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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02
CLASS ID.

James M'Cunc, Bloom, Spanish Meri-
no Buck, over 2 years, Sd pre- So; Span
ish Merino Buck, over year Sd pre-
1; Three Merino Ewes, I'd pre- 5; Three
yeailing Merino Ewes pre- 3; Fleece
Of wool from Buck pre- 80 cents.
John b. Farra, Morgan, specimen OF
mutton sheep, ID pre- 3. .-.
Ezekiel Devol, Bristol, merino buck,
year, 1st pre- 3; three spring lambs,
lst pre- 3.
John Roberts, Bloom, mcrino buck,
I'd pre- 10; mcrino buck, 1st pre- 10;
three merino ewes, 1st pre- 10; three
spring lambs, I'd pre- 2; fleece of wool,
lst pre- !; fleece OF wool, I'd pre- 80 cents.
John NJ. Reed, Morgan, specimen of
mutton sheep, 1st pre- s. sl
Ross W Gray, Bristol, ycarling
spanish buck, I'd pre- ..
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02
CLASS A--No. l.

Jefferson Brabham, Center, gelding
over 3 years, I'd prem SO,
Peter Syphers, Marion, Stallion over
3 years, ID pro So. E..I.t.
Robert NJ Durbin Morgan, Marc
over years, 1st pre- 81
Wilkes b. Richardson, Bloom, mare
over years lst pre- 3.
Charles p. Scott, McConnclsville,
gelding over 2 years, 1st pre2.
Nelson Scott, Union, mare over 2
years, % pre- !, Ft.t-f rtrt...
Richard Mckinney Bloom, stallion
over 3 years, 1st pre- 5.
Richard H. Dodge, M'Connclsvillc,
brood mare, colt by her side, 2d pre- j.
Peter Kidd, Mcigsvillc, gcldng over
2 years, ID PFC l.
Joseph c. Thornton, Meigsvillc.
brood mare, colt by her side, lst pre- S.
John f. Woodward, Dcerfeld, geld
ing over yrs, 1st pro 3.
Hczelsiah Daugherty, Marion, stall
lion over yrs, lst pre- TO-
James J. Huffman, Bloom, mare over
3 years, "a pre- 2. ..
Wathel Bald win, Marion. stallion
over4 yrs, I'd pre- 5.
Samuel Bone, Bloom, mare over .
yrs, lst pre- 2,
S. NJ, Spencer, Meigsville, stallion
over 2 yrs, I'd pre- 2.
Nathan B.llenery, Windsor, stallion
over 2 yrs, lst pre- 3.
John Buck, Jr., Windsor, gcldmg
over yrs, I'd pre- 4.
John Dearth, Windsor, gclding over
4yrs, 1st pre- g. ttNUU. iitN
Robt. Henderson, Bristol, marc over
yrs, I'd pre- 2,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02
One More UnfOrtunate--As seduc-
ers Victin--A A Shocking Suicide
Ofa Young Woman.


The Rlairsvllle, (Pchn) New Fra
publishes the following shocking case
Of seduction and spicide:
In the beginning of the present week
q Miss Ferguson, whose. parent---a
mother-resides in Livermore, West.
moreland County, but who for several
months has been staying in Blairsville
| finding that she was in a condition
! likely soon TO become a mother with
out being a wife, left this place and re.
turned to her homo in Livermore -
Her mother, discovering her situation,
| induced her to confess her shame, and
also to implore the forgiveness aud
lenieney of the other members of the
family, This was not granted, and
even the mother became indignant I;
harsh words and abusive language
were used toward her, and finally tho
mother and sister left the unfortunate
girl alone, refusingto stay in the house
witt her. She begged of them to re-
main with her, but of no avail she
then threatened to destroy herself if
left alone, and, as the sequel will show
fully carried out her threat. Before
leaving Blairsville, she visited drug
gist and procured an ounce of corro-
sive sublimate, concealing it upon her
person. When Abandoned by her
friends, she swallowed teaspoonful oe
the poison, lingering in agony and
worked in spasms, battling all medical
skill, until Thursday morning, when
she died. Before death, however, she
became the mother of child, winch is
still living. She pesistently refused to
reveal the name of the father of the
child, until the repeated entreaties Of
the medical attendants induced her, at
the last moment, to disclose to them,
but under promise Of secrecy. 1t has
since come to light that the seducer Of
this young woman is a married man,
who is extensively known in this
county. We have no comment. Ifthe
man has the heart aud soul ofa human
and is susceptible to the stings Of
shame, he should, if he does not, suffer
the whippings Of q guilty conscience
along with richest merits of the
law.
Why does not the editor Of the New
Era give tho scoundrel.s name, and
thus hold him up to public scorn and
contempt2 That Is about the only
punishment he will ever get in this
world ' .'sHi.- 7'-i--
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02
DISCRETIONARY.

