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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

by young man OF considerable expe-
rience both in dry goods and grocery bust
ness. For further particulars enquire at
Cundihrs grocery store, Eighth street.
6-6 3tH
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-07

The most beautiful percales, jaconets aud
other white dress goods ever brought to
tnis market, can DO bought for exceedingly
Ow pri ces at Burgers.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-07

The cntcrprising merchant Of Washington
avenue, Mr.. Moco,ics, will until the goth
inst, dispose Of his large stock OF goods,
notions, etc., at cost. Can on him IL you
want bargains. G.t-u
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MIR. j. NJ. Moskovics, the enterprisin,
dealer In dry goods, washington avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets, offers hii
large and varied stock OF goods at cost
prices. His store Is full Of the choicest OF
dry goods Of every variety and quality, and
the prices at which no 10 disposing Of them
are astonishingly low. Call upon him and
satisfy yourself D.,u.
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Z. h V. RAlLROAD-CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after June A, and until further.
notice, express train northeast will leave
CAIRO ~ 500 AIN, CHAs. o. WOOD,
eA2 Gcnl Ticket Ag't
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-07

Burger has complete line Of hosiery Of
all kinds, and corscts, collars, cuffs, etc., in
unlimited variety.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-07

Our citizens are again reminded OF the
entertainment to DO given ut the Athcncum
on Monday and Tuesday evening noxt. by
Madame BrinkcrhoT. The Home Journal
speaks OF her as follows: "Madamc Brink
crhof gave the entire scene 'scdizlose yoci'
from Norma with 'Casta Diva and the
'Cabalctta,' following with fine effect, the
music suitinx her grand voice well in the
first part, and exhibiting its facility In the
trill, stacatto and chromatic runs in the
second" Tickets win be sold at Mr.. Dan.
Hartman's auction store on Commercials ave.
nue..
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-07

Burger Is now Offering for sale splendid
assortment Of dress silks, Japanese suit,ngs.
etc, etc, at tho IN ,st reasonable rates.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-07

"A new and beautiful assortment OF grcna
dimes are now for sale at Burgers. Cali and
see them.
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A GOOD INYESTMKNT.

rare chance Ia offered 10 somo man
with money 20 invest In good paying
property in the most desirable part Of the
city. Two lots, 30 foot front on the ave-
nue., house stories. Two large stores
can BE- fitted up on the arst floor, the up.
per stories are we'll arranged for offices or
dwellings. For further particulars en-
quirs Of JONI q. HARTMAN Il Co,
6-i-if Real Estate Agents, Cairo, Ills.
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This is to inform the people OF Cairo that
Rev. G. puerschner, pastor Of the German
Luthern church OF his city, has opened a
school wherein both the German and Eng
fish languages viii be taught. II there are
those among our American born citizens
who wish to have their children learn TO
read, write and speak the German language,
they now have an opportunity to crafty
that wish. Rev. Duerschncr Is a thorough
German and Englis scholar, and will spare
no effort to mako the school of which he is
principal success.
BY order OF the BOARD or DIRECTORS.
GO I'm
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Swiss m''slin', tarlctons, French and Ham
burg embroideries at Burgers. Great bart
gains.
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: Burger has Just received . full limo Of
summer dress goods Of every description,
which win be sold cheaper than the cheap.
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Joe Arnold is at home again.

All kinds Of linens, laccs, edgings, and
trimmings Of every variety ut Burgers.
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RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Longworth, Cincinnati
GROCER, 81. Louis
Richmond, Now Orleans
I" Katie Higher, Arkans.s rivo'
I" p w Strsdsr, St. Louis
I" Arkansas Belle, Evansville
/" Capitol City. 81. Louis
I" Rover and Tow, Ohio river.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Katie Higher. Cincinnat
Capitol Guy, vicksburg
Grand Tower, Memphis
Julia, 81. Louis
Lougworth, New Orleans
/" Idlswild, Evsnsvills
Oakland, PitUburg
Richmond, Evansville
Tho Ohio river has fallen about sIxts On
inches sincs sIx O'clock Thursdsy eve q.
Ing, and 10 still rscsdIng Of about tile
same rate.
The Mississippi e rising 1t IT, Louis,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-07

Parasols and large lot OF custom made
boots and shoes are sold cheap at Burgers.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-07

II you want the water in your cistcrns 4
be healthy,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-07

Use
Avery's patent
Pump,
At G. X. woodward',.
DIR. Wood and Mr.. Hudson have them in
use. G-5 &C
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The clerk was directed to notify them of
their appointment.
Adjourned until this morning.
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NOTICE.
REMOVAL OF GARBAGE

The city garbage gstherer will call at all
the hotels and principal boarding houses on
Wednesdays and saturdays, will make the
rounds OF the city south OF Twelfth street
on Mondays and Thursdays, and north Of
Twelfth street on Tuesdays and Fridays.
6-s o. JOHN GLADNEY, City Hauler.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.

