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from the Daily Register.l
Wheeling Cattle Market.

August 12.-The arrival of stock at
the Christman yards last week was
somewhat larger than for sometime, but
the prices and quality of the stock is
about the same.
CATTLE-One hundred and one
head arrived which sold at from 2 500
3 Is per cwt.
HOGS-The arrivals amounted to
one hundred and seven head. The ru-
ling figures were 6@6 SO per cwts r
SHEEP-Twenty-seven head of sheep
arrived and sold at from 3 1904 so
per cwt. ~ g.7's .e'as sej zssi = n
CALVES-Twenty one calves were
disposed Of at from a@S 90 per head
accordid2 to siZe. ..-
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EEA correspondent asks, "Where
can more nnscrnpulous set Of politi
eisns be found than those at Athens p
II our friend had asked "where on
earth" can they be found, We would have
promptly answered, nowhere. As it is,
We can't answer without saying "bad.
word" 81 81 .i'''.
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wT The Republicans Of Washington
County are mourning as those who have
no hope. The German vote has departed
from them.and gone to that party whence
no German voter returns. The weepists
are inconsolable. Let great webs Of Grape
behAaged to the knob Of each county Of
hce door.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-08-18

.@ So far as we have heard an express
sion the Democrats Of this county seem
10 prefer Mr.. OLDHAM as candidate for
Congress, unless Monroe should present
q candidate We know Of no Demo
cratic candidate in this county.
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~The Democratic Congressional
Convention for this district should give
an unmistakeable expression Of their
opinion on the subject Of the currency
The contractionists affect to believe that
but few people are opposed to the con-
traction scheme. Let that little gun be
spiked. dofisa'
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EEBefore this paper reaches a major
ity Of its readers the New Constitution
win have been voted on possibly ratified,
probably defeated. The perversity with
which macy would misunderstood that
instrument, and the pertinacity with
which others would misrepresent it, were
. little remarkable. sls@ af @
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EEIf the Republicans of this district
refuse TO nominate contractionist for
Congress, won't they be obliging enough
to endorse GRANT, 50 that his veto Of the
currency bill may enter into the cam
paisn? sjGll g 7i 9
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. Chicago Cattle Market. {

August II. .
GATTLE-The demand is active for
choice, and the prices firm; others are
dull and easy, tending lower. Sales of
Texans at 90 374a4 90; fair to choice
steers,s4 90a6 20; extra to extra prime,
Sc 25a6 80. 1ss' eat
HOGS-The market is firm and high.
er for the best, which sold at 90 GOAT
so; inferior to medium are dull at IS so
as 60.
SHEEP-The market is ffeless but
firm.at unchanged prices good to, choice
81 25a5; poor to common, $3a3 rs. -
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HAfter close figuring and compar-
ison of notes, the Republicans find that
theyIhave not half so sure thing in this
congressional districtas they would like
TO have. They manifest the usual symp-
toms Of men who are 80 leetle skeert." 4
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East Liberty Cattle Market. !,

EAST LIBsRTY, Pa, AugustJ14.
CATTLE-This marke. has nearly
closed for the balance of the week, only
46 head being sold, and they were retail.
ed to local butchers
SHEEP P-Market active and firm for
good sheep, and duh and lower for COM
mon.f sec nj vrn -ds Is es foftss4zf-sl
/. HOGS-Market active; best assorted
heavy at SS S5aS 80, Workers Sc 75a7
80. z. 3.& Il /. X o
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Peace Asked, But Refused. i.

CHICAGO, August 13-News received
at General Sheridar's headquarters in.
dicates that the Cheyennes, Kiowas and
Comanches, seeing the formidable prep
arations made TO punish them for their
recent depredations, are asking for
peace, and for the military to call it
even. Orders have, however, been
issued not to let these hostile bands en-
ter the reservations, but for the troops
to follow and punish them wherever
found.
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NIt is to be hoped that the invitation
TO soldiers to attend the reunion at Cald-
we'll is not a fair specimen ofNoble Coun-
ty hospitality. The guests are notified
to bring their own provisions, and dog
tent for shelter.
"John Gilpink Kissed his loving wife.
Right glad was he to find
That Though ON pleasure she was bent,
She had frugal mind p
GiLrrE being 50 great lover Of econ
omy, II still living. should come over and
give our Ncb!e County entertainers fra
tefnai hug.
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.NesxaYork Cattle Market.