Mis- Emma Thompson h'Connelsyillc specimen
hair brading. premium Doc.
Miss Caroline Thompson, M'CopnelsvilIe, hsii
wreath. premium l.
brD lhnman, h'Connelsville, display Of den
tstry premium /.
Miss Kate Adams, MCcnnelsyille knit woolen
shawl, premium l. "I n.
Miss Kate Conkiin, Morgan moss oitage. pre-
zephyr shawl. premium I.
ms john Halt, Malta, be ID basket pre- I.
Mary G Foisy the, Malta, specimen bead work
premium SOC
Mis- Martha Cannon. MConuelsyille hair wreath,
prcmium 1, ..... .H
Junic, Patterson, M'Conuesyillc. 4 gallon black
berry vinegar, PIE Oc; bottle lemon syrup pre- soc
Dt W Humbleton, Nc ounelsuie display OF
denlisuy premium /; dentrnee premium 5Ue.
II 7" Patterson MConnclsyille, two boxes Closatc
wOik, PIE |. 81
NmC Tresize. M'Copnelsyiile, hydrlulic wash
Ing machine, meiitOriuus.
L a CblIs. M'COuhelsyie Badger State wash
ing machine, murituriUus.
JOHN S. ADAIR, iSec'U
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02
suckers First visit to a Thcater

"Well, I've been thar, said Il Sucker
to his crony.
"Whar, down to Sent Louis" in
quWed Jim
"lvelI, no whar else" was the ans
wer5land I've seed some fthc durndcst
things you've ever heard on in all the
hull animal creation. N
''Well, what wur they like?' inquired
Jim. -f .H.
80, all sorts Of doins mixed up sorter
evciyway, but the thing that Just TUX
me straight war seein' flying woman.
Arter the tlatboat war hitched, L sot
lookin' around, and pooty soon 1 seed
on big hoss bills stuck agm houses
that iellcr named Dan Soos war a
gOin' to cut up some of the tallest kind
Of shindys. l war natterly bound to
find out what it war like, so l axed Il
teller readin it-and he laughed-he
said it war the theatre. SEES l. that
ar u show, amt it? and, said he, it ar,
and it amt no circus show, nuther,
but all sorts Of handsome show, held
ina place as big rs our county seat
court house. l jest made up my mind
I'd so ten cents straight. | found out
whar they kept it and up / goes, but
thar they told me the lowest notch war
u cool quarter that staggered me, but
| gin it. Root or die when you re in
for it, scs l. so up goes the alfred st
lot of stairs = Thought arter a spell
I'd come out somewhar neer the moon,
hut, by travelin' a spell, l got up whar
a lot of folks wur. 1t looked to me
like meetin' with three galleries, lit
up like all out of doors in daylight.
A lot of fellers fiddled away spell by
themselves, but cuss me if | could see
whar that foller, Dan Soos, wur, and
jest as i wur going to ask a chap whar
the show war, up rolled the hull side
of lighthouse right afore me; and out
slid agal on her tip toes, whirlin
about like as il she eouldn'tkeep down
to the yearth. The way she handled
her pins Jest sot me rearin'-it beat
Mary Sellers all holler and she amt
slow. axed a feller next to me who
she wur, and Ill swar eff he didn't say
it wur Dan Soos which instead of be-
ing a mans name, wur French for
danein woman didn't notice at first,
but arter a spell, seed the reason she
couldn't keep from jumpin'--it made
my har kind o rise-she wur not only
a angel loolSin' crittur, but Jim, you
kin believe il or not, hoss fly, TIL de-
clare she had wings
7Here, seR Jim, "you can take my
hat Pto 'I ra FHm
u knowd nobody would believe me,p
said the Sucker. 81 ies' llnowsd it, but
Ilswar seed her take hold on the TIP
Of her wing, spread it out and Jest fly
like bird clean across the hull side of
the house. A feller wur chasin' her,
but he couldn't shine. She shuck her
toe at him, and slid right out ofsight.p
Thar says jim "that'I dol
know'd you could do poorly we'll a
lyin', but that last effort kin take the
calSesW ataa
'Ill swar seed II" Jtl
"Seed thunderlp shouts Jim. "You
seed what the doctors call olfaetoty
collusion !"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02


