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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-05
The following statomont oi the City Treasurer
wss received as information, and ordered to bo
published.
nj haso

The following statement oil the City Treasuror
wss received as information, and ordered to bo
published.
fSee Statement be;o,cl
Alderman Willis, ono Of the proxies of the city
At tho annual meeting OF tho stockholders OF tho
Nashville and Chatianoog, Railroad Company,
made his report, which was roferrod to the Com
mitte on Railroads.
Alderman Oinoy made the following report,
which was concurred In
nave examined tho bills Of the Gas Light Com
pesny for tho month Of August, amounting to
SSS'zo!.2s, find them correct, and recommend they
DO passed TO. payment.
II. D. oLNEy.
L. WILLIS.
p. Q. GAILLAED, Mayor.
The Mayor made tho following report, which
Upon tho application oiw. L. Godfrey, by his
city siI per cont stock, destroyed by fro, and
tho Mayor reports that, after consultation with
the City Attorney, ho recommends tho appiica-
ton DO granted, and the Treasurer bo directed to
P. G. GAILLARD, Mayor.
Ihe report Of the Committee on Accounts, made
at tho last meeting, and which was laid oYer in
consequence OF their not boing money quorum
present, was called up and adopted
The application of baniol Ravonol, Esq. Pros
iaent trustees College OF Charleston, relative to
the payment Of tho Internal Rovenuc tax OF sI929
on the Maynard endowment, apd asking the reiioi
1i the fund by an assumption OF tho tax, tho Col
tsGe bong without means to meet tho payment,
zane sme ap Tor final action, having been laid over
monoS quorum. -
=, tst th Senadcrabio discussion on part of several
~ tns nlaermgn on the subIect, motion was mado
2ooIm man Steinmeyer to this OBJECT:
~, nesooea, That tho tar be paid by tho city, and
'n9 ~. ssocn x, when 10 now duo to tho Trustcos.
tion. "' Soa iof o' 'i'S ino-
Yoas-Adermon hyepcl, willis. sto;nrnevcr.
p'hes' Honour, Butler, Prinsle. the Mayors,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-05
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8, 1867.
From The Ldnj ,re Lore.I
THE SOUTHERN EXILE.
"Ha tih me fiiidh ~ ave ,et,nm no more"
GAELIC EsIIaRANT's soNG-Walter Scott.

by PROF. s. II. pIoksoS JEFFERSON COLLEGE, PHrI-A
Farewell to all I have loved 80 long,
Farewell to my nntiyo shore
Let mo sling tie strain OF q Bw..t old song
II rcturn-I roturn no morol"
II hr.aks my heart from friends TO part
And n.ine eyes-nino Dyes tIe tcar-drops pour;
While mourhfully repeat the cry
~ roturn-I rcuri no more!"
Though hero breathe In rnaplo space,
And gather with flllor hand,
Hought cln eGace one single trioe
or my own dear distant land
With many sub my pulsea Nrob,
And nino oyes-mine eyes tho tear-drops pour;
Whilo wesrily repeat tho cry
~ returp-I return no morel"
When others scop wako and woop
10 thIni Of Joys long past;
And wisli nd pray for tho happy day
That shall bring reposo at last
Sad momorcs fllt my soul with gloom
Aud minc oyes-mino cycs the toarIirops pour;
SEhilo despninngly repeat theory
"I return--I n turn 10 morel"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-05

aIpoRr OF TIE CHIEF OF roIIcE, TO uIs HONOR THE
MAYOR OF THE CIT OF CHARLEsToS, sHowrsd THE
prn OF FKhsoNs ARRESTED IN TIE CITY OF oHknLEs-
TON DUNNO THE MONTH AUGUST, 1867, AND TIE
oAUnE OF THEIR ARhRBT.
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There cometh glad tidings ofjoy to ALL
TO young and TO old. 10 q eat aud to small;
Tho beauty which so precious and rare
Is FREQ for ell, aud all may be FUR.
BY tho use Of
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-05
Tho Charleston Cotton Market.

