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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-06-21
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Death shot n'"se'f- er"r'-rs"
" Novucrto Ky., Jupc q, is72.
Oorrr,poufesss Interior Jouraat
A local brcvity' in yourmucb pri'ed PaIF'
Of the 18th int reminds me Of my delih.
qucncy. Notwithstanding the great dear'h Of
news items u general Interest In this secuon'
the desirc to see II represented ~ your columns
prompts me once more to give your readers
short sketch q current events.
HELioIors,
Elder Isaac r. Rcncau, Of Clinton county
has bccn with ~ for several days entertaining
Us Of evenings with series Of bis logical and
instructive discour-cs. Elder Reneau y one
Of the pioneers Of the reformation in this sec
ton and /. quite an able man. lie studiously
avoid. any display Of an oratorical character
claiming that the truth in It, natural Simple
ity should be sufficiently attractive 10 tho.'
who really desire instruction and those VINO dc
not, he docs not consider Of enough Importance
to be-tow an effort upon, further than 10 pre-.
sent the truths Of the Bible In clear and
comprehensive manner.
WOt NDEn.
NJ. =. white, clerk in the Monticello Ma
tional Bank, received q severe wound IN hI'
right leg by the accidental discharge OF plslo
on his own person few days since. lh'
wound is quite painful, but is doing well am
will likely not result seriously.
cRort.
Many Of our farmers areengaged IN harvest
ing wheat at this time. The gsperal opipiol
SEEMS to be that the yield will be Target. sh'
the grain Of better quality than hS' bees
produced here since 1868.
Corn is looking well. Oats also, and u To-
season continues a. favorable as ha- been 80 IA
the yield Of crops Of all kinds will be over th
average.
POLITICS
are remarkably dull in this section. The sub
iect, indeed is rarely mentioned. Everybod
seems to be quietly awaiting the action OF ih
conventions that are to determine who gu
standard-bcarers are to be, both in the Prcsi
Dental and Congressional races.
OCCASIONAL.
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The Garyin Farm for Sale.

We invite the attention Of those Of our rca-
ders who desire to purchase a fine and cheap
farm, to the advertisement Of David Garyin,
in our paper this week. We assure you that
such chance to purchase a good farm, near a
railroad, AMI so we'll watered and timbcrcd as
this is; rarely presents itself to any one.
Read Mr.. Garvin's advertisement and see
what he offers you. The farm must oHd ria be
sold, and noe is the time to buy, if you ever
intend to do it.
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A discussion Of eight days duration will
commence at Kirksville, Madison county, on
the Sd day of July, between Rev. j. Fitch, of
the NJ. +. Church, South, and Elder j. b.
Briney, of the Christian church. Both the
disputants reside at Winchester. The propo-
sitions for discussion are substantially as fol
lows:
/. Christian Baptism is performed only by
immersion. Mr. Briney afirmsi Mr.. Fitch
denies.
2 The practice Of infant baptism is author
iEed by the teaching Of the Scriptures. MIR.
Fitch afiirms; Mr.. Briney denies.
3. Christian baptism is for the remission Of
sins. Mr.. Briney afiirms Mr.. Fitch denies,
4. In regeneration the Holy Spirit acts di-
rectly upon the soul, Mr.. Fitch affirmsi Mr.,
Briney denies.
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On oourse ne were at the picnic lac. sainr'
day, hsld IN the beautifnl woodland q A. N,
feland. - the fiasetx fork- hw@s he1s'a
sncccss In every sense Of the word. The at
tendance vns numbered far up IN the hundnsds'
and everybody was happy. Much good vas
done by THE grand reunion Of all denomina-
lions. Such brolherly love should always
continue, for, "behold,' says the good book
"how Pleasan, il is Cor brethren to dwell to-
gethcr in unity" Thosc two hundred chill
drcn, gathered from far and near, set a good
example to the world and It may be IN ai'er
years from the aced cast upon good ground,
,ba, an abundant harvest will be rcaped for
the ,aua. Of our hl.--.d Rodeemer.
rnE ExrRcsEs.
Tn. crowd assembled about 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
anil amone the different schools in attendance
v,r, the followinp. to-wit: Willow Grove
D,pyilIe. tCbristianl Danville, Baptist Stan
ford. fBaptistl Mt. Xenia, tUnion) Danville,
| fPr,-byicrian) Danyille, tMcihodist) and a
/ c.,, fron other schools Of Danyille and Stan
ford
THE MUSIC
was furnished by the Stanford Amateur Band
PRAYER
bv r. II. Caldwell. Of Danville, followed by
sacr,d son,. fron, hundreds Of childrens voices,
sounding like angelic choir and the tones
swelled and reyerberated throughout the wood
land, and echoed back from rock ribbed hills
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LOcusis and Flies.

