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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-01-28
Sept. II, 1872.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
Jno. w. &rantha~
HAS OVER IS, COO WORTH OF GOODS,
ALL BOUGHT FOR CASH.

HAS OVER IS 600 WORTH OF GOODS,
ALL BOUGHT FOR CASH.
4 MONG them .00O yards Calico a 10 cents, g.
"a ooo yards Calico at l2 cents, 100 yards Calico
at ON to cents, 81 pieces Dress Goods at less
than cost. b pieces Black Alpaca, so pieces Brown
and Bleached Cotton, and Wamsulta al rs cents II
low down; 10 pieces Cassimercs, Satineis, Twecds
.nd Kentucky Jeans, pieces Canvass and Linen
Drills, IA pieces Cottonade, piecea Double and
Twist Cottonade. 80 Hoop. Skirts at quarter their
cost, ~ dozen Csrks aud other Spool Cottons 500
Hose, Gents Half Hose, Pin. and Needles4 Cents,
Note Paper cents, and every notion you think
800 MEMS AND BoYs, HATS
very low, over 700 pairs Mems Boys, Youths
Ladies', Misses and Children's Boots ard Shoes
many at less than cost, Fine Calf Boots SO rs.
dozen Kid 6 ovee from rs cents to s l. Silk Cot
ton, Swiss and L. G. Handkerchief Swiss Muslins
Cambrics, 5pieccs Berege, Coorcd and p .pcr Cam.
brlcs, Bed Ticks, Linen Towels, 10 pieces Crash 2
Go. va n1, moral Skirts at half cost 10 pieces Red,
dozen Goblets at S .10per dozen. Lamps, Chin
neys. Burners and Wicks, Best Coffee 25 cents the
best brown Sugar in the country for l2 cents, good
Brown Sugar I'D cents, Crushed Sugar l6S cents
Rice. all kinds of Spices, Fine Salt, Ground lu,n
Salt, Bacon Shoulders and Sides III cents, Canvas
Hams 16i cents.
LARGE STOCK OF HARDWARE,
such as 10 dozen Pocket Knives Knives and Forks,
Shoves, Spades, Axes and Iieves, G. rdon and Corn
Hoes. Rakcs, Forks. Fork and Shovel Handles Bull.
ders Hardware % kegs Nails, and 500 other things.
and Medicines, Agent for the sale of Bels Jayne's
Ayers, Stonebraker's and Farhney's Medicines
Fish and !.ubricatins Oils, Linseed Oil and White
Lead TIMBER in Oil, Dyes for Coioring W oolen
Goods. N. o. Molasses, three kinds Of Syrups Coal
OIL best Cider Vinegar 25 cents, Trace Chains and
very many other goods all of which will he sold at
astonlshIngy low prices, to close. All can be &C.
commodated with Goods as low as can be bought
nywhere-manv things much lower No necessity
to sell. JOHN w GRANTHAN
April i6. 1872.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-01-28

"a Pittsburgh chap advertises for "steady
girls to help on pantaloons" A fellow who
cant hell on his own pantaloons, ought to be
ashamed to want girls to do it.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-01-28

- Somebody, who writes more truthfully
than POLITICALLY, says: "An angel without
money Is not thought so much of now>a,days
as devil with a bag full of guineas."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-01-28
HOME INDUSTRY.

L years the tSeolen Factory OF Mr.. C. C. Porter,
is now adding to- and putting the nachn ety in Hrst
class order for the manufacture of both and
Keieeys, colored and white marfno f1annels
Tweeds, Cassimers, Beaver Cloths and Overeoat-
ings, Bi ankets, Yarns, &c.
Having had twenty years experience In the bust
and worked all lite various details. he hopes
by strict attention business and the wants of hi.
customers. to merit liberal share of public favor.
McCARROLL.
Cash. A. Nice.
April %, ls7i-tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-01-28

