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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15

CKorS. According to the last monthly
report The United States Commissioner
Of Agriculture, South Carolina produces
the lowest yield Of any State in the Union
of wheat, rye and oats, the number of bu
shciS Tor each being GOA wheat, 6.04 rye,
and 500 Of oats The highest average for
oats is 40 bushels per acre in Nebraska,
five times as great as South Carolina.
In many counties Of this State the corn
crop is reported 10 be better this year than
ever before. The cotton crop is better
than last year. 570,G52 acres were under
cultivation, which yielded l03,s58, ,664
pounds, or 223,35l commercial balos.
It is believed the total number ofbales
produced this year will exceed three and
a half millions.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15
NOTICE.

ALL persons holding demands ag aims:
the Estate Of Charles Johnston. decreased,
are hereby notified to render the same, at
tested as required by law, to the under.
Si:ned, or 10 lis Attorneys, Mc&srs Fair;
Pope & Pope, at Newberry {. H., S. c.
The Estate vii! be settled at an carly
day. d. S. JOHNSTON,
As Admir-, OF the Estate Charles Johnston,
decd. Jan. Is, 2-4t-.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15

LABORATORY OF ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY,
No. 90 Broad Street, up stairs,
Charleston, S. c., December 9th, 1872
This is to certify that l have sampled
and aralyzed the stock Of fertilizers now
on deposit at the works Of the Pacific
Guano Company, at Charleston, and find
them fully up to the old standard of the
products Of that Company.
(Signed) CnAs. L. SHEPARD, jR.
Analytical Chemist.
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- - . . -

; Our MONTHLY, published at Clinton, by
| ". P. Jacobs, is acknowledged for Jan
uary Only 50 CTS year. Scud for copy
/ The RURAL CARoLINIAN.-Tbe January
number of this excellent agriculturaliSt is &c
| hand, and is unusually well filed. No far.
! mcr should be without this paper, and il is
! guaranteed that any one number will bcne.
! fit him more than the cost Of whole years
subscription. Published by MeSsrs. Walker
! Evans & CogSwel, Charleston, at 50. Sub,
| scrip;ions received 1T this office.
This number also contains supplement-
! the Carolina Fertilizer Almanac and Far.
! mcrs' Journal for 1878.
BRA1NARD's MUSICAL WORLD opens its
! tenth volume with increased attractions.
The music in this number (Jannary) is
! maggie DIrEne," beautiful song and
chorus, by Horace T.. KimbaIl; Solomon
GrunGy's Ealsc,' neat and effective in
Strumental piece for beginners, hy Karl
Merz: ard Little Beauty March," No S of
Golden Blossoms, Charles kinkeRS new set
of teaching pieces. Subscription price 81 90
per annum. Send 10 cents to S. BrainarG' S
Sons, Cleveland, O., for specimen copy and
complete catalogue of sheet music.
The BEE-KEEPERs' JOURNAL AND NA-
TIoSAL AGRIcULTCRIsT, for January, 1878
comes to US with 1 new and attractive head
ing, its name changed to National lgrcui-
turist and Bee Journal, ard the paper en-
larged to sixteen quIrto pages. IL is dero-
ted to Agriculture, Horticulture, ApiculIure
The Youth, the Family and every interest Of
ruralstS Of whatever occupation. Ii is hand
some!y illustrated in al! its departments and
its contents full of practical interest. $50
per year, with a splendid Chromo free. Sam
pie with terms 70 agents, free. Address H.
York
THE AMERICAN farmers Advocate
The subject Of cooperation among farmers
is beginning 10 attract very much attention
in ali parts OF the country. At St. Louis,
last May, the National Agricultural Con-
gress was organized by the consolidation Of
the National Agricultural Association and
the Agricultural Congress, and ct once by
wise and judcious action secured the con-
fience ofsoceties throughout the country,
both collectively aud individually. In many
parts of the country district conventions
have been called and numerously attended
by the farmers. and the resolutions adopted,
erincc growing appreciation Of the value
and necessity of cooperative action.
The Aperican Farmers Advocate, which
has espouscd the cause of the Congress, has,
with full confidence in the growing popular-
~ of this movement, been sent 10 every
agricultural society and to all the newspapers
Of the country, at the individual expense Of
the pablishers. 1t has perSeverngly. present
ed the beaeSts of the Congress, and We can
heartily commend it 10 the attention of
every farmer.
The Congress holds its next meeting in
Nav. at indianapolis, Ind, and it promises
50 be an occasion Ct much interes; 10 agrii-
cu!tu.ist, Every society in the country
should be represented there.
Full information in sefe:eaee to it D'ay be
obtained by addressing the Secretary, Chss,
W. Greene, at Jackson, Tenn. at which
point also the Advocate is published
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15