Tho Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CnARLEsIoS. Friday Evening. October 4. 1867. I
Thero was good domand carly in tho day. on tho
basis Of tho rntcs Of the day BEFORE but tho Liverpool
market having fallen in prco to tho o1tent Of d h.,
tho trsnsactions became quito limited at prices
what lower and irregular. but there not sufficient
business done ner the intelligence OF tho decline to
establish prices sales $50 bales 20 at 1GK at
l6X; Scat II 2iat17&; Nhl7K Aat tx ~ at
ID 80 Rt lS4, and 1S3 at lSH. We omit quotations.
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ConsiYncrs per Northcnstcrn I'm llrond,
Ocfn

13l bales Cotton, 1873 hbs Naval Stores car slnck,
Mdzo &c, To Loa Go. Adams, Frost 4 Co. uraeser,
Loo, Smith Co, A Qusckenbuah. W Ryan, II & j
Farley. Screyen Nisbet, Daggctt & Co. GniIlard &
Minoit Williams CO. Stoney. Ravencl 90.
hdger Co, Dukes l. Go. Caldwell y Son. T. q Holiness
n During, Mazyck Bros F. PritchetI, Ingrsilaui,
Is " Armstrong, NJ Eady. Palmor. l. Cohen
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COMMERCIAL.

Exports.
NEW YoRK-Per schr JONAH smIth-20o bbls Spirita
Turlentino 30 bbis Crude Turpentne, zoe. 900 feet
Lumber and Boards, Iron Safcs, lit packages
Hardware. -. .Por schr MattIo E Taber-IBo,0 ,0On
feet Timber 5000 feet Boards Per schr Queen
"f the Wcst-2oo.00o feet Flooring Boarls
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Q

THE TEXT BOOKS
In usc can all be procured in Spartan
burg at reasonable prices.
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SPARTANBURG FEMALE COLLEGE,
rRlISEE HIS.

rRCSTEES.
Hon. SIMPSON BOBO, Spartanburg.
Rev. G. hIURCHTSON.
Judge r. Q. p. VERNON, Spartanburg.
Rev. u. q. HERBERT, Ninety-Six
Prof y. IL LESTER, Spartanburg.
Rev. j, a. PORTER, Georgetown.
Major JOHN a. LEE, Spartanburg
Rev. NJ. BROWN, Columbia.
Major a. II. KIRBY, Sparlanburg.
Rev. w. S. BLACK, Newberry
Rev. y. ". WALKER, Spartanbnrg.
Prof. WARREN DuPREE, Spartanburg
J. II. WILSON, Esq, Spartanburg.
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Baltimore Market,

J. THOMAS, JR., City Treasurer
3. @. GAILLARD, Mayor.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-05

m bddluon % the above thero (e9) sixtythreo
cases Of In the srees Il, two alarms OF are
and U one attempt at arson, reported during month
whoh were seyeray refood 10 the City Inspector and
Chef or the Fire Department. t4b) forty.fve hoad Of
eo@s horses etc. ETC., wero found going large and
were disposed Ct accordingly.
hereby certify that the nboyo true report as taken
from tho Mayor. Morning Report Books Of the Upper
and Lowor Wards. C. B. SIGWAID,
Chief of Police
Received Of G. D. sigwnd. Chief OF Police oghty ono
dollars A3-lo0 as aboyo.
October 1st, 1851
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Miscellaneous Accounts, 3lst August, 1866
Miscellaneous Accounts 3lst August, 1867.
Cash on hand 3lst August, 1876. ..........
Cash Oh hand 3lst August, 1867. .................
Amt Receipts, NIihcnl Accounts and Cash for 1866
Amt Expires, MiseeI. Accounts and CASH for 1861.
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FACULTY..