On and after Sunday, May ~, an cxcur-
SION train will be run each Sunday on the
Cairo and vinccnncs railroad, between
Cairo and Mound City, ~ follows:
leave Md City. Arrive at Cairo.
an. S:25 am
40 pm. l:55 pm.
Leave Cairo. Arrive at Md City.
Pam. $3.50 am.
ppm. 5:3O pm.
Fare Tor the round trip, my cents.
CHARLES o. WOOD, Gsn'l Ticket Ag't.
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H. WARDNER, NJ. D.

once and Residence III Commercial ave
nue., next door to the Athcncum).
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PEE YslCIANa.
DIR. b. z. TABER,

win resume the practice OF his profe ssion
with especial reference TO the electrical
treatment Of diseases In oil the new and i'm
proved methods Of application.
In all cases Of female complaints ady
will be In attendance.
once, l9s Commercial avenue, up stairs.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-07

CHANGE OF TIME.
Passenger trains on tho Illinois Central
,. N. to-day trains will run as follows:
ARRIVE.
Express daily &c. .):l5 q. IN.
Nail except sunday 400 p. M.
DEPART.
Express, daily except Sunday. 2:lo p. m.
Mall, |" ..I2;O0 night.
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Arrive Cairo. -. b:Os :. 7.25 ar
Connecting Mt Vincennes with tho lndi
.napolis and vincennes, 4 Ohio and Mississippi
and Evansville and Charlottesville railroads
6. Mt. Carmel with the Louisville and New
Albany air line; ut CArmi with the 81. LouiI
nd Southeastern; Ut Norris City the Spring
Geld and Illinois Southeastern at EldOradt
Louis and southeastern; at Cairo with thl
Mobile and Ohio railroad transfer boat, ant
etssnlem for Memphis, Red River, .Vicks
buyI and New Orleans.
CHAs. o. WOOD, Gen'l Ticket Ag't.
JNo. LEE, JR., Sup't.o
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RAlLROAD TIME TABLE.

CAIRO. ARKANSAS AND TEXAS X. II.
On and after Monday, juno q. 1919, trains
viii run daily, except sunday, between
0seenheld's landing and Sllkcston, Scott
0ounty. Missou,i. M follows:
Leave 0reenacld's 1000 am. and $3.50 D. m.
Arrive $50 {" " b:IO
I" Charleston 1910 .. 8:IO
sikeston ITO pm. GO n
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-02
Tho Fa:mor's Platform.


The following sensible platform was
adopted BY the farmers, Of CurrOllon cOun-
", Illinois, on The 22d ullimo;
/ We are 10 favor Of controlling the
railroad corporations Of the Stale by law,
believing, as wO do, that the creature can
not rise above the Creator, and we will
oCmto no divided sovereignty with cor
poiatiouS Of our own creation, but will ra-
vor equal aud cSact justice 10 all and spec
ial privileges 10 none.
9 We believe cheap transportation is
Of vital importance 10 the West, aud every
combination 10 increase the cost above
what is just and legitimate, lsa coOspira.
cy against the rights Of the farmers aud
working classes
3 We believe that It is tho duty Of The
general government to improve the naVi-
glion Of all she now navigablo rivers and
canals both 10 he east aud west
4. We believe The power Of each NOM
Der of this and all local organizations be
welded at lhe ballot box by election to all
officers, from the highest to the lowest
(cgislntivo, executive and judicial, Of
suCi'-and ouly,sach persons as sympathisu
with US 10 this movement against the abus-
cs of monopolies, and believe, us we do,
lbat here is a righlful remedy for lhe
wrongs which aliliCt US, aud 10 this end
We will use our votes at all elections where
they will have bearing on tbo evils in
question making honesty and capacity
lhe only valid claims for public employ
ment
s We will encourage all kinds Of mau.
uflcturiug 10 ourmidst, believing that III
so doing we briug a market to US and save
lbe cost of transportation to both purchaS'
er aud consumer.
6 When We recognize The necessity
for certain so called middle men" we be-
lieve that we pay more commission on our
production aud supplies than is necessary
aud we will endenvor to bring into closer
relation producers and consumers, believ.
lag that 10 so doing we benefit both.
T. Our chief object throughout shall be
10 benefit ourselves and not to injure any
railroad or other corporation, or any class
Of nade,meo, Only ceasing 10 deal With
those who receive our mouoy without CIV
Jog fair return for it.
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Rules and Regulations
GENERAL ARRANG EMENTS.