New York, August IA.
BEEVES-Of Oferings mainly common
natives and poor Texans; trade dull and
limited; common cattle could only be
sold at buyers figures, which were very
low.
SHEEP-Quiet at 4!a6c; lambs ex-
tremely dull,i with limited demand at
6a6tc ..
SWINEAReceipts l,75o head, max.
ing 10,l901for four days against 1920
for same time last week.
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Administrators Sale
f REA EST ATE.

OF EAL EST ATE.
TN pursuance Of an order. Of the Prpbsts,
i Court Of Monroe county. Ohio, win .olsf
for sale at public auction, on ).
Sdturday,the 18th day of September 1874,
at / O'Clock p M. in the town Of Lswisvills,
in said county, the following described real
estate, situate in the county and State aaors.
said, to Wit. =
The north half Of the northwest quarter
Of section, thirty-four, in township ave Of
range six, containing sixty sores, more or
less. -''- ''ttEs
Appraised at free Of dover. ~
TERMS OF. SALE-One-third cash N hand,
one-third On the 1st day of April, 1878, ana
ons-third on the tst day Of April, .s7S, wish
interest from the day Of sale; the payments
to be secured BY mortgage ON the prsmisss
sold. A. g. ARMSTRONG;, -
Admir- Of John PAUL, decd. :
aug1s,'74 y-'i "a '1filsb 7F SO ~
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H Mr.. KrssrxeER, Of Athens, was
here last week. He thought Athens
County would give majority for the
New Constitution. We are still in favor
Of the New Constitution, notwithstand.
ing. as, = &C. =
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Hotel ii Property in wRosdsield
FOR LE. ,6.z

r OFFER FOR sALgMYH HOTEL, PROPERTY,
i known As the STAR HOTEL, with
the good win, in gWoodsfelds together with
two lots, an excellent stable, and one imxll
frame dwelling adjoining the Hotel.
Will dispose Of the Hotel with the fuYni.
turs and other household goods, or the Hstsl
without the latter. k,,-,etf..s -ss-.ls,,.f Yr
For further particulars, address -, e
Tegf HENRY MINsrRRNANN, n, /, /.
Woodshsld, Monroe County, Ollie.
july2s. .74m!., !.
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NQW Work.

August IA 4-Flour4 65@6 80, Wheat
l !25@le31.i Corn 80@8lc.ili OATS 80
@62c. Rye 90@l 05. Barley nomi-
nal. -lsas.E g,E sgsas @FSgSz
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Baltimore

August 14.-Flour 4 25@7 Is. Wheat
l 35sl Is. Corn 77ta7Sc. Oats 4S@
SOC. Rye S0caS5c.
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Can Wheat be Raised In Nebras-
ka9 ,-..r

The question is frequently asked, and
Mr.. E. w. Grinnell, residing two ard a
half miles from Harvard, Clay County,
Nebraska, on the line OF the Burlington
and Missouri River Railroad, answers
the question with the following statement
of his success with that crop in 1873. He
homesteaded I60 acres of land, and cul-
tivated 100 acres with wheat. His figures
are as follows:
Breaking 100 acres at 81 pr acre, $500 90
Second breaking l so I" $50 90
Sowing, 80 90
Seed wheat, $50 bushels, $50 90
Cutting & stacking,$s SO pr acre, $50 90
Threshing, 44c per busbel. 90 90
Hauling 24 miles to market, Toe
per load, Al %
Total, $3.50 25
The yield from this 100 acres
was 1900 bushels Of wheat
ct 92c per bushel, a S2,O24 90
Profit, $1,103 Is
Placing the value of the land at IS per
acre, the price at which the Burlington d
Missouri River Railroad holds its lands
adjoining this farm,it will be seen that the
profit of this single crop Of wheat has
overpaid the cost of the land on which it
was raised by $500, and falls short Of
paying for the whole quarter section by
less than 800. asr
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Baltimore Lave stock Market.