Fila VI. Sill, NJ CunuelsylIe embroidery on
muslin night dress yoke, I'd pre- l.
Mrs Amanda Ewing NJ Conuelsville. tidy.
Ist pre- |; pair lamp mats, lst pie, !; pin
cushion, pre- 75c.
Mrs, HeroeIl johnson, VI M'Connelsy lille, silk
embroidery, LIST pre- 2 'HH.
Miss Sarah HoUrook, NJ 'Conuelsyille, bon,
net IN stj jle and making. lst pre- 81 caps in
style aud making lst pre- /
Mrs. Eliza X. Wood, NJ Connelsville, skirt
trimming, pre-
Miss I.oitie H. Morrow, MCouresvile
pin cushion, pre- |.
Mrs. Jane Marqnart, MConuesville, cesta>
line hat, PRE- l.. 'ls.
Misn Nancy Loughridge, M'Connelsyile
Crolchei lidy, !st pre- |: tidy I'd pre- /. 81
Al. Hart, MalIa, made shit, lSt pre- 2
pre- 2.
Ann Oliver Windsor, embroidery on mus,
lin, lst pro 2,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02
CIAss NO. i.

John B. Stone, MConnelsville, spec
linen ofgrape wine, I'd pre- 81; speci-
men Of currant wine, I'd pre- soc; Jar
currant jelly, I'd pre- soc.
Mrs Andrew Tracy, Bristol, sweet ap-
pie molasses, I'd pre- SOC,
Mrs. r. IL. Dodge, NJ MConnelsville,
jar pickles, I'd pre- SOC.
Mrs. James Patterson, Meigsville,
two hams meat, and how cured, list pre-
/; apple jelly, I'd pre- 5Oc
Mrs. Jonah Tavener, Malta, display
Of homemade soap, 1st pre- l.
Mrs, Eliza Shepard M'Connelsville,
apple jelly, lst pre- /. tl.Alt
James Ralston, Union, jar soap, 1st
pre- l.
John Ralston, M'Connelsville, can
ned peaches, lst pre- /.
Mrs, James Patterson, Meigsville, lar
cnrrant jelly, 1st pre'l. g = f'it
Charles N Carty, Meigsville, box of
honey, 1st pre- !. -.-.s
John Nicely, Meigsville, jar ounce
preserves, lst pre- l; jar tomato jelly, I'd
pre- 50e. r-- -rvr
Harriet Hambleton, Windsor lar of
grape jelly, 1st pre- |
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02
CLASS A--No. B.