TIE flst auuual Fair will be held on
the Fair G,ouuds near Point Pleasant
ca Wednesday, Thursday. and Friday,
October lob 10th aud l7lh.
Competition open to oN!
2 The gaies will be open for the ad,
mission of visitors at s! o'clock a. IN. aud
close at sucJowu each dav.
s. TIE OficorS and employees of the
Society must be upon the grounds before
the openiOg Of the gales.
4. Refreshments Of all kiods will be
fouod upon the grouuds in abundance.
5. A strong police force will be upon
the grounds day aud night. They will be
sworn in as conse, Vaiors Of Ihe peace, and
authority given them 10 arrest any Que
who violates the Rules Of the Exhibition,
OR creates disorder,
CHIEF MARSHAL
6. During the exhibition the Chlc'
Marshal shall have full control and super
vision of the police foice, aud shall have
the programme aud all the rules aud rcsn,
Ia;iuus of the Association strictly carried
out aud enforced
ENTRIES.
7. All articles aud animals must be u0-
on the grounds aud 10 theirpl,ces the b st
day Of The Fair, except butter, lard, Orcsd'
biscuits, rolls, cakes and flowers, winch
must be entered upon lhe boOGs before
sunset of ,he first day, but will be received
upiiI 10 o'clock A N. ofNie sacoOd day
s. No person oiher loan the Judges
will be pelajned 10 90 ioio lbo log waoo
stock is cxhiti,iOg except Ihe officers o.
the Association, or Ma shals.
9 No stock will be pemii ed 10 enter
the ling, uuIoss uader baIor, ana Ia
The care Of groom, rrcep' /" sp'c'oS ca
SeS
10. Exhibitors Of Thoroughbred stock
will be required to deposit with the Secre'
tary, an authentic pedigree Ofeach animal,
when entered, to be CvamiOed by CON-
petent committee.
II. Animals will be exhibited 10 The
rings prepared for that purpose, NOd Iae
premium ribbons attached by The Judges
before leaving tue enclosure, First pre-
MUM Blue; second Premium Red
12 Cards will be furnished with the
number and class, as entered at the Office,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-02

A man 10 Maine writes that De has dis.
covered a sue cure for consumption in
5 ong mullen-leaf tea, sweetsnel aud
daOk freely every day from three TO six
monhs The mallon-leaves unless from
young plants, must be gathered before Ju.
y 25h, aud died 10 lhe shade.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-02

Ducbman getting ezcted over an ac.
count ofau elOpement Of a married woman
gave bis opinion thus: IF my wife iuns
away nit auoder mau'S wife, | shake bin
out Ofbis Precohos, if Sue be my father,
nine Got.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-02

The Association have offered as liberal
premiums as their means at hand would
justly; and this being their Glst Annual
Exhibition, there are doubtless many or-
rors in tho programme which they hope 10
correct ere another year eIapscs Tho
Directory have had to surmOuut many dif.
fcullies in preparing for this their flss
Anuual Fair, aud trust that any short
comiugs which may occur during the Ez-
hibliou will be attributed to The qbOvo
causes JOHN b TIMMS, Sc"
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BOOK 10 CLASS 2
Horses Of all Work.
ENTRY BOOK 9O-CLASS
Drntl Horses.

--~~.o@ Dr0JI Horses.
Best pulling team, Two hcrses,
owned by one pe'sOn ~ W
best sjoglo pulling DO ,e w
ENTRY BOOK 2l-CLASS |
Matched Horses and Mares.
Best matched pair coach horses
or nlJtes lO w
ENTRY BOOK 21-CLAsS2
Drifting Horses 10 be ErhiJitcd IN
Harness.
Form. style aud action to bo considered
ra'dcr lbuH speed.
B"sI horse, mae or geldiGg for
l'ght hJta"s' IS OO
ENTRY BOOK 9l--CLASSS.
Saddle Hoses 10 be e&hibi ed uuder
saddle. FO m, Siae, style aud pctiOa 10
be considered IA her than speed
Best DO Sc, mare OF geldiug, (ot
saddle, S8 90
Lest cud fastest walking horse,
mare or geldiug, 3 OO
ENTRY BOOK 22-CLASS1
Trial of Speed, Wednesdgy, the 10Th
day Of October, at e]9 P. M
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

MA.ono -,Miuuru Lodge No 10, A : r @oS o',fi
A. H.. meets munthly on the night OI The lH''
noon, the same beng Tuesday, or on 'Ge
tuesday night Immediately preceding W.
KENNY Secretary, ~.
4 O. .. F-rhe Point Pleasant Lodge NO
81, LOO. r.. meets every Thursday ",5nl
y. FISHERS Hall. JOHN MASON, Secr''Hty
pOSr OFFICE HOURS.--ThG Office Is
men Irom o'clock n. M TO 8 o'clock p. M
On SUNDAYS from O'Clock a. M. to y a N
WM. EKEN Cli, Postmaster. -.
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The Mason County Journal hopes "an
honest map" may receive the contract fO'
public printing We infer that The editor
Of that paper will not be one Of the bid
dels = Courier.
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Prices Of 4 dllllssion.

