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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-03
Another Rare Treat in Pros
meet.

pccUs
The famous ALF BURNETT, with
a gifted troupe, proposes to give
couple of his unique entertainments
at the City Hall on Saturday and
Monday evenings next. BURNETT
ia weIl.known as host in hlmseli
but having secured the services
of the celebrated English charac'
ter singer. JAMES TAYLOR, with
tho gifted recitationist, Miss HELEN
NASH, and Mr.. sHARrLEY' the
champion Coucertinist of America
tho present combination can give u
more varied and attractive enter
tainment than ever, and not sur
passed by any exhibition now tr"v'
cling. The house will be crowded.
of course.
The agent, Mr.. H. M. STEPHEN
SON, is a gentleman, and We com
unend him to the favorable cons'd'
.eration Of our brethren Of the press
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How often d.. you hear the com
plant from mother and father that
their con or daughter is not well;
that they have no appetite; that
they feel lsDguid; that their head
aches; that they are growing thin
and feeble. and that they have no
lille or energy left. That they are
low spirited, and perfectly incapa.
citated 10 participate in ary pleas
urcs, or perform any mental or
physical duty. And the question
is often asked, what shall 1 do for
them? or, what shall | giyO rhep2
Our answer is, let them try PLAN.
TATIoN BlTTERs moderately three
times a day, and our word for il
they will recover.
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Death Of an Aged Citizen.

SAMUEL DREsBAoH, q venerable
and highly respected citizen Of
Circleville, died on Sunday last at
the residence Of bis son in.lAw
Mr.. George II. Little, in this city,
alter very brief illness. With his
aged consort, be had come hither,
few days previously, for the pur'
pose OF making a Thanksgiving
visit to his children residing hero.
On Friday, ho was taken suddenly
i'll while walking upon the street,
and although temporary relief was
experienced afte. the first attack,
he survived only until III o'clock
on Sunday forenoon. The funeral
discourse was preached at the Pres
bytcrian Church on Tuesday after.
noon, by Rev. - Mcmillan, Of the
Presbyterian Church of ofCirclevillo,
from tho following text, which had
been selected by tho deceased him
self, during his illness: shark the
perfect man, and behold the up
right; for the end of that man is
pcace;" [PSalms, 81: 81 The dis
course was an appropriate and i'm
pressive one. The funeral was
largely attended by relatives and
friends from Circleville, as we'll as
by our own citizens, and the re
mains were inferred in the Pres
bytorian cemetery of this city, in
accordance with tho wish express
Cd by tho deceased while on hli
death bed. He was in the SOtf
year of his age.
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v. nj. C. A.

r..
Tho lecture of Dr.. T. 0. Ed
WARDS before this Association on
Tuesday evening, was an intellect
nal feast of unexpected richness =
Il was a comprehensive review OF
Modern French History. and the
subject was handled in manner
evincing great ability, research
and power Of language. A hearty
vote Of thanks was rendered the Dr.
by the deeply gratifod and IN
terestcd audience, for the superior
treat afforded by his lecture
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"Breathes there a man with Hou'So dc"d
Who never to himself hath said .
. Forthwith I'll to the Printer take
ATurkey fat, to roast or bake
on Thanksgiving Day, say!-Laneaster Ga
sstfe. ..t...-.. .'-u. r.r..-
Thunderl The modesty OF The
editor is only equalled by the rythm
of his poetry. We like modesty,
but such excessive rctircmont over
powers us. Are there no conven'
lent henroosts in the vicinity
Chillicothe GdS.
The above interrogatory conveys
a fair warning to Chillicothean'
who have hen .roosts. Recollec'
Bro. Bond is q very tall man, anc
poultry VIII have to "roost high
70 be out OF his reach.
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FASHION a BILE DRESS AND
CLOAK MAKING.

