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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-08-19
Suspicion of Foul Play.


ey, son Of Thomas MackeJ, residing
near New London, this county, left his
fathers house for southern Delaware,
for the purpose Of purchasing cattle, be
being a drover. That was the last time
be was seen alive by his family. On
Friday of last week the body of a man
was found in the Chesapeake & Della
ware canal, near Odessa, Delaware. lie
was unknown, and upon his person there
was nothing to identify him, except the
initials ar. W. NJ" iugraved upon his
tobacco box, and a pass book contain
ing the names CT parties in tae vicinity
Of New London, and Jennerv,lie. No
effort was made by the parties finding
the BODY to ascertain from these refer
ences n the pass book, any clue to the
dead mans history, but after hasty
rial and verdict Of accidental drown
ing, the body was inferred. Later,
however, news reached Odessa that a
person closely answering the descrip-
tion of the drowned person, was miss
ing from New London, and Immediately
parties started for the fathers home,
where, after description of the corpse
and the exhibiting of the articles found
upon the deceased, the distressed father
proceeded to Odetsa and had the body
disinterred and brought home for burial.
From the fact that the deceased was a
drover, and that he left home with
large amount Of money and when found
was penuiless, there is suspicion that
his drowning was not accidental, but
that he was robbed aud murdered. We
have not learned whether or not any
effort will be made TO investigate the
affair. Tie deceased was about 30
wears old, and an unmarriee man.
Since writing the above We have
learned the following further particu
lars, in relation to the case of MIR.
Mackey: On Wednesday of last week,
the 29th, he drove to Newark, in Del
aware. and there fell in with man
named Joseph Taylor, living near Jen-
nerville, Undertook former home
After drinking together freely, Maekey
aud Taylor drove away together TO St.
Georges. several miles distant, aud
there they drank more, Mackey paying
the bills and exhibiting considerable
money, while Taylor appeared to have
none. This, according to present in
formation. was the last seen Of Mackey
alive; and subsequently Taylor ap-
peared at Odessa alone, in possession of
Mackey's horse ard buggy. aud in stop
ping at the hotel displayed large sum
of money. Driving away he returned
on Thursday, to Middletown, near
Odessa, sold the horse and buggy for
half their value, and disappeared. On
Friday the body was found, and 1t is
now reported that marks Of violence
appeared on it, though none were re-
ferred to in the verdict of the coroner's
jury. TayIor is represented to be a
person of previously bad character, who
mad forged his fathers name and COM
miited other criminal acts
In some particulars this bears re-
semblance to the Udderzook case. The
dead man a resident of Jennerville, the
scene of the great tragedy in which
Udderzook played so conspicuous part.
The secretion of the body and to make
it appear as though the man was drown
ed. We await further developments
with interest.-Chester County RepuJ-
/ iicdn
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I'm the Orphans Court of Ju-
niata County.

Ts .4anie E. Parker and Mary j. Warner,
formerly Mary J. Parker.
Notice is hereby given that on the Goth
day of April, 1874, the petition of Isaac
Snyder was presented to the said Court,
setting forth that Thomas U. Parker, under
and by virtue of certain proceedings in
the said Orphans Court on the estate OF
Andrew Parker, Esq, deceased, became the
owner of certain lots of grOuad situate in
the borough of Patterson, Juuiata county,
being lots numbered 96, 80, 10. %, So, 81
5S and 50, and entered Into recognizance on
the 4th day of December, 1865, to pay 10
T.. ID. Parker, Rebecca c. Parker, f. S. Par
ker and Williams Adams, guardian of Mary
J. Parker. and K. {. Gailaher, guardian of
Annie +. Parker, each the SUM of seventy
five dollars and eighty-five cents immedi-
ately, and to each of said persons the sum
OF one hundred AID fiity-one dollars and
sixty-ive cents, with interest, on the 4th
day of December, 1866. which said recog-
nizance is recorded in Orphans Court
Docket, Z, page 237 That ON the Ind day
of May, 1866, Z. ID. Parker, L. S Parker
and Rebecca c. Parker entered satisfaction
in full of the several amounts due to them
on said recognizancc. That William Adams,
guardian OF Mary J. Parker, transferred
amount of said recOgnizance payable TO him
to his ward Mary J. Parker That on the
18th day of December, 1869, Robert &.
Gallaher, guardian Of Annie L. Parker,
transferred amount of said recognizance
payable to him TO his ward. That Thomas
L. Parker by his deed of 25th of January,
1869, conveyed lots numbered 15, 80 and
50 TO William Reese by deed of general
warranty, who paid to him the amount of
purchase money in full $3.50. That said
Thomas L. Parker, by bis deed dated JAN
ulry "a, 1870, the undivided one-half of
the remaining lots, five in number. That
the undivided one-hali of said lots was sold
by Joseph Ard, High Sheriff of Juniata
county, on execution against Thomas U.
Parker, to on the
day of 1872. That Ezra ID.
Parker, attorney for Mary J. Parker, now
Mary j. Warner, and Annie +. Parker, on
the 9th day OF July, 1873, recetpted to said
Sheriff on said recognizanee for the sum of
four hundred and seventy-six dollars out OF
proceeds of sale of the undivided one halt
of said lots, but that said recognizance is
not satisfied, but still remains lien on all
the abJve mentioned lots of ground. That
" illiam Reese, for the consideration OF
500, by his deed OF March 10, 1869, con.
veyed to your petitioner lot No. 16, for
which he paid the consideration in full, and
on which said recognizance was lien
That your petitioner has been informed and
expects to be able to prove that said re-
cognizances have been fully paid to the
said Mary j. Parker, now Mary J. Warner
and Annie Z. Parker, and he thereiort
prays the Court to grant a rule on the said
Mary j. Warner and Annie +. Parker to
appear at the next Orphans Court on Mon.
day, the 1th day OF Septen Der, 1874, t.
show cause why said recognizance should
not be satisfied, at = O'Clock p. N.
W. Ii. KNOUSE, Sheriff.
Aug u, lS14-fw
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FOURTH nAY-SEPT. %.

