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Preparations for a Very Large Trade.

Qld and New Customers invited to give our different Depart- ments a look,

AMES PATON & CO. direct attention to their Grand Collection of NOVEL- TIES in FIRST-CLASS GOODS.

At the Dress Counter we are showing some very handsome Robes, and a very special lot of Embroidered Robes, bought at a bargain, which we offer for $5.50. This will be a great Plaid season. We are showing some very artistic combinations, suitable fur full Dresses or Trimmings. Our DRESS DEPARTMENT is very com- plete this seasun. You will find in this Department all the newest shades in double width Serges, Foules, Cashmeres, Cheviots, Bourettes, etc. We offer a wonderful lot of Cheviots at 16c. per yard. This lot is much under the regular price. We expect it will sell very fast, as it will make a beau- tiful Dress for very little money.

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Extraordinary value in this Department. Nothing in the City to equal the value we offer in BLACK SILK WARP HEN- RIETTAS. Just see the lot at 72c., 80c. and 9c. BLACK FRENCH MERINOS and CASHMERES in the very latest makes. HEAVY BLACK SERGE, CRAPES and CRAPE CLOTHS.

Ladies’ Astracan Jackets,

CHEAPEST IN THE CITY.

JAMES PATON & MiLLIN ERY. CO. are now show- ing the newest styles of the season. Every- thing Novel, Artistic and Fashionable in Hats, Bonnets, Embroidered Velvets, Vel- vet Ribbons, Fancy Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, Wings, Birds, etc.

Great Variety in LADIES’ FUR CAPES, BOAS and MUFFS.

Ladies’ Dolmans, Jackets & Ulsters.

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ly low prices—Plush Jackets, Fur-Lined Cloaks, Ulsters in all the newest styles.

A Job Lot of LADIES’ JACKETS, only $1.00 each —regular price $3.00.

NEW CARPEIiS.

We have opened another lot of beautiful Carpets, and intend selling them at the lowest prices, although manufacturers’ prices are now considerably advanced, Short lengths sold at greatly reduced prices. For best designs and fresh goods, PATON & CO’S. CARPET DEPARTMENT is well known.

Household Goods.

JAMES PATON & CO. have made large purchases of all kinds of Household Goods, in Scotch, English, Irish and Ger- man makes. Splendid value in Linens, Towels, Tabling, Table Napkins, Sideboard

Vers, etc.

ladies’ Shawls in Great Variety.

GIMPS, VELVET RIBBONS, PLUSH- and BUTTONS to match our Dress

oods,

Goat Robes Very Cheap.

Great Success in the READY-MADE DEPARTMENT. We have again en-

ed our Clothing Department, and have how one of the best in the city, filled with Reefers and Overcoats at prices to sult everybody.

JAMES PATON & CO.,

MARKET SQUARE. Ch’'town, Sept. 23, 1890.

“ This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Evrirines.

King’s County Exhibitio

A Large Attendance. AN EXCELLENT DISPLAY.

THE PRIZE LIST.

Tue EXaMINER must congratulate the

gentlemen composing the King’s Co. Exhibi-| tion Association upon the success attending

the exhibition held under their auspices at Georgetown yesterday. held on the new exhibition and driving park grounds, and was highly creditable to ali concerned. There was a large atten- dance of spectators, and the exhibits, both outside and inside the drill shed were of excellent quality, although in some few instances the quantity was not so great as at former exhibitions.

The display of horses was creditable alike

to the county, and to the exhibitors.’ Some splendid specimens of carriage stal- ions, colts and fillies were shown by Messrs. Leslie Poole, Ti 1E. Buchannan, Wm. Shaw, James Nicholl, H. McEwen and others. In the imported cart stallion class the honors were carried off by General Burnett, Young,

Royal Tom, and Hepburn Clyde, aud ani- mals owned respectively by Jas. MeMil- lan, Somerville, and John Collins, New Perth, were the prize winners in the Island bred cart stallion class. The other classes were well filled, and the

names of the successful competitors will be found in the prize list. In cattle, the principal exhibitors were F. G_ Bovyer, W. Gordon, Alex.