Mrs.. c. Morrison wouli respectfully an
nounce to the ladies OF Lancaster aud vicinity,
that she has opened a Fashionable Dress and
Cloak establishment, in the buildinglately oc'
cupied by Mr.. Tuthll on the Public Square,
lancaster, Ohio, where she is prepared to do
all kinds ofwork in that line Of business. From
herlong experience in business and her great
success in pleasing the Elite and Fashion OF
Pittsburg, Yhe feels.watranted in assuring the
ladies that she can and will give satisfaction.
Special attention given to wedding outhts'
Ladies' fine under garments; Children's robes
&c. A liberal patronage from generous poo
pie isrespectfully solicited
MRS. JANE c. MORRISON.
Oct % '68-- tf.
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FIRST DIVISlON-HORSES.
CLASS A ThCroughbredS.

lst Prem stallion, yrs old, F shaeher 90 90
Isl do year old, John Reber. w
lst mare years old, John Reber...... . 20
ist =. do 3years old John Reber...,,, o %
lst do Z do do Johu Reber........ 4 W
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HOLIDAY GOods.

Geo. II. Smith has just opened a
most magnificent assortment ol
Silver Ware, consisting in part oi
cake baskets, berry and butter dish,
es, card RECEIVERS, castors. sugar
bowls, cream, water aud ice pNch. .
ers, moIasses cups, toilet stands.
oyster and soup ladies, tublc ware
and ornaments Of every descrip'
ton. These goods are Of tho besI
manufacture, the very latest pat
terms and most elegant designs.
81 st
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Dinningcr on hand for the HOl-
iuayS.


A glanco into the magnificent
Jewelry establishment Of Phil.
BINNINGER, Rising building, has
shown US that he is up 10 the mark
in preparation for the Holidays.
Shelves filed with long rows of
new Clocks Of every style and va
riety--cases of splendid Silver and
Plated ware (of which he is max.
ing a speciality and the large and
brilliant array of watches, jewclry,
spectacles, beads, Gin endless vari-
ETY. and sparkling with beauty
and ornamental goods, all OF which
must be seen to be appreciated
strike ;ho admiring eye as one en-
ters Binninger's well.appointed
store. The gent'emanly proprie'
tor is ever ready to wait on his
friends, who should take an early
opportunity of giving him q call.
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NOTICE.


Samuel NJ. sain. foflurfly OF Falrhcld county
but BOW oI the state Of " lssopri, viii tAhe no.
ice that on the ltih day of November, A, D.
lsde. Noah AfaffAshten, David Ponce and Aafon
p. ANherOok as Assl lsnees Ot aait sain sled q
the Court -0f Common Pieaa, in and Nr tlie
county OF Fairfield aud STATE Of Ohio, thsiT
Amended Petition es-,ast ssld semuel NJ tfn
Of January, lisa. he executed and delivered N
them deed conveying 70 theu and thelr heirs
N trust. nevertheless that they would reduce
The Eame, or 40 much ihereot - necessary 10
money, and with the proceeds pay his qehis,
and the balance hold lot the use Of HE VIE,
Sstfils Ann sam, her heirs and assigns, AID
upon her requeS' % convey end deliver 70 her,
all the property, both real and personal, ha
then o0 ned or bad any clam to, wherever sit.
| uaie, eEsept whsrWai exempt TO HIM from sx.
ecutiOu aud particularly all his right. title and
interest Of, in and to the following lands situate
~ said county. to.wit lis ACRES IN 3. Z, q OF
SEQ 22i ~ acres Of tho West side Of the y. W !.
y ofSec. 4si and u acres IN the N. W, = Of
same section, oil IN Pleasant township and be-
ing the sime upon which said sam and he hm :
! w then lived; that said plaintiffs accepted sad
trust aud entered upon the execution thereof,
but ! hat sAidihrtt tho named tracts Of lend are
incnmb bered and the title is involved IN difficult
| ty; and the object and prayer OF said Petition
il TO establish by the judgment OF said Court
| that sa d lands belong to sald sam and Su0j.et
! 20 be SOLD TO pay Lis dehtsi TO esiertAln the
amount of said ineumbrances; that said Lands
| NAV be ordered to be sold, aud for other Telssf.
| he.is required to answer sad Petition on or
\ befOfe tho third Saturday Glter the STAT dsy oi
| Doae enIbSr, A. H. lsCe
uuS7EE &.DAuoHuRTY,
| Attorneys for PiRlnt!fs.
Nov 10, Isss-sWsS
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Class Z--Mdnufactured articles
horticultural Meeting.

