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Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

BacOn.-We notice that Hugh Baker has
smoked bacon for sale. e is tkc FIRST fresh
smoked meat we have seen Ia the market.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

Banisters, Hand Rail and Novel Post kept
by J. r. Bell & Son, at their Lumber Yard
corner Of College and FiTst-sts.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

Banisters, Hand Rail and Newell Posts kept
by J. r. Bell & Son, at their Lumber Yard
corner Of College and First-sts.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

We know of nineteen new buildings
which will be commenced within this month
II the weather permits.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

HannafO%d g. MeFAu have a splendid
stock of furniture now on he road, un-
surpassed il the West for richnes and excel
I,,.a
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

$1,000 Dollars and Expenses!-See adj
yertisement of American Shuttle Sewing Ma,
chine in our advertising columns,
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

Hedge Plants delivered at $500 to 1918
per thousand. Apply TO or address
w. ID. B~LACKBURN,
Brownville, Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

The spriRg Term Of he District Court,
for Ncmaha county, will convene in this city
on Monday, March 18th.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

Hon. John Tane will accept our thanks
for a copy Of the Report of the United States
commissioners Paris Universal Exposition,
on the manufacture of Beet Sugar anc AlcO-
hol, and the cultivation Of the Sugar Beet"
by Henry D'Aligny.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

Dry Pine Lumber in all weather at J. R.
Bel's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03
ALI CUT
ing done to order at Morgan's Tailor Shop.

PatrOnize Home Industry.-An kinds
of Marble work can be had at Neidhardt's
Marble Works in this city, cheaper than 1t
can be had elsewhere. None but the best ma
terial uSpd. g..
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03
A RARE CHANCE.

Intending to retire from business I offer my
entire stock Of Stores, TTa,rare, HdrdlCare, Tin
ser's AateTial, 7boLS and Machines. My Store
and Stand for sale Immediately.
Apply to
J.. c. DEUSER,
l6-tf Brownville, Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

We would say, parentheticallt, that we
have received n considerable ADDITION 70 u
TobJf5ce i'm the way OF New Type, Inks,
Tarls Papers, etc, which warrant us i'm in
Nftlne an Increase OF the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed. We cannow turn out as
npe job Work US can be had anywhere, and
believe, as lCE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03
GENUINE JOHN DEERE MOLINE P1ow!

Mail Route to PayRee CiTy Direct
A petition was in circulation this week, and
was very numerously signed, for a direct
mai route from Brownville to Pawnee City,
than which there is no more needed route In
Nebraska. We learn that a petition has been
extensively signed in Pawnee and on the
route between. Luther D. Robinson has the
matter in hand, and If energy here will
make it win it may be counted as q success.
We have no doubt but our Representatives
in Congress Will aid It all they can.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03
rO,our Patrons in Job Work.

r-Txrra COPIES OF the ADVERTISER for sale by
ID MARSH. Al City Book store, and by q. A. Pol
or AZ the pOstOflce.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

For a good Saddle, go to Souder's 81 Main
street 7-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

CANTON CLIPPER PLOW.
CANTON CLIPPER PLOW.
CLINTON CLIPPER PLOW.
CANTON CLIPPER PLOW.
sHELLENBERGER BROS.
SHELLENBERGER BROS.
-. sHELLENBERGER BROS.
CANTON CLIPPER PLOW.
CANTON CLIPPER PLOW.
CANTON CLIPPER PLOW.
CLINTON CLIPPER PLOW.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

CIGARS at wholesale or retail at y. +.
COINS Cigar Factory, 81 Main street.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03
FIELD SEEDS.

Timothy, Glover, Orchard and Kentucky
Blue Grass Seed, fresh, at McCreery d Nick
ellis Drug store. l9-3m
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

~NOrtheru, Eastern ah1 SoltncfhS ue
Isgs rarts al GA. m; arrives, al . p NJ
-, tfsI arrives nj p. m; departs at a. IN.
penn BMg Mai arrives at 10 M; departs az II ?. m.
Rsatri-e Mail arrives Mondays, Wednesdays ana
p55Ssvs ri : 4. m. departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and
saturdays az ! a. m.
Era1t Mail arrives Fridays at 4 p. m; departs
THURSDAYS AZ a. IN.
Posf once Hours from "a. M, TO ~ 2. m. sun
s.vs rom 1910 IOH a. m. w. A. POLLOCK, p. NJ.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

j. w. Bliss, Regular licensed Auctioneer.
Sales attended to i'll the country on reason
able terms. Orders left at the Advertiser
office will receive proper attention. 4S-6m
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