Hamilton, Jas. Clow, P. A. Dewar, H. Nelson, A. C. Macdonald, Rev. Stephen Phelan, John Byrne, and other well- known farmers and stock raisers of the County. The display throughout was a capital one. Of sheep and pigs some splendid specimens were also shown. Inside, the shed, the show of rovts and vegetables, fruit, butter and cheese, fancy work, etc, was excellent.

M. E. Griffin, of Georgetown, exhibited two models of steamships—one of the cruiser Acadia and the other of the Aus- tralia—both of which were greatly admir- ed. Mr. Stewart’s collection of birds, to which we referred yesterday, also attracted a good deal of attention.

The grounds -upon which the show of stock and the races took place are highly creditable to the Association and the County. The racing track is well graded and otherwise arranged, and will afford the horsemen of the County facilities for de- veloping their stock not hitherto possessed.

The order maintained throughout the day was good.

The Georgetown Boys Band furnished music at intervals during the proceedings.

Tue EXaMINEeR’s representative is in- pebted to Mr. Geo. F. Owen, the Com- pany’s indefatigable Secretary, forcourtesies extended.

Following is the

PRIZE LIST :— HORSES.

Imported Trotting or Carriage Stallion— 1st, Leslie Poole, Lower Montague; 2d, none; 3d, none.

Carriage or Trotting Stallion over 15 hands 2 inches, Island bred—Ist, J E Buchanan, Lower Montague‘; ‘2d, none; 3d, none.

Carriage or Trotting Stallion not over 15 hands 2 inches, Island bred—lst, Wm Shaw, Montague; 2d, Louis Randall, Stur- geon; 3d, do, do,

Entire Carriage Colt under 4 years, Is- land bred—Ist, Dundas; 2d, Josiah Roberts, Murray Har- bor; 34, John N McCormack, Boughton Island.

Entire Carriage Colt under 3 years, I[s- land bred—Ist, W Macdonald, Bay For- tune; 24, Wm McLaren, New Perth: 34d, none.

Entire Carriage Cuit under 2 years, Is- land bred—1st, Joha Reid, Murray Har- bor South; 2d, D Robertson, Brudenell; 3d, Wm Shaw, Montague.

Carriage Mare with her Foal—Ist, Nicoll, White Sands; 2d, John Cormack, Boughton Island; 3d, John N McLeod, Dundas.

Carriage Filly under 4 years—1st, Henry McEwen, Lot 40; 2d, Wm Shaw, Mon- tague; 3d, Irving Campbell, Montague.

Carriage Filly under three years—l1st, Hamilton McNutt, New Perth; 2d, D Ross, Lower Montague; 3d, D McLaren, Brudeneli.

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Carriage Filly under 2 years—Ist, J E;

Poole, Lower Montague; 2d, Wm Nichol- son, Dundas; 3d, W H Poole, Roseneath.

Best Carriage Foal—Ist, Jas Nichol, White Sands; 2d, Daniel J McCormack, Bonghton Island; 3d, John N McCormack, Boughton Island.

Judges—A N Large, John McLean, JJ Davies. i

Best Cart Stallion, imported—lIst, Leslie Poole, Lower Montague, ‘‘General Bur- nett”; 2a, John Campbell, Cardigan, “Young Royal Tom;” 3d, John Annear, Lower Montague, ‘‘Hepbura Clyde.

Best Cart Stallion, Island bred—lIst, Jas McMillan, Summerville; 2d, John Collins, New Perth; 3d, none.

Best Entire Cart Colt under 4 years— Ist, John Robertson, Inkerman; 2d, John Kaneen, New Perth; 3d, none.

Best Entire Cart Colt, under 3 years— Ist, White Bros, Rollo Bay; 2d, Edward Brothers, Sparrow’s Road; 3d, Lone.

Best Entire Cart Colt, under 2 years— lst F G Bovyer, Royalty; 3d, D Reid, Victoria Cross; 3d, none. ,

Cart Mare with her foal—I1st, D Sinnott, Morell; 2nd, Geo Gordon, Roseneath; 3rd, Wm Ryan, Cardigan.