At the meeting of the II, V. Hor.
ticultural Society held on Satur-
day last, a resolution was adopted
requesting a general attendance Of
members at the Annual Meeting
of tho State Horticultural So ciety
at Columbus on the 9th and 10th
inst, and authorizing such as may
attend, TO represent the II. V. So
ciety as delegates to said meeting
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LANCASTER, ONO:
IHursday, Dec. Sd, 1868.

A LANCASTER Boy We cut the
annexed paragraph from the St.
Louis Dispatch Of Nov. Goth. 1t
will convey a gratifying piccO Of
intelligence TO the friends here Of
tho young gentleman named, and
shows that energy, capacity and
faithfulness will find it's apprccia'
tion. gasl8 Lga
APPOINTMENT w. p. Eos
tor has been appointed Ass'Stan
Ticket Agent in the office OF the 81
Louis, Alton & Chicago railroad, II
position for which no is we'll adap'
tod, having had much experience
in matters pertaining 10 thl'
branch of the railway business
He 10 energetic and faithful, and
cannot fail to give satisfaction tf
his employers.
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Public Sale Of Valuable
Real Estate.

ON THE PREMISES, On Wednssday,
December 16th, lS0S, that certain
Tavern stand, situate ON the corner Of Canal
and Nam streets in the town Of BALTIMORE,
in the county OF fairfield IN the state Of Ohio,
known as the BALTIMORE HOTEL, being a
two story Brick House, ~ ieet In iron' on
tits commodlous, having q large Bar'rosm or
office, Parlor, Dlning room, and Kitchen;
good Cellar, and ten Chambers ou the seooaa
door; good Welt, and Cistern with pumps
rear The door; large and we constructed
Stable, capable OF holding 30 horses good
Now, Cora Crib, Hog stable, Gov Yard, &C q
good garden Nnd truck patch. This property
is situated Ia one Of the most Aourshng towne
in southe rn Ohio, surrounded by a, thlokly
sestlsd andweel!hy neish6orhSod, where T 18th. the
sss tha ohio canal. and doing an extensive
business, and the only Hotel IN the town.
Sale TO commence at | ocioos, p. ", or
| said day. when terms when VII oe HenyI ~"
| be mado known by JOHN hAuf'MAN'
| Nov, q, lSG6-iw
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Jacob Parr, proprietor of tho
Parr House, Columbus, died on
tho Goth ult., in the Goth year of
his age. Mr.. Parr removed from
Pennsylvania to Ohio in 1885, and
in 1910 opened a hotel in Lithopo.
lis, Fairfield county, where he CON
tinued to reside until 1869, when
he removed to Columbus; and be-
came the host of the zettier House.
Mr.. Parr was we'll known to many
citizens Of this county Grdecille
Dem.
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"BarrctL's" clcanscs the scalp.
Genuine Imported Rhein
Wine.

Vintage of 'G5 bought by Mich
FUcus in Germany, and Imported
especially for ARMBRUsTER& & FUCns,
Lancaster, Ohio-and for sale at
their Saloon in any quantity
Those wanting a warranted pure
and genuine Rhein Wine should
not miss this unusual opportunity
4w-37
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-03

Mr.. II. Foster has discovered on
his farm, 81 miles from Knoxville,
a quarry OF the finest variegated
marble. Marble Of this kind
brings eight and q half to ten dol
lars per cubic foot in New York
City.
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art Photography.