F'ACIJLrS'.
Rev. ASsnN W. CUMMINGS, A. NJ, ID. d.,
President and Teacher of Mathematics, and
Lecturer on Natural Science. &C.
Mrs. |. ii. CUMMINGS,
Teacher Of Rhetoric, Mental and Moral
Science
Hiss ALICE NJ. SHELDON,
Music, Embroidery, Painting, Leather
Work, Hair Work, &c.
Miss ALICE LoMAx,
Music. French, English Literature.
Miss SUE V. R. SHELDON,
French, Music, History.
Miss M. JANE WoFFoRD,
Natural Science, Latin, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-05

The Fall Session will open October Sd,
1867, and close February 10Th, 1868.
The Spring Session will open February
goth, aud close July 9th, 1868.
Vacation extends from close of Spring
Session, to October lst.
A few days recess at Christmas
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PREPARATORY Drp.vrr,

COURSE OF srup>-.rEx1.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-05

EESDETT aRAD6ATEs couRsE.
Philosophy OF Natural History General His.
Ornamentals, with Reviews of any part or former
course.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

A little shaver over whose bead not more
than i've sunnmers have passed. was a.
s,bool the other day. and an elder brother
tired % persuaie him to 20 home. bat he
didn't van' % and therefore refused 20 lis
ten % all Persussive,. The older brother
then tired g. shame him ont q ing any
longer. by telling bin that BE- oaght 70 be
ashamed q himself to STAY there witb fhs
giris. A. thi- the lifiie kiio~ began %
cry. ani saii. '' 7 ~ q Int Bog al Ssar
bior gay bsffer. w are afrsif fhe lirfis
isiio- ~ont kno- any better q. BE- gTcSs
older
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

TnE REAsoS WHY BEEs WORK N rnE
DARK. A lifetime might be spent in IN
vestigaiing the mysteries hidden in q bee
hive. AMI stlii half Of the secrets would De
undiscovered The formaflOa OF the O. ll
has been \ celebrated problem for the
maibeHa'ician. whilst the changes whie b
The honey uudcrgocs offcr az least an equal
interest 90 the chemist, Everyone kno-s
whAt honey fre.h from the comb is Ike.
IL . clear ycllo- syrup. without a trace
Of solid sugar in IL Upon straiaIn.. how
ever. Il gradually assumes a crystalline an
peArance.-it ofafies. A. the SAYING i..-
and ultimately becomes a solid lump Of SUI
gar. IL has not been suspected that this
change Is due 20 photographs action. that
the same agent Which alters the mo lecalar
arrangement of the iodine % silver on the
excited coilodion pate. and determines the
'ormitiou Of eamPlsor and iodine crystals
On bottle. causes the syrup honey % as
sumo a crysiAliae form. This. however. /,
the ca.e.
NJ. scheibier has enclosed honey in stop
ped hssks. some OF whsrh be has ken, IN
perfect darkness. whilst Others have been
exposed TO the light. The invariablc re-
suit has been that the summed portion rap
'd'y crystalline. whilst that kept IN the
dark has remained perf,ctly liquid. We
nov see Why bees are 90 careful 20 work N
perfect darkness. and ~by they are so care
FOL % obscure the glass windo~. -hich ,r,
sometimes placed in their hives. The ex-
isience Of their Young depends on The H.
qaa.ity of sacharine food presented 70
them. AMI II light we're alowed acc..s 10
thi'. the syrup would gradually acquire a
more ~ les solii consistency II ~oul,l
seal up 'he cell'. and. in al probability.
prove fatal 90 the inmates OF the hive.
lQuarteriy Journal of Science.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29
VOLUME 81, NO. 20.
b 4 4 v ES.