SMALL Pox.-From reliable authority,
We learn ti:at the small pox, which has
been prevailing in the neighborhood of
Barkers Greek Church is being rapidly
checked. No more new cases, and the
majority Of those who have had i! have
been but slightly AFFECTED, as the type
was only mild form of variooid.
Anderson Irtcliigeacer.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15

TAxEs.-Our people are coming to the
front bravcly. and the taxes are being
promptly paid. Since the books for col.
lection were opened the Treasurer has
filled over 1000 receipts; sent the State
Treasurer $40, ,0OC and paid $500 on the
new Court House. The county tax OF
three mills is being almost exclusively
paid iii county drafts and jury tickets,
and if this is continued much longer
the Treasurer and assistants will have
20 take their pay in jury tickets. Alb
beyiile county scrip is not demanding q
a high premium. 1t sells slowly at 25
per cent off: The county, after the pres
ent taxes are collected. will be about
$4,000 in debt. One thing is certain,
so long as $4,000 debt hangs over
our county, its march of improvement
will be slow and the prosperity Of lis
citizens will be greatly retarded. viii
the State come to our relief or shall We
repudiate ?-Abbevile Medium.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15

Stokes SENTENCED TO BE HANGED -
New YORK, January 6.-After notice Of
exception to the Judges rulings, Stokes
was asked what he had to say why SEN
trnce Of death should not be passed up.
on him. Stokes, in reply, said he had
not Intentionally violated any law, and
that the testimony upon which he was
convicted was manufactured and per-
jured.
Judge Boardman then, in feeling ad.
dress, in which he alluded to the prison.
er's youth and social surroundings, sen.
fenced the prisoner TO be hanged on Fri
day, the 29til day Of February next, be.
ing the shortest time shat could be legal.
iy allowed the murderer.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
County COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

January l0, 1878.
The OcerSeers Of Public Roads are here.
by notified to give immediate notice to able
bodied maie citizens betwecU the ages Of
IS and 45 years, who are liable for Road
duty, to turn out Immediately apd work the
Roads, and put the same in good order and
condition, as We, the County Commission
ers, have this day set forth an unfiuching
determination TO have the Roads Of this
County put in good order.
DENNIS MOATS.
Jan. l.. 2-3t. Chairman y. c. {.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15
The New Era.

This is the title Of a new paper to be
published about the first Of February, at
Greenwood, s. c., by the New Era Pub
fishing Co., and to be edited BY Mr.. W.
H. Blake. See prospectus.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15
Death.

The Anderson Intelligencer notes the
death Of Col. J. Overton Lewis, one Of
the oldes; and most highly esteemed
citizens CT Oconee, of apoplcxy.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15
new TERMS FOR 1873.
The HERALD Clubbed with the Lead.
ing and Most Popular Maya.
zines of the Day.

The Prcprietors wish to DOUBLE their
Subscription List, and as means to accom-
pliSh this end, propose the following uupre-
ceden,ed terms, thereby enabling the peo-
pie Of this County to get not only their own
manor hrt ono from, abroad ot
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15

Posr MASTER RAN AwAY-Mr. Enoch
Cannon, Radical Post Master at this place
left his Office some three weeks aga and
has not slice been heard from. We un,rr-
stand that he is heavy defaulter and in
all probability has generously concluded
10 allow his bonG>men 70 settle with
Uncle Sam the balance due, while he
waits the pleasure Of the President for
that certain promotion to which, accord.
lrg to Radical ethics he has shown HIM
self entitled. Carolina Spartan.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15