VIM. F. Hedges, Homer, saddle geld
ing, 1st pre- IS.
Jonas Powell, 'Connelsville, pair
match horses forlight harness, I'd pre- 5.
Robert Hancher, MSgsville, saddle
naro, I'd pre- s. D...F N
t. B. Hammond, Bloom, mare for
single harness, lst me 8.
John Lowell, Marion, pair match
horses for light harness LIST pre- 10.
f A. Porter, M'Connelsville, gelding
for single harness, I'd pre- s.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02
TaInc WoIVes.

A couple Of tame wolves have been
objects Of curiosity in yard on Mul-
berry street, for few days past. Thcy
are very tame--so tame that they are
"nicest play things in the world" On
Saturday a gentleman went down to
see them, and the lady of the house re-
marked to him that they were very
tame. "Just see here said she. and
she fondled them as il they were inno-
cent little babes. "You putyourhands
upon them, and see how tame they
are" she invitingly said to the gent.
OF course he would, but, as he ap-
preached, four rows of teeth admon
ished him to keep a safe distance. At
this, the woman assured him il was
only a playful demonstration, and, TO
show him how exceedingly well tanned
they were, she entered the house and
returned with threelittle kittens, which
she placed before the wolves, Then
she engaged in further conversation
with the gent, and, soon after, both
hearing faint squeak, turned around
just in time to see the tail of kitten
number three goiug down the mouth
of the tamest wolf The visitor i'm
mediately took his departure, after
making liberal offer for the wolves.
to take home for an infant child to play
with in the absence of its mother.E
New Haven Journal. ri
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02

Jas G Loughridge, Morgan, two bushels Indian
corn la ear, "a pre- sl.
ON Lowell, Malta, two bushels Indian corn. Ist
premium 2. ... ... '0
Mrs Jonah Tavcher, Malta \ bush white beans,
lst ~ emium 1.
Lawrence, Morgan, bnshcl wheat. "a pre- 2
John Nicely, heigsyile. bush OF oats l,t ire ;
bush OF timothy seed "a pre 6Oc, display OF pop
cOfu, Let pre 4 '
Album tanis Bloom. bush or oats, "a Dro / F:
bushel Of timothy seed. lst pre- /. .-
smith, Morgan bush buckwheat, lst pre |,
George Wehcrei Malta bush wheat ist ne a.
bushel Of 0uckwheat. % pre- l. u. ..'-
Alex Higgius, Meig,yillc, bush rye. premium /.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02
EIizabeth ]. Wetheroll. Malta. ia

Elizabeth J. Wetherell, Malta, jar
lard, let pre- 1. ,1'... ,..l s
Mrs. Joseph Nicl1erson, Center an
apple butter, I'd pre 5Oc.
John Parthesius, MConnelsville, LOAF
bread, and how made, I'd pre- SOC; Loaf
brown bread, and how made, I'd pre-
| soc.
Mrs. d. II. MortIey. MConnelsvillc,
jar ounce Jelly, 1st pre- 1; jar quincc
preserves, "a pre- SOC.
John s. Shartlo, Morgan, specimen
cataba grape wine, 1st pre- 2a be
William Farra, Mcigsvlle, sweet ap
pie molasses, LIST Pre- l jar apple butter,
1st pre- l.
Mrs. John Hall, Malta, blackberry
jelly, 1st pre- /.
jacob f. Mummey, Meigsvile, gal
Ion sorghum or china sugarcane syrup.
I'd pre- / f1a la 0.r
James Singrce, Meigsville, jar may
butter, LIST pre- 3; display homemade
soap, 2d pre- soc; jar soap, Cd pre- SOC.
DIR James MMurruy, Morgan, cur
rant wine, LIST pre- /.
Mrs James MMurray, Morgan, Jar of
ounce jelly, I'd pro soc.
Miss Rchecca j. Loughiidgc. Morgan, four
pounds fresh butter, LIST pre- 3; on bread. and
how made, lst pre- /; jar hrd I'd pre- soc
Levina flenery Wiudsor, four pounds iresl
butter, 2d pre- 2; gallon sorghum or china su,
GU cane syrup, l,t pre- q jar pear prcser yvs
pre- l..
MIS-. B. F Ilhmble,on, Winl.or. iar ioma
to Jelly, LIST pre- Il canned peaches, 20 pre-
soc. 40
Miss Mary V. Adair MConnelsville, leaf
brown bread lst pre- l..
Mr'' g. w. Coukln, Morgan, jar pickles
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02
CLASS IL.