NJ. NJ. GRIswoLD, Photographer,
of Columbus, is In the city, pre-
pared to exhibit to our citizens
specimens of a new and very ele-
CANT style of colored photograph,
recently introduced by him, and to
take commissions for the execution
of pictures In similar style, for any
who may desire the same.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-03

DEATH OF A SHERIFF.-Goorge
II. Earhart, Sheriff of Franklin
county, was stricken with apo.
plexy while crying sale on the
26th ult., and died the following
morning. Ic was highly respect
cd citizen. Elias Gavcr, Coroner,
succeeds 10 the Sheriff's Office.
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>, fastest tfolting horse. mare or
T. EsldiDg, one mile, W A Wnght...2S 90
u kstest pacing or rAoking horse,
W maJo or galding, ons mile, Phil.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Times of Holding Courts.

ORDERED that the District Courts and
} Courts Of Common Pleas for the year A. u
1860, in and for the seventh judicial District
Of the State of OHIO, shall coinmenee NJ the
times following, to-wit:
District Courts.
Washington County. TIL Irsday, April SIN;
MeIQs, Monday, April u; Gallia; II ursdHS
Aprl 10; Lawrence, Monday, Aprl ~; Scioto'
Thursday. April %; Pike, Monday, April s"i
Perry, Tuesday, August Jli Fairfield, IhurS,
day, September .; Hooking, Monday, sept; "
Athens, Thursday, Sept 9; Vnton. Mondny'
Sept. 10; Jackson, Thursday, sept. IT,
Cbinfaion Pleas Court"
FIRST SUI. .DrylsIoy.-Perry. tuesday, Feh'y
o; Tuesday, May II; Tuesday, Oct 5. Fairfield
Monday, February %; MONDAY, May Ai Mon
dny, Oct. IS. Hooking, Monday, March 10
Monday, June ID; Monday. Noy.o
SECOND suB-DlyIsmS.-Pke. Monday, Feb
ruary l; Tuesday, April q; Monday, SeGteIn
Der 20. Lawrence, Tues lay, February y; Tues
day, May 4; Tuesday, Sept. %. Scloto' Mon
day arch s. Monday, May 81; Monday vet
4; Monday, Oct. Is. Ylnton, Monday, Marcl
Is; Monday, June 81; Mcaday, Nov. 90
TEIRp. SUI. .DIvlanS ~ Washington, Tuesday
February 2; Tuesday, April ~; Tuesday. sept
IT. Athens, Tuesday, February 2Si MONDAY
May II; Monday, October H. Gallla, MONDAY
March 8; Tuesday, May Is; Monday Nov l.
Meigs, Monday, March -; Monday, Iune
Monday, Nov. 10.
In witness whereof we have hereunto set ou
hands this 3Uth day of oct, A. u. 1865
DuAsrUs 4. GUTHRIE,
/ SILAs II. WmGHr,
WILLIAM b. LOOMS, Judges
Marlin GRAIN,
JuHN T.. PLILEr.
Dec. ), lsGs.-lw
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Ask all who use "Barrett's."

LOST.-A fur cape was lost on
one Of the streets Of Lancaster on
Monday forenoon. The finder will
be literally rewarded on leaving
the same at q. G. Beck'S Drug
Store or at this Office.
Dec. 3d,--63 2t.
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Zanesyiilc.

"Oue of us" was at GAINESVILLE on
Tuesday, and again experienced
tho hospitaiitics OF the Zane liouSe, ,
the dsservodly popular hotel OF
that city. Mr.. A. E: Cook is still at
tho head of affairs there, and those
accustomed to enjoy the unSurpassed ed
accommodations Of tho 'Zanc' un'
der his management will never OK
pect or desire u change for tho Del
ter.
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EXPENDITURES.