BowrS VS.. DELARGE.-The New York
Tribune correspondent at Washington
sent the following despatch to that jour
nal on Saturday last
The House Elections Committee will
make decision in the Bowen-DeLarge
contested case before the 18th inst. Mr..
Bowen is confident that he will be given
the seat in time to draw the two years
salary, mileage, stationary and other per-
quisites, before the Congress expires on
the 4th of March. DsI.arge holding the
seat, has of course drawn pay and allow
ances up to date, so the Government will
be out ofpockct $4,000 or $4,000 by
reason of contest, and will, beside, have
to pay the expenses incurred By both
contestants in taking testimony.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15

Alexander II. Stephens, Ben Hill, Gen
eral Gordon, and He:schel Y. johnson,
all want to occupy the vacan, seat i'll the
United States Senate which belongs to
Georgia.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15

RAEA AvlS.-An Eagle was killed a
few days ago by Mr.. Thos. J. Duckett,
measuring feet s inches from tip to tip
Of wings, and weighing q lbs. One of
the talonS Of this rare birG can be seen
at this Office. -Laurens Herald.
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NEARLY HALF COST,

CLUES OF TWENTY, brought in bv one
person, will be furnished the HERALD
each. at. SO. 90
With the privilege Of any Of the following
named leading papers and magazines Of the
day, each subscriber making mis- or lter Sc
lection from the list, az the price named:
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herald, Lady's Friend ana oeautl-
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HERALD, Saturday Evening Post and a
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The above are among the best published,
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15

The new Csoust House Ct AhalIe is
completed, aad the yarious county Officers
dld comfortable quarters therein.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15
NOTICE.

TIE rreditors Of thr Es:atr Of Margaret
Kinar,., deceased, will present their claims,
dGv a;tes,ri, 10 the Subscriber at his resi-
dcuce. on OF before the Isl. day OF Fehru-
ary next, as on ;ha, day ~ill MAKE set
,Iemen. in the Probate Corri 70: NewJcrry
County, AMI apply Tor L discharge a. Ex-
ccrtor. }. u. kINARD.
Jan, Is. 2-3tH Executor
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LABORATORY oF ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY.

and Nos. l and 2 Atlantic Wharf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
AUCTION SALES.
BY o. valetou.
sHS'S OF 4 TOBACCO STORE, FACTORY s.Shs
ENGINE MACHINERY, ETs.
eeCsgSSIuS oF LOUIS bOCi6E
AUCTION SALES.
BY o. Valetous
eeCsSssIoS oy LOUIS bOri0s
seo,aa s-s.Gef SSgrs Cor The TsTsh o. "''sass
10 30 NH2

NV a., ya.ETON. AUCTIOSEEE-0FfICE
Is Nos IS and 81 Magazine street, by virtue OF an
order from the lion. A. L. Tisset. Judge q tho
second District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
dateG January %, 1873, No. 36n03 OF the dock of
said court will b+ old at public aactien, on
THURSDAY February 20 at 10 A. NJ
THE CONTENTS OF TIKI STORE situated az
The corner ot Bisuvile and Old Levee streets con
s:,,ing of a general assortment nf Chewing and
smoking Tobacco, Cigars Pipes, etc. together
al: the fixtures OF eaid store.
Aud OF the following day. FRI "a, February
o. At twelve O'Clock Nj, will be sold at the corneS
OF 81 Fe, dinand and Ca acalvO streets
TRB CONTENTS o. TOBAC % = SfOH!
consisting of Manufactured and Leaf Tobacco,
Cigars, steam Engine Machinery, and al the iHs-
plernents Of a tobacco foctOry.
Ttrms-AN sums up to S2 o. cash; R2N 30 *'"o,
sixty days aid above $500 ninet ydays for ndOrssG
pap-r to the satisfaction of the administrator,
oraring eight per cent interest peg amman from
date st sale until paid. Hel
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
Succession OF DR. p. .. Bell.
Second district Court for the Parish ct OTleans
go. a 20