Premium No. 9, S333., Free to all Horses
to Harness. Mile heats best 3 in 5. 500
to first 500 to second S33 to third.
to enter and to start.
Judge,-John Holobaugh, Porter Thomp-
son, Col. Unger, Harrisburg, DIR. Oris, New
port, Col. James L. Leevey, Cleartield, Pa.
National Association TrottiDg Rules to
govern. Ten per cent. of entrance fee
must accompany all entries.
ANY horse distancing the feld, or any
part of it. shall only be entitled to first pre-
mum. Entries close Tuesday, September
18th, at 9 O'Clock A. NJ
For entries or information, Apply to or
address X McMeen, Secretary OF the AssO-
citation, Miffiintown, Pa.
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DEMOCRATIC papers south are now
engaged in writing IN such way that
the unhappy condition of 'he southern
States cannot under it be improved, but
must grow worse. They are issuing
article after article about the conflict OF
races. What does il all mean Z Do
they Wish to prepare the country for an
uprising against the colored people, SO
as to have an excuse for their re-en-
slavement or what does 1t mean
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Special examinations will be held in the
school house at Mifflintown, on the 10th,
l7th and 24th days of October.
Applicants must pass an examination in
all the branches repaired BY law, namely
Orthography, Reading, Writing, Mental and
Written Arithmetic, Geography, tIrammar,
u. ) History, and Theory of Teaching
They shoBld provide themselves with wri-
ting materials aud apply for examination
in the respective districts in which they in
tend to teach Directors should insist upon
this, and, if poSSiDie, attend the examin1-
tions. The standard of qualifications OF
last fall will be maintained. Examinations
will begin at 9 A. NJ. Directors and pa
rents are invited to attend.
D. L. ROBSON,
aug5 County Superintendent.
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5000 people.
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OFFICERS:
Prssident-JAMEs MckSIGnr.
Vice Presideats- DIR. Lucien Banks, J.
Banks Wilson, Samuel Strayer, ]. b. NJ
Tod 1, Or. Thomas A. BLier.
Duectors-Janes Mcknight, Jacob Su
louff, Samuel b Louden, H. 4. Stambaugh,
Z. Southland Parker, T. ]. Middagh, d. p.
Sulouff, John Hays. J. 7. Franciscus.
Sscrefary-R. McMeen.
Treasurer-T. Van Irwin.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-08-19

REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER has
presented a statement to the Plymouth
Church ommitten. He has also been
cross-examiued. Both statement and
cross examination have been published
He .ays the origin of the trouble with
Tilton was founded Ia the removal Of
Til;on from the editorsfip Of the Inde-
pendsnf. by Mr.. Bowen, the proprietor
of that paper, for the advocacy of views
that were not acceptable to Mr. Bowen
as proprietor, and not acceptable to the
people who were patrons of the Inde-
pendent. He denies the charges that
TIlton made, and declares that he
makes the denial without any mental
reservation whatever. lie declares
himself as against the doctrines of free
love, which 1t was said he believed iu
Both statement AID cross-examination
read well, and in their perusal one can
scarcely help receiving the impression
to a greater or less degree, that it is a
huge aud finely woven ease of black
mailing. Tllron and the mutual friend l.,
Moulton, are two angels, angels fallen,
or Two full fedged devils. Beeeher
asks the mutual friend, Mnulton, to
come forward and tell what he knows
Of the rroutle.
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SKIERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of a writ of Vend. Erponas, Is
ID sued out of the Court of Common
Pleas OF Juniata county and to me directed,
will be exposed to public sale, at tn Court
House, in the borough of Mifiiin.own, at l
O'Clock p. NJ, on SATURDAY, SEP
TENDER 5, 1874. the following real estate,
viz:
A tract of land situate in Tuscarora town
ship, Juniata county, adjoining lands of
Jacob DrOlesbaugh and Abraham Rohrer on
the North, Abraham Rohrer on the east,
Samuel PannebIker and James MillIken on
the south, and Jacob Drolesblugh on the
west, containing 200 Acres, more or
less, having thereon erected i Stone House
aud Bank Barn. Seized, taken in execu-
tion, and to be sold as the property OF Jo-
sePh Calwell
WM. II. KNOUSE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, MiffintoWn.l
Aug. 10, 1874.
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Trial List for sept. Term, 49, 4

l. William C. Porter VS.. The Sunbury &
Lewistown Railroad Company. No. Is
Sept term, 1874.
,. Michael Rager VS.. Sunbury & Lewis
town Railroad Company. No. 10, Sept
term, 1874.
3. Charles Romich VS.. Sunbury & Lewis
town Railroad Company. No. 20, Sept
term, 1874.
/. d. WALLIS, Proh'y.
PROTHoNoTARY's OFFICE,
Mifiiintown, July 25, 1874.
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Dissolution of Co.Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the co-part-
IN nership heretofore existing between
the subscribers, under the firm name of
Graybill & Co., Cabinet Makers, Furniture
Dealers and Undertakers, at McAlistervilie,
Juniata county, Pa, was dissolved by mu-
tual consent on the 9th day Of July, 1874.
The BOOKS are IN the hands of ii. X. Gray
bill for collection, by the lst of October,
1874. After that date the accounts will be
placed in the hands Of an officer for collec-
ton.
J.E. GRAYB1LL.
ii. X. GRAYBILL.
McAlisterville, Aug. 5, 1874.
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A Large FW0.Stury Frame House

thereon erected, with cellar underneath.
The main house is 40xj0 feet, with back
building l5xl2 feet. The house contains
10 rooms and kitchen and has a finished
attic. The building is nearly new, and in
good repair. There is good cistern and
all necessary outbuIdings on the lot
TERMS:
One-third Of the purchase money to be
paid on confirmation of sale by the Court !;
one-thmd April l, 1875, when deed will be
delivered and possession given; one-third
on the lst day of AIril, 1876. with interest
from April !, 1915; to be secured by judg-
nlent bend.
JACOB WILL,
.7dm'r Of W. w. Dqris, decd.
July 30, 1874.
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Department v.

Fine .4rfs, Household Industries, and
.uisceiLqaeous.
DR.. THOMAS A. ELDER, (Mifflixtown,) }
Vice President, Superintendent of Depart
ment.
PAINTINGS, PENMANSHIP, PHOTO
GRAPHS AND MUSICAL INSTRU-
MENTS
Jndges-J- S. Graybill, Chairman, Milflin,
Mrs. Fannie Patterson, Academia, Rev. T.
j. Sherrard, Mifiiin, Mss Annie Robson,
Port Royal, Miss Ellie Thompson, McAlis-
tervIlle.
ta) Paintings, PeHmanship and Photo
grnnhs.
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Department Nv.
ncpdh thnShs A'
Fast Horses, Speed, and all Matters Re
iqting 10 the Truck.

