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PULASKI COLUMN.
EDITED ny WILL. @. CURD'
soxrnsEr. XIV, September y, is7a
.u~nAar on rovr News

somrnsEr, XIV, September y, ls9A
SUMMARY oF rovS NEWS
J. w. McBeafh, Of the arm o. Jones a
Mcps.th, len Cor Louisville on Friday morn
inc last. for the purpose of purchasing bis fall
.,ocl u eooda Mr.. McDeath isan experinced
me,rhsnl and you may res, assured that upon
ri. return he will display splendid and well
selected stock o. gvods
We notice several new hands engaged on The
Court House foundation. The work is pro-
crossing as rapidly ss possible. The commit
,e. ar. doing every thing In their pow~ To-
ward a speedy completion Of the building.
Niece A Tate have brsnchcd, and are nov
with a portion Of their goods occupying the
corner s,ore room opposite the ingram House'
formerly occupied by Inmsn A Owens. NJ.
John Tate viii continue at the Old stand, and
aMorrisyp and Robert Tate will take charge
Of the new one. We wish them success. They
are very reliable, enserprisins business men.
The pas, two weeks has been very busy
and labosiou. time with the legal profession
Of town, taking depo.itions, while Il IL hoped
that number Of our old suits win be submit
ted for Judgment during the present term.
Sol Turpen l. now engaged butcherins cat
u. for our market and Is supplying our citi-
zen. with an extra quality Of beef Uncle
Jake l. also engaged in the same business, Al
his old stand, and also furnishes good meat
DIED.
On Monday, the 22nd inst., at the residence
Of his father, VIM. wsddle, near somefseti
BENJAMIN p. waddle, aged u years Of spotted
fever. Also, in Somerset on the evening Of
the 2i.t inst, John NJ. Hooper, aged yearsi
son Of Spencer Hooper, Of chronic diarrhoa-
c,EcuT COURT
Commenced this morning, Judge y. j. Fox,
presiding. Lawyers present, X. NJ. and W.
o. Bradley, aud NJ. III. owsley, Of Lancaster
J. +. Hays, jamestown; John .. vsnWinkle,
Danvilie; Jas W. Alcorn, c. W. Lester, John
Smith, and J. c. Watkins, Williamsburg; j.
Goodwin, Pineville; and all the legal prcfes-
sion Of Somerset The following cases have
been continued until next term. Againsi
Bridgcwale-, james McPheisOn and 1arlton
Thompson.
A very large crowd attending court and
transacting business Of various kinds Mules
and mule traders numerous, and quite mum
Der Of mule colts sold to Josh B. Kendrick, ]
Oats, NJ. p. sallee and others, Of Wsyn'
county, at prices ranging from $40 10 So
SALE oS COUNTY BoSps,
Proceeds Of which are to be expended in thu
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Prof J. W. Williams, the proprietor Of the
Photographic Car. notifies us that he win be
at his post by the first Of October, and is de-
sirous of big run Of custom, as he viii re
main In Stanford but a short time. Those
who desire pictures true to nature. and
at price. lower than ever before, will do well 10
take note Of this and apply Immediately.
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Emigration Turningt
Cheap Farms In Southwest Missouri