Cart Filly under 4 years— Ist, D Robert-

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| Mare for general purposes, under 3 yrs— | than 20 pounds—Ist, Charlotte McDonald,

| 1st, Danie! Sinnott, Morell; 2d, Peter Bre-

Perth.

Best tub or crock salt Butter, not less

haut, White Sands; 3d, M Dogherty, Vic-|New Perth; 2d, Mary Hamilton, do; 3d,

toria Cross. | Cart Filly under 3 years—Ist, Chas San-

| derson, Greenwich; 24, Geo Goff, Wood- | pounds—Ist,

' ville; 3d, Peter Stewart, Brudenell.

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Mrs A Robertson, Brudenell.

Best basket new Butter, not less than 5 Mrs Annie Sutherland, St Veters Bay; 24, Miss G.ff, Woodville; 3d,

| Cart Filly under 2 years—Ist, W R Web Mra Goff, do.

, ster, Rollo Bay.

| Cart Foal—Ist, Geo Gordon, Roseneath; | 2d, Daniel Sinnott, Morell; 34, Wm Ryan, | Cardigan. | CATTLE. Pure-Bred Shorthorns.

Bull, any age—Ist, W Gordon, Bruden- ell; 2d, J Easton, Georgetown. | Bull calved in 1888—l1st, Geo Goff, Wood- i ville; 24, W B Graham, Murray Harbor South. | Bull calved in ' White Sands. ' Bull Calf calved in 1890—Ist, F G Bov- yer, Royalty; 24, Rev 8 F Phelan, George- town,

Cow in milkk—F G Bovyer, Georgetown Royalty; 2d, do, do.

Heifer calved in 1888—1st, F G Bovyer, Georgetown; 2d, do, do.

Heifer Calf calved in 1890—F G Bovyer, Royalty.

1889—James Nicholl,

Pure-Bred Ayrshires.

Bull any age—Ist, Alex Hamilton, New Perth; 24, D Shaw, Brudenell.

Bull ealved in 1888—Ist, Jas Clow, Mur- ray Harbor North; 2d, John Conway, Mur- rey Harbor South.

Bull calved in 1889—John Martin, Spar- row’s Road. | Bull Calf, calved in 1890—I1st, Wm Gor- idon, Brudenell; 2d, F G Bovyer, Royalty. | Cow in milk-——Ist, W Gordon, Brudenell; 12d, Peter A Dewar, Montague Heifer calved in 1888—I1st, A C Macdon- ald, Montague; 2d, none. | Heifer Calf calved in 1890—Ist, F G Bov- yer, Royalty; 2d, none.

Pure-Bred Jerseys or Guernseys.

Bull Calf calved in 1890—1st, H Nelson, Montague; 2d, none. Shorthorn or Holstein Grades. | Heifer, calved in 1888—1st, John Hamil- ton, New Perth; 2d, TS Henry, George- town.

Heifer, calved in 1889—I1st, Alex Hamil-

ton, New Perth; 2d, none. | Ayrshire, Jersey or Guernsey Grades.

Cow in milk, any age—Ist, Leith Cowan, Murray Harbor South; 2d, John Byrne, Georgetown.

Heifer, calved in 1888—I1st, John Mc- Kenzie, Georgetown; 2d, none.

Heifer, calved in 1889—Ist, Keenan, Georgetown; 2d, Robert Dewar, New Perth.

Ox or steer calved in 1888—Iist, Robert Dewar, New Perth; 2d, do, do.

Ayrshire Grade.

