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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-05-26
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A JOURNALISTIC DIsPurE.-An eminen

A JOURNALISTIC DIsPuTE.-An eminent
journalist in Kalamazoo, Michigan. declared
in his paper that rival editor had seven
toes. The rival editor thereupon came out
in double. loaded article, in which he de-
nounccd the statement As untruthful, and
declared that the "author of It was liar
and scoundrel." The eminent journalist
replied that he didn't for moment wish to
have it understood that he meant that all
seven of those toes were on one foot And
now the rival editor tries to avoid the pub
lie scorn by asking his readers seriously,
''Are these subjects which ought to be dis.
cussed in organs whose duty 1t is to mould
public opinionl" sat a#@ &.tt sHa@
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Lake Superior to Puget Sound.

Elaborated from notes taken by Mr. wilkc.on during
Pacific Railroad. In 1869.
An overture
About eighty miles above Walla Walla,
on the Columbia river, the mighty stream
flowing between perpendicular walls Of
rock two hundred feet high, these walls
being built by the Masters hand of breccia,
amygdalid. basslt and lava, the voyager by
canoe looking upward will see half way to
the top of one these faces of marvellous
masonry leaaess tree with . rind of ss-
bestos instead of bark. The gentlemen Of
the Hudson Bay Company have been in
the habit for half century, as they passed
this forest-lcgacy of = dead aud buried
epoch, to show their skill with the rifle by
dropping into their canoes, with blow of q
ball, pieces of the extrcmities of the limbs.
The tree is wholly petri6ed. tits retained,
in its isolated suspension, by the hold OF its
roots, twisted and interlocked in The seams
and crevices between layers Of lava of diff.
'fsrsot sruptionA Il b one hundred and
twenty-five feet above the river. No Hood
could have deposited It there. The testi.
mony Of the twiated and intertwined root,
that the tres grow where It stands, ID con.
elusive. The testimony would seem 10 be
conclusive, too. that the tree, aftsr being
silici6ed, Was denuded from its volcanic
matrix BY water acuon-likcwise that the
Columbia has gutsered down through the
lava to its present level CArise;an Unioa
Nay TO- ''''a'' - :.
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NOTES OF THE FAIR.


A mother in Michigan recently had five
daughters at birth. ...+..... ...-.
A meek individual IN Minnesota went flu.
emily when. the minister pronounced him
married. #as#8ala.s s ea
A new style Of earring Is in the shape of
q tambourine, the bells of which jingle
pleasantly at every movement of tho wear
er's head. a#
Tho statistics provo that . handsome
widow has three chances Of marriage to a
maiden's one. Especially If the dear ones
departed loft her million or 20.
He took her fancy when he came; he took
her hand; he took kiss; he took no no.
tice Of the shame that glowed her happy
cheek 4at this. he took TO coming after
Moons; he took N oath he'd nser deceive
he took her fathers silver spoons; and af>
ter, TIA: no took his leave. 81
- countryman stopped 1t . telegraph
window, where ayoung lady was receiving
dispstches, and after looking on . moment,
called to bis companion: "Say, Bill. just
you come and soe EN- make paper collars I
Don't she know her biz, eh, Bill -
i A gentlemaa not long since, Wishing TO
pop The question:, did Il In the following
singular manner: Taking up the hdyt cat,
hs said. 'Pussy, may have your mis-.
tresss"a It Was answered BY the Lady, who
ssid, 'seay yes, pussy.p uel a'sssb aai fas IT,
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Card t. Five Lines: a Square Ten Lines OF this
type. Local Business Notices 25 cents per line.
sD" Correspondence, short and ncwsy, solicited
from each camp. Writer'S name must accompany each
e'fcr, TO guarantee good faith. Permission to
name or initials preferred.
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ahe 4tw 9orth 'wfst'
DEER LODGE, MONTANA.

TERMS MS-CURRENCY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-09-29

In the County Court Of Linn Co,1a-
ty, State cf' Oregon.
In the matter OF the estate Of Thomas J.
0verman, n miner.
N0TicE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned. guardian Of the person and
estate Of said ,snor. in pursuane. Of an order
oil said County Court. made st the septaubsr
term thereof 1871. will sell q; public auction 10
front Of the Court 1isuse door, In Albany. Linn
count Oregon, at the hour Of clock. r. ~. on
Saturday, the ia day Of October, 1871.
the highest bidder. all the right. title and In
terest Of said minor in and two The following
described real property. io-wt:
Beginning at point seventy rods east Of the
southwest corner of the south east quarter Of
section (io) Ten. TIP. 70. $. Il. ,, West viii.
Meridian, Linn county. Oregon; thence north
100 rods; thence west 20 rods thence south i6o
rods; themes east 20 rods TO the place sk begin
ming. contsining 20 acres more OF less, $50 same
being part OF George N. oycrmnn's Ibnaiion
land claim). Terms Of sase: Gold ckfn, one
half cash in hand the balance in ope 5ear with
twelve per cent. interest fran the day sof sale
secured by nortgage on the premises.
v7n4w4. J. NJ. BEACH. Guardian.
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SUN MONN.