Tbs Atlantic a Pacific Railroad Company
ohers !, 100000 acres Of land In Central and
Southwest Missouri, Al from ~ 10 sl2 per
acre. on sssen years time, with ffee transpor.
tation from 81. Louis 10 all purchaser. CHI
mate, coll, timber, mineral wealth, schools
ohurches and law-abiding society invite emil
grants ffom All points % this land Of fruits
and flowers. For particulars addness, A. Tuck ,
Land CoRmissiopeT, II. Louis, No. e6-tf
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Stand from under, ye potato raiserL Mr..
A. NJ. FelAnd. Of Mt xenia neighborhoOd,
plays Hobbs with our dead-head system Of
potato masticating, by exhibiting the bc~ roo,
Of the season. weight n pounds thirteen
ische- long. snd eighteen inches around
Bring on your s.ana potatoes, Il is credit 10
our soil now TO produce them, and an honor TO
the producer 10 exhibit the smallest root
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Several of our merchant-frisnas Of somer-
set and Monticello have prs-cd through Stan
ford for the metropolitan markets this week,
among them We recognised bud McBeaih and
Geo. Wait, Of Jones, scBeath a Co, Of SOM
ersct, and n. n. Gibson, Of Monticello.
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Elder A. o. Carr, Christian Missionary 10
Australia, and he wife, nes Mis- Matte Myers,
reached their Kentucky home two or thre
weeks siuce, afscr an absence Of eve or ix
year, Mr.. Carr !. nov visiting her RELATIVES
IN this counfv
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The former clever proprietor q su,aimi'y
springs Mr.. Q. G jackson, has renovcd to
shennan, Texas Hisopinicn cfths JounsAL
is expressed in the-s word.i "msrk me on
ygur sub liz, fac ten years or dudns my nat
ural lifeu
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Jeremiah Hall, Of Circlewell, Ohio, h very
DESTROYS of some information Of Martin Car
ter, or his descendants. lie s the son Of
Charlie. and Judith Carter, and removed from
Goocsla6d county, Va, to Kentucky sbou,
teOe
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Di.tiIlers are notified that Jas n. Davis, Of
Stanford Kentucky, has been appointed Dep
MY United States Collector for Lincc'- ooun-
", and h authorized IN take the bonds Of those
Who de.ire special Government licenre.
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sale Ps.;ssssa.

oa account Of cholera in Stanford, the sale
81 the nal s-iaie belonging to the heis Of
d. John Craig, deceased, was postponed until
ths second Monday in next month, October
eou.ty court day. at~hich tims the property
viii BE- offered for sale a. heretofore advertised.
n7s-a RIG. CRAIG, Commissions.
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DR.. Joe Dawson arrived upon hisnasivsht bah
few days ago, refugee from the BLACK sc<r<
In Memphis lie viii remain with friedI.
until the yellow sver disappcar from BIZ
adopted State III
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Our Tailor, Tom Buford, returned from
Louisville last Wednesday with his four pets.
The boys manifested great delight at being
ushsred i.to their old quarters at Casile-Bu-
ford, and say, that 50 Ear a. their experience
extends, Buford IL the prince Of Prison-keep-
ers. The Jail Is now as clean As new pin,
thoroughly disinfecied and all that, but a
glance at the interior made US resolve to quit
our meannes,, sever our connection with the
Cb~isr-Jor-afs Kuklux, sex the favor Of the
lawyers, and Join the nearest Court HOUSE
Ring Immediately.
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The second adventist. are gathering into
camp at Springfield, Mas and believe that
the world is 10 come TO an end In 1874, and
say they can prove H. from numerous places
Of Holy Writ wher will you be, delinquent
subscriber, whom 'ae great day Of reckoning
shall comet "A for tho hAbituG newspaper
borrower, We charge upon him the weekly
commission Of the objectionable sin. There's
no hope for the wretch that would rife the
pockets Of dead beggar, and doubly damning
Is the sin Of stealing from living pauPerl
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FROM WAYNE COUNTY.

Cholera IN shs Msaaseins, Mas Bsys
nan Eieps@ents Marriages ena
sFs Progressive end our Lively Cor
rsspssasss IN . WFisias Mood.
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FROM CASEY COUNTY.

