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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-18

CAPT W, II, CRISP. go Vol and
iayombly known IN this city, with
his dramatic company, arrived here
on Tuesday, and will give perform
anco on Saturday night Nt Odd Eel
Lows Hall, on which OCCASION viii be
presented the romantic and chirarlc
drama, IN three acts, entitled, "l)on
Cesar dc BazNn," concluding with the
very laughablc farce Of "rhe Dead
shot, In both pieces those iUvoriIc-
Of Dallas, "Our JessleN and Miss
Cecilia will appear, and we feel salts
fed that they viii receive II generous
welcome from the Dallas public Dur
Ing the evening there will be variety
of popular music by the orchestra,
songs, etc.
Our friends will not fail TO call and
see the Cosm0poltes ut Odd Fellows
hall tonight These fine amateur por-
formers have become great favortcS
with our people, and very descrvedly
50, too. All their earnings ARE for
charitable purposes, and and an even
ing spent with them Is not only pro-
ductivc Of amusement, but one also has
the satisfaction Of knowing that Inc Is
contributing to charity. $50 see the
Cosmopoltes."
A YOUNG gentleman last night wen
to the eastern portion Of the city to see
his "dulcna," and on his way thither
INDUCED in little red-eyc, and arriv-
ed ut the wrong house. Hearing the
rustic of dress he cndcavorcd TO en-
brace the wearcr, IL colored woman,
who finding herself followed by n
stranger, gave cry Of alarm which
wa4 responded to by a large dog. Ihe
consequences was that the dog ana
coat tails occupied one side of the gate,
He says, "Thc course of true love new
or did run smoother"
EVERY one shouldgoand see the Cos
mopolite Ministries at the ODD Fellows
Hall tonight. They have arranged II
nice programme OF music and pleas
ant evening may be anticipated, Th!s
company has descrvcdly become II IA
voritc with the people, and will spare
no efforts to keep up their reputation
Tie music will be Of Il comic and SENT
men III character and in'tispeised win
several luughablc Inrccs. The names
of Messrs. G.. l.. Mclriwether and q,
w. Talburtt rs Managers, ana j. Lee
Rowland, Esq, rs Musical Director,
are II sufficient guarantee rs to the sue
Gees of the entertainment.
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pmniiln .Anirnln OIL.

Absolutely saG, Perfectly udOllew, Ale
wuys uniform Illuminating power superior
10 ggs, BurpI IN any lamp without dHnHPf
OF exploding or taking hrG. MnnninG' u!eI
expressly to take tho place 81 Nolnllr bnd
dangerous oils. tssnlGly under every poSsl-
Bile osl aud its perfect hi n nR qualities nle
proved by It's continued II In over WDOO
families,
Millions of gallons have been sold ana no
accident, directly or Indirectly, lns ever ne'
The immense yenrly lOsst0lilrnnd property
resulting from the use Of rhenp ANA danger
our oils III the United states, lsNppnlllng.
The Insurance companies ana llir 'pllllnl4,
siOnpl8 throughout thrrounti} We0mlhond
the Astral rs the best safeguard Wllrl' iUlps
nru ugrd. Sund t,rcliClnr
For sale AT retail by the Trade generally
and ut wholesale b. thc prOpilr,urs,
CllAS. PRATT y co.,
lOOd&wdm JOS Fulton street, Sew York.
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Sneninl Notice.

City Hall, September 3, is'a.--lt being ru-
mored that the yellow fever Is probably pre-
yailing to some extent in the cities of Gal
weston, Shreveport and New Orleans, and
with the direct communication now existing
between the above named places and tins
city, would earnestly ask that, as u prevent
i've, every citizen use strong disiniectants,
and do everything In their power to keep the
city In Its present healthy condition.
NJ. A. CORNELIUS, NJ. ID.
l57dtt Health officer.
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OUR STORES