1
We ars 'Ola to --isA our thoughts: most
men and -oSnen would need a very small
pair of scales.
Many ealamnies are injarioa. even .f-r
refs'ea. Like the spanish fi~s. tAsy sting
when alive shS blistsr when lead.
I We call our Legislators lA--giver.. When
instead Of giri.g la-s. they charge heavy
wages Cor making them.
There Is dali ring aboa, bad piece Of
CON. a. there Is about the moon in h.z,
weather.
." i have got the best vile in che World. -
sad long suffering husband. .. she alwsv,
siiikes me With the s0it end Of the broom
A bashfuI musician upon being request
ed TO blO- bis eornet. turned red asd White
and biew
The nan who eoarted an investiga tion
say' Il isn't half a. good a. eourting An az
fvefionAie girl
Why Is bridegroom worth more than .
BRIDE Because sbe Is given away and be
- sold.
No nan can be witty wher he wants TO,
ANY more than he can b. hungrv when he
wants tot cosnrs 20 hia a. love does. lie
can't tell how or ~hy.
DR.. johnson saId 81 q ~ido~er Who was
about 70 marty. that it ws- a r-'nsrk able
case Of the triumph Of hope over sxpsri-
ence-
Seek no, 80 much 20 know thy enemies
as friends. Cor ~sere one man has fall-n BY
foes. a hundred have been ruined by ae-
quaintanoes.
7 Adhere Always rigidly and unaeyi.ilngly
20 the truth /; bat. While you express wLsi
= true. express Il in n pleasing manner.
Truth is the Picsure-,he manner Is the
frame that Displays IL 70 advantage.
The largest room IN The world under
single rooi. and onbroken by pilla-s or
other obstructions. - At St Pvtsrsburr.
Russia. IL Is go feet in length. and $50
in breadth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

CsrrrAL REssox WY. Bro~n. on
b. hrst journey per coach. not long ago.
worried The drivrr bcsiic whom b. sat With
ineessani childish questions shout every
thing on the road AZ last be get bis quie-
tus thus
Driver-'There's been a woman lying IN
that house more than a month. and they
haven't buried Der vet
Bro-u-" Not buried her yet and pray
tel me VIZ not7-.
Driver-Beeausc she isn't dead
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

OrruurfVo Ls-YER. One of osr
up.tovn is-yers made a. agrv~m~nt -iih
coupl- of smart iais 70 keep b.. siIs ak
free frou sno~ during the winter. agr~eiug
O. pay them Ger an sun Excl upor isr
che season. Aiier ihc frst storm ~ Ms-cb
ihe boys vere on hand. snd having clesned
ihe snow from BIZ -siks. Knocked st tbe
door and demanded the pay. ~ Bot. said
Our lawyer. % you agreed % DO q By The
job 50 90 disi. - repiiei the ads. '.bu,
for the riafer oniy. ard this i.spring. ~hich
has noibing 70 Do -iih our bsreain.~ Tbs
a~yer az tbe force Of the srzamcnt asd
sbeiled out the pay. rPoriisnl paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

A HARD Ctr FROM Nasty. Mr. Mas
BY writes that the news Of The Ohio Legis-
lAiure' refusing TO strike the word - White
out Of the state Cogsiiig,ion Sled the Ken
tucky DEMOCRACY in has section with the
grcafe.t delight. fIe says:
'' Oar thrill ~ Joy al tbs. trooly unex-
Pected triumph w the proud CAueashun
Nv Ohio over the inferior sons Nv Ham.
vent jet ez for ia the dreckshun Nv costa
ey ez did our pangs uv zoe on the heerin
Nv Nalisndigham's defect in 1865 in the
dreckshun Nv utter misery. In short. Ne
thrill no~ Percisely cz much ez -e panged
then"
\ meeting for iubiiaiion was al onee held.
81 ~h'ch the following pointed resolutions.
auoug Others. we're unanImously adopted
q" Resolved. That after tbs manifr.ta.lcn
uv returnin reason. uc are satisfied that
there am q -ich a cusscd ste of diHrsnce.
after al. between a modrii Ohio Republi.
kin AM y Roads Democrat. not enuH 10
keep en- from fra'ernizin on almost any
thin
Resolved. That ez Ohio has very prop
eriy refoozsd 90 gis her niggers the ballot.
ho- hin hcr representative in Congress IN
sisf on hfcin 1s IN Kcntscky 20 DO ns We
AL fhis IN fhsnisr tones
Resolved. That the thanks uv the Demo
crisy uv tbs seckshin uv Kentucky be ex.
icndrd 10 the Rrpublisin members Nv the
Ohio Legi-laeher -bo 90 notly come 20 the
reskoo Nv our more immclit iriencs IN hat
BODY. ~ from this time out ve shei be able
O. teep our niggcrs here. inozmuch ez Ire
niger who -oud run from Kentuckv
% Ohio. after ihis ackshen. wood prove
hisseif % be- a most eggrsjis ioonatic.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