One of the saddest sights at this season
OF the year is young man who has waited on
the outside of some popular church of a cold
evening until be is chilled through, only to
see the object of his hearts best affection walk
off with some rascal who has been inside all
the time toasting his sinful shins a. the stove.
It is trying to ones nerves.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
CIR EAT INDUSTRIES
oFTuE UNIrEpsrArEs 80 -

1900 PAGES AND 500 EseRAvIwGs psixrsp IN ENG
LASH AND sxRMAs. Written by 20 eminent, Az.
thors, Including John 3. Cough, Hon. Leon Case
Edward Rowland. Rev. E. Edwin Hall, Philip Rip,
ley. Albert Brisbane, Horace Greeley, F. b. Per
kins. etc. etc.
This work is complete history of all branches
of industry processes of manu- facture. etc. in ali
ages 1t is complete encI clole of arts and
manufactures, and is the most tanning nd val.
liable work of ir formation subjects of general
interest ever offered TO tho public It is pied to
the wants OF the Merchant, Manufacturer Me
chanic. Farmer, Student and Inventor and sells to
both old and young of all classes The book is sold
by agents, who are making large sales in all parts
OF the country. 1t is offered at the low price of
S3:5o, and ia the cheapest book sold BY sub.
sctiption. No family should be without a COPY
We want Agents in every town in the United States
and no Agent can fail to do well with this book
Our term are liberal. We give agents the ex-
elusive right of territory. One of agents sold
1873 copies in eight DAYS, another cold 3ts in Two
weeks Our AGENT Hartford sold 1877 in one week.
Specimens of the work sent to agents receipt of
stamp. For circulars and terms agents address
the publishers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-01-28

Smggles says, that the most thrilling
tale ne ever listened to was that of rattle.
snake.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-01-28
DRUG STORE MOVED.

AVING had the Store Roum lately occupied by
Il Mr. John l.. Hooff (nearly opposite Kearsley
n Sheerer's) newly fitted up, have moved from,
my old stand to the above place. Dctrins to make
every thing about attractive and inviting, we
have an entirely Get of furniture, which with
other very great improvements make more able
to accommodate our customers. Thinking those
who have heretofore favored ask a contin-
uance of the sane assuring all will be done in our
power to give entire satisfaction.
June Is 1872. w MASON
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TAKE NOTICE.

NNTE call the attention of our friends and GUS
toners to the ackuow lcde cd fact that We a re
keeping IN our stock of C oods, such
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS.
COTS & SHOES, HATS :; CAPS
GLASS AND &UEENSwARE,
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS,
& o a 4,
Both Anthracite and Btuminous.
FRESH GROUND PURE PLASTER,
LUMBER, OAK SHINGLES,
and splendId lot of NEW BACON. of our own
feeding and curing-all of winch offer at prices
merely to live.
HILLEARY, WILSON & JOHNSON.
Summit Point, February 20. 1872.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-01-28
PORTABLE ENGINE FOR SALE,

"7E have for sale Fifteen Horse Power En- sine
w in perfect condition, and as good as any we
have seen. Terms easy.
WE1RICK WELLER
CharIcstown. Jan. I, 1873
fHAMBER Sets. Water and Wash Buck md
" Coolers. for sale by JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
SCRUB Brushes, Brooms. Busters and Matches
~ Tor sale by JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
IRON, Nails. Fry's and Land 70 Cuttin Boxes,
Il Cider Mile, SC, for sale by
JAS. LAW. HooFF.
pATENT Reversible Cha llenge Door Spring, the
l. best spring of the kind in use for "a lie bv
JAS. Law. Ho0FF.
UFFNER'S Patent Blind Hinge. for sale by
H JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-01-28

Also 8. Burners celebrated Hand Made Calf and
Kip Boots, single and double uppers. A full stock
OF Boys and Youths work constantly on hand at
10" prices infants also. This work is ali war
ranted AZ represented.
full stock OF Fine nd Cheap Clothing can alzo
be found at No 81. Anything to break down high
prices Is Littejohn's motto. We mostrespectfulIy
eoiicit a cal from every one, promising to do
utmost to please our customers.
October S, 1872. J.GOLDS NTH.
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NO. q,

c. W. LlTTLEJ0HN is still there, and sswhat he
knows bout selling Bargains ia nstonishrg. The
etock 81 Boots Shoes, Caters, Slippers, Ties, &C.
Is certainly immense, and s far superior in ptvle
gua,ty and low price to any thing in this Market
Read the Price List:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-01-28
WEST VIRGINIA UNIyERSITY
CHARLESTOWN FEMALE SEMINARY.