VIII be closed on Monday, the
12d Inst, ana Wednesday, the
LIST Of October, ON account ol
Holidays. Our friends, casio
mcrs ana The public generally
please take notice.
SANGER BROS, Main st.
GOSLaN 4 co., Mnin ~.
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Dallas, September le.--we have the plea
.ure to inform our friends and the public
that we have temporarily opened an Office
In town with Messrs. " @. Randall 4 Bro,
until the completion Of our new building
corne, Lamar street and Pacific avenue, and
are prepared to receive aud forward cotton
~ usual. Is2di0t B.F.I.UCE q co.
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Philip Werlein, wholesale and retail deal
err In Pianos and Organs, Office and sales
rooms Nos. 500 Baronne street, New Or
leans. Qualities better, prices lower and
terms more favorable than at amy establish
mcnt South. Large sales fully attest these
statements. Pianos sold on payments OF
Sl2 80 and SO per month If preferred. Philip
Werlcin's Is the oldest music house, and also
the largest piano and organ house in New
Orleans. One-fourth million copies sheet
music of all kinds. Send for price list and
terms. l23dtf
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IIUTCBSINs.


twelve lots zone block, on the prine'P"'
husineSs street Of thclown of llnlchlnS, on
the Central ,Ilailrond, In Dallas county, 'oF
snls Al low prices, Apply To
JOHN W.sWlNDELLSl
Jyljdtf "''"' "'''''
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The 0aIcial Paper OF The Cl'y
.IOu WORK.

we have the facilities and she work
men 10 do nv good work, ana ~ nv
law rates, as can be- done anywhere
and we mean 10 do u. hiring so"'
ZINE Bob work 10 TINE bAhhf nh"
AID 0FFIoE. Csrncr Finn ana NOUS
ton streets.
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NOTICE.


t)f Shreveport, Is our authorized agent ior
that city, TO whom parties DESIRING To adV'F'
Use In or subscribe for THE HERALD are re-
specially referred.
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NOTICE.

A partner In wanted, with 81 900
cash, 10 invest In = proatahic business
already estabItshed. Cali At A. Fox 4
Bse~.. Elm street, ~ address !. q.
bs~ehhox ~. pslias, isodlws
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Geo. M. LittlcfIcld a. Co., fur
niture dealers. have moved OBJ.
positc the Scott House, Elm
street, where they will remain
until their new brick building
il completed. ll7tf

1t Is economy to use Dunham's Yeast Pow
der. For purity and strength 1t hasno equal
All who use 1t, like Il, and recommend IL tC
their neighbors. Observation-Disclosures
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For Rent,

The southern Hotel, situated on Main street
The street ears pass the door every ten min
utes. Apply to
i77dlO, THOS. FIELD.
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Rillinril Tables.

Agency for the saleof +. Brunswick & Coz
billiard tables, improved cushions.
w.K. ORRlCK, Agent,
l77dim jefferson ST., two doors from Main
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Hest tonic known for chllls, IeYors, oonNli-
patton and indigestion, For sale IN Dallas
BIZ i. j. FENpLEE,
lsid8m Onlco saloon.
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Ennrdinll.

a few gonllcmon nny obtain bonding ~
the residence of no late Dr. j. W, ilNyei, Oh
Coehrnn strpet l6dd1t
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Es,,nninl Nntion.

Three hundred cords wood wanted, Ash
preferred. Apply to ca, Don't n Co., Office
City Railroad. ljjdtt
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| The best assortment OF Havana and doincs-
tic cigars and Virginia tobacco in Dallas Is to
be had at T, Rcinecke's, opposite Cosmopoll-
| tnn hotel li7-dtw
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For Rent.

The second story of Clark Il Bryan's new
building, corner Main and Lamar streets
Apply to. Clark II Bryan, west side puolit
Souarc, l6idti
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ST. LOUIS &S0UTHEASFBRN RAILWAY
CONSOLIDATED
"Nns!syilie Shortest lime"

