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: AGENCY of tho United Anaheim Wine
"a Growers Association is at Rothschild L
Co; g, where q full stock of their different
wines can always he found.
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RKkxGX0Vy tSE8vxCES.


Rev. A. G. Fairchild, Pastor. Preaching
every Sabbathat IL A. n. and Pm. Sunday
School at u P. M. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at I o'clock.
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Saturday, the asth day Of March,

said day, all the right and title to the follow
ing real estate, to-wit: All that certain piece
or parcel of land situated in Mason county, W.
T., described as follows: Lot No. l aud the
s. E. quarter Of the S. W. quarter and the w.
half of the S. H.. quarter of Section 81, Town
ship 10 N. r. 3W. Willamette Meridian, con-
tanning one hundred and fifty mine and 20-i0O
use 2o-lo0) acres, and all the appurtenances
therennto belonging or in any wise appurtain-
lag, the same to be sold to satisfy judgment
calling for the sum of nine hundred and ten
and 45-loo ($9l0 $4,000 dollars, gold coin
Of the United States, with interest, costs and
accruing costs, ia favor Of Jonathan J. West
brook andagainst Franklin Kennedy.
4ae ROBERT WATKINSON,
Sheriff of Mason county, W. T.
February IS, 1871, o., l6:w4 a.. ,.
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(JtOTHiNG' and Furnishing Goods, in large
I quantities and at reduced rates, at
ROTHSCHILD h CO.'S.
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St. Johns Church.

81. johns Church.
Rev P. F. Hyland, Rector. Services every
Sunday, at ia. n. and at 7 Pm. Sunday
School at P. N. Expository Lecture on the
Scriptures every other Wednesday evening, al
I'm.
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"AvrNG made arrangements to import
III large portion of our stock direct from
the Eastern Cities, and an experienced agent at
SGn'Franciscofor the purpose of buying goods
from, first hands, we can offer Inducements t.
buyers unsurpassed by any other firm. Our
assorth int will be complete in every depart
,u1ent; and We want It known that
,as We Will Not be UnAersOld
Lazy other firm ON Puget Sound.
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sTdXDIES' Dry Goods and Hosie-y-a COM
c{ivoa at , ROTHCHILD b cos
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SheriH's Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution and order of sale
ID issued out of the United States District
Court OF the I'd Judicial District Of Washing
ton Territory, and to me directed and delivered,
l have levied upon, seized and taken into exc
cuiOn, and will sell at public auction ut the
courthouse door in Oakland, Mason county,
" T.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-22
FLORAL HALL.

Lucy NJ Morse, st Jolnsbnrv, bed
spread, Q.1lj piece>) 90.
Hattie NJ Laird, Monroe, crotchct bed
spread, lst premium, , 90.
Judith 4 Lucas, st Johnsbury, cray
on frame, ID premium, , 90.
Isabel Roy, Barnet, wooden bed spread
LIST premium, , 90.
Mrs w \ Pierce, st ,Iohnsbury, af-
CLAN ID premium, | 90.
Mary ii Wakefield, West Concord,
sample needle work, lst premium, , 90.
Mrs Horace Wakefield, West Concord.
silk bed quilt, } 90.
Mrs Henry Hunt, Lyndon, rug, 81
premium, 90.
Emma Trainor, 1t ,Jolnsbury, otto
man cover and pin cIshion, | 90.
Mary /. llosmcr, st Johnsbury, w1rs-
ted wreath, ID premium, 90.
James Hamilton, st bloomsbury, cyl
lection Of pot plants, ) 90.
james Hamilton, ST bloomsbury, collec
ton of floral designs, ) 90.
Mary smith, st Johnsbury, loaf white
bread, | 90
Mis- Jesse Bishop, 81 Johnsbury, en-
broidered bed quilt, lst premium, , 90.
Miss Ellen Mason, Waterford, bed
quilt, ID premium, , 90.
Mrs Thomas Mason, Waterford, en-
broidery, , premium, 90.
Mrs Thomas Mason, Waterford, l
pair drawers, l 90.
Mrs w X Monteith, Mclndocs, India
ink picture, , 90.
Mrs w X Monlci:h, Nc Indoes, cray
on picture, 90.
Miss Hattie Nj Merrill, Barton Land
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-22
~ hc,'e Rests he RcSI'OHSibifity !?