Balance N Treasury ury.....-................ S4'o u
]. q. WEAVER, Treasurer.
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The United States have entered
suit against X, B. Osmstcad, late
disbursing clerk of the Postotficc
Department, to recover $50, 900, the
amount of his defalcation. A
criminal suit is also pending against
him.
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Wnostsr UnI1arsIiY.

The note, now due in this viciu-
ity to the above institution are in
the hands OF Geo. II. LIttle, at the
store Of s. D. Dresbach for collec-
tiOn. 36 81.
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Arc you at a loss what to pnr'
chase ior a nice holiday present.
Geo. II. Smith has goods both use
full and ornamental, that cannot
fail TO suit the tastes of the most
fastidious. t . 81 ~.
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The American residents at Ho.
nolulu-Sandwich lsIands-beld
an elestion Nov. 81, at which III
votes were cast Tor Grant, and 6
for Seymour.
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"Barrett's' makes new hair.

An. oyrR TIE LAND thousands are suffering
from Coughs, Pains, and Soreness in the Lungs
and Chest, and from other febril0 diseases The
Waite Zine Compound is sure relief for all
such. Sold by A pothecariss everywhere.
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Class F. Fine Animals.

LIST premium Fast trottlng stallion Henry -.
JOlnSOn. w
lsL ,Iu last trotling geidng Pickering 10 w
list do do do mare n Rockey---. 10 w
Ist do pacing or rackIng stallion, Henry -,
Johnson, 40 w
LIST do fastest pacing or racklng geiding
Henry Disinger .......,"...-.... ...."'.'' ~ w
lst do do do mare John Carnes.... 10 w
list do walking horse or mare p bowman 10 w
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AppleS.
Class FIouers, DC, in Pots.

CtdSS G-TtOUeIS, UC', W oto'
lst prem display all varieties Clarke Is oO
I'd do do gcranlums Henry Deyol | OO
lst do single spec geranum . Clarke. ! W.
LIST do do climbing VINE Julia Sear!s W
LIST do hanging basket growing plants
Ella Sturgeon...".... z w
I'd do do do Julia Searls........" l w
LIST do floral ornament living plants Hattie a,
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',Barrett'S' Excellent Hair RcS.
toratlve. .....
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MOsOM N office.

N1OTICE is hereby given, that petition
will be presented to the Commissionerso oi
Fairfield county, OHIO, at their session TO DC
held on the iirst Monday Of March, 1869, pray;
INC tor the alteration, reduction in width, and
vacation Of part OF the county road leadlng
from Krours mill, In Berne township, west To
the road from Lancaster to Logan, ONO, on
West side of Hoe king river, Ms follows; Com
mencing at a point In the road leading from
Lancaster leading 10 Logan o., on the East sue
oi Hooking river near the starting point OF the
county road established on the petition OF
daniel Rerm and others. in Berne townsShip
thence westwardly through the lands Of Noah y,
Kroat nnd George Il, Eckert, on tne ."Su roSs "S
now travelled, or as near thereto as good ROAD
"Sn U" he made, to the center of the bridge scross
Hooking river; thence, westw5ardly win ine me
center Of said bridge and the Old roau az aIr, n1w
travelled to the terminus Of said "Ream MllI
ro.d in the road on west side Of Hooking river
LEADING from Lancaster to Logan, Ohio, anu
'H''' '' MANY PETITIONERS,
Nov. 26, lS6s.-4w
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Class E-Matched q Saddle Horses

LIST prem span matched horses Isaac lightslO 10
2d do do do Eli knet.. w
ld do do mares Geo Cruitt... w
LIST do horse or gelding for saddle, Philip M
"a do do do Henry Dlsinger.. 5 w
lst do mare for saddle Geurge Eyersole'.. w
I.t do pony, Henry JohGsOn.............>.'' 70
2d do do Marshall L Sl0cum w
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MAoSoLIA wArEU.--suporior to the Hest i'm =
ported German Cologne, aud sold at half the
prics,
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Cut F[o,rerS.

lat prom display all varieties Julia Searlss s2 OO
lst uo collection duhlias John Grayltt z 10
I'd do do do MrsA Panehaker 20
LIST do Aoral orn'nt sophia Westenhouser w
Glass R.-Vegetables, &c.
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Class K-,SpeepstdkeS on Cattle.
Premium Bull. all ages, John Gill........slb 90
Cow, all ages, keber 4 KutL-.... 10 "
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Go TO Voy BoNnoEsT, DENTIST.
Mammoth Bottles only 70 Cts.