" NuSesStatc 'SMVftest RibUc
And direct route to Belleville, Centralia,
Cairo, Shawneetown, Evansville, Memphis,
Vicksburg Montgomery, Mobile, NcwO Orleans,
Galveston, Nashville, Chuttahooea, Atlanta,
Macon, Charleston, savannah, Knoxville,
Bristol, Lynchburg, Richmond, Norfolk and
All Points South and Southeast.
Good Reasons why this il the Preferred
Route.
II IL the only line running Pullman Palace
rawing-room Sleeping Cars through from
81 ,ouis TO Nashville without change.
In Is the only line under one management
between these cities.
1t is the only line by which passengers can
save from 90 to 200 miles travel, and from six
TO twenty-four hours time.
IT Is ~ Is CHEAPER from st. Louis to
Nashville than the circuitous route via LOU
isville.
OUR MOTTO.
QUICK flNEl Coed CARE AND CLOSE CONNECTIONS
New and elegant day coaches equipped
with the Westinghouse Air Brake and the
Miller Coupler and Platform IRE run in all
trains. -
Through Tickets on sale and baggage
checked ut ali the principal Ticket Offices In
Ask for tickets via the "southeas,ern Rail.
". u, pAvESpuRT, F,wINsLow,
,9enl Ticket Agent. General Maneven
a6wlyado ". LOUIS 81, Louis
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w a ~ "a RI - F..

A competent man is wanted to solicit BUSH
ness for The Dallas Planning Minis and Wood
working Machine shop. None but ihoi-
ougly energetic and practical men need APP
upon every DESCRIPTION of work pertaining to
the business. lS1dlW
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100000 Eeat OF Lnmber.
Ninety mites east of Dallas, 4. =, r. X
sll per NJ. Apply to ". Il. AuI1,
lS.dtI Real Estate Agent, nallw
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REMOVAL.
SAVE COST AND TROUBLE.

On and after Monday will proceed to col
lect MI taxes due the, city, special Central
Raj road, special FACT tic aud I'D valorem ioi
the present year, as the law and ordinances
direct, irrespective of persons. Tho city needs
the money, and the Council has again order
ed the Immediate collection.
lSldtf ID. KING, Assessor and Collector.
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go 10 Daycnporf's, on Gim street. ior
lomons hN iIle nor on G0x0n. lIll
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Tnrl,itnre,

FnrnitIce,
Bedroom set for sale, nearly new Apply
nj this oicc
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

IAhD, Having brculgp sntl.a,..,
Is ilr Will OF the ppuplr of nnllns t,,, ',.N II
posed IN ihc Muirn party I'M tbun hn,y OF
uhlra 'g'Nlng thuir NIlllasus ,honiI Vaual'
NOR cl1ims ~ toe pimnry elret 'uuMll
hel,d on the lll day Of october, / hctril,' 70 V
"i1r ny n .,id , iM candidate Tor DI,igyo",
abide iia results, am and OYER La,ts.,ru 10
= pemoclhJ' nld wll do nothing To- , ", y,
dizo the success OF the panty. Volal'
Respectfully II. fArtye,,,
pullus, August ~ 1873. Nr,VVN,
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Jylsltf
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-09-04

they will be required to fill and return to the Executive -Committe. on the second Tuesday in. December, 1873, of the fol- lowing particulars. 1st, the nature of the land; 2d, the quantity of manure Gf anyl used the proceeding year; Sd, the manage. ment of it the present year, the quantity and kind of manure used, the quantity of seed sown or planted, the time of blow ing, narrowing, sowing, planting, weed ing and hoeing, and in case of ashes, lime or plaster being used, the quality, manner and time of using it. The quantity of land shall be accurately ascertained by actual measurement, which must be at tested by an indifferent person, and such competitor shall exhibit fair specimen of the quality of the crop; the regulations re- garding the measuring of crops will be in- sisted on, and premiums will be withheld where they are not fully complied with. Competitors for premiums are referred to the foregoing Rules and Regulations of the Society, to which they will be requir- ed by the Executive Committee, strictly to conform
 s. B. JOHNSON, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-09-04
PROGRAMME.