The skovhegAn Cisrioa az, copper ard
lead ores have been ioand 10 0ssiiford ths
FORMER q -hich ssssysd az per cent of COP
per and $50 -orgh q SILVER 20 tbs too.
The lead ore contains from 90 % IS psr
cent pare iead. and - slso inp~eEnsssd
~Iih silver. Tbers is also q snail qssstity
q gold cosbissd -ith the copper
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

The captain Of a ~haie-sbip tel rs that
be could not refrain from expressing bis
sincere pity 20 a native Of fSpitzbergen. for
The miserable lise 20 ~hich he -. condemn
81 IN thar inhospitabie climate "Misera-
bie.~ exclaimed the indignant savsge. Il
have aiwAys had 6sh bone through nv
nose. and plenty % good trAin oii TO drink
What more couii possible desire
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29
OLD SERIES

and palm-leAi; wax. leather. hair. she'll.
bead. noes and cone work herbariuuns.
stuffed animals. collections OF insects. dA-
gaerreotypes. pen u Anship. plans OF h0ss-
es. mechanical and Geographical drawings.
engraVings. euriosi.iss, Sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

An lrish gentleman hearing % irisnd
baviug stone coin made for himself. er-
claimed. b. ne sovl. az that's a good
iiee. Share. an sbions coin I'd l.st a
man b. Eletinar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

SrnsrseE,i. A good story is toll ~ Rev.
Peter jameson. While attending a camp
meeting near Pontitc. az a time uhen the
TERRITORY G Michigan -ss composed of two
circuits. The Reverend. posse. sing qaiic
a. much zeal a. pby.ie al strength. late o.
ri-ii 'onghf in ssin ia t',e prcacber.' tent.
for place o. lay his mortal remains % rest
Slightly piqued that ro place bal bccn re-
served for him. having horne the burden
of the day thc Reverend bad -erourse %
sfrftaeem. Retiring to fhc -o0is. con-
fenient d,stance far effect mounting large
iog he poured iorth ap1a fbe nighf ar one
Of those magniicenf strains of uusic ior
sh..h Co., early M,tio8i.f tanes -cre 80
iasfIy ceictriteI Tbc elect was electric
AL The .ie-rers. bsH swakencd By The
r1si-. rushing 90. par.uei the sound o.
tar woods. litring collected cro~d.
Ja-sc-on called upon brother 20 prav.
.iid ~ ibc iog. and retiring % thc vacsn,
tent srpropr,ated che bcsi place snd mos,
blankets. asd quietIy resigned himself o.
siicnos ard med,tafion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29
NEEDLEwORK AND FANCY AR.
TICLES.


CaHaifec. Mrs e N. WaIker Frve.
burg Air.. :. Stickney. Bro~n6eid: Mr.
II. C. Walker. Fryeburr: Mr.. Abbv
STEPHENS. Fryeburg. Miss Mary Weber.
sweden.
For best variety ~ ornamental needlsuork
-; second do 75 thir,l DO ~ cts.
best bed quilt ? o.. second d. 00.
third 10 - cts. COvcrlefs. same.
best rug ! o., secoud do s5: third do
- cfs
bcst eNhibitioa Of millinery %; second
30 - third 60 80 cts
bet dra~n rug I %; second do IS.
third 10 80 cts
bcsf beaded mat so cts.
best painting or drawing 1 o.. second
DO - fhird DO 30 60.
Tie sum oi Eve dollars wi1 d. AWARDED
o. sui-irs 81 merit. nor mcnfier.esl above.
81 fhe discrrfion of the Committe-.
BREAD AND DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Ceuaaf.e Ab-I Had. Lowell: NIX
Malrv. Hiram John Evans. Frvrbmr
Pr beet ch~e--. not l-.s than twenty
pog,.is. = 90, second Do I oO, tbird
DO - 90
besi Jlre buffrr. not less than twenty
pouuis. 90; second DO 2 o.. thud
% oO
I... F,u t.....- .-. -. .n..
rounI. = O0 - "a. 80
be.t loaf Of ufe.t bre,d 4 o.D .eco,l A.,
~ W o'" 20
b-.' loaf Of b-o,-- b-.,1 a.. ..,,-t A..
20 ga.
h..f loaf ,f et.,r -t,t..,-.. -. r..
...o.,F r,. ~ y.
II. f-..,4 49,, h.. a.. ,,.,t,..,, a..
,f ssfa-rfYs rrF q, b. ert,fit.f -, W
,...iss r,..r,l,.. -...r.. o. -. y.
f,-r,.i..f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