We have observed that but few lios have
made their appearance so far this season. An
exchange says that those who have observed
the matter careful ly say that whenever "locust
year" comes the flies and army worms are al
ways soaroe. What the loousts have to do
with this condition of things we do not know
if they really have anything to do with III bat
certain il is that We have many locusts, few
flies, and no army worms. We wish locust'
would come every year.
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Farmers Club.

Mr., J. S. Murphy, President of the Lincoln
County Farmers' Club requests us to notify the
members Of the association, and those who
desire to participate with them, that meet
ing of extraordinary interest will be held at
the rooms of the National Bank on '-morrow
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock. The subject
for discussion will be; What wheat is best ad-
adaptep to our soil and climate. Farmers are
requested to bring specimens Of their wheat
Of this years growth.
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w. III. Welman.

This gentleman has purchased the stock OF
Gardner, Brothers 4 Co., in the wholesale
boot aud shoe house, No. POS, Main street,
Louisville, KY, and has purchased large in
voice of goods in his line to add to the stock
on hand. Mr.. Welman is an experienced
buyer, and will give satisfaction to all who
deal with him. Mr.. A. II. Harris, late sales
man in the house Of C. f. Raddin a CO.-now
out Of trade-has accepted a position with
Mr.. Welman, and will be happy to meet all
his old customers in his new home. He will
visit Central Kentucky in few days with a
full line of samples. Don't buy until you see
his stock
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j. M. Armstrong.

Those who read our paper cannot iail TODD
serve the attractive advertisement Of }. IN,
Armstrong in this issue. We know from per
sOnal inspection that this is one of the best
and largest clothing houses in the West or
South, and the proprietor is one Of the enter
prising men of our State. When you 60 to
Louisville visit this house. When you need
anything in the clothing line send him your
orlers
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The Coming Circus.

q. W. Moves, the great Southern circus
man is coming to our town ON the 2lth of this
month, with the greatest circus and Egyptian
caravan combined under one pavilion which
has ever Travelled through this part Of the
world. All the performers are stars in their
respective spheres, and the grand cavalcade
which enters the town, is one Of the most
splendid exhibitions Of the age. This alone
is worth the price of admission Save youI
halves and quarters and go to this great show
as you will never have such chance again
soon
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Curious To Know.

The Richmond Register man wants to know
rho Of the committee were in favor Of the call
made by the chairman. He SAYS Mr.. Turner
their committeeman, was not. Can't somebody
crafty the gentleman's curiosity We sug-
gest to him to write private note to each OF
the chairmen in the different counties, asking
them to favor him with the information as to
how he votedl You will find, on enquity,
that seven Of the nine were in favor Of the
call made.
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Central Hotel.

The Central hotel in D~nville is kept, aud
uoR kept by our old fellow citizen, NJ. G. Port
man. We kBoS whereof We speak when we
say M better hotel can he found in Central
Kentucky. Mr. P told us Something that
We don't like to tell I" but il he ever concludes
90 come back to a railroad town like Thu, We
viii an welcome h,n.
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Withdrawn.

1t reported that Col. j. u. McCrcary and
Col. Wolford hare Withdrawn fron The race
Cor the Copgressional nominatien. ylf this be
true, we have now 6nly four Aspirsht iot this
honor, namely Judge Durham and Colonies
Hoskins and Talbot, of Danyille, and Col. X.
j. Breckinridge, of Stanford. We presume
that all of these gentlemen will remain ON the
track until after the District Convention,
July 10th, which will assemble here at >
oclock,r. II.
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The Honey Season.

The present Is the best honey season We
have had for many year., and the quality Is
excellent being clear and white, and the yield
abundant. Swarms have also been thrown Oh
early. aud those new swauns will make abund-
ant stores Cor winter and surplus honey besides.
All who have ground enough to SET hives upon
should keep At least few swarns' NJ nothing
is more delicious, or cheaper than honey,
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LorIsyILLE LIyE srOcK MAnkEr.