The Fair Grounds of the Litchfeld County Agricultural Society embrace an area of thirteen acres, easy of access from the village, and we'll appointed in every re- spect. A Half Mile Track is also added for the Exhibition of horses.
 The first day of the Fair, Wednesday, October 1st, will be devoted to the display of Cattle of all Glasses. Sheep, Swine and Poultry. and articles of General and Do- mestic Manufacture. under the Society s tent. The annual meeting of the Society will be held in the Town Hall, at ' o'clock p. m.
 The second day, Thursday, October 3d, will be given to the exhibition of Hor- seS.
 The Premiums will be declared at 8 o'clock, p. m., by the Secretary immedi- ately after which will be pald by the Treas urer at hls office. provided, that all pre-. miums awarded be liable to Q pro-rota de. duction. sufficient to meet any deficiency that may occur in the receipts, to meet said premiums or other expenses. Pre- miums not called for within thirty days will be forfeited to the Society.
 The price of a Members Ticket will be, as usual. $1 .OO. which admits member both days of the Fair, ana entities him to make an entry of stock or articles for Pre- miums :; also to two single tickets of ad- mission, not member of the Society, ex- cept to females on Household MaEufac- lures and Horticultural Products. Tick cts of admission to all others. 9 cents good for one day only. Each Horss 9 cents admission fee, except horses for con- petition, which will be admitted on the second day free of charge.
 The Thomaston Band will be in atten- dance both days.
 For further particulars see Regulations of the Society, at the Premium List.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-09-04

Boys shouldn't steal berries, but the owner of the field is unwise who resorts to shot gun when they do. Mir. Flagg, of Berlin, Massachusetts, has settled for ton. by paying his father $500 for dam ages. with cost of the suit.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-09-04

MT. Joseph D. Strong, IT., of San Fran cisco, son of the Rev. J. D. Strong. an old resident of Granby, has just received the first prize in the antique school of the royal academy of art in Munich, after be- ing only three months connected with the institutions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-09-04

GLASS V-DOMESTIC MANUFACT-
 URES.
 NO. 28.
 For Domestic Manufactures and Fancy Work. a sum not exceeding $50 is appro- priated for Premiums.
 JUDRs-J. Deming Perkins, Mrs. l.. ". Wessells, Litchfeld: Ara. Nathan Hart. Cornwall. .a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-09-04
Sbc fitfb6elS Gnquirer, u, 1. HICKOI. Editor k Proprietor,
 uTcHFlElB, CONN.
TERMS:


 TERMS:
 Subscgtption, per annum.. c1zz<w SzA@c<Thse<s- ---.-- .-..S20O H med F@sA la aaF1nce. 25O In hzm1@@ Co1rzSae the COanty), ,-----.. 200 mae pad n advance 25O T--- -. s-v ,.,-r;s- S0 szwAR euFaezs cts
 Azv szzAsexIhS< wSsAing hls paper stopped with sA@ sxTwzsns1 of k@s szbscxiptiOn, should notify sk shm tSm@ q smh@rxiRSnx or before the term Faat fsr ex7E~zA Any s1hscEiber in arrears de- =SEHag sa ss0R S paper must pay up arrears
 Advertising. ozs SEzzrS Qs izrAesl. n Eeek. .s1 co EAz& week tkere4fsex OPS xs4<ty @aESwts-ssaeRts at the following rates: ----------<iOOOO 93& ------------------------ SS-UO BszEssss c1zas Chaif slaarel. l......... 500 Sperz2A &eEsce@@ 30 per cent additional. Una sps<z&e dzrscssoas regarding thelength of Ea@aFraa1 @cca@EaEv advertisements- Probate Nakhss@ wS1 h@ kEFs In three weeks, and all oth- CT saSSrszze@&ze@ %-t- f." Gull fOrbid) or until srSAzrwd szG
 Tsa=sx 1luszs5se-x are entitled to four changes 4zz11g tA.s1< sezl CEOs Oftener than once a Ts@<ss sr half yszxay advertisements are pay ala szEA-ss-fys al osher advertisements in ad- VzzeR-
 SszVaR @@saces ef EVsh- Death or Marriage are tzs@zssst free sf e1rsss- obituary notices cents FsE kz<-
 Sob Printing. Al kiasAz of hoak and Job Printing neatly and Prumpxfv &an<-
 HSszsns-z CzrAs. weialng Cards, Bill Heads. EzA@Az@ EM2 TSS&@ES. Handhdlls Pamphlets, 6c &r- &ane tn the ks~s style. and as cheap as at any ae8zM m the SEase
 0r1ar@ can h-e sent in ty mail and the jobs sent azEE hg @A1 ga s@AAA by stage. or express. to as< FaEss SF the ooznty, without serious risk or &s&AE-
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-09-04
GLASS 1I-sHEEP SWINE AND