' Ox or steer calved in 1890—Ilst, John O Poole, Lower Montague. Shorthorn. Best do, do—Geo Goff, Woodville. SHEEP. | Long Wook Ram, any age—Ist, FG 'Bovyer, Royalty; 2d, SB Aitken, Lower | Montagne. Yearling Long Wool Ram—lst, FG ‘Bovyer, Royalty; 2d, no competition. Long Wool Ram Lamb—lIst, F G Bovyer, ‘Royalty; 2d, Robert Dewar, New Perth. Pen two Long Wool Ewes, having each reared Lambs this season—Ist, F G Bov- yer, Royalty; 2d, do, do. | Pen 2 Yearling Long Wool Ewes—lIst, F G Bovyer, Royalty; 2d, do, do. Pen 2 Long Wool Ewe Lambs—lIst, do, ‘do; 2d, do, do. | Gray faced Ram, Down or Short Wool, any age—Ist, J A Annear, Lower Mon- tague; 2d, none. Gray faced Yearling Ram—Ist, Peter Stewart, Brudenell; 2d, R Dewar, New Perth. | Gray faced Ram Lamb—Ist, RK Dewar, New Perth; 2d, P Cairns, Sparrows Road. Pen 2 Gray faced Ewes, having each reared Lambs this year—Ist, Robt Dewar, New Perth; 2d, none. Pen 2 Gray faced Ewe Lambs—l1st, Robt Dewar, New Perth; 2d, A Hunter, Dundas. ! Pen 2 Ewes, other breed or cross, hav- ing each reared Lambs this season—lIst, Robt Dewar, New Perth; 2d, do, do. | Judges—A W Bruce, Robt Griffith, Jas ; McPhee, Wm Reid.

PIGS.

, Boar, any age, Berkshire—Ist, A Hun- ter, Dundas; 2d, none.

| Sow, Berkshire, having reared a litter in -1890—1st, A Hunter, Dundas; 2d, none.

, Boar, any age and other breed—Ist, A Dewar, Brudenell; 2d, J Annear, Lower i Montague.

Sow, any age and other breed, having reared alitter in 1890—Ist, J Annear, ' Lower Montague; 2d, Jos Wightman, Lower Montague.

Pair Pigs, Yorkshire, under 7 months, barrows excluded—Ilst, Ben Wright, Lower Montague; 2d, J Annear, Lower Montague.

Judges—Jas Phillips, Jas D Dewar, John

!A McKenna. POULTRY.

| Pair Turkey—I1st, Darling Poole, Lower Montague; 2d, Jas Campbell, Brown's Creek. | Cock and 2 Pullets, light or dark Brahma jhatched in 1890—Ist, John D Knight, ‘Georgetown; 2d, Russel McLellan, do. | Cock and two Pullets other breeds hatch- ‘ed in 1890—I1st, Mal Campbell, Brown’s Creek; Russel McLean, Georgetown. Pair Ducks, hatched in 1890—lIst, R Westaway, Georgetown; 2d, S Henry, do. Pair Geese, hatched in 1890—Ist, John Stewart, Lower Montague; 2d, none. Judges—D B McPhee, Geo E Goff, Thos Moore. CHEESE AND BUTTER. Best exhibit of Cheese not less than 12 pounds im weight—Iist, ‘W A Robertson, Brudenell; 2d, Lilia McDonald, New

Judges—B Kearney, O Mason, J Tuplin |

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Judges—John A Mclean, Jas F Martin,

Miss Carrie MicLure and Mrs TS Henry. GRAIN

2 bushels White W vat—lIst, John A Annear, L Montague; Sd, Thos Henry, Georgetown.

2 bushels Red Wheat —Ist, C B Puole, L Montague; 2d, Otto P wie, do.

2 bushel 2 rowed barley—IlAst, John Rob- ertson, Inkerman; 2d, Thomas Henry, Georgetown,

2 bushels black voats—Ist, J D Dewar, Brudenel!; 2d, John Minchin, New Perth.

2 bushels imported Scotch Oats—lIst, J

D Dewar, Brudenell; 2d, C B Poole, L Montague.

2 bushels Buckwheat —Jos Wightman, L Montague.

12 ears Indian Corn—Ilst, Robert Mce- reg g New Perth; 2d, Rowland Plummer,

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1 bushel Baking Beans, Robertson, Inkerman.

I bushel Field Peas—1st, John Robert- son, Inkerman; 2nd, Percy Robertson, do.

SEEDS.

One bushel Timothy Seed—Ist, Robert Dewar, Brudenell; 2d, Jas D Dewar, do.