ssyY Lssss. s.s- e.. ~ xss..s -
Lisss and lambs Lis Do~a TsEsther
-s.ddie-CoIsre1 ssFah Had ktoeI'
s ssss I e.: 49, sns s ss.g '- ~
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were also sold here to-day at AR pr'ces' 70
II. Ingram, J. e. Patton aud o'he''' ''r '"s
Southern market.
CHOLERA AT JANEsrowS, KY.
We learn from J. Z. HAYS, that the cholera
made its appsarAnce in jamestown on last
Friday week, and among the citizens attacked
are n. u. Stone, Esq, and The Jaiior OF the
county. Several deaths have occurred all Oh
whom were colored Persons. When Mr. Hays
left, Mr.. Stone was lyingin critical coalition
Masonic ooLLbaE.
A few DAYS since, the Trustees Of the Ma
sonic College received letter from Prof.
Loventhal, asking to be relieved RON ms oo-
legation TO takecharge OF said College, on The
fourth Monday In this month, and tende' ed
his resignation, giving as his reason Tor 50
doing that he was unable to procure the assist
ant teachers promised. The Trustees there
upon called a meeting, relieved the Professor
from his contract and accepted his resignation
And at subsequent meeting OF said Board
the proposition before them proving sa'isfae-
tory, the services Of Col. 5. A. Newell have
been secured to take charge Of our College as
principal VINO toge'her win '"o assise.hS'
wiii commence their school Oh 'he DIE. "on'
day in October next. Inc Ooione, nA' nere'o,
fore had charge Of this school, and was urged
by very many OF eur citizens 10 again assume
It's charge prior 70 the contract wllh Professor
Levedthal, and his experience WIN 'he sue
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In accordance with our suggestion last xtsk
the ALLOWING veterans Of the Mexican war
met at the JOURNAL Office on Saturday alter
noon lssls Reuben Williams, p. r. Hays
John Dickinson. T. 7. Davies, J. y. Higssns
and Tho~. Hsshes The meeting was organ
lied BY the election Of P. =. Hays chairman,
and Reubsa Williams, Secretary. A series Of
resolutions were Adopted and forwarded 10
Corporzl J. +. Huber, Secretary Of Louisvills
Legion, q copy Of which We have mirpleeed)
and Mr. I. T. Davies was chosen 10 isr~sent
the veterans Of Lincola In the Convcniion at
Louisville on the 22nd Mr.. Davies was
taken very ilion Sunday night and eon-e-
qusn,ly the veterans Of this county were With
out representation In the Convention.
Il was the desire Of The veterans present Al
this nee lns that The veterans Of Lincoln
county form an Association. % that they can
act In cacert with the state Association, and
10 promote friendly inseroourse among ths
Survivors u Ne Mexican war In his cour..ST
For that purpose il was Agsssd that messing
be held Al Stamford on saturday. a = o'eloci
y. a, October ssh, 1873; and the sssnsAz|
was requested 10 ssiiiy all ne veterans In
county u the time and plaes q meeting.
request their atssndxnee. The Secretary
possession Of tho following nance Of u
residing 10 Lincoln county;
| Captain Wm. Daugherly, s<ssszn1
Hlgssns, Corporal q. B. Cooper n ~
WIN. Burton, Willis Brown, saith
Thos. 0ooch. David Howard. r U
=. Beazlsy, rhos. Hughes, Rsab<
Juo. D. Dickinson, T. 7. Dasi<@
Cow1n. Veterans who-s n.ue1
on the foregoing rols. are ufE
10 end their names 10 keoi1
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Fn. rain. on Monday and Wednesday
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... ----
Local sslss and osnsf> lxoveneni- .
LAND AND cnor srr7<~-
wsSrrp. II |;
A numbsr one mileA - bass ~
Thomas Richard. |
ron sArk. II 4,
SIS or seven shor,uehbredrots 81 y "
Prize. reasonable. Apply ,oI0 p ham-'<.
srsrRxI xurx ~En 4
Me~ss. c. II. Roches,er AID John o Nc.
Ali.,er rni-ed little bree.< " 'he mule mar
ket Ire past few days, and bought seyerailes-,i,
via: on Thomas Shank, 70 2yearoids Al
sfio Der head: n Fr>ntlin Ow.ley, 10 head
a. sics; Of John Miiler, 10 head At $40. |
runrSc s>ln,
We learn u Il stock Al Mr.. J. D. Adams
sale, In Gsrrard county, en- the 2ad in<s4 old !
we'll, ss did all other property offered. Col
WIN. Elkin vas The auc'ioneer, and showed
fne capacity for hi- business, by Nj aa.he- Of
wit and the exercise Of quick pereep,icn |
kept everybody In good humor, and eve AZ
eye TO the main ehance, namely, the rea'ta-
ton Of the best prices obtainable. One sp''r-
did p~ir Of mules we're knocked dcwn pI
Messrs. Rochester a McAlisier for 500.
rnromfAriox or nLoopED Stock
Very few pcross are aware Of the extent
Of the direct impcrsstions Of blocded hor-erl
In America. There have been upwards Of $50
imported Thoroughbred gentlemen hoses
broneh, nom England 10 America before and
since the Revolutionary Wan, up to the ycas|
ls72 Even moro Of the gentler sex havr
been impof:ed. N
rocaL srocK Trade
We are snabled 10 quoss few local public
..s n; ~. ?, ksalszf h|Daek, which v''l.
sew. !. t. erissriss q she msf' 2.
tute repostcrs have exercised unu''
70 ret in po~-e~-ion Of The f.css b res>
the hos c.stl. transaction Of this rec''of
namely, the purchase of J. 3. owaeys ca'''
BY burnside a Anderson, day orsvo s'se'
hut secrecy seems to have been eniosred upc
everybody connected with the tpn<acxios
"a. j.. 1. ;,,;,,.,.5 sb.t thcrr an ~ IN Al,
g. ~. ~, ,,,l
ooanv ro,ne '"ice ?, o'' ~ - ~,
that must Be secured before TINS nessy @'e
made public. We are reliably informed !
reference to the matter, that Mr.. 0wsley ha
iVz extra rev ie ca'''s' "e's".'s ~
: Ms, for which he vs> offered few days ng
; Sic, bot demanded 81, and declared his In
: ssn,i.o 10 have hi price. or eat <rrry one q
a.. Ts,. i. an w. tpov .boo, the ,,ap.ac
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Elder Jenaing- q Au-sr-ilI( 4 one Of the
'scce.iins students Of The Bi'tle college IN
Kentucky University.
Elders Walden and surbrr ~iyl conmence
a pro,rac,ed meeting At Antioch cburh, In
0arrard county, to-morro~ (s>'hgdsy) 900.
Eldcr- King aud walden have bes( holding
sgin,e'c-'iag meeting At RishsviIls sc- NJ
sxnrlay.
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by judieious Advertising you can
held and enlarge your present usds
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A number Of good horses and aged mules
were also sold here to-day, at fair prices, 10 j.
II. Ingram, J. C. Patton aud Others, for the
Southern market.
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DEslRAntE TONY Property
(
FOR SALE