Ezekiel Devol, Bristol, spring wagon,
lst pre- So.
Richard II. Dodge, M'Connelsville,
display of garden implements owned
by exhibitor, 1st pre- g.
Doudna g. Harper, M'Connelsville,
wagon for farm purposes, I'd pre- 3.
Reese Barkhurst, Bloom, wagon for
farm purposes, lst pre- 5;springwagon,
I'd pre- 3.
Brown, Manly & Co., Malta, sugar
cane mill, lst pre- 3; sugarcane mill, I'd
pre- 2.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02
A NIagnanimons Darkey.

A friend tells the following good
story, which merits being put on
record:
A gentleman of this city, owning
large plantation on Santee, gave good
house, formerly the overseers, to
trusty negro, one of the superinten-
dents of the estate. A white family
of squatters, however, held possession
Of the house, and the freedman was de-
barred from entering on his rights.
He went back to the planter, his late
master, and complained, when the fol-
lowing dialogue ensued: - .r-Il
Planter-"But, Pompey, the house is
yours-you are the lawful owner, and
no one has any right to occupy itwith-
out your consent = .i arls 81.
Pompey-"Yes, massa, done tole
em so. But he says he won't 60"
Planter-"Well. Pompey, suppose
you go to the Freedmens Bureau
state your gievance, and apply for as
sistanee to have this man elected
Pompey-( Scratching his head for
some time in an uneasy state of inabili.
ty to make up his mind, mo, sab,
can't do dat; wouldn't like to take
advantage OBJ my color Charleston
paper, -r3
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02
CLASS A--No. ..

Ross w. Gray, Bristol gelding over
yrs, I'd pre- So.
John II. Thompson, Meigsville, geld
ing over yrs, 1st pre- 8.
Richard II. Dodge, MConnelsyillc,
stallion over 4 yrs I'd pre- g.
Thomas Ethel, Mcigsville, pair draft
mares, lst pre- 10.
James A. Mcconnell, M'Connqlsville,
pair draft-horscs, I'd pre- g.
Levi p, Pierce, Union, stallion over
4 yrs, lst pre- 8.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02

A EUROPEAN letter-writer SAYS: For
month we have had nothing but
wind and rain, and cold, stormy wealth
er from which everything that is good
for food for both NAH and beast is suf.
fering. A food on the Rhine has de-
stroyed acres of VINEYARDS, and the
grasses in nearly every part of France
are thought to be ruined for this sea-
son. The price of wine has already
risen, and potatoes are very dear.
If the price of bread rises at Paris,
there viii be great trouble and suffer
ing. In Germany, thousands of acres
Of vines and grain have been tramplcd
by soldiers, and the cattle-plague has
broken out in Hungary and Bohemia.
In India reigns fearful famine, from
the failure of the rice crops of two sea-
sons. Thousands have already died of
hunger The cholera is still lingering
in all the cities Of Europe which have
had this year the three scourges ofwar,
pestilcnce and famine.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02
Class C--No. l.

James M'Cune, Bloom, durham cow
oyer 3 yrs, I'd pre- SO; durham COW over
3yrs, list pre- 6; durham heifer over 2
yrs, I'd pre- 3; durham bull over yr,
lst pre- 3.
John e, Thomas, Malta, durham bull
over 3 yrs, lst pre- $40; durham bull
calf I'd pre- l; durham heifer over .
yrs, lst pre- 4; durham heifer over /
yr, lst pre- B; durham calf, I'd pre- /.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02
CLASS I.