A writer in the Times of this week, in
some structures on the state fair, showed
his utter ignorance Of what he was writ
ing about, in the following sentence:
The executive committee were mostly
selected from the share holders of the
tair grounds presume, and were chosen
more for their aptitude TO improve the
main chance" as they considered it,
To secure the largest revenue for that
company, than to reflect generous hos
Pltality, which the citizens Of St. Johns
bury and vicinity felt justly due those
from remote sections Of the state, who
largely contributed TO stock the grounds.
The state fair was managed by men
from the other side of our state. And
the managers even brought their gate
tenders, ticket-sellcrs and police with
them-all strangers TO our county and
the people who attended the fair. And
the Fair Ground Company, the citizens
OF 1t. Johnsbury, or the people of Gale
donna county, were no more responsible
Tor the failure than was the man in the
moon Instead OF SECURING the largest
revenue" the Fair Ground Co. and cit
izens OF this place are "uut" some three
thousand dollars 10y reason of the state
fair coming here.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-22

as large as possible thus all classes
would be allied to the interests of the
State by a strong and sacred tie. Com
muni:ies of such men were the nations
defence. He urged, i. conclusion, 81
more elevated standard Of free public
school education as the first and last es-
sential for advancing the interests Of the
Commonwealth.
The address was well received, and
three hearty cheers were given the speak
er at lis conclusion.
THE PREMIUM LIST.
Below we give the full list Of prcmi
urns as it comes to hand 1t seems to us
as though there must he an unusual
number Of omissions and errors, and if
SO we have no doubt they " i'll be correct
ell at Il future time:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-22

TnE PEusrECr IN MAssACHU sETTs-
1t cannot be possible that Gen. Butler
will secure Il majority Of the Republican
DELEGATES to the state convention at Wor-
cc-ter next week. The primary meet
ings are being held the present week,
and the contest is waxing most bitter
Hutlcr is speaking nightly, and his
friends are leaving nothing undone TO Sc
cnrr hi- nomination. The better part
OF the community are organizing against
him, and even Senators Sumner and
Wilson have authorized Il statement that
"ihcy deeply regret and deplore the eX-
traordinary canvass which Gen. Butler
has preCiptated on the commonwealth,
and, especially, the attacks which he has
volunteered against the existing state
government and the republican party oil
Massachusetts. In their opinion, Iii,
nomination as governor would be hostile
To the best interests OF the commonwealth
and OF the republican party"
Mr.. Jewell, who has been considerc,
Il candidate, has Withdrawn his nam,
from the canvass, and it is believed tina
the Boston caucu7cs, which were to b,
held last night, will elect mainly dele
sate~ favorable to y. ii. Rice for COVER.
nor.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-22
r. lomNsBUEl, VT, FRIDAY, SEPT %, ISL.
Agricultural Fairs.
the state Fair.

The State Fair which was held in this
place last week. though successful in
come particulars, ON the whole was Il la
lnentabln future, AMI the subject Of quite
General complaint This failure was due
T. it, management; and inaSmuch as
everybody does not understand who the
managers were. we are bound to say that
the people Of st, Jolnsbury, or those Of
Caledonia county, had nothing to do
with the arrangements for, or manage
ment Of the Fair. While we admit that
the management is open 10 criticism, and
while it is 80 80 freely commented on by
the public grnciaIly, there is little occa
son for our saying but a word
The lack Of system, AMI the carrying
cut Of whatever system there may have
been. WAS obvious enough 10 everybody
and 50 different from the manner in
which our county fairs lave been con-
Quoted, it was no wonder people insii-
tu:ci comparisons uniavorable to the
state fair
1t will probably not do the least good
to point out the failures in the manage
Inent of the fair. The state society ex-
hibitcd On the grounds OF IA county socie-
ty They had their rules and regula-
tons, and it could not have been expect
cd that they would change them to con-
firm 10 those Of Il county society.
But Il very different disposition and
policy from that exhibited w,tS expected,
and We think with reason. 1t is easy
enough t" tell after thing has passed
how it might have been improved Ex-
l,rrirncc i. a valuable instructor even if
sometimes expensive. Our people have
learned something by the experience OF
the past week Eow let Us bury the past
and make up our minds TO have our
county fairs III the GOOD old way-for
that is the only way in which Caledonia
can beat the world, rs every one admits
that she does in her Farmers Festivals.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-22

SHOCKING BRUrAIITY.-A ltiir h.l
seven years old. belongin9 10 the "-Iroa-
woman of o. liricn's circus and mrn.
erie, WIN is said TO have b1u9ht him ~
Paris Ior 500, to perform with hey %
the mcnageric, dicl OF starvation az
Stowviie, Thursday right. lie Wa ,ao;
up in Il rGCm alone, with his hands ted
behind his back, aud, lookinL Iom a
window, begged the cook 10 get him a
piece OF bread. She asccndcd To- tie
window by ladder and threw thr bread
on the floor, and says he looked a. il "'
hai'nt Il drop OF blood in him.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-22