Second district Court for the Parish .. OT!eans-
go. "a ~
DEes. De FERIE3 a CEr.-JOHH q. Mon.
ID ROSE AurtoDter-0flice and seltsroGI Ne 50
ROYAL street. THURSDAY. EsrcE ia73, at
twelve ,fclncS NJ as the st. Louis Auction Ex-
change Nil4 be sold by public auction nv virtue Of
an order from the Hon. a. L. fissut. ud ~ of the
Second District Court fOS the parrish Ot SreSus,
dated January T. 1873, viz
ak LOTS OF GROUSE IN square S0 q, bounded
BY FL tian Fields Celestne. naViguY and Josephine
strc.ts designated by the Nos To g. Lotto Nos.
and , measure each % feet il inches lines front
~. sian Fields street, by 1877 feet u srchFS in
depth, together With the IJ!!diDgs end improve
,ntnt. thereon. Iots SOs. 3 4 a d measure,
each. 2. fset II inches hues 'front.' on harguV
street ~ ~ ter 10 inchess lines in depth, 20
g-th-r wish she ST6'ol9Ss and improvements
thereon.
Two Tors OF GR,U>D ~ . ssu.rt bounded
,v inde n, ut3sucs' H"rptr, S4sacavo and Tor "'rss
81 .r-f. ls il, aed by he Mes % and Is. measuring,
each 3! I.,, inches fIOH' on Independence
street, b., 80 - irIvlss IL IL depth :oEecIer
With Slt tUiItiufs g ~ improves ';'rs t!ieT5"u
Al 70 ." colo -e9al at.os. So" S'e;.s II Tie tx
chang,
.ertna-sas frt car OF III 5! % sod2as balance
credit OF one and TIVE years. IA o''s r-aring
int az tn., rate of eight p ..nr per anHrrl
fom dav Of sale Gntii fin1 payment secured by
sIs'Cia NO 'Ga se ad vendors l8rL. The Gn iling5
be kelt rsd and the policy transferred 20 tine
tutrS Ii sasr % suft tv pee cent att"rae' 9 res
suasd by ~ pu chrsers Acts os sale D. fore II.
= 9ur."s. notary public, al The "Ttn-- OF the Psr
eha6.!s trl Is u Inb6'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
By Francis Fernandez

SCQsssIU2 CP AGNES E4SSACHg-s0. 3l,eel
EpX FRANCS FERN4%pEX-sJCTI
- cor aud Real estate Agent, NJ. 81 SEch4nge
alley "WEDNESDAY. February g, 1873 viii be sold,
nj rlry en- o'clock, at SN $50 Basin street, between
Pcydras and LaiaN etree1G, bv virtue Of or
der from Hon. A l. Gi-sOt Judge or the SeeDnd
pistf lct Court for Tia" parish of OCIesus, dated
seventeenth Of Jan'ert. 1879. the following nova
biz effects h,:I.irg to said Succession
An ASSORTMENT OP FUREITURB consisting IN
part Of Bedsteads, A~nnoiTs. W&shstsndss Carpets.
Gtockery Chairs sofss, Kite en- UteIsUs, As per
Inventory.
Terms Ctsh IL Treasury notes on dsn*ery.
L,71 % n faa 3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
By Placide J. Spear .

IEH On FuERTH STREET, ~ TIE F0rNTH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF Z. ACALPIN.
second District Court for the PARISH Of UEess'Is~
No. IS 49,.
DIV rLACIDE 3. SPEAR. AUCTIONEkR--
d Office No. 90 Exchange alley.-THURSDAi,
March g. 1913 at 2 o'clock N , will he sold ar
public auction, at the st. Louis Auction fE change.
on 81 Louis street, between Charities and Roy al
streets bv virtue and in pursuance to an order
from the Hon. A. L 1issot, Judge of the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans. dated
January Is 1918. foT account OF the above success
sion, 10 wit
A CERTAiN LOT OF GROUND, lying being and
situated in the Fourth District OF this city, =!
the square bounded by Fourth, Third, st. Patrick
a st Denis streets said lot fronting on Fourth
street, and forming the corner OF said square, and
measuring 80 feet front Fourth street by deptF
If IN feet and front ST. Patrick street ana
designated by che 10. IS on the plan - square,
together with al! the improvements and dfp"ndeE
ciee thereunto belonging, or il antWise appertaih'
ing.
TERMS Cash Oh the spot.
Act of sale together with lnteTna2 revenue
stamps etc. before Christoval Mor"l. notary pub-
lIc, at the expense of the purchaser.
f.2 Q &c % ml26
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
NEW BUILDINGS.
NEW ORLEANS CREDIT FONCIEq;
ASSOCIATION.