AT a iAbleAs exhibition in Auburn. New
NoIk. the following vegetable poem vas
produced:
"ouiou Earden I'D r-clining
b~efs yosth his achlns bad.
oaul fos~rsf 10. s~-d- coafronf me-
L~tfuc- h~rp ~ sadIs said
Carrots Out th~ stOufesf mnnhood
f-as sesrf-d soai doth n~~d
Eeaa. O Q strife 80 fersafter.
Eiss ~ hsart all a. % se~d
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

HH" - W. Na n ~
Co@-i0>~ = q O.-ood. Frveta-r
jo- ". Cole. D,nmark Taomas Mabry.
ii.rnui
for b-st cos. L-crlirg anI milking prop
critics corsi.irr'-l = OD. s,.snI %. : .
90. tiir,l 30. 00
bsst to y~ars oti hsii-r. goo. second
do. leo. fhird do. 30 ,is
bet orr tear oii hrifrr. . U1. second do.
nn fb.ri TO- fn rf.
.est heiier cali. ZOO. second 30. I'D &C.
bet soke of worsiac oxen. 3 90. second
d.. q up. thiri o.. t.uu
best iat 60. u0. second 30. U0.
beet iaf htflrr. % .fu. second DO. Uu.
be.i ial tioosi Durhsm bun. Too wears
o'i nrf rrurris. 3 90. second 90. g -
Co.. third do. go.
bcst ial tl1o.i Devon bulf. tEo wears oii
ari upvards. a.'1. second do. 5 uo.
flifI 1o. 0O
bet fnu Hood Hereford tun. two year.
o'i snh upssid-. 800. second DO. !. .-
to. thiii do. o..
bssi rative or grade bull. tso years oiI
ant ursnr6-. SOD. second do. 2.oo.
Firl fn. D Hu
lest vrsrlinv hail. 90 second DO. Z u.l
lest sokr THREE wears Oh steers. = ou.
HN '.A NH Il"
issi rnke COO sears oil steers. q. On. sCc-
ori 1n. Ul
te't ,ote steer calves. 2.0o. second Do.
100
ir.f la1 raf. 200. sr-o-I I1. q Ul
lc.i Bird .f near rlui.. aot Ir.+ f.la s.
irm or. lru. irr'glins 400 exhibited
hy fhr orr.r. i.pI. sce11I l.. D. ODD.
tiId oh. NI
tssf tsun ffsr. ~ not lrss fha' trke..
SEQ. ...srd o.. 6 O.I. th.rl da. o '.I
best tosn team. oI ihr-- s.sr. olI steer.
nnf l..s fIan t.srs. -IsI. second 3D..
Wi. thlri 81. i.f
To- san.f for fro wears nIl steers.
ihc several tnsn teams uIN He driven
af'ani Co. roarse .ulifi.a.f.I Alter tlaal-
"a ton by fhe q tnmniffe..
for hrst fats of long s..leI sL.ep. no
lr.s thsn trr. guI. sroorI OBJ. q 0sI.
fnfri io. 0 Uu
t..f Nars nf sharf uooi..l .ir.r.. 90 f..s
ftan fen. > oI. second Do. 3 Hl. fLirI
I. 900
80 .as sooicl buck. 200. .-coaI lo.
rU.
b,.f short -oolel bu-k. POO. sscosI Io.
IHu
be-t a,sos oi lang ~ooi. i.oo. second Do.
~ &C..
be.f fce-e OF .bort -ooi. ] .00. secoai DO.
% cts
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5. NO TO- PARIS MAINE FRIDAY MARCH 20 1897