w.ssss @, .,s. on in<rl r~, - pTs,vsy N
which Jarpb nudw new ic> <'H,'~1<'a ne
ssuthers s1lburt> q s'an.sq ~ 4 e'rtAes hvs
scrsz, snd IN re<Idencs , ErAi< e's'ss& rit'@
ssoa ss.ta and nsce~ary cd d'rf md Seve'-
&rd. KY ~ V~'Ht
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IL n s: =; = :: Is; { Y; !. 81 s
4 Il y ssliea Inst suca : deulnnla 1r1n Arm = -
stock, catse znd hogs czree> b pafr41nt e'HwH!<
have deicrsssd V ss an ths sbsss pvsPvFy ~'aA-
eut r1sru y - :. ..|..., :. !. \. y.
thln' cssh on delivery o; po->s@Ioa V<1 q !sn.~V
se1t) aud one third n AZ, end - 49, t1IF4 -
tvesv< rou1thr. fou Isth jr1rA =. j&M ><r'nE -
30 ID VI ~ approved -eauf ~. n . -. . =
/ WI >to3 The p 4a'~ SO JOCK - -1X ~. y
p s Is s. Il a. e e. < hsY ~.
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RAJ and PA
A Small, Good Fard
Stanford,
IHoR0ul6H-B Re D no

| cAfrLH, Tzode, -
rAs sslr.'spsa, having as',F~'s] Y
v eti,ses<lay, Ocaebev ~pn<
g =. gss'S 4 :ss l. 1910 s.:1s<
- % ~ h.s ie&1 bliir. W. hsu <<1>1
cntr-11ss Asr>n h-sIaf ~
dssl|IsS ,5os a; - - Ara. ~
,eai X ~ s. ldInr sr.cxs' 4<i.Es 4 q.
There !. *oa..ds ~ sas... z g ~
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~! q, 1,z,s..... .! ..,. ;ss. :; !!
% ~eii tao< p peet ds.!ip.ise 4 ~
Inpol.ed scslhi4o. ~ her dan 10 rAsl
BY .nnx - Icrk@@Ir< AI<r . >rrtErf
al1sour>, a md oaI u che above mere a.
.scknrax efldips. hrzs, 1sst's nd ~
Ir<c, xsli-,rokc rorf .1oIs. shat wIk~uIH
double, end esy whcre nc nlsx - p'H<3
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SALE OF coUSTY BOWS,