~ male Seminary will be under the control of
Miss Sarah II. Brown. With eight years expe-
rience in teaching and competent Assistant, she
asks of the public continuance of the patrona ge
heretofore extended to this Institution. boarding
can be obtained with the PRINCIPAL or Ass.tsnt.S
Terms made known on application to the Principal.
SARAH II BROWN,
December 10, 1872. A. DOYNE SMITH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-01-28
MORE NEW GOODS.

AN rP Po Gn reGeiying my second supply of SUM.
Brown Cottons. Cottonades Liner PIsid Co,,en.
S HARVEST GOODS such a. Brovn'
Siushen and Coffee sugars, syrups, Tea, Coffee
In' saI, bAcon-a large lot Of country cured al
1 luetg Cheese, Corn Starch, FIavoring Extracts.
SEINE h.le' bet Stones. and many other good.
Wplch oher at low prices, on reasonable ,;Se ~,
prompt purcha.ers- JOHN w GRANTHAM
Middleway. June IS, 1872 AN AZ
Free Press cooI
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-01-28

"A MspS!FlCtNI SIOUX OF GOODS TO BE
SOLD AT ASTONISHING PRICES
S usual every department of this we'll known
N establishment is crowded to OVERLOOKING with
the latest styles and best quaty of
REW FALL AND WRITER GGGB2,
In the DRY GOODS Department will be found
Japanese Silks, Plain and Striped Blsck silks. EN-
press Cloth. all shades. Figured and Plain AIpac,s
Sstteens all colors, All Wool DeIs nes all shadce
The celebrated &c rand Duchess double faced hiacl,
Alpscaa conss ntiy ON hand, from 30c to = rs per
Flsnnels, all coors: plain and t~iIIed FIannels.
Canton. brown, black and drah. lanne!a Ataako
Flannel Skirts, warranted fast colora Queen An.
gusta skirts, &c, white and colnred Blankets.
Spreads and Comforts. ali prices Domestic t;oods
OF every description II coiors in yelveteens.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Mrs. Goldsmith. with farhona BILE assi=tont in
Vites the special of her lady customers and
the public generally to her large and faehinna Bile
st"rk OF Hats Bonncts; Ribbons. Flowers. Frames,
VclvetH, Crepes and all else nccccpary 10 a com
rletc Millinery Establishment. 1ncae goods are
displayed in private apartment in the rear of the
store Prices unusually low.
The NOTION department ia full to ovcrhowino
embracing everything knnwn to the I, aTe also
full stock Of }.adiee' nd Gents Furnishing Goods
at exceedingly low prices.
READT-MADE CLOTHING.
In this MIR. Goldsmith ha. c1celcd himself Never
before has such we'll selected stock been offered to
this market. He deals with none hut first class
houses, therefore buys nothing hut fret class goods
]hev are warranted superior To all others and very
S25. Fine Beaver, Chinchela a nd Cloth Talmas
and Overcosts at low prices. Also fuIl stock of
Doeskins. Cassimcres, Beaver Cloths and Cnss;uets
just received.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-01-28
KNOTS UHITEED,
Or, Hays and By Ipays in the Hidden Life of
sAiEQINAN