August 13.
CATTLE-Prices declined 4c on
most grades, under heavy receip's, with
the very best on. sale. at 5 5000 so !;
first quality, 4 o25@5 so; medium to
fair. 3 50@4 25; ordinary thin steers
and cows. 3@3 50. ' y -"
HOGS-Advanced: best grades, 10
@1O so: common, SAG 25. ''.'. -. :. !!
SHEEP-Active at 4@5 25.
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WOOdsfield stock Market.
August l7.-Cattle 2a@3tc per pound.
Sheep 3@4c per pound. Hogs 4ci per
pound. -. ~
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Recognition of the Spanish Re.
public. -

MADRID, August 12-The Impartial
reports that England, France and Ger
many have formally recognized the
Spanish Republic.
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Cincinnati.

August14-Flour5 7Oas Is; Wheat
l O3a1 Is; Corn 65@67c; Oats 45@
471c; Barley dull; Rye S2c
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Chicago.

August 14.-Flour 6 O0a6 Is. Wheat
l o0@1 04. Corn 65@651c, Oats:37@3s
Rye 74c. Barley 974@l 90. lte'sa u
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Notice to Township & District
TR EASU,R e RS.

THE, Township and District Tssasurers srsr
j, required to draw funds. due each township
and District, from, Juns collection. On The 1afk
10th and 2lst Of August, 1874 Those Treas1-
rers who have not deposited bond, for schoSe
funds, with me, are requested TO deposit . copy.
at this Office, before school funds can be drawn
The respective Treasnrers of the townships,
and districts will make their annual settlement,
for school funds, on the following days: SeS.
tember 1st, I'd and Sd. Tuesday Wednesday
and Thursday Of said month"; ~ ,asassss
81. 4 vss II. HOEFFLER,
aug4. .T4td. Auditor ". O. o.
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ge|o 3pSat at'sen''nts'
Republican Meeting.

To'fhe Republicans Of Monroe Co., o:
You are hereby notified that . meeting
will be held in Woodsfeld, ON
Saturday. August 22, 1874.
at ! o'clock p.H., Tor thspurposs 0: slecti4s
dslesates to ths Gong Conssntion,s6
be held at Marietta, on the 26th inst
BY order Of the Central Committee.
sugls,74t1. H, B. HILL, Ch'n.
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( aPhiIadelphia.

August IA Flour 8 50@6 rs. Wheat
l 25@l As Corn 82a84c. Oats 4Sa5Oc.
Rye 93a1 90. 50
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ID DIPHTHhRIA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

- 4
THR plan Of this Company is similar 70 tho tkes
i relief Associations now in operation In
the Masonic and Odd Fellows lodges. TO
obtain an insurance Of 81 900, in the lst Di-
vision, payable within 60 days from the date
OF death, you will be required 70 pay an en-
trance fee of So; annual dues, o.; death fund,
~; total, 81. For insurance in the I'd Divis.
lon. for S. 200, payable at death to your rep.
resentative. the amount to be paid is S23
Upon the death of > member in the $1,000 =
GLASS, each member is assessed from 81 10 s.
~, according to age. to make up the amount,
and five times as much for the $1,000 class.
This is an inexpensive plan Of making pYs.'
vision for ones family, and ID meeting with
success.
For further particulars and Circuiars ID.
dress t SIMON ]. DORR, ,l--
Woodsheld, henros Ceanty, Ollie.
julyss.'54Y.
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$500 %

The yield from this 100 acres
was 1900 bushels OF wheat
OF 92c per bushel, o. S2,024 00I
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-14