Twenty pounds Red Clover Seed—Ist, Wm McLaren, New Perth; 2d, James D Dewar, Brudenell.

Half bushel Flax Seed— Ist, Peter Stew- art, Brudenell; 2d, Robt Dewar, do.

Collection Vegetable Seeds, growth of the exhibitor—Ist, John Robertson, Inker- man; 2d, none.

Judges—Herman McDonald, Ronald McCormack, E Wickwire, H Brehaut.

ROOTS AND VEGETABLES,

Half bushel Pearl of Savoy Potatoes— Ist, John Swallow, Grand River; 2d, none.

Half bushel Beauty of Hebron Potatoes —Ist, Wm McLaren, New Perth; 2d, Alex Hamilton, do.

Half bushel McIntyre Potatoes—1st, Jas Norton, Grand River; 2d, Alex Hamilton, New Perth.

Half bushel Empire State Potatoes—Ist, Jas Norton, Grand River; 2d, none.

Half bushel any new kind—lst, Benj Hobbs, Georgetown; 2d, do, do.

Collection Potatoes grown from seed, balls sown in 1890—Ist, J J McDonald, Little Rond; 2d, none. .

Twelve Swede Turnips—Ist, Donald Stewart, Cardigan; 2d, F D McCormack,

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Twelve Long Red Mungel Wurtzel great- est weight—Ist, John McKenna, George- town; 2d, John Dewar, New Perth.

Half bushel White Field Carrots—lIst, Peter Stewart, Brudenell ; 2d, none.

One doz onions, red (ripe)—Ist, Joseph B Campbell, Brooklyn; 2d, Sadie McLeod, Georgetown.

One doz onions, white or yellow—lIst, James DeLory, Montague; 2d, Russel Mce- Lean, Georgetown.

Two doz Shallots—ist, J J McDonald, Little Pond; 2d, do, do.

One doz Table Beets, long variety—l1st, Benj Davey, Commercial Cross; 2nd, Joha Dewar, New Perth.

One doz Table Beets, round or turnip— Ist, Mrs J McIntyre, Roseneath; 2d, James Kenney, Baldwin’s Station.

One doz Table Parsnips—lst, Eugene McEachern, Georgetown; 2d, James Nor- ton, Grand River.

One doz Danvers, or any long variety of Carrots—Ilst, Joseph Whiteman, Lower Montague; 2d, George Mellish, Union Road.

One doz Early Horn Carrots stump root- ed—Ist, J A Dewar, New Perth; 2d, Peter Stewart, Brudenell.

Three Caulifiowers—I1st,G@ A Stewart, Brudenell ; 2d, none.

Pumpkin by weight—Donald J Camp- bell, Brown’s Creek ; 2d, Mary McQuaid, Baldwins.

Squash, Mammoth or Chila—Ist, E S Norton, Brudenell ; 2d, none.

Squash, Boston Marrow—lIst, Mrs J J McDonald, Little Pond ; 2nd, none.

Squash, Hubbard—l1st Benj Hobbs, Georgetown ; 2d none.

Two English Vegetable Marrow—lIst, Joseph B Campbell, Brooklyn ; 2d, none.

Three Winingstadt Cabbage by weight— Russel McLean, Georgetown ; 2d, do, do.

One Drumhead Cabbage by weight—lIst, Benj Hobbs, Georgetown ; 2d, A C Stew- art.

Brace of Cucumbers.—lIst, J D Knight, Georgetomn; 2d, Douglas Cantello, Grand River.

One dozen Tomatoes, red, for size, smoothness and perfection—Ist, Mrs W H McKenzie, Bay Fortune; 2d, J B Camp- bell, Brooklyn.

One dozen Tomatoes, red, largest of any kind—Mrs D Lelacheure, Murray Harbor; 2d, Maud Munn, Roseneath.

One doz Tomatoes, large, yellow—lIst, Jos Whitemin, Lower Montague; 2d, Gertie Munn, Roseneath.