Ut, ~ HyS H7t1 77Y- " uJs III 'He 78tUeH LDe y
AMERICAN DETECTIVES.
We want agents for this book. 1t discloses II the
mysteries of the Detective system. 1t lie a record
for the past 81 yeara of the most sk:ul detectives
OF this country in which the crafts Of Bank Robbers
Thieves. Pickpockets, Lottery Men. Cou nter felt
Money Dealers, and swindlers ali cIasses are ex-
posed and brought to justice. Price, S2,75. Send
for circulars and terms to agents.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-01-28
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

AN now in receipt of my usual large supply OF
Fall and Winter Goods: Consisting Of Dry
GOODS, Notions, Hardware, Queeuswsre, Groce-
ries nc, VIII ch will sell at living rates. would
also invite the attention of Gentlemen particularly
to my stock of Cassimeres, Boots nd Shoes.
JOHN W. GRANTHA
Middleway, October s. 1872.
FARMERS will find the standard Fertilizers in
\ the msrket-comprisipg Turner's, ober's Ma
ryland Eureka, &c.-at
JAS. LAW. HOOkF'S.
(NLASS. Putty, Horse Nails, Bolts, Screws, for
~ sale BY JAS. La w. HOOFF.
RARGAlSS! Extrs ordinary Bargains ire offered
- to purchasers for Cash for any article in my
line. Call and examine l.. DINKLE.
July II, 1871.
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J. E. BRADY, BARBER.

As removed to the rear Of tn. Msrke.uors.
S,n Square, where SHAPING and H1iR DREs,
SING will be conducted to the s.ti.f.I a. =. Z: :
customers. Call down "@""h Oh ms
Charlestown, July g. 1872
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10. Gels'ssslitEl's Twin Fronts q,
is THE
GRAND CENTRE OF ATTRACTION u

A MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF GOODS TO RE
SOLD AT ASTONISHING PRICES.
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OWE SEWING MACHINES. the be,l in the
tco,ta! J. am Renting Selling the above
named MACHINES, on the lease plan Persons
wtsn,ng 70 pnrchase can be accom- moda, ted by ap-
July II, 1871. 7. Drsrrr
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EPIZoOTIC.-we h.ve a sure chr. e., a.. ar
- izootic )" or Horse Disease, and would advis.
all having horses to supply Themselves "a the dis
ease Is now upon u.s. w. s. MASON
KEROSENE Oil-the beet in the marlet-s,.c;,,
N discount on SCR 10 gallons.
Nov IL, 1872. w s. MASON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-01-28

A usual. every department of this we'll known
N establishment IS crowded to OVERLOOKING with
the latest styles and best q ua ity of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-01-28

A New Orleans correspondent sends the
following little bit-a story characteristic of
the spirit of avarice in Jefferson parish, L,.
A farmer on the eve of 'spegging out,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-11-13
The Philosophy Of Milking.

The manipulation- in milking are best
earned by practise. But there is a philos.
ophy in milking. as well as in everything
else. aud 4 right and a wrong way Of do
ing it, and because the right way is the
best ii should be pointed out aud followed.
However plain and simple the ar, of milk
ing COW may be considered. the particu-
lar manner in which it is done may have
much to do in modifying the profits OF the
dairy.
4 description of the internal structure OF
the udder will explain the reason fofacer-
tain directions insisted on as essential.
which might appear unimportant The
udder is divided unto four parts, entirely
distinct from each other. except as they
are held together by membraneous lga-
ments.
The milk in each is held in continent
tubes, which, like the roots of a tree. are
all contracted into one. just above the teat !;
the milk entering the funnel-shaped organ
by single channel. Just at the upper
end of the feat the walls of this channel
are contracted and the construction is sur
rounded by band of muscular fibre. The
will of the cow can operate on this band
contracting or expanding at pleasure,
making it operate like valve. At the
junction of each smaller tube with large
one, is similar contraction and band, also
under the control of the will. Ordinarily
these hands are contracted (as in tho paol-
of the bladder so that the milk has to
crowd its way through them to get from
the smaller into the larger tubes.
This Is an admirable arrangement for
sustaining the weight of the milk equally
in all parts of the udder. and preventing it
from pressing heavily upon the teats.
When the udder is full, if the milk is
drawn out of the teates. relieving the
pressure in them, it requires vigorous Of
fort of the will of the COW to prevent the
pressure above from crowding the milk
down TO fill the vacancy. II the udder is
only partly filled. she can hold the milk
back more easily; and the less there is in
il, the more easily she can maintain the
tension of the muscular bands necessary
to prevent entirely the milk from flowing
through them. When the mixer first
takes hold to the teats and begins to milk.
the excitement causes the COW to CONTRACT
the bands so firmly as to hold back the
milk perfectly for time. But presently |
this vigorous sestrassien win bsgis t. :
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-11-13