Proceeds Of which are to be expended In the
building Of our new Court House, reported rs
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NEW DRUG STORE.
SHELBY CITY. K4

TANEs u. wiLsrkNS
~ meni al netions. -
vhics h. \ ofIss...s q
" h.d si-s~hsse. Az
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RHaL k'S2.a2R FOR S.iZE.
HOTEL FOR SALE!

A. wish 10 change my business. ! will sell
my Hotel ~ East Thetiord tn any one wishing
10 go into the business Mt u bargain. have
also nine acres of river land near the hotel
| will sell with 1t II desired. The household
furniture win also be sold with the hotel, II
wanted, Terms easy.
have also good Farm, ona mile from the
Hotel and depot, and the same distance fion
Tfotiurd Academy. containing q acres, good
fruit, innnI ny water to house and barn, good
comfortable buildings, cost me 5000, will
sell 1t for sl6OG Fences are most al good
stone wall, Terms easy.
have alao another Farm In the Enst part
of Lyme, n. H., containing GO acres Of land
uiee apple orchard. Uldish buildings . big
trade for any one that want. back YARN
plenty OF wood and timber on the farm. Will
sell IL for 500, an Easy terms.
Also n pasture and wood lot Of 20 acres
more or less, near the above named farm, will
sell for 1900 on easy terms,
Possession given at any time on any Of the
above named property. For particulars. ad'
dress, =. s. SLACK.
East Thctiord, W.
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p. p. Ripley once again retires
from editorial life and, in despair
aud grief consequent thereon. the
Orange County Eogle has spread it's
wings and finally departed the coun
try. The Eagle in some way heard
that the Graphic balloon was to
start Friday and on the next day
took its flight in hopes, it is suppos.
cd, to overtake the great aerial shin.
The balloon having collapsed, the
bird will continue its flight in upper
air, and heRceforth be to that what
the Flying Dutchman has been to
the sea.
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SEWING MACHINES.

r"'s"hs wishing TO purchase a sewing ma.
chine, are invited TO examine the Davis Vert
ica Feed shuttle Sewing M.ehine. This is
the very best Of the first class. machines.
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FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his Farm, stu
a,cd mile from Bradford Village On Prospect
uill. containing about 20 acres of valuable
isnd "'o. ilonse built years ago. New Horse
bafu and other buildings nj. good. Sugar or
chard Of $50 trees aud wood aud timber enough
for The farm good fruit orchard, good running
water at house aud barns, Terms OF saIe lib
eral Any one wishing to puretase will please
call and see tho premises.
G.. d. BROWN.
Bradford. Vt Jan, Is, 1919 3t'!
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Fine Valley Farm
FOR SALE -!

Tue farm contains $50 asres--sixty Of heavy
woed and timber. with Sugar Orchard of 5000
trees. within 100 rods buildings Apple Or
chard Of $50 Trees. grated fruit 40O,O 900 f..
of Hard Lumbar, mile from Saw Mill. The
lumber is worth - per thousand il the log NJ
the Mill and 5000 cords Wood. The farm
cuts from 30 to 40 tons of llay-with Ma
chne--iO0 loads Of Manure in the yard
House Il Stories, with Eli finished from col
lar TO garrett. Barns and outbuildings all good
Running and never failing water at house aud
barns, located within I milk Of Straf-
ford upper village IN Orange CVcnty near
churches, good schools. &e.
Will be sold for g., 100. Terms easy-S600 to
$1,000 down, the balance $500 a year. a good
working man eau pay for tho FARM M two
years III Sugar. or in three years IN wood And
lumber, .nd have plenty lett. This is the
greatest bargain ever offered in Orange Coun-
ty.
A. RUSS
Bradford, VI. Dee. 4. ls72.-2Stf
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PremfmD,s aWdrie fbD tho