One doz Tomatoes, yellow plum—Ist, ES Norton, Brudenell; 2d, Maggie Mc- Leod, do. :

Half doz Roots Celery, white—Ist, R W Sprague, Montague; 2d, none.

Sample Fodder Corn, six stalks—Ist, Mrs James Donahoe, Roseneath; 2d, none.

Judges—John T Poole, Geo A Parker, DC Morson.

FRUIT. Apples.

Collection winter-keeping Apples, not more than 10 sorts of 5 each—Ist, J Rob- ertson, Inkerman; 2d, none.

5 Gravenstein Apples—1st J Robertson, Inkerman; 2d, none.

5 Duchess of Oldenbnrg—Ist, William Munn, Commercial Cross; 2d, A Hamilton, New Perth.

5 Northern Spy—J Robertson, Inker- man; 2d, none.

Five Bishop Pippins—Iist, F G Bovyer, Royalty; 2d, do, do.

Five Golden Russets—IAst, J Robertson, Inkerman; 2d, none.

Five Ribston Pippins--Ist, F G Bovyer, Royalty; 2d, do, do.

Five Haas (Fall Queen)—J Robertson, Inkerman.

Five Alexander (Emperor)—Ist, Wm Munn, Commercial Cross; 2d, J Robertoon, Inkerman,

Five Ben Davis —Ist, J Tynan, St Mary’s Road; 2a, Don J Campbell, Brown’s Creek.

Five Fameuse—Ist, Jas Cuddy, Murray Harbor; 2d, Mrs A Hamilton, New Perth,

Five Wealthy—lst, J Robertson, Inker- man; 2d, F G Bovyer, Royalty.

Five Native Seedlings—Ist, J Robertson, Inkerman; 2d, do, do

Five other variety—Ist, James Norton, trand River; 2d, none.

Crab Apples.

Collection of not less than 3 sorts, 20 of each sort—Ist, Mrs Thos Owen, Cardigan; 2d, pone.

Twenty Transcendant—Ist, Mrs Thomas Owen, Cardigan; 2d, none.

Twenty Gulden—Ist, Clare Macdonald, Cardigan; 2d, uone.

Twenty Hyslop—lst, J Robertson, In- kerman; 2d, John Macdonald, New Perth.

Twenty Siberian—Ist, Jas B Campbell, Brooklyn; 2d, John W Campbell, Commer- cial Cross.

Twenty other variety—Ilst, E S Norton, Brudenell; 2d, Clare Macdonald, Cardigan.

Plums.

Twenty Red Magnum Bonum—Ist, M Beaton, Commercial Cross; 24, Mrs H L Macdonald, Cardigan.

Twenty Yellow Magnum Bonum—2d, Jas B Campbell, Brooklyn, Lot 64.

Twenty Moore’s Arctic—1st, Neil A Mar- tin, Commercial Cross; 2d, J Hamilton, New Perth.

Twenty blue or purple—Ilst, J Robert- son, Inkerman; 2nd, Chas. Kennedy, Montague Bridge.

Twenty Damsons—Ist, J I Macdonald, Little Pond ; 2nd, do, do.

Twenty other variety—Ilst, John Tynan, St. Mary’s Road; 2d, Mrs Chas Acorn, Lower Montague.

PEARS,

Five Flemish Besuty—lst, Mrs Thos Owen, Cardigan ; 2d, do, do.

Five Belle Lucrative—ist, J Robertson, Inkerman ; 2d, none.

Five other variety—l1st, J Robertson, Inkerman, 2d, none.

FLORTICULTURE, cut flowers or in pots.

| Judges—John A Dingwell, Mrs James Cuddy, Mrs McDonald, Montague Bridge.

Balsams, not less than 4 colors—lst, Alice Norton, Brudenell ; 2d, none.

Gladiolus, not less than 4 colors—lIst, Mrs Easton, Georgetown; 2d, Alice, Nor- ton, Brudenell.

Geraniums in flower—Ist, J D Knight, Geo’town; 2d, none.

Everlasting Flowers—1st, D J Campbell, Narrows Creek; 2d, Mrs F P Norton, Brudenell.