Mammoth Bottles only 75 Cts.
EUGENE HAIR REsToRER TIE
. CHEAPEST AND BEs T.
The EraENIE HAIR REsToRER
eclipses all known discoveries tor
the rapidity with which it restores
gray and faded bairto its natural
color-promotes its rapid and
healthy growth, prevents ard stops
it when falling eff, and is a most
Iuxuriaut dressing for the Hair,
rendering it soft, silky and lus-
strous. Mammoth Bottles only IS
cents. ..... -.
Sold by most'all druggists. [52]
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LOCAL NOTICES.

BUTCH is now receiving his hol-
iday stock. Every thing nice in
the Jewelry limo. 1w
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The best place to buy a good
Watch or Clock is at BUrcn's. Al
WAYS good stock on hand. lw
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FOURTH DIVISION.
FRUITS, FLOWERS, VEGETA
BLES, &c.
Peaches. Pears and Ounces.
Glass P-GrdpeS, d,

LIST premium display peaches Il W oung 50 on
lst do basket freestone do do 10
I'd do do do do Van Burton 0O
LIST do do clingstone do $ Snyder w
cd do do do do Sam'l Barr w
LIST do 3 varieties pears Clara Busby...... ! 90
LIST do variety do John Gravett.."... 90
LIST do display ounces Josephine Wine
gardner 2 Go
I'd do do do DR. u 5 COurtright". w
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GOES COUGH BALsAM.

COE . COCNh DALo-An'
A great popular Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Group, Whooping
Cough and Consumption. Both
sizes-ordinary 1 o.. also NAM
moth family bottles-fOr sale by
all druggists and dealers in medi-
cines. No family should be over
night without it in the house. 521
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Class G-Jacks and Mules.

Class H-S,oeepstdkes, (HorseS)
Premium stallion, all ages, John Reber"slS 20 20
81 gelding do Isaac Light. 10 70
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SECOND DIVIsION-CATTLE
Glass L Thorou1hbredS.
Class J-Natiues, Grades G O.ren.

lat prem BuII yrs old Joseph Bechtel 8 G COL
I'd do do do J Buugardner... o.
LIST do do | year old b. Cunningham. "
I'd do do do Josiah WTight.....-.. 8 w
lst do do bull calf Daniel Knlz.."....... = o.
LIST do COW, aged, Henry 5cbDpp......... 8 90
I'd do do do not correctly reported o.
lst do Hcifer . yrs old b Cunningham %
I'd do do do do on
Ist do do calf james Stockdale sees. 40
"a do do do not correctly reported "
lst do yoke work oxen, aged, X j. Sharp 10 "a
LIST do do do 2yrs old j. Wilson lO w
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Nne8, "a.
Class p Grdin dc
FIFTH DIVISION,
Class W-Fdrming Implements, G'

Class W-FdTming Implements, DC.
LIST premium pillow for general use VIII.
...'. ley L Bro NM. ... .....,...t2 Wn
Ist do loose land plow Whitley Bro -. 20
1t do shovel Oyermyer, Motherwel Co o.
lat do harrow whitley 4 Bro. ............ %
LIST do renper James Weaver ..,........... 90
ist do mower do ........ ..... } M
lat do straw 4 hay cutter whitley 4 Bro. ! 90
lst do corn shelter do 90
LIST do washing machine Harrison Ap.
plegate e. .r...... h0
lst do horse farm wagon En6s g Miller. ; OO
LIST do cider mill and press Jesse Bowen. 90