Caitle-Oypr m bead were the ohrHuG ihia luurn-
iug. There werr o lar-r number of sal 90 the
market, vhirh were sold 81 iilr prices. Common rrn-
FED s,id slow and ai low prizes Nearly M Tho odcr-
ING. were - ~ ig rnll. We quote ior che lrt
6sl fr slirurui nd hicherss us' OF s. 80 - 60 0i
csd To choira -id at 20 So 90 CO., o1runnu md rough
sol no - 20 tna 30 pr i0p ~ ruEs. fTgsh mike d
.all a. 81 qutiiiv, from s.n ~ a..
Shcait-fhe marsei Is tny Cir. We usnto az ls-t
~ g. to 10 per hurlrssi lTuss MIXED tas si nt
- 50 tS tn ~ head Lambs in dtrrln,i. and s
quick s. 81 - ior test heavy Ir 100 h. ~ 40 ist
I scli At - ~ tn3 lu pcf lead.
Hors-ihc ueriuis arr iJu- OF, vet rrifl. arr I'M
cair1od We quote f,f -t scfa-fad fir huihcis USE
O. 90 TO- ant ishi 90 shlmguti 20 " tos % rer ipu
/ Ts tsnrs
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Let us Puff u K.iitIc.

Look over our columns and you will find
eleven interesting letters from different sec
tions Of the country, we are proud to represent.
Does this look like we are carrying out our
original intentions to make this a live weekly
paper, and an epitonie of local news? Can you
afford to do without the INTERIOR JouHSAL?
We make one more appeal to those Of our
county who have so far, declined supporting
us, on account of hard times, etc, to send on
their names, and the cash, so that we may
grow better in proportion to our patronage.
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Condemned 20 Death.

Fountain Young, the wounded prisoner who
Was tried at Lb,ry this month on a charge
Of numbering Trusly, was condemned To he
hung next September. lie is now in our jain
awaiting the dreadful day when bic lifs will
pay the penalty incurred by the violation Of
the hH. Of God and Of man.
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Killed by Cars.

A negro man named MeGinnis Was found ON
the railroad track near Parksyille on sainr-
day morning last, with his head entirely sew
cred from his body and otherwise mangled' II
Is supposed that he went to sleep on the track
and a special freight train passed over him
No damage done to the cars
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Closed.

All our town schools have closed for the
Summer vacation. We hope those whose duty
il is, will see To il that both our male and
female seminaries will he opened the first week
in September under the control Of competent
teachers. Our town can and will support both
of them II the proper effort is made by COM
potent and energetic educators, and We desire
TO see the right men engage in il.
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Thanks.

We are requested by the picnic COMMITTEE,
to return thanks in behalf Of the several sun
day schools, to Mr.. A. NJ. Feland for his kind
ness in rendering toihen his woodland ia which
the picnic was held on last saturday and al-o
10 return thanks TO the Stanford Amaieul
Band for their gratuitous assistance in promo
ting the happiness Of an who we've present.
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Cool weather.

The oldest inhabitant" does not remember
to have experienced as much cool weather as
We have had this spring and summer. The
morning. and evenings are especially cool, and
FIRE has been very acceptable nearly every day,
and people sit about the streets on the sunny
side, wrapped In overooats. What causes this
departure from the usual tcmperaturey
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The Press Conyention.

The convention OF the members Of the prcss
which met in the beautiful city Of Bowling
Green lately was a grand success. Our rep
.resentatiye there, Mr.. d. W, Hilton, prepared
ed some copious notes for our paper and hand
cd them to a friend to mail TO rs, but they
have never come 10 hand. We very much re-
gret that they have not, and hope we may yet
receive them.
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4. W. Turner, Esq, chairman of lbc Mali
son county Democratic committee, Eas d,'ig-
mated July 2nd, as the day ON which their
precinct meetings viii bc held to -crd dclsgalcs
TO the Stanford CONVENTION.
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For sale.

From his notice in our paper this week, it
will he seen that H. T. Harris has u large,
Young, fat COW for sale or EXCHANGE. Ills ami
NAL is a most splendid one, and those having
a surplus of this Kind Of stock on hand, would
do well 10 call on him.
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Cueunbers.

Our thanks arc due Mrs. @ II. Rochester
COR our 6rst mess Of cucumbers, which were
planted six weeks ago and an now OF uniform
size, measuring in length . inehes, in diameter
inchcr. and arc Of the Rudhlsian variety
Who can beat them
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NOTICE.

Az Communication either n an e'litorlal g ~
nee character, should h. sfdrcssd 20 Hili"N
CAMPBELL hos -, stauf'rd, Ky.
Al monte. remitted ~ fa sivertising, sai-'ip ,s.
bob vort must h. sent IN cherts rissi ma"'
order ~ etprcss 90 u sill b. Al the raftee orh
james Coot l. our authorised agrnt At Husien,llh u
contrart iar Job Work Advcrti-ine. attsud " s"hP
tons, sni recelve al monies ar N. sams
ovR Agents.
Ia. Ccnt, Husionvile y n McI~sn, Grab orshsra
" e. Cur,l S,U,ers.t. h. U BRYANT, Gum rulrhufi
/. n Jones, Pine mn y " Drlds, shelby City'
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NOIice 90 Fair Director.