Hand Bouquet Flowers—Ist, Alice Nor- — Brudeneli; 2d, Mrs A Hamilton, New

erth,

Table Boquet of Flowers—1st, Mrs F P Norton, Brudenell; 2d, Mrs Thomas Owen, Cardigan.

Judges—As for fruit.

WOOLLEN AND FLAX GOODS.

Ten yards black full dress cloth—Ist, Mrs R McCérmack, Narrows Creek; 2d, Mrs Hugh McPhee, Mitchell’s River; 3d, Mrs Donald McIntyre, Newport.

Ten yards grey full dress cloth—I1st, Lizzie McLean, New Perth; 2d, Mrs John McEachern, De Gros Marsh; 3d, Mrs Ronald McCormack, Narrows Creek.

Ten yards Women’s wear (plain)— Ist, Mrs J J Macdonald, Little Ponds; 2d, Mrs M Macdonald, Grand River; 3d, Gertie Munn, Roseneath.

Ten yards Women’s wear (fancy)—Ist, Bessie Moore, Union Road; 24, Mrs John McEachern, De Gros Marsh; 3d, Mrs J J Macdonald, Little Pond.

Ten yards Fancy Shirting (all wool)— 1st, Michael Macdonald, Commercial Cross; 2d, Mrs Donald McLeod, Mitchell’s River; 3d, Mrs Maurice Welsh, Somerville.

Ten yards White Flannel (twilled)—Ist, Mrs D McIntyre, Newport; 2d, Mrs Nicholas Clark, Grand River.

Tex yards White Flannel (plain)—Ist, Lizzie Munro, Union Road; 2d, Mrs Mal- colm McLellan, Narrows Creek.

10 yards Wool Carpet—Ist, Mrs Mal- colm Campbell, Cardigan; 2d, Tilly Poole, Roseneath.

Shawl—ist, Mrs John Ross, Union Rd.

Pair Blankets—lst, Mrs John S Can- tello, Grand River Road.

Horse Rug—lIst, Mrs John S Cantello, Grand River Road.

Knit or woven Counterpane—lst, Wm McKenzie, Bay Fortune.

Hearth Rug all wool—lst, Maggie John- ston, Sturgeon; 2d, Hannah Donahue, Roseneath; 2d, Kate Cherry, Georgetown.

Drugget Shirt—1st, M McDonald, Com- mercial Cross; 2d, Mrs John R McDonald, Burnt Point.

2 pair Socks—Ist, Margaret Clarke, Grand River; 2d, Geo A Robertson, Dun- das; 3d, do, do.

2 pair Stockings—I1st, Mrs Jas Norton, Grand River.

Pair Winter Gloves—lst, Hannah Hol- land, Georgetown Royalty.

Pair Winter Mitts—ist, MrsGeo Lavers, Georgetown.

FLAX MANUFACTURE.

Table Cloth—Mrs A D McPhee, George- town. | Sample Flax (hackled)—Mrs J McIntyre, Roseneath.

Half dozen Grain Sacks—-Mrs Malcolm McLellan, Narrow’s Creek.

Pair Sheets—Mrs John McCormack, Boughton Island.

FANCY WORK.

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Mrs Chas Clay, Dundas; 3d, Mrs Thos Lannon, Somerville.

Selection of Lace Work—Ist, Mrs B F Stewart, Montague; 2d, Miss Mary Mc- Eachern, Georgetown.

Fancy work of other kinds—ist, Mrs T P Doriant, Georgetown; 2d, Katie Beaton, Commercial Cross.

Painting, framed—Ist, Mrs C B Poole, Montague; 2d, Matilda Poole, do.

Need!e Work, picture, framed—lIst, Laura Kaneen, New Perth; 2d, Mary E Feehan, Savage Harbor.

Honorable Mention is made of Michael E Griffin's pictures of SS Acadia and 8S Australia, and Master Jas. Gillis’ Map of P. E Island.

Judges—Mrs James E McDonald, Cardi- gan; Mrs C B Puole, Montague; Mrs Geo F Owen, Cardigan; Mrs A C McDonald, Montague.