Observation-Disclosures & McFaIl
have just had the cornice put on their new
building. 1t makes the building look lofty,
imposing and IS q beautiful ornament.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

Grape Vinos.-Concords. $3.50 per dozen,
$40. per hundred, and all other varieties in
PROPORTION. satisfaction Is guaranteed as
to quality and genuIneneSs of vines.
47-6m J. w. MIDDLETON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

Eye, Ear and Catarrah, successfully treat
Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

Private medical aid, read Dr., Whittier's
advertisement.
Sash and B~Iinds.-Full stock at ]. R.
Bells
Best Doors in the West at ]. r. Bells.
R, W. Muir agent for Lambs Knitting
machines, BrOwnville, Nebraska. l4-tf
II. c. Lett has constantly on land a pure
assortment Of pure Drugs and Medicines.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

j. p. Duser, the Pioneer Tin and Stove
dealer Of Nemaha county, is having his store fitted
up in good style, with open front, etc. He is an en-
terprlsing dealer, and Will branch out as business
dnnnnnds
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

Main Street Property for ~Sale.-IIouse and
one lot and "A half, 67% by lbs feet. Good well
and cistern. Grapes, Apples and other fruit.
VIII be sold low, If sold within two weeks.
D. NJ. SHELLENBERGER
at No. "a Main-st.,
BrOwnville, Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03
Best Doors in the West at ]. R. Bells.
ATTENTION. ALL!

A.W. Morgan, Jr., of Brownville, 63 Main
Street, has Just opened a new and complete
stock of Cloths, Casimers, VestinGs, and all
kinds of Piece Goods, and isprepared to make
Gents Clothing to order in the most fashion
able style. He also keeps a full lineOf Ready
Made Clothing, Hats, Caps and Gents Fur
nishing Goods. 47-3m
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

I have now in my yard near 100000
feet of the choicest DRY PINE LUMBER, of
every style and description, size n thick
ness. Also Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldtngs,
etc. Dry Pine Shingles, Lath and Pickets.
In fact, anything in the building line, which
l warrant A No. l in every respect, and on
which 1 do not propose to be undersold, for
cash, by any maj west Of the Missouri river.
I invite all who need anything in my line to
give me q call, knowing that can outfit them
with good material, at the fairest rates.
J. r. BELL,
PrOVyp vyiIla Noh
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

Rain Is much needed in this section.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

No unemployed teams in town.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03
MATTERS.
J. I. C0Ihapp, Editor.

THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1870.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

Banisters, Hand Rail and Newell Posts kept
by ]. r, Bell & Son, at their Lumber Yard
corner of College and First-stS,
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03
Corn, wheat and Oats.

-Rainey & Lewis have removed their Office
to Robt. Teare q Co.'s Store, where they will
pay the highest cash pricetor Grain and 9TH
er Produce.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

Gold is llsk in New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

Eggs are abundant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

Cor. Water & First Streets,
RY ID Lumber delivered within the city
IN - slimits, FREE OF CHARGE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

Batter is going down.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

The River is rising.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

- C5,v Couucil.-Meets the Fist Thursday in
H. each month. i. !; EBHIGHr Mayor; J.
= r swan. !. A, Tisdel, J.. ID. Robson, Wend-
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

l6-tf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-10
Ottawa Coal.

Nsssrs. EIit0rs-Heretotore two HUNDRED of
our citizes- have found employment during the
winter months mining coal, but now that the
railroad is completed to the Streator Mines there
is probability that our people will use that coal
to the exclusion of the Ottawa COAL in which
event two hundred citizens above referred to will
be thrown out Of employment, aud consequently
necess'ated TO leave Ottawa. There are over
$4,000 paid annually by the people of Ottawa
for coal, exclusive Of that used by manufactur.
ers, and this $4,000 hive been heretofore paid
owe: to our citizens tor labor and expended in
city to the benefit of every interest, from the
owner of real estate to the apple boy.
Will the people of Ottawa close, with their
own hands. the doors OF this great workshop /?
Will they, by their own act, throw out Of employ.
ment two hundred laborers, and thereby force
them to abandon our city? Will they pay out
$4,000 annually for labor expended in Streator 7
We have already given $150,0OO for the benefit
of the Vermillion Csal Company Will we vol.
UNFAIRLY pay to the Coal Company an additional
$4,000 annually
In view Of the foregoing considerations the
people should give the question their most seri.
ous consideration, and, il possible, devise some
means to avert the calamity which must neces.
sarily folbw. If the calamity could be averted
the coming winter, before another comes round
let rs hope we may have factories in operation
on our water power, in which not only our pres
ent citizens who find employment in mining
coal. but hundreds of an additional population
will find other aud more profitable employment.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-10