In the Circuit Court efthe iSil'te Of Ore.
9on tar the County Of Linn.
ZEHGLDA u. LIZ, Plaintiff. ss. ch aHLKs M.
LEE. Defendant
To Charles A. Lee. the shove named DE fsbd-
ant: In the name OF thv State Of oregon-fsn
hereby required TO appear and answ.r the
complaint ~ said Piantia in the above ca titled
suit iie With the Clerk Of said Court.
on the FIRST day Of the nsxt term thereof. Ia
commence IN the :ih Monday Of October. A. ID.
1861. Tic object aud prayer of sAid complaint ~.
10 procure divorce from the bonds of mairifuony
ground 81 cruel and iahaman treatment Of
Defendant 10 PisisiiG. the drunkenness aud
unfai,hfuiness Of Drrt, and want of pr"vi.ion
aud support of PiziBtia by Defendant-with q
prayer that PiaintiH have the car. aud custody
Of ibr children.
Publication ordered by Judge Bonban. Aug.
%, 1871. y. A. CHES0wETH.
n?wa Att'y for Plaintiff.
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SUMMONS.

TIE Circuit Court for tie Third
Judicial District of the ,State of Ore
gon, soithin and for the County of
Linn.
NJ L. GAnRIsos. Plaintiff. VS.. W. ". G..rnr.
son, Defendant.
Suit in Equity for Divorce.
To w. W. Garrison, Defendant. Tn .ba
name Of the State of Oregon, you are. hereby re-
quired to appear ana answer. Il a fountains
filed against you in the above entie d cause within
ten days from the date Of the service
Of this summons upon you Il served within
this County but if served in any other County
OF this State, then within .senty davs from the
date Of the service Of thi 4 summons mon Won
find If served by public alton then on the first
day OF the next term c + said Court. which shall
commence SIX weeks or more after the date eff
the nrst publication hereof, which said term will
commence on tn . fourth Monday Of October,
1911 anu u yc fail to answer IS ADORE re-
qe.Iso, tne pi d will apply to the Court for tha.
feiief tnerelp. demanded, which is TO obtain
Judgment nd decree of said Court dissolsing
the Dona of matrimony existing between you
and the plaintiff, and awarding the care and
custod of the minor child Of such msr-
rlaEr4 and named In the compliant to tho
n, e. and for the costs and disbuszeueuts Of this
saait. and that the PI,f hare such other and fur
!. fher relief as pertains TO equity.
1 GEO r. HELM
Atty for Plaintiff
/ published BY order Of Hon. B. +. Banham. Judge.
of said Court. wAioh order bears date Ausur< q
Dated Aug. II. 1871. 4
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Ely E, EAR, Il
THROAT AND LUNGS
JOHN B. PILKINGToN, M. D

IT ATE OF sANPRANCIsco. HAS EsTAB-
LISHED HIMSELF IN PORTLAND,
Oregon; 0fiees and Hotmes' Building, First
street, 5 doors from Ladd aud Tilton's Bank.
where be may be consulted daily. and will treat
diseases Of the above named organs AZ his spc-
cialities. .
All operation on the Eye and Ear made In
the most scientific and careful manner. Arfif-
ciai Eyes, having all the beauty and mobility Of
the natural Eye, inserted. Is
Refers for his professional standing To L. c..
Lane. Md, Prof. Of Sargcry, and Edwin Bent
ley, NJ. D., Prof. Of Anatomy in the University
of the Pacific /; and for his success in treating
patients to over 1,500 cases, names given. treat
ed by him in San Francisco; also TO Levi Estes,
Esq, Portland, VIM. H. Dillon, ESQ.,. vancou-
vcr, John Alexander, Esq.,, Coupevillc, w. T.,
and many others in Oregon and W. Terry.
au25y7n2m6
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-09-29
RAMSDELL NORWAY OATS
THE MOST PROLIFIC IN THE WORLD /!
One Bushel is Plenty Of Seed fOr an Acre !.
Yield 80 to 100 per cent. mora than Com
mon 0atsiwith Half the Amount
of Seed per Acre.