The President of the Lincoln county Stock
Association requests that the board Of Diree-
tors hold a Meeting at the Office of the lNrE-
RloR JOURNAL on tomorrow lSaimdayl ~
2 o'clock p. NJ Tor lhe transaction of import
ant uc-s 4 hll uicmlann. {. d~ir,d
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1--we STOCK MARKETS.
VIEW YORK LIVE STOCK MAnEET.

Naw NorK Jane ~, ISL
Cit'leaTt'i number ~ hreyct fr tia week son
aHu-t gun tisa previous wrHt. The trade % -sd ir
Gt CATTLE Whila Tain cattle went slHu ard larl Tho
mar,rt fT tHHir T,saus. sinc ~ Niissl--,. :. 4-
prias uiHNl the fuaaY ~ arrUu rl o.
hetter than hast Monday Srirg rsl ots wont ~ q O.
better: ruur 40 tl'ac Or pHir fslnus n % e. ffr rsi
bong horus, i2l1s fur ordinary ~ ptd NATIVES, With
prime at i a. and iaw eAtni bt &c. The ahls avtr-
srr b. u,sr o. o. anil Is still rising.
SherI.rn puHisf 20 50n against lnl01 last woc.
market extremely d fr sheap NJ % ii'er, uuiy eNi
reaching 5c. Lambs atu lower or - site, &c western,
aul tnll2isc flr Jersey.
Hogs For the wcrk D. lCn gsust 20 Ton the rrcsi-
oils week For the pr rnt u.lrsst inl ears. alitp 30
tiio bt.isr -glnsi dl,acl at 5isaGtc nilr-,i ~ 81
ste
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Farmers who attend the meeting OF the club
tomorrow arr respectfully requested TO leave
specimens of their wheat at our oihoe, and 10
report the number Of bushels their crops will
probably yield per acre.
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AHNou NcEMEHTs.

To the Voters Of Lincoln leHaly.
III ANlNG FllLEn TILE OffltE OF
H. Sheriff oi this county during the last
Dorm; and thanking the lsoile for their sule +
port in ele,aiiag me 10 Hipt rcspon- ihlc Tot
lion; 1 nov declare myself a capdida,r hr
rr-oloCtiou assuring them that ! shall, ~ All
t'mor, h, naly 10 serve them faithfully IN NV
oihcial @pa,ity-if elected
tie ~. e.. SAINnEi,S
p +. EDNlsTON AtrfiORlzFS s'fN
81 . announce him "a. "a cniddai, ar Slicrih
good ohoer. tde
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CovINGTOY MAEEEr.


Arrival Gir thr past Wcck shiprip. c7iio az
Net cattle. alS; shopping sheep, 2,-.i riItArt shop
% f5n hogs i,i0. irocs; Shippinr cattle, 81 afri
last hutrlrs' DO liatT &C. "a quality d. y i1f 80
quality iu stsl; shipping sclp, siis, best hufal-
rrs' d. a. ,h "a ql.iliiy ia y stl N ~ quality Do.
So g. Limits, st' e; he lsGt W h-.sy a,crgc 80
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LOCAL BREyITIEs.