FISH.

Quintal Dry Codfish—Albert Jordan, Murray Harbor. Hake—Richard Jordan,

Quintal Dry Murray Harbor.

Case 1 doz Canned Lobsters, unlabelled } 1st, Mark Henry, Georgetown; 2d, Jas Clow, Murray, Harbor. Half Barrel Mackerel—Ist, Capt Sigs- worth, Cardigan; 2d, P McIntyre, Cardi- an. Ten Pounds Sounds—lIst, Richard Jor- _ Murray Harbor; 2d, Albert Jordan, 0. Judges—Jas A McKinnon, Daniel Mc- Cormack, Wm McLeod, David McLure.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Collection Native Insects or birde—Ist, R W Stewart, Brudenell ; 2nd, do, do. Collection Insects—James Purchase, Lower Montague. Collection Scroll sawing—Ist, Henry Wick- wire, Georgetown ; 2nd, none. Collection Wood turning—Ist, Albert Jen- kins, Boughton Island; 2nd, none. Collection Basketwork, osier—Ist, John Dewar, Brudenell ; 2nd, none. Farm Gate-—Ist, James D Dewar, Bruden- ell; 2ad, none. Half thousand Shingles—Ist, C H Poole, Sturgeon ; 2nd, none. Group of castings— Diploma, Herbert Parks, Georgetown, Specimen of workmanship in marble—Dip-

loma, Wm P Lewis, Cardigan. Half dozen brick—lst, Angus Campell, Montague ; 2nd, Robert J Stewart, do. Collection of tin work—Ist, D F Kennedy, Georgetown ; 2nd, none. Sample (50 pounds) of Flour from Island grown wheat—Diploma, N J McDonald, Mon-

mae Bridge.

udges — D Stewart, Cardigan; Joseph Brehaut, Guernsey Cove ; Peter Ross, Lower Montague ; John Duff, Georgetown.

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SCOTT'S MULSION

Of Pure Cod} Liver Oil and

HYPOPHOSPHITES

of Lime and 5

Scott Homuthton. 1 > SION 2» he is a wonderful F . Itisthe ; Best Remedy tor CONSUMPTION, , Scrofula, Bronchitis,Wasting Dis- eases, Chronic Coughs and Colds. PALATABLE AS MILK.

Scott's Emulsion is only put up in salmon color wrapper. Avoid all imitationsor substitutions. | Sold by all Druggists at 50c. and $1.00.

SCOTT & BOWNE, Belleville.

J. H. BELL,

The Leading Custom Boot and Shoe Maker of the Province,

S NOW READY with a good selection of LEATHERS and TOPS for the Fall and

Winter trade, and would respectfully invite all who require a first-class Boot or Shoe to i t our stock and prices before placing their orders. All our goods are guaranteed not to squeak, also to fit well and comfortable. Orders always filled up to time. A full line of our own make kept constantly on hand. Quality the highest, prices the lowest.

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REPAIRING of all kinds promptly attend- ed to, . J. H, BELL, Upper Great George Street.

Ch’town, Sept. 6, 1890-—3m 2aw (thu sat)

FOR SALE.

‘¥XHAT desirable Brick Residence situated _ — the —_ side e eee uare. e House is frost-proof throughout. House, Stable and Coal House on the . mises. Entrance from Weymouth and - mond Streets. The property runs back 160 feet, and is 48 feet wide. For further particulars apply on the pre-

mises to MRS. KENNEDY. june27—dy

NOTICE

S HEREBY GIVEN that a first-class One Tenement House, situate on Prince Street, next to Thomas Alley’s, Esq., will be to let and on given the first day of Septem- ber next. The above House has been in oe session of Rupert B. Norton, for four years, and occupied by Dr. War mn the present year, both of whom built new houses of their owu. The above House is first-class in every respect, and will be provided with a good Stable and Coach House. Apply to John Kelly, Esq., Water Commis:

Best selection of fancy work in wool— Ist, Miss Jessie McLaren, Georgeown; 2d,

sioner, or to the owner, ' EDWARD KELLY.

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