Oregon yield the last two years (both short crop
years): In 1869, early sown, from so to mora
than 100 bushels per acre late sowu, 60 to 20
bushels. In 1870, early sown, each bushel sowu
produced from &c to 20 bushels; late sown (lsth
Of May), 4S to so bushels.
California yield: In 1870, 90 to IT'S bushels
from 50 lbs. seed per acre.
Norway seed sold in San Francisco the past
winter at $3.50 per bushel of 80 lbs. We war
rant these oats clcan and genuine. at 400 per
sack of f2 lbs., will furnish them to be test
cd with common oats, to be put in well, in good
season, In clean land, and at the same time
Three-fourths of the excess which the Norway
yields over the common oats must be delivered to
rs at the granary on the farm where the crop is
raised, in pay for the seed furnished.
Salem, March 20, 1871. j. B. McCLANE,
v6n32tf. L.H JGDSON
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ADvERrIsEMENTs.
sUMsrONs.


III tie Circuit Court for tue Third
Judicial District Of The State Of Ore
gon, scitltin and tor tie County or
Linn.
pLgAsAxr Youxa, Plaintiff, vs. RAcmEL Z.
YOusa, Defendant.
Suit In Equity for Diyoree.
To NAcnsL II. Y0uso. Defendant. In the
nnn,s Of the State of Oregon, yon are hcreby re-
quired to appear and answer the complaint Of
the above named plaintiff. filed against You In
the above entitled cause. within ten days from
the date of tho service Of this summons upon
you, " served In Linn county but if served in
any other county within this Site. then within
twenty days from tho date Of the service Of this
snmmons upon you and II served by puLiica-
tion, then Oh the first day Of the next term Of
said court. which shall commence on the fourth
Monday Of October, 1871. and II you fail to an
swsr ~ above required, the plaintiff will spply
to the court for the relief demanded Ia the com.
plant, which Il to obtain judgment and decree
Of said court dissoiving the bonds Of uatriino.
ny existing between you anu the plaintiff and
for such other and farther relief as pertains to
equity. GEO. X. HELM.
Atty for PpG.
Published by order Of Hon. B. r. Bonnanr.
Judge Of said Couit, which oider bears date Of
Sept. @, 1871. y7n4wC.
Dated Sept. o, 1871.
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THE NEW FOOD.

For a few cents you can buy
Of your Grocer or Druggist a
package Of SEA MOSS FARINE
made from pure Irish Moss Or
Carrageen, which viii mako
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango,
and a like quantity Of Puddings
Custards, Creams, Charlotte
Russo, &c. It is the cheapest,
healthiest and most delicious
food in the world. It makes a
splendid Dessert, and has no
equal as a light and delicate
food for Invalids and Children.
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HELD To ANswER.-Josephus Will
son was examined before Judge Johns
on last Monday, on the charge of as
sault with intent to commit a rape up
on the wife of Jonas Davis. He was
held to answer In the sum of $500 Mt
the next term of the Circuit Court.
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RUSAwAY.-A span Of horses belong
ing to W. r. Canons Livery Stable con-
cluded to take spin around the block
on their own hook last Monday which
they did without injury to the carriage
they were attached to, themselves, or
any one else.
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PERSONALLY. \. Daily, veteran
typo and newspaper reporter, gave US n
call last Monday. Mr.. Daily has ceased
to be AN active worker In the art pres
ervative but like true disciple of Faust
he has not forgotten his fellows of the
craft.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-09-29

FAILED To CoME.-Brick Pomeroy
failed to come, as announced, two
weeks since, and deliver the Annual
address at the Linn county Fair, and
that part of the programme was conse-
quently omitted. Rev. J. ". Van Cleve
delivered the opening address.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-09-29