Dir. LIVINGSTON ALINE.-Ad'''-
from Zanzibar announce the receipt ''
positive intelligence of the safety OF lF
Livingston The authority for the -Iair
ment is unqucstionable and the irnII' ''I
tain. A party of Americans is hurI!
inr into the interior with the object oil
re>cuing the doctor from his pcrilons p'-
sitiun.
Gov. Stewart ispracticiu@ upon "'I'''
ry review, preparatory to the muster |'
Sept 20. Ills wife presented Inn WI"
Il pair of twins, Sunday morning. DO!
and IL GIRL. We herewith tender "lIr It
Ecitations -iice Pres.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-22

TnE TUEF.-Wc notice that at the
races at Narraganset Park, near Bos
tom next week. Jerry Drew has entered
lis bay horse for two trots, ana Jack
Poor has also entered horse in one
race.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-22

Coop FOR SoloN MIR. SOlon Rob
inson, the agricultural editor OF the n.
Y. TiJmte, WAS present the first day OF
the state fair ut this place, and after
looking over the somewhat meagrc dis
play of roots and vegetables, in answer
10 question, made the following sage
remark 81 think your show of vegeta
hles Is small but you have the best dis
play OF gingerbread ever saw. :" Those
who went about the grounds and saw
the multitudes of booths and pedlars, can
appreciate the remark.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-22

\ CRUEL FATHER freight tran.
on the Atlantic, Mississippi AMI "...'
railroad ran over boy at NaArh'Ii'
Va, on Friday, completely SEVERN. on
OF his legs anI horribly mam2ln9 TIE
other. The boy had bccn tied to i"'
track 10y his stcp-iather /" b" whip.
ped, and, while the man wa' IA the
woods gathering switches, the tram pa
cd over the hey, who WAS hrIpIe-- t.
avert his fate. The authorizes have IL
ken steps 10 punish the brutal "p.l.'ii'.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-22

eS- The Coos and Essex County fair
was held at Lancaster the present week
with fair attendance, and on the whole
Il c0mmendabe show.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-22

10 The Massachusetts democrats. AT
their convention last week, nominated
John Quincy Adams for Governor, bv
acclamation.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-22

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OF The sam WAY "i talking.
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man are editors. We will only ,.,,. &c..
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and arts, and that the editors heads az.
level.
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three wears since =, cnn.iI.raIL, a,',.,
mcnt was created bv tLn oIIon.J .,cc;do,.
al discovery upon the farm 81 = Mr. E.n
ell, near the city OF Svr,r,.. j., 81.
State of New York, ot a human ,;'m'.
Of eiIamiit proportions, which wa.
posed during IN excavation mLrt.l
| by IN. owner with the ayoued ru,,,.-.
of ,iin,ir,.s a well for tie su,.r,I,. oi ,,'.,..
| TO his cattle. TIN, ,,I>inus lnllv q,
caya!ing for a we'll in tLe bed eta .tr,.n.
of water WAS commented ON ot tl. ,i,,,
and Wa not easily cxplainr,Iayav H..
popular appetite for murvels Wa. L.y,
ever. adroiily uuichrncd by the Sion.
first of Il fossil mar" Of ur.. Li.t,r,
ace for Who dill no! believe that ..,L,.,..
were niou,s in rh,s. Tim. ," I'm. 49,
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hence must posses, nrr,t ar,I,. In.,....
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-22

g. The three strongest and ablest
daily papers of Massachusetts oppose the
professions of Gen. Butler to the Gnber
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-22

material chair-nameIy: the Boston
Journal, Advertiser, aud Springfield
Republican. The y. Y. Tribun, +, ,l...
of the sun, way Of talking
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-22

One day of the fair, 50 the story goes,
Il man drove span Of horses up to Mr..
Deans near the grounds, and asked the
price Of housekeeping The reply was
fifty cents. The man thought he could
do better, and driving out into Mr.. Ran
ncy'' lot, took his horses out Of the
wagon and hitched Them in the edge OF
the woods WEcn he went for his team,
he found that one Of his horses had
hung himself with the halter, and was
'.Stume dead" He couldn't stand the
disgrace oil the fair, AMI 50 up and sui
cidcd
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-22
MAPLE SUGAR aND HONEY

