. (xe 29 li Qn RAYED from the Pasture, on Lowef Spring Park Road, on Saturday last, dark grey COW with ‘long horns. Intforma- tion of whereabouts of said cow will bs thank- fully received at this office. | se 23 \ YANTiD—A smart inteliigient boy 12 te / 16 years of age, in a Commission Mem Enquire at Examiner Office, [se 26 —— ——— JANTED—A BOY to look after two \ horses and a garcen, Board and lodg} ing on the premises, A boy from t'e country preferred. Apply at this offive, sieting W &e, (se 26 OST, on ~ Wednesday lac t, & a Po ketbook Jd cou tai ning a sum of money and threé rings. The finder will be rewarded by leaving the same at the Examineg office, [se 23 ‘FO © LE T A HOUSE pleasantly , situated on i Prince Street, containing ten rooms and ® kitchen. A good Stable and Coach House, Kent moderate. Immediate possession, Ap» ply to J, Quirk, Lock Bex 123, Charlottetown. [se 8 2w
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‘0 LET—That desirable Dwelling House on the north side of King’s Square, con~ taining nine rooms and # convenient frost procf cellar and good stable, Rent very low, Possession givin in about one month from this date. Apply to Mark Borcnen. [se 6 tt
~O LET—A House containing six roouis Th Possession jst September. Apply ~ oe M Lwon, Spring Paik Road. . (da 13
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