REAL EsrArE.-F'llOwing are the transac-
tions since our last report:
A. Hnckleman TO Alfred Powell considers
tion, 800.
ton, 81.
State Of Oregon to Clarendon Morrison; con-
sideration, $l72,3S.
J. NJ. Johns TO d. kirkpatrick; considera-
ton, 81, ,z60.
J. d. Hurd to J. II. Mcconnell; considera
ton, S., 600.
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MISS ssANTHoNY.-According to an
nounc -ment previously made, Miss
Susan B. Anthony lectured at the
Court House on last Wednesday even
ing. a fair audience listened to her
The subject of her lecture was Wo-
mans Wrongs and the manner and
means for their redress. We were un-
able to remain TO hear the whole of
her address, and cannot speak OF it in
detail. Miss anthony is we'll ap-
pearing lady and she speaks with much
earnestness and apparent candor, i'm
pressing her hearers with the conyic-
tion that she means all she says. Her
age, if it is not indelicate to speak of IA
lady's age, is perhaps on the shady side
of fifty. Mrs. Duniway, of the Neto
Northwest, and her daughter, Miss
Clara, accompanies Hiss Anthony
The former Is travelling in behalf of the
interests of her paper. and the latter
enlivens the occasions of Miss An
thongs lectures by campaign songs,
with instrumental accompaniment
Admission to the lectures is fifty cents,
anfwe learn that the party has been
satisfactorily successful.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ whom II may concern. th ~ ,hc parsnsrshlp
heretofore existing between a. G. King. David
Mcdowell and j. W. Mcdowell. under the FIRM
name Of A. {. King 4 Co.. is this day hereby
declared 10 DO dissalved. A. g. KING.
September 2oih, 1871. ,Tbbw3.
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No SERvIcEs--In consequence of
the removal of the NJ. +. Church there
will be no services there on next Sab
bath. On the Sabbath following the
church will have undergone thorough
repairs and will be reopened.
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drawing of the prizes in the cosmopol-
itan Benevolent Society will take place
Monday, November 27th. The distri-
button will be made imediately after
the drawing Is complied.
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PERsoNAL.-During the week we
have had the pleasure of calls from
Hon. r. B. Cochran of Lane county,
Hon. L. &. Hoult of Harrisburg, ]. II.
Upton of the Mercury, George Pittock
of the Oregonian and many others
whom we see only occasionally.
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FINE SPINNING WHEEL-Mrs.
George exhibited a fine spinning wheel
at the Pavilion. 1t is the workman
ship of our friend John MetZler of this
city, and Is credit to the skill of the
manufacturer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-09-29

SNEAK THIEvEs.-Sevcral well
known confidence men, better known
as low down sneak thieves, came up
last Monday and are stilllurking about
town. The police should keep sharp
look out for those fellows.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-09-29

FINE TURNIPs.-We noticed two
large turnips In the Pavilion raised by
Mr. Hinman of camp Polk. They were
the finest we ever saw and prove be-
yond doubt the capacity of the eastern
slope of the Cascades to produce fine
vegetables,
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FURNITURE.-Don't forget that
Charley Mealey has an immense stock
of furniture, which he sells at the most
reasonable prices.
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LodAL prcKrNas.

Charlie Keifer keeps about the best
refreshment stand on the Fair Ground.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer cleanses the head from dandrufI
Give 1t trial.
L. Miller Is buildings a blacksmith shop
opposite Cannon's Livery Stable and
will soon commence work In the same.
In order to give as full report as
possible of the County Fair the DEMO-
Graf was not issued this week until
Friday evening.
George w. Sake, the man who Is sup
posed to have shot Zack Hogan on the
Fair Ground last Thursday, has been
held to appear In the sum of $500.
.raxton Is still taking those beautiful
Rembrant pictures at Brownsville. He
will be there but three weeks and all
who wish pitures should take notice.
WOMAN SuFFRAaE.-Mrs. J. Biakcs-
lee Frost will lecture ut the Court
House tonight In opposition to the
theories of Miss Susan B. Anthony on
the suffrage question. She will re-
view the positions assumed by Miss
Anthony on "Wednesday evening last.
and undertake to show that the great
est curse that could befall the good
and virtuous women of this country
would be woman suffrage. Hear all
sides and then pass judgment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-09-29

Go AND SEE HIM-If you want
something good in the refreshmentl line
on the Fair Ground, don't forget Char
ley kiefer. ts-
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10 (,orresnOnS Slents.

Patients residing In any part Of shs State, how
ever distant, who may desire the opinion and sd-
vice of DR.. Doherty in their respective cases. and
who think proper to submit written statement of
such, in preference to holding personal interview,
are respectfully assured that their communication
will be held most sacred.
Ifthe case be fully and candidly describcd, per.
sonal communication will be unnecessary, rs in
struotona for diet, regimen and tho general treat
ment Of the case (including the remedes), will be
forwarded without delay, and in such . manner as
to convey no idea Of tie purport Of the letter or
parcel so transmitted. Consultation by letter sr
otherwise. FREE. Permanent cure guaranteed or
no pay. Address, W. X. D0HERTY. NJ. D.,
San Francisco, California.
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DIED:

DIED:
KNIGHTEN.-on September 2nd, 1871.
Rosannah w. Knighten, aged 40 years, 2
months and % days.
RNIGTEN.-On September 18th, 1871, Ro-
sannah r. Knighten, daughter ef Rosannah and
Perry Knighten. aged monthssand IL days.
KNIGHTEN.-on September goth. 1871, w.
A. Knighten, son Of Rosannah Knighten, aged
years, 4 months and 81.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-09-29

HARRIsBURG.-We learn from our
Harrisburg correspondent that, on last
Tuesday, man with two mule team,
while attempting to drive on the ferry
boat at that place had his team and We
hicle precipitated into the river. The
mules were drowned and the wagon
and and freight, consisting of dry
hides and eggs, were saved.
It is expected that the track will be
laid across the bridge at Harrisburg by
next Wednesday.
Our friend Brasfield, of harrisburg,
returned home on last Monday from
San Francisco, whittier hefiad been to
meet his family on their return from a
visit to the Eastern States.
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A Glorious Change 49,
THE GREAT WORLDS TONIC.
Plantation Bitters.

This wonderful vegetable re-
storative is the slheet-anchor Of
the feeble and debilitated. As a
tonic and cordial for the aged
and languid, it has no equal
among stomachics. As a remedy
for the nervous weakness to
which women are especially SUBJ
ject, it is superseding every other
stimulant. In all climates, tropi-
cal, temperate, or frisid, 1t acts
as a specific i'm every species OF
disorder which undermines tho
bodily strength and breaks down
the animal spirits. For sale by
all druggists.
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BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR
OcToDER.-This sprightly, lively and
instructive magazine for October is is
sued in good time for its thousands of
readers toadmire. No magazine In the
country gives so much for so little as
Ballou's. 1t contains one hundred
pages of reading, twenty or thirty en-
cravings, some of the best stories that
the best authors can produce, and is
just the serial to have in family fond
of intellectual pursuits. Here is a list
of contents for the October number.
Glance over it and see what a treat Is in
store for the public: "The Rowtor
Rocks" "Madame lNailbran;" CHASED
by Wolves" Among the Himalayan
Mountains" "The Eastern Hellebore;"
Brazilian Convoy of Gold;" "Pyra-
mid Rock" 1.-THE Tobacco Plant,
Strange Animals;" "With what
Measure ye Mete;" "AdIift;" big
Nick" "Anon;" ''The Keys of st. Pc
ter;" "Love's Changes;;" ''Sketeches of
Travel in California;" "The Unwilling
Benedict, "Semiramis;;" "a Little
Flower" "Ava Sanctissims;" "Leila's
Governess;" "Altures, Idaho;" "Were
they Jacks or Packs?" "lIy Voyage
with the Scott" Our Young Peoples
Story-Teller-''Guess: or, The Son of
u Politician" Remembrance" "Liz-
zie's Charity" "Curious Matters"
"The Housekeeper;" ''Facts and Fan
cies;" "Fishing-Reality and Fancy"
Humorous Illustrations.) Published
by Thomes & Talbot, 63 Congress Street,
Boston, at sl.50 per year, or Is cents
Der punaher
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-09-29

RAILROAD AcCIDENT.-On last Fri
day when the freight train bound north
was nearing Jefferson seven cars were
thrown from the track by the locomo-
tive striking bull which refused or
neglected to keep clear of the track.
The cars were loaded with material for
the road and great difficulty was exper-
fenced in replacing them. The pessen-
ger train was thereby detained until
near midnight before it reached this
place. No one was hurt by the acci-
dent and we learn that the damaged
cars are in running condition again.
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attract much attention. A nice show
ing of house plants are also to be seen
in the Pavilion. -. .
At $3.50 p. II. the race for premium
of 500 was run. Cochran entered
Nailor; Tennent entered Novice; Bas-
ket entered Brunette; Keeney entered
Shanghai; and White entered Mary,
Raleigh.
In choosing for position Mary Raleigh
got the inside track; Brunette came
second, Shanghai third, Novice fourth
and Nailor fifth. Novice won fairly In
1,55t. The race was hotly contested
and considerable money changed hands
on the result. At four o'clock p. NJ.
the test of speed, one mile, best In 8,
came off premium $500. Two horses
were entered; Jack Minor by Scog-
gin and Bucksk by Gird. Buckskin
won the two first heats; time, l:54a,
and 2:2l.
This ended the races for the day and
interest In everything outside of the
Pavilion and the tents began to vain
and at sunset the track was clear.
We have thus ran over the proceed
ings of the Fair during the first three
days, and will give report of the two
conclu ling days in next weeks paper.
Many things escaped our observation
which will receive proper attention
next week.