Rest = Ioundz maple sugar.
X W ikciirld, IluIdNick
II Allen Toby,
I'd d Burrough-, Derby,
Ret ? oxcs honey,
OC Wait, " Georgia,
"a W Hale, Waterford,
4 I,r..un I.lInsI.,rr,-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-22
HORSES.
STOCK HORSES.-TEaT class

STCCK IIORSES-Tu.aT CLASS.
he stallion kept in the state tn OF ISL l"n I'll
III ii Walker, llurtland
II Jerry Drew, No Derby, 81 ~
STOCK HORSES -SEc",p CLA"-.
Best stallion : year. old aud Over, 81, III
Z NJ IIuckin-, Top=hem,
ID o Caztlon, b Oo
Bet stallion yrs old and under Z, 10 IN
George Davis, Montpelier,
"a VIM B IIurd, IL IN
Best stallion VIE cid and under / II ~
. Cummings,
"a W q Gleason, Barnet On
Best stallion yrs old and UNDER, = ~
franklin Vance
BROOD MARES.-Tmup CLASS
Ec I brood mare, with colt by her -idr, . II,
James Vance, Albany,
II VIM Evrrt., Windsor, ~ 90
I'd W ii ii Walker, IIqrtland, 10 M
It'll John O'iIara, Sheffield, 3 M
GELDINGS AND FILLIES-try .TH tLAfs.
Bet scldng or fiIcy, , yrs old, /" ~
Welcome Bcmi= son, lyni"n
I'd James Vance, Albany, o0
81 George Davis, Monp lirr ! ~
Best g,din.; or flllcy, VIZ OH. " III
l. Wood, Ptacham,
ID John O'Harl, Shcilirli, / oo
I'd " IL II Walker, IIartland, =. I"
Bet gcldina or fill,y year III. 3 ~
james Vance, Albany,
ID John U'lIarA sheffield, . "o
81 + L Bray No Danvillc, " wu
MATCHED HORSES = Firm ta:--
IL. HNNrs N,r "NIE.
Bet pair Of Iuga or mares, - Il"
- q Iinkhan, No lirld-cwat"r Mlss
II K W Peabody, 81 Johnrhury, L; "'
ID Jerry Drew, Derby Line, il ~
Matched HORSES. SINH CLAs,.
rHnr& i5t. nA>Ir.
Best pair Of .,-ldin,= or MARE, -, "u
\ - Cumming, Moh'pclicI.
ID & \ ,.lalk. Glover, I. IA
ID Brown Il Holland, Moutrctr, "0
GENrLEMEN'S DElvING nDE-rS.-:n 'LN,..
I;.,t single h,l-c, 80 "o
e NJ stevens. Lancaster, y II,
II Gcorsr Iiarpin, RLrmrI, - ~
u W II IL " kcr, lIIrtlIud, y en-
HORSES Fol; ALL WuKk. ft.urm 'L,...
H,st hoIs, for general us,, = a.
h mi = Hail IT JOhHsh"rt,
II Joseph W"olcy Nc"Lury, IL "o
81 \ o i J Tc;ns LAST Bark, /" I"
SINGLE IEuIIINu
up,n to Al hor - in tn. .tt'r that ever t. tied
10, trs than thee i,.iuu-. H.i time in arr t, h'r-
ne. Eu,taacr f,c. ;5"'
1t Ir miGm. - &"
Ii Iiookc:,i,Ul. Iirtdioli.
II lob IIohsou, Il '"'
~ " IL Martin, |" ''
urn all hars,- ia tn At hat lev,r trttrd bet
tr than -. n-t r'.r', m tN, /" hr.H'-- !ntr'"'r
t., -l".
/, pr. n.i.,n. -. ,-,
" II II wiIkcr II ,rtlInt,
~ Fg..,h and w,-htmu, N"n'r .lirr. =, 49,
ID J IIob-ou, . "a
open f." all hor- ia ihr t t that never irotird bot
To- I'll, Ii r.t thrr, ia IN. to hun. in'r.n,,
lee, 30.
1t p.,miuu leo, CO..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-22