PremfmDis aWarde fbD tho
Orange Co. .Ag. association
Iucla', Wednesday arI Thurs 'ay,
September l6, II and Is, 1873.
Stations.
LIST prem. q yrs. old and over
Henry johnson, W. Fairlee. $40
2nd do. Z. NJ. Huck,ns,
T"pshsm, 6
81 do. y. EiAby, Chelsea, g.
LIST do. 4or 5yrs. c. Jones,
Bradford, s.
~ do. John Chapman, CvIjnth, b.
3i do. Ichabod Rowe, q" 4.
lat do. 3 yIs. G. Jones,
Bradford, 5.
2nd do. II. Grow, =. Corinth. g.
LIST do. 2 yrs, Putnam
Hayward, Topsham.
I'd do. Frank ason, Topsham Q.
Mares.
LIST prem. jesse White, Topsham. S.
End do. L. T.. Johnson, Bradford. +
Sd do. II. w. Bailey, Newbury, 3
LIST do. 4 yrs old, j. W.
Cleveland, Chelsea, G.
End do. l.. {. Kinney. Picrmont.
Sd DO G. &. Taplin, Il. Corinth, 9
The premiums would have becl
awarded in q different manner
were 1t no, for the by laws and reg.
ulailohs that govern the Judges.
who were of the opinion that Mr.
Phillip Tnlley of Bradford, had tn.
best brood Mare g. Colt. (colt sired
BY Nenluckey Prince Of Bradford
and would have received the firs
premium, but the same was award.
"a them. 2 years ago, also q. ".
Stevens Of East COrinih, had nor
q premium been awarded him las,
year. There were large number
Of very good Mares u Colts and
only three premiums, therefore only
three could receive them. The
Judges would have been very glad
TO have had another premium to
award Troop Draper of Bradford,
for a nice Mare and Colt, also MIR.
Bailey Of Newbury should have re
ceived another, for bis Morgan
mare & colt, but We could only Civ.
what we had, hoping to please all
another year. should We have the
tax 10 paitoim n. Bailey, Hayer
hill j. - Heath, Ihciloid; j. a.
sawyer, Boston
Colt ) years old. Isl /. II.
Merrill, Chelsea. 8.
2nd ALDER, Chalmers, New bury, 3.
81 l.. Z. Kinney, Piermont, /.
LIST. : years old, VIM. Dodge,
Thcttorl, 3.
"a Phillip Tully, Bradford, 9.
LIST yr old, Phillip Tully, 2.
Matched Horses.
1st prem. John Haselton,
Oxford. s.
"a Joshua Knight, Corinth, 6.
RoadsterS.
LIST Parker Wright, Oxford, 10.
I'd. c. Robinson, Chelsea, s..
Cattle, Short Horn.
LIST, on Bull, 2yrs aud over, NJ. Il.
Chamberlln & Son, Brantord, 10.
2nd II. S. Bailey, Haveihill, 8.
list. Calves, NJ. Il. ChambcrIin
aud Son, Bradford, @
I'd NJ. K. Chamberlain & Son, l.
LIST, cows, g" {" {" s
I'd, W. q. johnson. Bradford. 5.
LIST, heifers 3 yrs old, II. Il.
Chamberlin Il Son, Bradford, 4
LIST. ! year, NJ. II. Chamberlin, i
q Son, Bradford 3
s"d. " =.
LIST, Heifer Calf, 9" 81
1t has been frequently oh
Jected iothe Short Horn cattle thai
their color WAS Objectionable, SO
large a proportion Icing uhi,e but
this Objection has, III great meas
t're ben overcome, 10y skillfu
breeding, and we were pleased to
notice that in the herd Of Messrs.
Chanherlin. the red largely pre-
dominated, there being only lust
enough OF the white to give them a
symotrIcal and pleasing appearance. |
Attorneys.
LIST, Bull 2yrs. Z. \. Manson.
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