Drtcp-No 40 OLD LEyEF STREE@
E
p -, ,, a.,., -, H., .,o..ie. =, ,.
b1'."4nSs cohs'ruCtt' OS '''e ASSOC a''oI u Sh
aonths work, ended December 81, 1871;
One house cornor Dauphine and Deslonda
One double tenement houet on Gasouet street
etwecn Tonti and R0cheblave.
One housa on Lirhth street hetweeL ChIppews
Id enumeration.
One double trurme y hOusr corner PajVuS "a. and
orgenois.
On. hon sp nm a nG stlpps hrpW+vl ST Gsruarl
,dsnuette
One ,4coud oouse on s;iToS e$~--s t,+t,,essI -
sr,ard aud Annette
On house on 81 C-ande .-r,,- se,ve%x Srs
rec and Columbus
Csre donIle tpur,neD. hEus. on F1y.aE Pl..Cs
tw.cn C;irod and n, John Baptis.
m. LousA .o,D,, s.ii., H. md - SrSh.ps
20
rlnc I,r,s. ,,n S.I.ov,A st....: ;~71,.. R.a.an
~ a $3.50 Nam. 80, E.n,,. s.,... ,s.v..
Duet and Mpnf-gui.
ono %"nh,| ',,'.e"'"' ;!".''' '"'"'' =: - '";Is
Ia, ,foI,h. ,.,.,, h..,. ~, ,.,,..4r. .,,.ss
rnsr Hr!ess.
pne h4 Is, M sned s'iss ''' ''''.c'"s ''te"''
5,nr ,no ..oyy .nueo ~. >, .,.,. v.ra,ca "
ant Us '!rsSt".n s:..'. 's'r..H HnxtieE and
ct g.,
nd,.,T, and lgnrglS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
AUCTION SALES.
By e. g. GirardeY & Co.
sIXgH DISTRICT PROPERTY
SUCCESSION oE ALBERT *. wHG1SEy.