Montpelier, no name, G. w. Bailey,
Montpelier, Lady" Henry Tenney,
IIariland. no name. IIockenberry took
the $50, IIoBson 50, Martin so.
Time. POL.
TIE 300 TIoT.
French & Washburn entered "Scratch
Gravel" Geo. IIarpin, "Susic,'' J. III.
Dwinnell, Morristown, "Ilappy John, :"
W. ii. Walker, IIariland, '.Jim Fisk. -
Dwinnclrs horse was ruled oft after first
heat for foul driving. Walkers horse
took the purse. Best time, 2:44.
TEOT OPEN TO ALL HORSES.
Harry lIockenbcrry entered ''Thun-
derboli." X. NJ Chalmers of Ncwbury,
"Douelass," j. 4. Dwinnell, "lIappy
John Thunderbolt came in first, and
Happy john second. Time 2:i1.
SECOND RACE.
G. vi. Stevens Of Lancaster entered
''Danville Boy and ''Lingard," and w.
IL. Walker, Jim Fisk" The Dan
vile Boy ran the entire home stretch on
the first heat, and his owner was al
lowed to withdraw him. jim +. came
in ahead, Lingard second. Time, PTS,
2:i3, PIP.
This closed the exercises of the fair,
although thousands Of people came into
the grounds after dinner, expecting some
thing which they did not realize.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-22
THE STOCK,
PA 1 TROT.

This trot was open to all horses in
the state that had never trotted better
than 2;l4, Job lIobson, Of Newbury,
entered "Red Cloud" Geo. IIarpin OF
barnard, "American Boy" Harry
Hockenberry Of Bradford, "Morrill
l'rince," and French Il Washburn of
Montpelier, "Scratch Gravel" Red
Cloud won the first purse Of 500 in
three straight heats-Hockenberry $50,
Harpn SO. Time, 2:45. For the
THREE MINUTE RACE
l.. r. Kinney entered 'sWhalebone." !
f. Wheelock of Calais, no name, Geo
Harpin, 'Susie," w. II. Martin, Brad
ford, "Jim," Job Hobson, "Sally," H.
Hockenberry, "Katie," f. Ii. Gilman
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-22
.NCCIDI.\IS. LIC.

On Friday afternoon, when the mar
slals announced that the fair was over.
some twenty-five lunatics drove their
teams upon the tract, and speeded tl:cir
macs around the course. Young fellows
drove round with their Girls; mid,l!'-
AGED men with their children old
men with grandchildren - al bent
on shown" themselves "r their teams, or
both. Ii Was the most reckless cXhihi
ton we ever witnessed, and from the
start ii WAS morally certain that lhcr,.
would he an accident. Ii WAS not Ion"
before Gcor"c, Il iitt, .vc#r-"ld son %!
: l.. Daniels Of Whcylock, was struck,
knocked down, and run over ny two
teams. He was taken up a. dead. bat
revived, and although frequently report
ed dead since. the iair, we understand he
l. in ii way of recovery. Had any one
been killed during tn, carnival of folly.
it would have been u.an>laughtrr in tine
first degree, the penalty Of which should
have been equally shared 10y the manag-
crs Of the state fair and the persons WHO
thu reckle-,ly exposed human life.
TIE MI SIC.
The music was made 10y the 81 Johns
bury Comet Band, and it WAS the uni
vcrsal testimony Of GOOD JUDGE that it
was first rate. - good music 80 well
rendered i hardly heard outside of city
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ID Shcdd & Van Sickle,

ID Shcdd & Van Sickle,
Sd K Chamhcrl!n & Son,
Best heitcr ,lf, A Knight,
WORKING OMEN
Best yoke, . yca's and over,
q W Fclch, Waterford.
u john IIOwIind, Lyndon,
ID Charles Gate, Teacham,
Best yoke, years and under,
Charles Starks, st JOlnshUry,
I'd B,nj. Webster, barnet,
81 nc Dawson, Waterford,
STTEES.
Beet yukc years old,
4 bent knights,
"a l. Il + Fairbanks ~ Go,
81 Chandler Work, WatrrT!d,
Best yoke years old,
G /. DAWSON, Waterford,
Best yoke ycarling steers,
& |. DAWSON, Waterford,
"a Geo carr, Waterford,
Mich CDWA
Best mich co.,, l. Drew,
ID Thomas Baker, Blrton,
u Quits Wheeler, Fairfax,
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POI I.Ilsl
FRI IT'S.
SPANISH MEEI%OS.

Il, + aud :,r,a,c-t vari,t, oi apple, c'r.r,.I.
lab, He'd, or grated iru.t, Hui grown d, III
exhibitor,
Miller 4 son, romfr,t,
"a ,.,o Grlbraith, Barnet,
BE lot 81 .;rspcr, name LId Labelled,
Walter lugTaEIiu, Il IohlshuIN,
Best lot If p':ch,-, named and ldh,li,i.
" ILtrr lu--r.t h
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PAYMENT OF PREMIUMS.

We are requested 10 say that those
persons who failed to get the premiums
awarded them ut the state fair, can oh ",
tam them 10y applying to VIM. IL. Root,
city clerks office, Burlington.