Knoxville turf. The following races
came Off:
FIRST RACE.
TrOuug race, mile heat, two best out
Of three, for citizens purse of 1928 /;
first premium, $3.50, second premium,
SO. There were two entries 's fol-
lows:
John McCaul, Orange Hlo--m.
Jack Low, Black Fraut
First heat was wuI 10y Orange Bios
sum time, 2:i9.
Tie second heat WAS also won by
O.uuge Blossom time, 2.4O.
SECOND RACE-TBOTTlNG.
Double teams, geding@ or mares mile
heats, best two out OF three first pre-
MUM, $40 aud second premium, $50.
There were three entries as follows +:
Bell d Bell, and Il. =. McCluug were
the only two contestants.
The first heat was won by Bel q
Bell, time, 4:25. The other team was
distanced and both premiums were
awarded to Bell & Bell.
The next race was a running race,
open to oil for citizens purse Of S0,and
entry fees Of one dollar each. There
were four entries IA 70 lows:
Robert Hood, Bell d Bell, :. A.
| Walker ana -- McBee, S. A. Walk
er's horse won the race, time, 1853.
/ Ihi, closed the races for the day and
the crowd began to leave for the city.
| TO-day there will be a running race
for $50 and trotting race for SO.
REFBEsHNIENT STANDS.
/ John Scherf, mine host Of the Lamar
/ House il runuiuV n uiuIUp hall Sutfi -
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"
O'Clock the Knights were drawn up IN
line IN front ot the amphithcatre,
when George Washington, Esq, al
dressed them in AN appropriate speech
a. aoonj 10 minutes u was simply
lIci,' """ we "'sH we cluld give DO
verbatim, ""a nave H2, me space, Ii
we h"u 'ht Slttth' re was loudly
"pi,",'''i ,l, l., MINI, .D'',i'-t vi II
. fravv i'm tIe fnl,uvyiua nraor oon},
toEinr the number OF RIM. .nnevsd
fO their names
Knight Don RpsLaa' g. w rCr.-
zier. ring.
KNIGHT I. q. T.. T. q pearla,
rinrs
Knight of Peace, w. Harris 4 rino-
Eni9ht Of I-urlIa u. a GannST
9 rinps.
Kni0ht Tvonhoe I \ Mcmillan
ring
KNIGHT of the Lost Cause. =. X
Snepd i rims
TZnigbt of Inc White pI,r,, y n
payne mo- rinps
iinight of Austri, w q rrozio,
rinee
LEnigbt of ionfo'a win T. Cr,i,.
rim, '7'
I[nioht If Hnua g II stro,,, %
rings 017' -
IES"i,,l, ofp, tbi,. win A1ohr,,. Oh
ri,,ns 70 ~ YIN -i"''''
The knight Of Uneka, was declared
Knigh1 0fT q r.. oiIa ssc"nd '''0
ma TEriahts Of . p"oco ,, HTo.+
C,aneo ~ ana t,AUsfri, - ,gl.a +iod S,,'.
IIa tIiird and foTrth Lor"r ann, 'ieo oo ig-
made one rnn which rp.nifed a. in tn ~
IEni,rht Of tho Inst l,.,iS, t,I,;,,. ~ Wy,
rin,,7ar,l tho 0thar t,ro Tr,f,ri,t. ~
mo nina Enights ,r - - :, n,,5I
% 2r-tI,iau rnStr,feI r,r ~, 80 -
hcnn, ,.hicG rss,,l,oI ,n n," 1-, uf.tI,
r If p.aoo tor,in,, mo. ,.,,,. o,,,i H.,
rt,inI,t,,f Ansi,.i', ',,..-. '''' -''0
g'S. IyninG,s iTnn Iii -.-..,sl i-
line iu front OF the amuli.haalrp.
B. when the Judges decision was ans
uCuuNod The GLOWING gentlemen
acted as judges: Col. Hugh McCunu,
d 1r. d H.tr.
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DIVISION FAIR.
OPENING DAY AND FAIa DEspIAs.
Three Assis:an acrrrtarie, Kept Busy
Making EutTirs.
some Fine Stech on She OrOnad aud
More TO Arrive.