Fast HorSeS, Speed, ana az .hd'tsfs he
iqting TO the Truck.
J.B. VI. TODD, (Pattersnn,) Vice Presi-
dent, Superintendent of Department.
PREMIUMS, $4,000.
SECOND DAY-SEPT. %.
Premium No | - 500, for COunty-bred
Horses. Best 3 10 5. To harness. Mile
heats. S35 to first; SIS to second $40 to
third. to enter; > to start.
Judges-David Cunningham, Ezra ID. Par
ker, Washington North, John Thompson,
William Uish.
Premium No. >, so, for Walking Horses.
s. TO first; So to second; - TO third
Mile heats-best , in 3.
yudges-Isaac Sieber, Lucien DOty, y.
Will, Samuel Berry,, Solomon Books.
Premium No. 3, So, for Foot Race
Half mile. Men and boys over Il years.
81 Ia first So to second 50 to third.
Judges-Same as in Premium No. =.
Premium No. s, s., for Foot Race for
Boys under IL years of age. One-tourih
mile So to first; 81 TO second I5c to
third 5uc TO fourth 4nc to fifth 35c to
sixth; soc TO seventh DC 10 eighth, ninth
and tenth.
Judges-Same as in Premium No. 2.
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.Accordins to a southern paper, studen,
is each day detailed to watch beside the
tomb Of General Lee. in the memorial room
of the chapel of the Washingtcn-Lee Uni
versi;y, Lexington, Va. He IS styled a
..watcher." and his duty is to remain there
during the day and receive visitors, show
ing them the proper courtesy and attention.
As there are nearly three hundred and fifty
students, no one is on duty more than once
a wear Thus the entire southern people,
through their representatives in the Univer-
sity, are watching at the tonib of Lee"
Cheyenne l. smitten with dryness, ari
ih, trees are dyiDe for want Of water.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-08-19

THERE is a manufactory established
in Indianapolis for the conversion Of
the potato bug into Spanish flies.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-08-19

BREAD, CAKES, PASTRIES, PRE-
SERVES, JbLLIES, CANNED AND
SPICED PRODUCTS, sc.
Judges - Miss Ella Wilson, Chairman,
Oaklcnd Mills; Miss Annie Elder, Mifiin
Mrs Phiio Hamlin, Mifilin; Mrs. John Jen-
kins, Patterson; Mrs. James Mcknight,
Patterson.
(a) Breqd, Cakes and Pastries.
For hest bnme made wheat h-,.aI ono
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TIE .rorta .fmeTicon is in favor of
the re election of John Scott TO the
United States Senate.
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Charter Notice.


NOTICE is here by given that the follow
~ ing named persons, James Mcknight,
Thomas A. Elder, L. Southard Parker, Lu-
Glen Banks, Banks Wilson. Jacob Sulouff,
Louis E. Atkinson, r. McMeen, T. Van
Irwin, q. w. McAlister, and others, citi-
zens of this Commonwealth, having formed
an association, styling it the {" Riverside
PARK and Agricultural Association of Ju-
niata County, the character and object of
which is the encouragement of Agriculture
and Horticulture and the maintenance of a
private Park and of facilities for trotting
and other innocent and athletic sports, and
that the certificates of the said individuals
to that effect will be presented to the Hon.
b. T. Junkin, at September term of the
several courts of Juniata county for perusal
and approval and for the granting of Char
ter to and for the said association, to be
called the Riverside Park and Agricultural
Association of Juniata County, to be lOca :
ted al Miffiintown, Pa, for the purposes
aforesaid, according to the provisions OF
the act of Assembly approved the oath day
Of April, A. d. 1874, entitled 50 An act for
the incorporation and regulation Of certain
corporations.
JAMES MCKNIGHT.
IHOMAS A. ELDER
Z. SOUTHARD PARKER.
LUCIEN BANKS.
J. BANKS WILSON.
JACOB SULOUFF.
LOUIS L. ATKINSON.
r. McMEEN.
7. VAN IRWIN.
q. ". MoALlSTER.
And others.
aug. 5-iw
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PROSTATE Gland and Aciiity of the Stom-
ach. For eight years have sold the Bar
osma over our counters with great benefit
to the sick and afflicted, and having Ia 1
twenty-one years experience as Druggist
and Chemist, feel justified in warranting
every bottle TO benefit those afflicted with
the above diseases, or | will refund the
money. +. X. THOMPSON & Co., Titus
vile, Pa, and tor sale by Druggists. Price
81 bottles for So.
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A GRANGERs' PICNIC, last week, al
Fort Wayne, Ind, was attended By
5000 people.
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Ne,c Advertisements.

For best hand boquets (pair) ..-..... 81
best cross of flowers. 90
best heart of flowers s......... 50
best wreath of flowers ......... 50
best hanging basket go. ....... Dip
best stand of flowers. ........ so
MINERALS, ORES AND METALS.
Jrdges-George Jacobs, Chairman, Mif-
fiin; Jacob viii, Miffiin; Samuel Leonard,
Oakland Mills DR.. Beale, Port Royal; T.
Espenschade, Miffiin.
For best collection of minerals from
Juniata couRty .--..-........ , co
best collection of Juniata ores. 90
best display of specimens OF iron
manufactured from Juniata ores 90
All articles entered for which no provi-
sion has been made in the foregoing list,
will receive prcportionabIe premium if de-
serving.
All articles entered for premium must be
reported 10 the Superintendent of the re-
spective Department before O'Clock I'm.
of September 22nd-
On Friday afternoon of the Fair Pub'.c
Auction will be held, whereat exhibitors
will be permitted to otler for sale articles or
stock which may have been exhibited ~
them. and articles for sale viii be So pla-
carded if exhibitors desire it,
Due notice will b. publicly given Of any
excursion which may be procured ON Penn
sylvania Railroad.
All communications to be addressed to
II. MCMEEN,
Sse'y Rirsrside Park and .AgricUltErai .iss5-
c1at,oE, MHiRtorE, Pa.
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Department I.