s'acken, and the milk will begin to pour
through, and il all is quiet, she will relax
The bands fully, when the milk all settles
down upon the teats, and IL quickly
drawn, it can all be MIXED out to the very
last drop.
But this perfect Relation will only las t
for short time. IL the milk is not soon
extracted. she will begin to tighten up the
muscular bands again, and the last part of
her mess will be held back and permanent
" retained. when the mixer probably
thinks he has got all. because it stops COM
ing. A COW should. therefore. be MIXED
quickly as well as quietly. II Is natural
for her to part with her milk In few mo-
ments, and a mixer should come as near
that time as possible. If the time OF milk
ing is much prolonged she will become
impatient and be sure not to give down
perfectly. The quickest mixer gets the
most and best milk, because he gets all
the "strippings," which are the richest
part.
The more quiet and peaceful cows can
be kept while being MIXED, the more per-
feet will be the relaxation of their udders
and the longer it will last. If anything oc
I ours to disturb or excite or attract their
attention, the relaxation will cease in a
moment, and il it occurs near the close of
the milking, some of the best milk will be
held back until the next milking. when it
viii have become the poor, blue milk that
/ is first drawn. \ double loss ensues from
every such occurrence, because leaving
milk in cows bag always tends to diinin-
l ISL secretions.
/ The method of milking and of treating
the cows should be in accordance with the
/ foregoing facts. They should be kept as
/ quiet and comfortable and free from excite
ment as possible. To accomplish this. reg :
cows should come slowly and peaceably
into the barn or yard, but promptly at a
certain hour. Five In the morning and
five at night are good hours. Some milk
at five in the morning and seven at night.
but it is not well to divide the time so un-
equally. Observations have shown that
milking twelve hours apart will give thirty
pounds OF cheese to the COW, in a season.
more than when they are ten and fourteen
hours apart; and a greater inequality will
make more difference still.
An hour is long enough to keep the herd
confined. aud mixers enough should be
employed to complete the work in that
time. Tdis will require one hand TO about
ten cows, and that number is about a.
many as one can safely milk at time with
out danger OF injury TO the hands OF the
mixer or 10 the cows. The number had
better be less than more. Each mixer
should haze certain cows TO milk, and lie
should milk the same ones in the same or
der, so as to divide the time equally.
Changing mixers attracts the attention
of the COW and excites little feeling of
cautiousness. and she does not give down
a perfectly a when always MIXED BY the
same person.. Canada FarIaer
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-11-13
farm ann honseboIn.
Awards of Premiums
At the Town Fair, held In surry. Oct. ID, -