Jones & Buss, MConnelsvillc, dis
play of marble work, pre- So, 80
+ Naylor, Lindsey& & Co, Malta, bureau,
lst pre- 3; bedstead LIST pre- 2; center la
bic, lst pre- 4; sett Of chairs, 1st pre- 2,
John N. Thompson, Meigsville, halt
dozen corn brooms, 1st pre- l.
N. G, Lukens, MConnelsville, car
riage made in county, lst pre- g.
William Farra, MeigsvilIc, fly brush
(peaiowl feathers) lst pre- /.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02

Mary 7 Stone, M'Connelsville, specimen
crayon drawing, lst pre- 81.
Sayre, M'Connelsyllo, photograph, LIST
pre- 2.
Miss Nela Woodruff, M'Connelsville, oil
painting, I'd pre- |.
VIM 9 Tresize, M'cOnnelsville, photograph,
ID pre- l. ....
Miss Ella M'Carty, M'Connelsville, pencil
drawing, LIST pre- l.
Miss Jennie strahl, NJ oonnelsville, collection
of flowers I'd pre- /. .. "
Miss Lou Robinson, Bloom, oil painting, lst
pre- l. oil painting, 81 pre- soc.
Hattie Eberlein, M'connelsville, pencil draw
ing, I'd pre- 5Oc.
Mrs q w Conklin, Morgan, display dahlias,
lst pre- l.
Miss Ada F Stone, M'Connelsville, water
color painting, lst pre- /. 'I'
Mrs W Wood M'Connelsville, collection Of
flowers, lst pre- 2j collection OF roses, LIST pre /.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02

Richard IL, Dodge, M'oonnelsville, display of
ulihower, lst pre- 81 = = p
Miss Mary sigler, Meigsyille, display onions,
ISL pre- u display pepper and stalk, lst Pre- /.
I'd pre- SOC.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02

/ year, 2d Pre- /; hcifer over 2 wears.

! year, I'd pre- 1; heifer over years,
I'd pre- 2.
o. M. Lowell, Malta, bull over year
1st pre- 2; heifer over 2 years, 1st pre-
3. H
Peter Kidd, Megsville, cow over 3
years, list pre- 6. ~NF q ~
John p. Willis, Malta, bull over 3
years, lst pro 4.
o. NJ. Lowell, Malta, calf I'd pre- I;
COW over 3 years, I'd pre- 3. a n
Joseph Wagner, Mcigsvillc, heifer
over year 1st pre- 2.
Charles Kinzcll, Bloom, calf, 1st pre-
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02
List of Awards for 1856

List of Premiums Awarded by
the Morgan County Agrlcml-
tuTai society at Their Four
tecnth Annual Fair, Held az
M'COnneIsvillc, Ohio, on Tues
day, "wednesday and Thursday
October 10th, 17tA and ESth /,
1860.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02
CLASS b.

William A. Mcconnell M Connelsville,
pair of mules, I'd pre- 81; pair of mules,
lst pre- 6.
Jos, f. Sonnanstine, MConnelsville,
jack, lst pre- TO-
Joseph Reed, Bloom, mule 1st pre- 8.
John NJ, Reed, Morgan, mule, I'd
pre- 3.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02
CLASS L

George sgler, Meigsville, eight kinds of fall
apples, Sd pre- Sli display fall pears "a pre- 2;
display winter pears, lst pre- 2.
Miss Mary Q sigler, MeigsYille, display Of
ounces, 2d pre- J. -.
A Lawrence, Morgan, eight kinds of fall
apples, I'd pre- 8, '
Joseph Noyes, Aleigsville, ten kinds winter
apples, Sd pre- Il display Of fruit, produced by
exhibitor, "a pre- 3.
Jesse Embree, Penn, eight kinds fall apples,
lst pre- s. ten kinds winter apples, lst pre- bids
play fall pears, lst pre- 3; display Of iruiL pro-
duced by exhibitor, Is. pre- s.
George Corp, Center, ten kinds Winter ap-
pies, % pre- 81 display Of grapes, LIST pre- s; dis
play OF lruit produced by exhibitor, Sd pre- l.
pre- 2.
Jas MoMaray, Morgan, display of grapes I'd
pre- 8. tra'ptl 5, =. I..,' - + NJ,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02