Clean out your wells aud ci-terns.
Brigham Young Is n years Of agc.
Well, who is the kaAdsO'pos man in town
Many Of our farmers are harvesting this
week
-Four births in town last week. This beats
Pine Hill
Craig a McAlsicr want wheat See adj
ycrtisement
Hon. Jas h. Beck has returned home from
Washington.
We arr sick. Arc there any Medical Springs
in this country
Waters n Dawson are hungry. scc their
new advertisement
4 correct picture Of our next President can
h. seen at our odicc.
Our "Iookout' al Turncu,illc acnds " 4
ncwsy letter this week.
Kentucky University had COO students
during the past -sa-on.
Our Lancaster correspondent Opposes the
granting Of 'Coflc hous" liccn-c.
Now i the time to have your bill hcais,
lrt,rr head, statements etc, printed
The Young men Of Somcr-st have found a
"mar- nest" Read letter irOm ALERT"
II /. dcvoutly hoIcd that no base ball club
will b. organized in Stamford this scazon.
McAli-,cr a Miller propose to bay wheat
At the highest market pricc, in another column.
I,i.,b. ,n;,.,,,, l,.s;,. ~ ,,,r c;ti,,.ns that
IN. .,,.,,. n st,ne,r,lh h. ,rpr,pri,tel, named
THAI, ,.,.,,.,i,,,, I'm. 4. an, ~ UB5,
U,,"a wc,kl, pa,rr pubi-h.d in New York.
o., s.;-,.l. III III, I'LL, .,..l
~. -, a., - - -,
-. 81,
The at'H''' N'''0''' '''"a WI 'p''"'' @.
building Their he~ ''"''"s h'"'' D" d ""
DAYS
ih' a''''' ''"' W." ,"''' - "" r ,'I'o"
al hahh tomorrow ''' UNIV u III" :"
'e"da'"T'
Suspicious eur arr slam by wholesale when
i'nnd ON '"e ''''''S VI '''"''"'' " o'u'' W
'h' 'ou'u Vt ""'"N
Ben Tibl~ OF panville, III" b'~' barber aud
hair drc--"r IN Central Kentucky wrosshi the
change IN our p"r-'nal appearance 'his WEEK
The reports OF the condition OF the Nation
al and Farmers Banks Of this place viii he
found in this i~-ue, They 1"ak Tor them
selves
The Fair catalogues will appear rext week
We have been detained by the committee on
printing until after the board of Dircc'or'
meet On tomorrow.
The net proceeds Of the Cantaia at Iancas
ter on Friday evening last, was SI45, which
was distributed equally among the SUNDAY
schools Of that place.
I, choIor, aon,t visit our color,,l D,i,hI.,r,
an the "town branch" in the rear Of the Pres
byterian church, it will not be for want Of suf
fcient filth to attract It.
po,,,o hnos an NJ s,npid n. the, ,,,. vor,
zion. Straw sprcad ligbtly over the vopn,
y;n.. fool. the in.cct.. who do mot ,hink ~
ovsrh,uling IL 10 find the po,a,oc, underneath
t,..,.,.., ,,.,,l, ,.o,,r ,,b.., Is,L. .ai,.L,,
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STOCK ITEMS.


THE CATTLE TRADE.
There Is in this vicinity a good deal of e1-
element this week among cattle men. The
feeling il sprightly. Holders arc disposed to
sell fai cattle a; the present quotations, and
the only matter now is in regard to the time
Of delivery. We do not presume to express
our opinion on the subject bat a good time
to sell is when a fair profit can be made. We
give below a few private sales made during
the present week, which will enable our read
ers to judge of the feeling and Of the ruling
prices;
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1000 lbs. Pine Laurel Comfy lea
Tobacco, equal TO the finest Virginia
Leaf, al Geo. u. hoaTen's.
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Not a human being could he seen on tho
grounds, who had taken liquor, and this u
saying much for 30 large a crowd, even though
Il was a Sunday school picnic.
MAY We have many more such reunions.
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NeW Advertisements.
LANDS I'm IOWA.

ho Iron application to the undersigned, there will
Ia KAslLEOAD MAP OF IOWA, Corrected 70 date atm
ana ~ descriptive pamphlet, containing Section
tbe 2. tnaf Part Of the State in which is stua
ana pacihc r. R. Co., and giving full and detaied
torr as to the location, quality, products
Terms ed OF SAFE etc, Of more than aces Of
me I lands are the cheapest and best Farmino.
Laaas now In the market of Iowa. the most nro.
GucIlve ana progressive agricultural State in the
m mGs favorable terms to actual settlers. J. T.
Davenport, Ia. - joo''
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The Committee on Durham Cattle report
the whole No. entered 20, all of which were
fine specimens of the class.
VIM. Rhodes of Brighton exhibited large
number Of superior animals in this class, all
of which were wor by of more than passing
notice. lie had on exhibition two fine bulls
which would have taken the first premium
had they not heretofore taken it, for which
the Committee recommend Diploma.
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Chairman.
Glass r Grade Cattle,
To John Cronk for best Mich Cow S 90
To I'll. Goodare of Burlington for best
2 year old Heifer 800
Glass 8-Ss0eepst0kes.
To VIM. Rhodes for best herd of cattle Is 90
NEWELL,
Chairman.
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OV''08 I0-Aadaes Department.
HourYCommittee in this department. report
l48 entries, and that we have endeavored
TO DO justice to all. AS there
were several articles of the same
kind it was with some df,cnltv that
we could decide where merit belonged. The
exhibition in the Hall was large and credita-
pie 70 the exhibitors. We award as follows !:
TO Mrs Bradley stocker for best Rag
Carpet, M
10 Mrs n klngnan for I'd best do. SO
To Mrs G.s Taber for best Rag Rug l co
To Mrs Charles Gibbs fox best Wool
Spread on
CONCLUDED ON LAST PAGE
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FAVOR US WITH A CALL.

:, Ready made Collins and Metallic Burial Cases
always on hand. O
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