Haudsomest Baby, Mrs. Lucy Ire
worgy.
Ornamental work. lst premium, Miss
Clara Flood. 2l Miss Agnes Haskell.
Rag carpet. l>t premium, Mrs. Lydia G..
Morgan. 2d, Mrs. Phebe Torrcy.
Quit, 1t premium. Mrs. Roxanna Nor
gan, ~, Mrs. Daniel Carter.
Drawn rug. ist premium. Mrs. A. Nc
Ca>ll, ID. Mrs Elmira Rich.
Flannel. l>t ;'rem. TO same.
Blankets, l>t prem. Mrs. Emma Means.
Mixed Yarn. lst prem. Mrs. Lydia +.
Trworgy. "a. Mrs. II. y. Viles.
White Yarn, lst prem. same, 2d. Mrs.
RoXanna Morgan.
Men, hose. lst prem. Mrs. l.. l.. Torrey.
"a. Mrs. Mary Treworgy.
Ladir, hose, lst prem. Mrs. l.. L. Torrey.
Double mttens, lst prem. Mrs. l.. l..
Torrcy.
Single do. LIST prem. Mrs. Mary Ire
worry.
wor>ted tidy. lst prem. Miss Abble o.
Cotton tidy, Is, premium. Mrs. Abbe
Young.
Cushion, lst prem. Miss Agnes Haskell.
House plant. lst prem. Mrs. Pheoe Tor
rey. 2d, Mrs. Mary rreworgy.
Brown bread. Isl prem. Mrs. Eliza Has
kel.
Butter. lSt prem. Mrs L. T. Treworgy.
~. Mrs. Mary Treworgy.
Best display of fruit, A. 5. Greene.
Winter apples. lst prem. Asa Greene.
-. a. ;. Greene.
Fail apples. lst prem. ID. O. Means.
crab apples, Isl prem. same. %. A. 5.
Greene.
Cranberries. LIST prem. Mrs. Madalina
Young. %. \. ;. Greene.
Grapes Isl prem II NJ Lee
Best Brahma rooster aud hen. Geo. A.
Grant.
Best rooster and hen Of any breed. Josh
IA Gray.
Be-, pr. ducks. Mrs. Mary L. Greene.
Larry Rose potatoes, Isl prem. Albert
Ircworgy. "a. \ ;. Greene
SNOWFALL potatoes, l>t prem. Robert
Mann, ri. Asa Greene.
orono potatoes, 1t prem. \. ;. Greene.
2d, John rorrey Jr.
Garnet Chila potatoes, 1t prem. John
\. Greene.
Wheat, lst prem. Asa Greene, n. A. ;.
Greene.
Corn. 1t prem. \. McCaslin, %, \. ).
Greene.
Sweet corn. lst prem. same.
Fop corn. l>t prem. Asa Greene. "a. ID.
g. Means.
Barley. lst prem. willard Treworgy. "a,
Preuti,, Rich.
Oats. 1t prem. Willard Treworgy, %.
Prentis> Rich,
Beans, yellow eyed, lst premium. A. :.
Greene, "a. +. Rich.
White beans. Isl prem. \. McCaslin, %,
A. ;. Greene
Pole beans. lSt prem. \. McCaslin.
Peas. Isl premium. same.
breeding mare. premium. 4. :. Greene.
j u IA IL
year old colt, lst prem. ;. n. Ire
worry.
3y'ar old steers, 1T prem. Asa Greene.
"a. ,. ;. Greene.
iearing steers, l>t prem. Asa Greene,
ID, :. ). Greene.
Bull. l>t prem. Albert Treworgy. %.
Daniel Carter.
Cow. lst premium. Robert Mann.
learling heifrr, lst prem. same.
Steer calves. lst prem. Prenilss Rich.
Heiter calves, lst prem. Geo Treworgy.
Best buck. Daniel Carter.
Best variety potatoes. Asa Greene.
Largest potatoes. Asa ). Greene.
Hubbard squash. Isl prem. Geo. Ire
worgy. %, Z. Rich.
Marrow squash. d. G. Means
Pampkin. John Torrey.
lat turnips, same.
Seed cucumber. Joseph W. Greene
Cabbage. same.
Onions. same.
K. ID. turnips. Albert Treworgv.
Melons. Asa :. Greene.
SAGE, Asa ;. Greene
Citrons, Robert Hopkins.
Blood beets, John Torrey
Iurnip beets. same.
Carrots. Geo. Treworgy.
Tomatoes. Tho. Lufkin.
Best show and greatest variety of vege-
table: grown by one man. Asa ;. Greene.
". ). GREENE.
Sec'y Of Union Farmers Club.