EVERY SATURDAY, for September 10. is one of
the handsomest papers published. It. contains
European War Pictures,-the Baden Prisoner.
taken at Niederbon French Soldiers bathing at
Nancy; Prussan Outpost Saarbruck; and
Some Recruits for the South German Army 1t
has, besides, fine portraits of Mademoiselle Sessi
and Geo. w. Ch,lds OF the Philadelphia Ledger;
beautiful art picture. Morning in the Desert
and three admirable summer pictures,-A Pic.
mic in the Woods, by A. Hoppin; Summer Days,
by W.. Hennessy and On the Beach at Long
Branch, by G. G. Bush.
Its Literary contents comprise able and very
interesting Editorials on The Balance of Power,
An Empires Bull Run, On the Uncertainty Of
Things. A Desirable Calamity, ETC. 1t has a
full summary OF Home and Foreign News, two
additional chapters of "The Mystery of Edwiri
Brood" sketch of Geo. w. Childs by James
Parton, and other fresh and readable articles
Altogether, it il remarkable number Of the
arst.class family Illustrated Weekly.
Single copies for sale, and subscriptions re.
ceived by Osnan h Hapeman, Ottawa, Ills.
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Democratic County Convention.

The delegates appointed by the democrats in
the various town. of La Sale County met in
convention, pursuant TO call Of the Central Com.
mittee. at the Court House in Ottawa, on Tues
day, Sept. G. 1870 H.s s-
The convention was called to order by ". r.
Nilligan, chairman of county committee.
On motion, Chas II. Su.phen, Esq, Of Earl,
was called to the chair, and VIM. Osmsn and G.
K. Belford were appointed secretaries.
On motion the Chair appointed J. W. Brown,
Chas. Delano and L. Leland committee on ere.
dentials, who, having examined the credentials
presented by the various delegates, reported the
following delegates 50 present and entitled to
seats in the convention:
Adams-E s Abbott, J J Millay.
Brookfeld-G W Armstrong, John snooks, w
Smith, Samuel Probssco.
Bruce-W r Milligan, Stephen Mackey.
Dayton-W o Clark, D Green, D W Light.
hall.
Deer Park-Thos Johns, + Baldwin.
Dimmick-T W Hennesey. Thos Sweeney.
Eagle-B Hart, P Finn. d Hart, c Hoffman
Earl W Browne, H Sutphen, L Brewer
Farm Ridges Boyd, D N Beck.
Fall Rivers Farrell, r D F Clapp, John
McCarty. ..
Freedom-Chas. Ferguson, S L Chapman, Jno
McCarty.
Grand Rapids L Miller, John Wiecha ard,
r Nagle.
Hoppe Il Bedford, James Crnlin.
La Sale-P Sullivan, Daniel Cline, Henry
Wertheim, S Wedge wood, James Feeny, B NJ
Hetheriugton, NJ News,adt, u Cosgrove, E NJ
Garfield, A r Greenwood, NJ Noonan, James
Duncan.
Manlius-John Clark, W Lord. A vaughey,
] c Shaw, J NJ Lammey.
Mendota--Philo Castle.
Mission-N Nelson, Daniel Mason.
Usage--R Dent, Geo Hose.
Ottawa-JV A Hoes, l. Leland, D p Jones, :
Zimmerman, d Bernard. Jos Fennell, Vette
G Clifford, S,heyiug, P Nevins A B Smith,
VIM Osman, E w Dewey. Patr Burke, Chas
Delano, Jas Colwel, r N Waterman.
Otter Creek--R Morrison, r Wade.
PERU L Mccormick II W Underhill, ]
Croisant, Peter Birkeubeul. H NJ Gallagher, P
NJ Kilduff, Jas Cshill. G Charles. 8 Rossuholt
Rutland--A Halcomb, Z Beckwith, n J
Russell.
Richland--Wm Lauf. Dennis Sullivan
Serena-H Hupp Thomas Leonard, Jos Pool
South Ottswa--F Pickens, y Skinner, Thos
Walters.
Utics-Pa.r Ryan, T O'sullivan, Jas Nsane
Waltham-Wm Shsshsn, All Hartshorn.
Wallace-Johu Beelsy. Thos CoroorAa, Y
Conway.