flhSl ID
From Daily Chroni.le oct. T.
Yesterday morning the Eastern
Division Fair opened with fair pros
poets for a grand success. From early
morn the road to the grounds was
crowded with vehicles carrying ont
articles for display, and as stated in the
headlines, three Secretaries were kept
busy making entries, and work re-
NAMED sufficient to keep three more
engaged.
THE GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS
As stated in our article in yesterday
morning. issue, are in aspleudid cou-
dition, and present an attractive ap-
peaTaGcc.
Secretary Nuusou, aud assistants
were promptly on The ground, giving
assistance whenever desired.
Col. Il. Is. Iysrwojod, of Monroe
county. Chief Alar-aat, was "a sd on ..a
ground bright and early, auu iv .-
pleasant manner uada every a.a. .e.I
at home
TuG DISPLAY on THE eaouSIs
Was very good raer. ay- q good
display OF agricultural implements. ..
which w. W.. -rgaIz I'm. rt.a u.....
head
MI EIIs.U. occupied Oh. -.H.
shed laal .a- year. sn. ha- Eu.
disr!.. .Inn.-. lUaH..... H...
haok. a.U-.r.ua WAGON. and pre-.
TO bring ou. .o HsE O. .I-.H e..I....
Clara.e. Ia#. iii. w..s rel ...
ton E.a Tennessee m.u.or.u...
............
i.i- 7'o'.. I'D
Il seems there As- .@ % 4" BE- ..r
ton Ia d .l lHI- '.i .r.H. Way. here
to!UIe' .'N '.. d..
matsa5 s3 Tlr5v.f..s Ar-.,rv .....
10 some .,4-v fine STOOL. 81. tH- ,-r,rr,.,
we rrfiea'g a mum .araf fine c4.t.. on
The or.urg INIT failed ID obtain ...
name of The owner fumn-. instances.
Amone them. however. wa noticed a.
fine Durham bull tile property Of tLu.
Earhe-', 81 Bristol Gle c.iIs bin
haA-c -a.' Avery Lemon yi Lee
nor S .1'".lyb. mas N..t h4t jersey
null AiI' IL. d '>-t4s-r i.a7 sem very
me cat-.e 'u il@ ground y b=Euu
bull the properly Of Up Anderson
county Mau Was much aamifta. W..
b. Stokes ms very Lhe Durham hu..
on the ground, y months OH. -lF
Gallanar mas me DLLAsm p..' Oh
the gTo"nl. Iioa,. jas J.. shields, %
Granger county, mas O me uaTl %
cattle On lhe ground. Dir. I-coaIl
Master-op b d" sixteen head o. sheep OBJ
the ground
AS To- horses lNeTe were quite % large
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Bhr III pay OF stock thn FINEST Eyc,
Seen in EuONvi,Ic.
SECOND DAY.