best iuiied cloth. not le., th,n sve v.-,3..
co. second DO 90: third DO 30 c,s
best rocking. not less than Eve Yard..
%; second DO 80 cts.
best carpeuug. not less than IS varl,
~, second DO ? -. third 90 / OO
best TOW cloth. fvc Yard. %. second
do 90 cents.
best piece linen cheese and cream strain.
er. rot less than 10 wards. % sec
end DO % third DO 50 efs.
best ~oolleu yarn 80; second 10 q cts
best Knit stockings 50; second 10 IS cts
best knit gloves or mitfens 50. second
do - cts.
AT manufacfures OF wooiien. cotton. lin
On AMI silk VIII be admitted into tbs cias.
and receive suitable notices.
AGRICULTURAL OPERATIONS.
DRAWING MATCH sND sPFcIAL r,IrRovr.
NESrs.
Committee Isaac A. Walker. S,ow
jos :. Walker. Fryeburg. Stspben T.
iew~it Dermark
For best exhihition % strength and dis.i-
pine on a cart. BY oxen Z feet aad up-
wards, ? %; second 10 o..
best exhibition of same hy oxen under :
feet. 90. second DO %
best eShiui'ioa of strength ard discipline
on dag. BY oxen feet ani upEari.
%; second do o..
The same for cattle und~r feet.
To the persons Introducing the most us--
fol branch of u.anufactgrrs within the Em-
ts Of the socirty. or exhibiting the mos;
valuable stock. or the most use fal agricul
toral lmPlrm~nt or mcdaniel invention
whirh had been p1rchascd since tie iast
NrNr -. a.
teen dollars AZ the discretion OF The Com
mrtcr.
II ~ drawing match. premiums uil NOT
aiways b. awarded 20 animals that .ucce.l
IN starting th~ heaviest load. bat 20 those
managing a heavy load most skiufuuv.
btrSing. turning. passing hciWecn gate
posts. AMI. ga Tact. undergoing the saue
tests % Which they a7r subjected on a farm
The I'rvul'urns are open % the competition
of all draft ANIMALS.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
FUENIrUEE. CAErs aND c.RRt,ces
Comnire~ + p Mad. Fr,eI,urr. ".
II. Abbott. Fyebarg; :. l.. BraIbury.
Lowell
For b., collection OF Agricultural imple-
tcsf narrow aNe - cf-
best broad axe 80 rts
best woke and bows 80 cts.
best sirgle wagon , 90.
best single sleigh %.
bet OK cart 80.
bet borsc cart 50 cts
best ~heelhArrow 25 cts
best article of furniture 90. second 90
50 cts
\ sum not eSceedIng Eve dollars viii b.
awardrd by the Comalitte~ % articles Of
nerlt IN The following classes. viz. doors.
blinds. sssbes. barrels. buckets. 6rkirs.
oharns. wash tubs. baskets. wooden ware
g. &c
AND FANCY .p
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farmers department.
"sFHED THKFLow.

althe sftssst set-aee. p-ri.inisr 60 lif,. are
elo-~is lfak~a tgrfh~r. aat 80 iaf,r,atsis ca.-
s-cisd ~ith A. sruitafe e-AaErcot
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The West Oxford Agricultural society
~ih hold 90 iTth annusl exhibition on tLe
Socictys groanis. IN Fryrhur-. on Taes-
day And Wednesday. October sth and 9th.
iS67.
oTFfCFns.
fresiicni. Henry g. Wsiker. Frvchurr
Wee Prrsidcnf. Jos. O.. S-an. Den
maxi.
Secretary. ID. Lo-cll Lsmson. Fr,e-
burg
Treasurer. Timothy Z. Ward. FryeLurr
Irustees. Joshua n. Osgood. Andrew
nurrsn. Fryeburg: I.iac a Wake.
Sto~ III. >aundcrs. sweden stephen T.
J--~ti. D~nna-k samuel Ssirknev.
Bro-uh~ld John l. Kimhau. llirarn No
'es : Mouiion. Porter; Abel Head. Low
ell