SUCCESS SION 0B ALBERT f. WHITNEY,.
DIV c. q. GiRARDES 81 co., ate
| - tiODeers-NichOlas J. Hocy. auctioueeY-Otf1cs
| No. II Excl snge place.-SATURDkY March E.
| 1873 at twelve o'clock NJ. at the Atrenants and
. ssctionesTs Exchange, on Ro al between Canai
and Customhouse streets; IN this eIty OF Ses
Orleans. by virtue OF an order from che honorable
| the Parish ?, obate Court, parish q. Jefferson
state of Louisiana dated CaErolitOn, tserty ninth
| January 1873 will be sold by public 2uct4oa the
| colo wing described property, to VII
! !. a SQUARE OF OR igND, situated in Barthe
vile, in the Sixth District Of this CITY. bounded BY
| Henry Clay avenue Webster, Magazine and Live
OAK streets, designated as No. % aud subdi7lded
into twenty four lots, nUmtereTtrom 70 %, incls
sive
g. 4 SQUARE OF GRGJED, situated il GreSn
~s III the SSth District OF this city. 90 InAec by
bower Linz, p ie and Burtbe streets des grated
square No. -, ana contains sWpnfy lots numbered
from TO % INCLUSIVE, and measure S0 feet mont
on LOweTns street, $40 feet 'front.' on Plne street
$40 feet front on Burtht street-
3. SQUARE, OF GROUND, situated AZ BCItL>
= o. in The Sixth District OF this G. ", bounded by
Live Oak, calhoun and Magazine streets and heurS
Clay Avenue designated as square No 81 ana con
tanning z! lots numbered from 20 "a, ana meas
nrrs 300 res ]! inches : lines tt0nt on Lave oak
ga se4t inches Lines sron' on Calhoun SJ 'eet
inches . lines front on Magazine street, aug "a
feeS inches front on Henry Clay avenue.
q SQUARE OF GROUND, situated in Burthe-
Se. ~ he Sixth District OF this city bounded 10y
. ahoun, Camp and Magazine streets and Sienry
Clay aVenue, designated by 'hS No ~ and com
,ostd Of % lots numbered from to % inclusive.
:. d CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated
il Burthevillt in the sixth District Of shis city.
min calhoun and burst streets and Henry klaF
avenue. Said portion of = ouEd comprises lots
Nos. |. 2, p y 10 IL l8, ~ and part OF 20, and
measures Isl feet inches lines f ont on Calhoun
street, 80 feet II incl es line front an Henry
Clay and s35 feet front OnBeuGamin street.
s. THE ONE UNDIVIDED HALF " square of
ground sit uated i'll Burt neville, in the sixth Dis
trict 0f this city. bounded by MagaDine Live Oak
and Calhoun streets and the line OF the Voucher
property. designated square No. 49, and com,
posed of twenty three lots, numbered from one 10
wcntythree inclusive, together with "I the I'M
prnvtmentS thereon.
:. THE ONE UNDIVIDED HAEF Of % square of
ground situated i'll Burtheville. il the Sixth Dis
trict OF this CITY. bounded by Calhoun amp, Mag
az e streets and the lIne of the Foucher property
designated as square Ne. 49, and composed of
twenty one lots numbered tronS one 20 tseuty.One
inclusive.
Terms of Sale-C Cash. and puVchasers3to assume
payment end above the amount OF their bids
Of all taxes for the ear 1873 and ny 10 she day o.
sale.
Acts of sale az the of the par ssse9t 40
fore 2. q. Cuvellier, Esq, notary publs.
ft2 t. p min
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS.

ent ug the holder to one admission 30 The FaiJ
and Il chance i'll the Grand Lottery.
Parties presenting their tickets al the gate foI
admission TO the Fair should be particular al get
their numbered coupons back from the Gaze,
Keeper, as they can only claim drawn prizes on
thrIT numbers
The Directors of the Association having through
a series years resori ed to every means in their
pow TO keep alive and foster this Association,
ide titled with the progress and development OF
the resources of our State, and finding themselves
ut present involved to an extent that endAngers
it's very existence, have adopted the following
plaD. v hiCh to them seem the only practical and
cert ain way ofraIsng funds necessary to perpet u
ate his institution and place it upon basis that
NIL enable il TO continue its course of useful ness
= The obj CT of the Association is to create re-
new I'D interest among all classes Of citizens in
oslr coming Fair, and at the same time by offering
large Inducements, stimulate the sale OF ps tickets
to al extent that will enable Il TO realize an
2H cunt adequate 10 lis pressing wants.
+ The plan adopted by the Association Is to issue
110 90 tickets at iifty cents a ticket the same
psice as il usual for admission 10 the Fair, with a
cor pom attached bearing Dumoer; the said ticket
sntitling the holder to one admission TO our Fair
the coupon to be retained by himself.
On the last day of the Fair numbers correspond
ing with the number OF tickets issued viii be
aced IN wheel, and all of the prizes in another
when the grand drawing viii take place under he
supervision Of the following well known gen
tlenen
n. MARKS ESQ President of the Mechanics and
H Agricultural Fair Association;
SaK-We. the undeIs gned, have received youI
son ujlncatOn asking our aid IL experimenting
he drawing of the Grand Lottery on the Fail
Rounds at YOUR next Fair, and flllv recognizing
he Importance of the enterprise which YOUR As
t0ciatiOn has abOTed earnestly TO establish, and
sebe wing the plan you have adopted TO be thor
tuglly practical ana well worthy the confidence
nd support Of the gDblic, s'lS orilly comply with
HopinE your Associates pjay Gnd IA this pl.s
he relief SO earnestly sought foH, We remain vii
nA' sI'>' 't GrS SfaI s% 9. = BEAyREasRD
HON. L. A. WITT
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