agriculture, %achinery, Implements sc.
DR.. LUCIEN BANKS, (Miffiintown) Vice
President, Superintendent of Department.
(d) AGRICULTURE.
Committee. = John McMeen, Chairman, /,
Andrew Beashoar, John Adams, Henry Su-
louif, William Cunningham.
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NetC Advertisements.
ONE MILLION ACRES
SPLENDID MICHIGAN LANDS
FOR SALE.

The Gread Rapids and Indiana Raiho0f
has been finished; is $50 miles long. and its
entire land grant earned
In Farmi.g 1 ands 10 .7cfual Settlers, for
Iadiriduais or Colonies,
SPECIAL BARGAINS for lS1l.
100000 acres have been sold already.
The Lands are ,ceH fimjered, making the best
kind of farms. Strong soil. OF great pro-
ducing power. Easily reached by rail or
water. Good markets. Railroad runs
through the grant. Michigan is one of the
least indebted and most prosperous States in
the West. Its schools are Hneqgdiied. Its
financial standing No. l. No difficulty in
transportation Peace and prosperity are
in its borders. Lands from 81 10 50 per
acre. Time sufficient. Interest per cent.
WILLIAM A. HOWARD,
Land Commissioner,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
z. K. l.. PIERCE,
Sec'y Land Department.
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ORPHANS
COURT SALE!

"ILL he sold at public sale, on the
w premises, by the undersigned, Ad-
ministrator of W. W. Davis, deceased, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1874,
at one O'Clock 2. NJ, the following real es-
tate, 10 wit /: A House and Lot of Ground
situate ON the southeast corner of School
and North streets, in the borough of Mifilin-
town, fronting 90 feet on School street, and
l20 feet along North street to an alley,
having
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All horses entered for premium will be
charged ten per cent. entrance fee on pre-
miums above $1,000.
(b) CATTLE.
Judges-Theodore s. Thompson, William
Banks, John Jenkins, LucieD W ilson, Amos
Stouffer.
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Public Examinations.

YTNHE Public Examinations of Teachers
i will be held in the different districts Of
the county at the following times and
places:
Patterson, at school house, August 27th.
NIiHiip,ovn at school house 0Sth
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NetC Advertisements.

For best eve. co
second best do 200
best pen of sheep (not less .han4) 90
best pen of lambs, (do. Go.) ..... 8 90
SWINE.
For best boar, yr old and upwards. so
best SOW, . yrs old and upwards. 30
best boar pig, less than 8 mos old' 80
best lot pigs, less than mos old,
(not less than four)- W
second best do. do 80
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GOOD HOUSE AND BARN

an1 other Improvements, and in a high
state OF cultivation. Also,
PURPoRr No. 3-Being a tract of WOOD
LAND i'll Walker township, adjoining lands
OF Jacob Kurtz, i. Houghawout and Cath
arine kurtz, containing l6 ACRES.
The sale to take place on the farm, Pur-
port No. ,.
TERMS One-fourth of the purchase
money TO be paid on the confirmation of
sale; onc-fourth on the LIST of April, 1875,
and the balance on the lst of April, 1876,
with interest from the lst day of April,
1873. Possession to be given on the LIST OF
April, 1873. The purchase money to be
secured by recognizance with approved Sc
curity.
WM. II. KNOUSE, Sheriff.
Aug 5, 1874.
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PREMIUMS.

For best bull, yrs old or upwards. $40 90
second best do. do. 60
best bull, yrs old or upwards. 6 20
second best do. do. 4 90
best cew with her calf. ......... 500
best COW. 500
second oest COW ow....... 500
best heifer, less than yrs DID,. 6 20
second best do. do ............ 500
best calf under six months Old. 4 90
best suckling.. g........ 500
second best do ............. 500
SHEEP.
For best fine wool buck of any breed. 3 0O
second best do. do. 2 90
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FLOWERS AND DESIGNS.

Judgss-Mrs. Joseph Pomeroy, Chairman,
Academia /; Mrs. William Hartman, Patter-
son Miss Josie Rothrock, Miffiin; Miss
Alice Sieber, Miffiin; Miss Annie Thomp-
son, Port Royal.
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