GLASS nI-SHEEP. SWINE AND
 POULTRY.
 NO. A-sHFEP. Best fat Sheep, s2
 2d do Best fine Wool Buck, 3 Three best fine Wool Ewes 5 Thlsea best .ane Wool Lambs. 2 2d do l Long and Middle Wool Sheep same Pre- mium.
 JUDGES. Fine and Middle Wool-M. ID. <. Smith, Goshen; H. o. Morse, ,Litch- field; sherman Hartwell. Washington. Long Wool and Fat Sheep-Dayid W. Howe, Goshen; T. l.. Hart, Cornwall; c. J. Peck, Litchfeld.
 Best Boar eighteen months old and over, 3 2d do 2 Best Boar under eighteen months, 2 2d do 1 Best breeding Sow and litter of Pigs, not less than six in number, and
 not over ten weeks old, 3 2d do 1 JuDaEs.-Horatio Benton, Morris: J. M. Wadhams, Goshen; F. M. Hale, Litch- field.
 NO. 26-PoULTRY. Coop of best FewllaA g % I'd do l 2d do 50 Best pair Ducks. 1
 2d do 50 Best pair Geese, ] 2d do 50
 JuDaEa-D. P. Griswold, Litchfield; Stephen Trowbridge, Litchfeld Henry l.. Coe, Litchfield.
 GLASS Iv-GENERAL MANUFACT- ee URES.
 5 NO. 27. A sum not exceeding $50 is appropria- ate for Premiums on General Manufact- ures.
 JuDaEs.- .-S. D. Northway, Norfolk; F. B. Hand, Bantam; Seth Thomas, Thomas ton.
 GLASS vDoMEsTIC MANUFACT- URES. NO. 28. For Domestic Manufactures and Fancy Work, a sum not exceeding $50 is appro- priated for Premiums.
 JUDazs.-J. Deming Perkins, Mrs. l.. ". Wessells, Litchfeld; Mra Nathan Hart, Cornwall, ] GLASS vI-DAIRY PRODUCTS. NO. %.
 Best sample Butter (not less than ten l pounds), & 2d do 3 3d do l Best Old Cheese tnot less than twelve
 ssaa aas = ? ? Best New Cheese (not less than twelve pounds), 8 l 2d do 3 Best Pine Apple Cheese, Best Faetory Cheese, 8
 JuDaza-Fred. E. Hurlbut. Goshen :: p: A. Beach, Norfolk; T. E. Sedgwick, Iitchfeld.
 GLASS VII VEGEIABLEs AND l HORTICULTURE.
 NO. 30--yRGErABLRs.
 Best and greatest variety of Agricul- | fural Products raised by exhibitor, $5 co
 2d do 3d do
 Best half hushel Potatoes, I | 2da do - e--.. sv.4 -se4 s0 l Best half bnshel Beets, | 2d do 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-09-04

JUDeEs-Eevi W. Coe, Litchfield-Per- Y N. Hall, New Milford-David F. Smith. Sharon.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-09-04

OA4dOo 1F-UENEEkAH MANUFAOI- !. aH URES. ssa{ NO. 27.
 A sum not exceeding $50 is appropria- ate for Premiums on General Mannfact- ures. -
 JUDaEs.-S. D. Northway, Norfolk; F. B. Hand, Bantam; Seth Thomas, Thomas ton,
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-09-04
OFFICERS

OFFICERS:
 President-F. RArcHFoRD STARR, of Litchfeld; Vice-Presidents- D. NORTH. WAY, Norfolk. o. B. WEBSTER, Litchfield, H. BENTON, Litchfeld Sscretary-S. B. JOHNSON, Litchfield Treasurer-JULIUs DEMINa, Litchfield.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-09-04