4 esNIDit0rs Of Stock WTI U0 VUVTV7Uu
% '5e nee 'Ss,y g.oom tickeIS upon appI''
ca'ioo 10 'he President,
Tickets of admission can be had at tue
Stores and Hotels.
Tickets must be pTOCU-
red at the office as lMGney
will not be received al the
gates.
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"Pilot, you neelu't wlitauy longer it
is sla,Iight over head" "Yes, but we
aat going that way"
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A Bridgeport minisIer uses postal ca,ds
10 inviiO delinquent church members 10
prayer meeting.
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A contemporary, speaking Of the diff.
Guilty Of q newspaper editor pleasing eve'v.
body, SAYS; Even il one sounded lie
praises Of bis maker the devil would be Of.
Tended"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-02

An old lady from the couOHg, with six
unmarried daughters went ino AuSuS'l
Ca, tbe o'ber day, hunting. fOr The Pat,
ron Of HasOaudry Sue meant busi'
ness. @
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-02

1'aee call Ms, Wmy, of Georgia, un-
feeling because she cbewed gun while ilet
husband was being laid away in The silent
iomb.
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Tue man who w,o.e, 81 an saddest
when sing" vas very foolish il he sang
much.
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Directors.

TIE annual meeting of the Stockholders
Of ibis Association, is held on The Il St day
If ,he May Term of the County Cou,t, {"
It's principal odce in the Town Of POIo'
Pleasant, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
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which are to be placed on or near the Az
imal or Article on exhibition, but no own
er shall have bis nnme placed on his card
lS No auimal shall compete for more
than one premiums, except 10 sweepstakes,
sneCia premium or as one Ofa herd,
II. Exhibitions mus! not interfere With
the judges while performing their duties
IS Matches aud pairs will not be al
lowed 10 be made up for the occasion, but
must be owned by ibe same owner
l6. No animal will be allowed 10 run
nj large on be grouods, aud 10 bitch stock
to trees, building or fences, is positively
forbidden. A violation Of this rule sub
iec!s the stock 10 expulsion fIom 'he
grounds
II. All oulcies in sneed log shall pay
10 pee cent. on gOss amount Oi premiums
offered. Ia al cases where speed is ibe
test, ut least Two shall s,ort.
IS. Each Judge wust make his own
decision without cOufeoiYg wih bis nsso'
cistas,- ooimol or article receiving ihG
greatest uamber OiVolcs 10 be entitled 'c
the nremium.
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TseM, Of UrRCu,r CouaT First Monday
in Apil and h,l Monday ~ October.
T,pys OF rorSrY CouRT Third Monday
in January, March May, July, November
aud Decembrr
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Judges and Time keepers to be selected
by the Chief Marshal
Double team. catch match, one
and half mile $50 %
ENTRY BOOK 2S-CLASS2 2
Trial of Speed
Open TO all, Thursday. October 10th,
at % o'clock P. NJ.
One mile aud repeat to harness $40 90
ENTRY BOOK 23-CLASSS
Trial ofspeed, Trottcs that have not
beaten 3 minutes in public, open to all at
II O'Clock A. NJ Friday, October lIlh
Que mile and repeat $40 %
ENTRY BOOK 28-CLASS 8
RUNNING.
Ftlay, October l7b, at 4 o'clock ?,
NJ, second trial Of speed, running
One mile aud repeat $50 90
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do 3 kiOd ofPicklcs, 81 or Diploma,
do preserved peaches, Que jar
81 or Diploma.
Best preserved qaiaces, one jar
81 or Diploma
Best preserved pears, one jar,
ST or Diploma,
Best presei we'd strawberries QUE
jar, 81 or Diploma,
Best specimen Of any kind Of pre-.
serves, each variety 81 or Dip
Bastspecimeu Of marmalado, each
variety, 81 or Diploma
ENTRY BOOK 7-CLASS l.
FLOWERS.
Best and largest varie'y Of cut
flowers, " VO
best aud largest valioty Of GOwels
in pots, = UO
best toquet cut flowers (a4) 81 or Dip'l
do :" =" (,olO3) i or "
ENTRY BOOK GLASS
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FiNE ARTS.