On motion, democratic from towns aot repre-.
scntsd 10 The eosvantioa we're invited 70 ~.
seats and east tho vote q suoh toWas.
On motion q vssshay, s,,avsatioa proceeded
b take % Informal ballet sur sheriff. Dr.. 0ss.
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Daniel Blake having, on the third formal bal.
lot, received majority of all the votes cast was
unanimously declared the nominee for Sheriff
On motion of d. P. Jones, DIR. Francis Bry, of
La Sale, was nominated for Coroner, by accla.
nation.
The convention then proceeded to take an in
formal ballot for candidates for representatives
Result: W Armstrong So; Benz Edgecomb,
II; James Clark. IS; BENZ Reem, 43; H NJ Gal
lagher, %; Thos Johns, 90; David Richey, II;
D Jones, 10; f. S. Hallowel, 8; ] Dent, 3.
On motion, G w Armstrong, Benz Edgecomb
and James Clark were unanimously declared
| nominees the convention.
A ballot was ordered for 4th candidate, re.
sulting: II NJ Gallagher SO; Thos Johns, II :;
David Richey, 10; d P Jones, Q. On motion,
II NJ Gallagher was unanimously declared the
nominee.
On motion, a committee of five was appointed
by the Chair to present names of delegates to the
state and senatorial convention. Said committee
presented the following Names
To State Concentjo1-Wm Reddick, VIM r
Milligan, David Green, Thos Johns, T w Hen.
messy, J w Brown, J Boyd, s J Chapman, S L
Miller, H X Boyle, G R Bedford, E W Wood, E
NJ Garfield Vaughy Philo Castle, D Mason,
A Hoge, L Lelaad, J G Armstrong, R Wade,
Mccormick, B Reem, E Trumbo, A T Arm.
strong, F Pickens, NJ Conway.
To Senatorial Conrenhm-T W Hennessev
Thos Johns, ] V A Hoes, A Smith, H No
Cormick, r Palmer, VIM Jackson, Danl Mason,
s w Brewer, G S Wedgewood, w R Miigan,
VIM Lauf, Hoffman, o Dent.
On motion, report Of committee adopted, and
the delegates authorized to cast the entire vote
Of the county in the respective conventions.
On motion, the delegates to the senatorial con.
vention we're requested to cast the vote of the
county for VIM. Reddick as candidate for sena.
tor.
On motion Of Wedgewood,
Resolred, That this convention deems it mex.
pedeut to select delegates to the democratic con.
gressional convention to be held at Joliet. bnt
recommends that q peoples convention be called
to nominate a candidate for congress.
On motion, the following County Central
Committee was appointed for the ensuing year
VIM Osman, chairman, G. W Armstrong, II
Sutpheu, NJ Millgan, A Greenwoo
On motion, the convention adjourned sine die
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CLASS H.-DAIRY & KITCurr

Fiye lbs fresh butter Mrs Lewis Wright Ist Mrs Nor
9h gag " IDS fresh butter Mrs Watts lst Mrs I Howe
"a money Eberso; yeast bread Miss Jennie Beck is
ge oieau MS EOersoi LIST bread Mrs Phtlps: nan
i cs May rq n CAKE ey cake peach but
sour PICKLES, Mrs 5 Furer grape vine y - Hthowyy
c cq Rn wine Hrs Wright soft soap Mrs Eberso
nome made candles Mrs William Pool cnrrsnts canned Mrs
l. ", " rignt; az canned fruits, Mrs f Hathaway
ter were awarded follows: - w. W "HA $''ii O"''
Mrs Lewis Wright, LIST prem son
yuo,,SN 81 =, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5DD
IA.
ed as follows: ~ " ~ ~ ""'u
three best loave by girl under IT, Miss Beck lst q
red lady-Mss S Dickerman a. ~ y ''A"
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CLASS I.-WOOLEN GOODS. &c.