-,.. "a -. ,...,,Is a., r,,,.., s..,,.
eec,, A., r.nnxv,iTc
...,,,-,, ~
"''"''" ga
Fron Daily ro,iol,, OTIS
g.b. lg,. ,,n.,l ,a.fprl.v with ralh- .
e. 49,,
I'd -''""'H lI'&i 'N'' '"' '''o l''7''' ID
Division Fair, as The clouds threatened
laiu the ,ulile uorninr. hence few
,.,.l.,.,,,.,. ,.,,, ,,,,..,,,..l fora.
p
noon anu scarcely any i"uIeS' anu III
was late in the If ernONn lCfure il
cleared sniff isntly To decide he wealth .
.,.c..,.. .,,.,,i,o i,,.l,,.,,
- ava ''' '',''
large cio"uJo tue sioub"s' 1eGoy the
. time the races came ca a pretty fair
crawl c,u-iapriup au tLinys. lad
..,i,..,i
e"'''''o'
lie Bristol Brass Banu, fIol f. T.
Hacker leader, arrived i'm the city
. Vu.eaa,, ,,i,ht mud ofterciyino snu,n.
-.
. 'Ne'S hlIslc III ."e V''J Ses''l"'!
morning, 10y 9 O'Clock were on then
way T. the grounds, where they fur
,f.L.d ,vc,il..rt r,p-i. duripr, tho
tII..t,..
"'l' tH'I'eHiuS u'''.e'9 c'uslue'"o'!'
The display is undoubtedly the best
i'm most all NJ apartments we have
. ever seen IN NnoA't.je, but especially
SO ia
THa SICK DEPARTMENT.
Which f. acnuovl,lurd bv al a.. Ia.
he I'.. rayrr-,utra degartmeut in the
I,.....@ Division g9ir. Evlyyba..
.g.....,... .,...r-,. .a.. trouble I, fv5u.t. &.
.....',. ..y- I,a- there Is a gr.ra.--
.r.... ,'..r.r- .f.t- wear ala. thew Is,.
l..-...r, i'm Gtg.Eyi1Ip.
In ig. horse ucuar,npul. Col. Joe.
.gg.sar. al H-.gl " county,. entered g.
,r.r.IH trurogi.h..l G.lv. Ya.r.
..gr. several ar.r..- Ugr 4u.p i,is
n#r MAS .r...n. I'm lie arena. The
.D,I,.r g.t.. u.r. DO. u..uglt t.a.
.a.r..g,. p....i fn. .l-.e times a...le
4 .nI
.E. z. rT.,.a. ....taI p brood
.... ... coil. y.. E.e stock. .a
...a .. .... r.I rm.um ,rt
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90 harness and best ge,dlu- on the
ground; So. a. Walkuus, EntEvillc,
best lair uog-,s t'r lu work J. NJ.
Daily, kupzvl.ie, BEST pair horaes for
carriage; H. H. Bleviu-, best stallion
over 8 aud uudsr4 years, aud the best
stallion over and under : years
There were large number OF ad.
diional entries 10 every department,
ANA We viii atpmpa 10 notice a few
below, un the
FIRST FLOOR
Hawkins, Butt Is CO. have a splendid
display OF stoves and Copperware, tin
ware, cOruiCe work, &c, &c. Also n
large wrought iron booking stove OF
their own manufacture. Their dis
play attracted much attention.
Chas. Christian had a patent fam
ming mill on display.
/ he Newport mills made good dis
play Of flour. Several other mills were
/ represented, among them the BgaUner
mill.
y patent washing machine aud boil
. er was exhibited.
a beautiful Fern case, the property
of Mrs. Hough, was exhibited in the
/ floral department.
A splendid variety Of winter peas
were exhibited.
The Eureka shutter and separating
HIAChi''e was ''s' 'N''io''e" "'' '"'7
GJuld's common sense bee hive was
exhibited by G.. w. G.. Gillespie.
Mr. +. IS. Cun@rt displayed heau~
titu rustic ske with flowers, at the
IL Tue A''-lo ,-lthAA DEPARTMENT.
T..r. were several additional entries.
.r.. ,s r4r.rft.- asrr.t,s rrrg3
,...... ...r... Sad. more r,,.f.,s
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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-14

FIELD AND FARM.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-14

Was racking or pacing race for geld
ing, or mares, mile heats, bcst two iu
three. There were three entries: DicE-
inson, Of MOrristowu, Little Frank;
Watkins, " Blacl.hird," and Jones,
jeff Wood"
ON the first heat, Little Frank %
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-14

DINING Inc iTI0I noe u tUc Knights,
young McMiiiau's horse fell and rolled
over, throwing him some distance.
Fortunately r.deror horse We're
injured.
During the display of single harness
horses the driver OF Mr.. c. G.. Camps
horse turned too suddenly, causing the
vehicle to caps2e, throwing the driver
out He held to the reins for some
time, but the animal became frighten-
ed and ran out Of The arena. lie was
finally caught again without any
serious damage being done.
An omnibus on It's way returning to
GCoatiaucd on Foltl7h Pogc.1
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-19
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING IN THE CARSON PCSTOF-
III FICE February Is, 1874
LADIES' LIST.
Mrs P Edwards Miss F C Mayo
GENTLEMEN list.
Armstrong. William NcGrain, Mathew
Breacken. Henry Mitchell, ID
Curle. Joseph Persones. Jesse
David. A Guingley, l.
Haryec, EY Icung, John e.
Jones' Alex Weir. John
ITALIAN LETTERS.
Robert Seller Antonio Valnoac Gin
America Tet-otti rCppe
Delmooi CiCraiZli riCtiil.l:r TClpfr
Michele Br ga t Aadrea Berardo
b. l.. WINNIE, p. III