ONE CT THE FOURTH STREET bellies.
SHE Wore Gothic waterfall, and
hoops like a Sibley tent, and down her
back, OH slavery, Il big chain clanked
as she went. She bought her waterfall
newly built; methinks we can see her
yet, though we saw her but moment
with her big black chain Of jet, She
wore hat-a pickle dish--as large as
a three cent pie, and we thought we
shonld soon~1kpire as her big chain
ratified by. A score or more OF silver
doves held her dress from mud and
rain, the innocent birds were fright,
ened by the gutta percha chain. oh,
fashion, mistress fashion, have pity on
Mary Janej we love thy tilt and saw
dust calves, but take back that ietty
chain FIX.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02
CLASS A--No 4

Howard Lcmcrt, MConnelsvillc,
pacing mare in harness, lst pre- S25.
Samuel White, GAINESVILLE, O., trotting
horsein harness( Billy Barlow lst pre- so
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02
CLASS G.

Ross W. Gray, Bristol, triple shovel
plow, lst pre- 81. @ tr"
Brown, Manly & Co., Malta, plow for
general purposes, lst pre- 8; double
shovel plow, lst pre- 2; plow for gene-
raj purposes, I'd pre- 2.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02
CLASS C-No .

CLASS C-No, 2. N
VIM. q, Robb, Deerfeld, Cow over
3 years I'd pre- SO,
Ezekiel Deyol, Bristol, Cow over 8
years lst pre- 6.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02

Observation-Disclosures, Tommy,
is some nice caster oil, with orange
juice in it. tr t no
Doctor-Aow, remember, don't give
it all to Tommy leave some for me.
Tommy-(who has "been there =
Doctors a nice man, MAJ give il all to
him, ie 1d f'1fAa
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02
CLASS u.

John II. Thompson, Mcigsville, boar,
lst pre- S., ~ p >H
O. NJ. Lowell, Malta, sow, I'd pre- 3;
five pigs over and under months,
I'd pre- 3; specimen Of stock hogs 1st
pre- 10. ..
A. S Dickoy, MConnelsville, spcei-
men Of stock hogs, I'd pre- 5.
John T. Davis, Meigsvillo, boar, %
pre- !; five pigs over and under 6
months, LIST pre- 6.
Reuben Tom, Malta, sow. lst Pre- G.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02
CLAss C-No q

David L. Jenkins, Bristol, Bull over
4years I'd pre- s5
James O, Loughrldge, Morgan, Bull
over years, lst pre- 10
John b Farra, Morgan, Heifer over
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02

Frank Marquart, NJ 'Connelsville, pair
Of Ducks, 1st pre- 81.
Lampson W. Brent, NJ Connelsvillc,
pair banty chickens, lst pre- I.
Mary Ann Cochran, NJ Connclsville,
Cage Canary birds, 1st pre- /.
A. S. Dickey, NJ 'Connelsville, six ma =.
livestock and 5 hens, 1st pre- /; pair
Of turkeys, lst pro |.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02
CLASS C-No. 4.
Nelson Scott, Union. fat COW. LIST D

ST.
j. d. Reed, Morgan, yoke yearling
steers, LIST pre- 3. r q.
Charles MCarty, Meigsvlle, fat bull
lock. lst pre- 8; fat bullock, ID Pre- g.
Edmund Wheeler, Homer, four yoke
oxen, lst prc.l0; yoke work oxen 1st
pre- 6.
Charles Merriam, Union, yoke work
oxen, I'd pre- 3.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02

R6~ A pretty little Jewess has been
detected in attempting to smuggle
about $40, 600 worth Of laces into New
York. l1arf M tF W
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02

ed- They are boring for petroleum.
in Italy. Why don't they try the Isles
of Greece?
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-02
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