Log Cabin Quilt Mrs l. Sanderson OF La Sale lst Nellie
horne %; hearth rug Ms Eustis wooden stockings Mrs
u BECK !st, Ms L Wright I'd: wooden Mss reedy
fas carPet Nrs Forbes st. Mrs Yeager % mttens
Mrs oOsey domestic spread, Mrs Foster cotton knit
stockings Mrs. MCPHERSON; c0unterpsne Nrs Horton
patch guilt Mrs Yeager st Mrs Mary Cooper ID knit
Yeager I'd millinery goods Mss Nehan infant dress Mrs
Foster skill In darning, Hs Hathaway fine shirt Miss
Nary Cooper LIST and %; night dress same; linen collar
tpe %aTssd spper Mss Eeersol lamp Nrs
% crochet stand cover Julia Donlevy chair tidy Ws LIZ
ze Cross collar Ms. Eberso lamp mat Mss Yeager
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double;esm trotting match. Jos. Schultz and G.
Lacey entered teams, but L,cey went alone, Mr.
S. not appearing. Time jos.
Roadster Stallon-J. Il. Shaver entered Black
Douglas Jr., and run in 3:l2 and won the purse
Best pair matched carriage horses-G-. Lacey
and "a J. Leininger contested withlgood teams.
Lacey's team 1st, and Leininger's "a.
For the best field of HORSES entries were
made, Lacey lst, Nelson I'd.
Kings excuse, Bronson's iavorite pony, ran
around the track alone, making a mile in 1;5l.
THE LAST DAY.
The fair concluded yesterday evening, and the
weather was most unpropitious. All day long,
with scarce Ivan interval of five minutes, there
was drenching or DRILLING rain, by fits and
starts, Just the humor took it, and at different
times the officers were nearly decided to abandon
the lair and return TO town. Despite the gloomy
weather, there was goodly attendance from
the city and country. The forenoon was spent
in discussing and cHssdug the prospects Tor a
clear day. In the afternoon in the midst of
heavy rain, the executive committee held coun-
Gil of war, and after due delbcration, it was re-
solved that the show should not be postponed
- aooo,,,, IS t,o ,,o..,.r.r an, :, ~ No.
time committees were seen here and there I'M.
l,.h:,,..,,,,. o..,,a
In, % ,,o;r o,,, l,.i,... Tloli., -; rra,,ir,s
,.;,.o,, h.ro,. :. ror;o,.,d ., J., ,rl...o-,a
corr.c, saving nerbans the errors f. which M,
,,,e. ava. o1usy. ,,i,e-
Tho hroeaars, ,roo;rn.. ;, go hos.,,o .
,,ooaoa cool. . t,u.a,,a o,,.. -...,,.,.,
a.f,uon.s. w ,r,r.,ro,,. % D.,rp,r,. -.
-, -''
a Long, hofth OF La Sale, "a.
The premiums TO the best thoroughbred bull
and five calves were given 70 G. p price -,
co,
80
The nrst thing on the afternoons programme
was tro,ting match for 500. in prizes o: $50
son and $40 Ou,;r 49, r,;, b,,. .uo hor.o.
~ So,
i"i' Joe D'"ef' Iu''c' 'IFea'of noIse' ana MOL
lie Crooks owned by Mr.. Nicely; mile heats, best
. IN 3. 70 harness. The track was very slippery,
,,,l l,o,3oo, Tho xooo ,,s,,,.a. Mon;a =.
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Glass L-FARMING IMPLEMENTS,

Best display. Porter; Aaerhofer, stirring plov
same shovel ploS JE Porter double shovel plow " erry
ganS pow Sweeiier planter, same; cultvaor ahorse
err Sveetser horse rake same hay cutter aame farm
gate g IleE Son; well pump, Martins; wind mill G
Wells feed grinder D Sweetser: mower j Porter Nc.
Gormicks reaper. Phelps Co Excelsior dis prem 10
HANS pat hukng glove and Byants egg Garner entered by
Rogers. -
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#arrteD.