NO. 20.
 Best .a .Gaeldi1g a Colt, four years old. ! ! Best Gelding Colt, three years old, 3 2d do, 9 Best Gelding Colt, tive years old, 2 2d do 1
 Mare Colts the same Premiums. JUDaEs.-J. s. Johnson, Cornwall: F. M Foster, Plymouth; E. l.. Thompson, Best breeding Mare with foal at food, 5 JUDaEs.-c. B. Webster, Litchaeld; E. : B. Pratt, Goshen; I. Hutchinson, Milton.
 NO. 22.
 Best pair Match Horses, f 2d do 5 SSaa do 3 JUDaEs-R. Battell, Norfolk; s. H. Ms.n MMsit9n, Washington w. H. Bushnell,
 NO. 23-wALKING HORSES. Fastest walking Horse, 3 2d do 2 JuDaEs-H. Merriman, Litchfeld; A. Judd, Watertown; H. W. Youngs, Pleas ant Valley.
 Premiums of S5, $3, and g., will be given to the 1st, 2d, and 3d best lady horaaback riders, the premiums to be competed for on the second day.
 JUDGRs.-J. Deming Perkins. Litchfield: !: J. r. Brewster, Cornwall; c. 0. Hitch cock, New Preston.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-09-04

GLASS H-HORSES, COLTS, &c. NO. IS. Best Stallion, five years old and over, $6 2d do 5 Best Stallion four years old, 5 2d dc 4 Best Stallion three years old, 8 2d do g Best Stallion two years old, 2 2d do 1 JUDGRs.-O. B. King, Watertown; H. J. Allen, Torrington; Henry Booth, New Milford.
 NO. 19.
 Best Gelding Roadster, five years old and over, 4 2d do 8 Best Mare Roadster, Ave years old and
 over, 4
 2d do 3
 JUDGEs-G. c. Hitchcock, New Pres ton; A. 0. Smith, Litchfeld; s. Griswold, Torrington.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-09-04

CLASS VIII,
 NO. 31-ART. The sum of $1O is appropriated for Pre- miums on Paintings, Drawings, Designs, Photographs, &c.
 NO. EMPOWERS. Best general display of Flowers, $3 % Best Bouquet, 2 2d do 1 Sd do 50 4th do 05 JUDGEs-Mrs. c. B. Webster. Liteh- field-Miss Mary Smith, Sharon-Geo. NJ. Woodruff. Litchfeld
 RUNNING RACES. The Society appropriated the sum of thirty dollars for a inning race. First premium, s15 70 do 10 3d do 5 Three horses must enter. Entrance fea 10 per cent.
 Money is to be raised by subscription for trotting races, of which it is expected there will be several on the second day.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-09-04

Beat lot of Cattle, two years old, not less than four in number, owned by the exhibitor, $ 2d do A 5est lot of Cattle. one year old, not less than four in number, owned by exhibitor,
 2d do 3 Best lot of calves, not less than four m number, owned by exhibitor,
 2d do JUDaEs.--O. B. King, Watertown; W. Cook, Torrington; Henry Allen, Bethle- hem.
 NO. IT. FAT CATTLE. Best pair of fatted Oxen, 5
 2d do a Best fatted OK, Cow or Steer, 2 Best Cow, not less than four years old, for Dairy purposes, 4
 2d do 3 JuDGKs-C. H. Merriman, Litchfield; Ralph Crissey, Norfolk; J. Blakeman, Morris.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-16

JEWISH MARRIAGEs.-There is
a deal Of gossip in London about
tile forthcoming marriage of y
noted Gentle gentlemsn to n
daughter Of the Hebrew million
aire. Sir Anthony Rothschild.
There are frequent marriages in
this country between Jews aud
Gentiles. hut in most cases, as far
as We notice, the Gentle gives up
his or her religion and adopts the
Jewish faith. The ex-Chairman
OF the Democratic National Exec
utive Committee, August Bel
mont, is Of Jewish blood, and mar
rled a Gentle lady, a daughter Of
Commodore Perry. The late $. n.
Pike, who was Of Hebrew extrac-
tion. married Il Gentle lady, who
remains a Christian. The Jews
in this country are getting more
liberal in this matter than the
Jews in European countries. In
the course Of time the American
Jews may he absorbed i'm t e other
FL ments of the popu alton. In
the marriage between the Roths-
child lady and Mr.. Yorke, she
will retain her Jewish faith and
he his Christianity. - Cincinnati
Commercial.
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FIRSC.CLASS MEAL.

HVRAVELERS WILL DO WELL TO
stop at the "Twelve.Mile House,"
90 the Austip Road. for . arseNa0s Meea.