Bcstnrioing ia oil, West Virginia pro-
duCiion, S. or Diploma.
best painting 10 water color, West Virgin
ia p,Cductiom 50 or Diploma,
best chomo, West Virginia production,
s. or Diploma
bcst specimen Of sculn'u'e in marble West
VirgioiA production, S. or Diploma.
best specimen Of Dentistry, West Virginia
production. 81 or diploma.
best display Of Anbrotypcs, photographs
&c, West Virginia production, s. or
Diploma
best half dozen AmbrotyPCs, West Viz
giuia production, 81 or Diploma.
best balf dozen photographs, West Nir'
giuia production, 81 OF Diploma.
best peocjl drawing, West Virginia pro-
dqctiou, 81 or Diploma
best specimen marble wo L, West Virgin
ia production, 81 or Diploma
best and largest display limitations of nat
ural woods in OIL 81 or diploma.
Best specimen olabove from other Sla'ss
sane premium.
ENTRY BOOK S-GLASS /.
Ornamental, shell G NeedIe-work.
The articles exhibited in this class must
have been made during The last Twelve
months by the person exhibiting them, or
some member Of the family.
Best patchwork guilt, any maFrl. $S 90 %
do worsIed, 2 90
do and nealest mpdo calico
dress, baby dress, geutIemau's
white shirt, ladies uuder.c!o'h-
log childrcu's clothes, dress.
ing gown, embroidered or bead
sinners b5aidtd slippers, can.
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HN III DOOh
H0nSchOlA ENnMfNCtMreS.

The articles exhibited in this class must
have been made during ihe past twelve
mouths, by the person exhibiting them, or
by some membor of the family
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
MASON COUNTY.

Jolse Circuit Court-RoS JOS SMITH
Residence. Ravcnswood, jackson county.
Clerk Clrcui. COur,--O. 3. WAGGENER
PRESIDENT County Court-B J REDMOND
CLERK County O6urL--E. KlNBEGLiEG;
Prosecuting Auornry--D, w. P0LSLEY'
Sheriff.. SEH0N,
Jaior-J JEWErT. v
Surveyor Of Lands--G. W PUl,LlM,.s
Assessor Dist No. l-JAGoB R0USa.
"D. $ VAN MNTCG, prpi'
+" No. 2-JuHN . BUCKLEY
supcrintend't of Scbools--U. T. b. MOoRb
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PROHIBITIONS.

10 Administering liquors, or samb'
ling devices of any description, positively
prohibited on The grounds, or within a
m;le lhoreof
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OPEN TO ALL COMPETITORS
OFFICERS.

G. 7. BEALE, President.
JOHN A. McCULL0CH, yico.Pres't
JOHN 4, TIMMS, Secretary.
G G. MILLER, Treasurer
j p. r b. SMITH, Chief Marshal
ASSISTANT MARsHALs,
GEO. MARTIN, L. h NEALG,
JAS. WlNDON, A. 9. MASON
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PREMIUMS,

90 Premiums must be called for within
IS days after their awa.d, or taey will be
forfeited to The Association.
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InricnItllraL InplemcMls.

do pair horse sbO'R q DalIS I
ENTRY BOOK l2-CLASS |
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-02
ORDR or EXHIBITION.

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Trial ofspecd double iesm caich match,
Que aol a half mile, at .! o'clock P NJ
General Arrangement Of sock will be maze
ou FIRST day.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-08
Catching q Thief.

The following oxpedient for catching
"a thief was adopted in n provincial
town in England some thirty years ago (:
A miller residing near a place called
Beverly, whose premises had been en-.
tered for some time previously almost
every night, and considerable qunnti.
ty OF grain distracted, hit upon very
ingenious expedient for tho detection
of the offender.
Tho means OF ingress was by putting
n finger through hole In tho door,
which upliited the latch. On the night
in question the miller SGT q large fox.
trap, md hung IL inside the door, so
that tho thief would be Obliged to touch
the spring in opening tho door.
Having taken this precaution, ho left
II for the night, and on going the fol.
lowing morning his expectations were
realized, by finding fellow suspended
from the door by his flngCrl The miller,
after severely admonishing the thief for
his crime, md taking into consideration
tho sufFCrings the poor wretch had
undergone, gavo him the ClloiCeoi Abid.
ing by tile law, or receive u good horse.
whipping.
II Il needless to add, that he perier.
red tho latter alternative, which the
miller administered, with tho full
power OF q stalwart man,