On the evening Of the ist nst by Rev lawson at the
resdence Of the brides parents In Farm Ridge Mr.. SAMUEL
H. Yocun to Miss MAaaIA II. WOODWARD both Of La Sale
county, Ills.
ny Rev. D. j. Holmes on eth inst Mr. GEoRan T. PICK
70 Mss CAROLINE LokNo, both Of Marseles Ills.
On the sth inst, BY Arthur Lockwood, ESQ., Mr. JAcoB
81 Germany.
BY Rev. A. Ceshoru. DID, on the 1h inst In the baptist
Church 10 Ottawa, kpwAKD SrRpYRNBIRvx EsQ OF Boston,
Aess. y Mr. Kara BAn1NDs, OF Ottawa.
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GLASS G-ERrITs

variety OF apples true to name. Forbes Ist N AIen
~ summer apples Beck, l; Hathaway "a fall an
pies Beck, LIST Hathaway I'd varieties fail nears Uatp
twy st peaches grown in the county MEberSOl nrnnes
way, LIST 3yarieies, E Z Forbes . T ii@''e
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-10
CLASS k-MECHASlCAL.

Lumber was Porter, list; Sweetser, %; sezh
Porter Isl aIt I'd bob sled same churm ySchutt hand
mae pants ant vest suits DC prizes 10 Alschuler
man. opposition; job printing Osnsn Happen an lst; Rad
cline Sapp 2d boots and shoes. Daniel Leahy. The com
mee pronounced Mr. Leahys the fines. work Of the Kind
ever exhibited al any fair Of this soceyD washing
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-10
CLASS C.--SrEEr, SWINE & PouLTRy.

Sheen.
USouthtown buck Watts LIST and 3D. ewes I Watts lar
lambs watts ls lambs, Dclbridgc Isl; ewes same
,o''WoIu Duck' NJ Fowler LIST; ewes same. ~
Seine
onhestcr white boar, Iuger ls " r Lewis Cd; SOW n n
Sscau is and 2d; pigs II Olmsead lst Ringer ID pn
R a J ,s G9a ,G g Green lst Hess q? Poland SOW
,n ;gsJ Rn'cy lst G II Green cd boar over mos
IYY,r ist undcrG mos, Armstrong lat sow over 4
Ho'' IL y o'hsead LIST; under mos, Armstrong !st
Poultry.
Turkeys A Ebcrso, lst Goose same. a,c.s ,.. A.,
i r t r. sn Crooks lst or more, Parrot
oc o"'s' "u'ca and pea fowls, Ebcrso ist on both.
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commercial manufacturing
aanda
and
his
It's
short that the uandpo
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CLASS E-GARDEN PRoDucrs.

Potatoes greatest yarety-E Hathaway ist bushel no.
tatoes Thos Bregg onions, Morrison is heads cab
bage Halfway winter cabbage. wemple beets g
egg plant same pumpkins melons, Ebersol: sugar
melon DIXON; carrots, Harrison; squashes George
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CLASS J,-FISE ARTS.

OIL painting Mss Schu canvas: portrait " Bowman
animal VI Iietty Wood way work Mss Short; photo.
graphs u r. Bowman, penmanship " Drew; shell work
Ms, Ebersol; crayon drawing, 6 Cash acknowledgement
master 10 stout; rustic work. Curtis Lord. &c.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

blackberry vine-D c Cnderh!ll lst, Mrs Wright 3D.
Horse hay fork, J + Porter brakes ps,.l.
Sewing machincs-Wheeer & wilson's lse Empire 3D. Sin
ger ID. ~
Beehive-J " Cummings
Iron fence-,Ioen Mayer, ls,: W Stormant ID.
Pastry aud Candy-Wm Ebert
Crystal Fonpta!n-tieoJ burgess.
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CLASS E-FIOWERs-

Collection not named ii SHacnan plants In r,ts Ross.
ahnuas same; orn kNed plants, same yerbenas same.
petuh phloNes roses everstins dahas pompoIn
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CLASS NJ -EQUEsTRANlsM.

Double team trotting match prem 20 G Lacy
Racing nsich q Dillon Isl, Rhodes o. Phil Conlin 3D.
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nature of the risk will permit
Etna, of Hartford, Uife,) s.
Cleveland, of Ohio (Fire and Marine, J.
Continental, of New York, (Fire, )...
Equitable, of New York, Nife,) over
Franklin, of Philadelphia, Fire,)
Home, of New Haven, (Fire and Marine,)..
ms. of N. America Of 5 ran s sssy 6
International, of New York, (Fire,) 80.
Pacific, Of San Francisco, (Fire and Marine)
Phoenix, of Hartford, (Fire,). ...........
Security, of New York, (Fire and Marine,)
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The latest styles in fall Hats and Caps at the
Clothing Bazaar. Call and see.