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Stock on hand not cleared last year, correc
eons included. ....................... llsO64
To-day's exports embraced 1891 bales to liverpool
36AS to Oonstadt ll35 TO New York and 925 to Phia
delpha. 70 which We have added 81 by rail-
keceipts proper since last evening 1854 bales
OGAinst 1855 on last Friday. and lS4l last year.
naking an aggregate since Friday evening Of 1868
baes sgAiust 500 last week aud 248 last year and
since August 81 of llS7,6ll bales. against 2Ol 222
list yeAr-decrease Is, I'll bales
For exports 1t ali ports above report.
TOBACCO-We did not hear of . sale to-day. The
weeks alss sum up TIA hhds. against l64 last week
and 27 the week before We continue quote q fol.
lows: Inferior luss 4@4hc; medium ~ @5E good and
Ane Sk06c; low leaf 6h@7c; medium 7h@Sc; nne
S0lOc, md selections CLIO.
sTAIEMKNT OF TOBACCO.
eeock on hand Aug. 81, 1878. bids. ....... 1885
Arrived past three days............. 256
Arrived previously. ................lol9 10.44s
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 27,sSS
C1sGed past three days........... IS
OeaEed previously. ............ 1883
Broken up for baling city consump-
aon. stc......... -.............. l.oll- 1889
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Below Waiting Orders.
Dutch bark Fritz. Gundersen, from Havre March "A,
to master
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n 'xoS HOTEL
BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI.
L. REDDITT CO., Proprieters.
Terms-s2 so per Day; $50 per Month. Special rates
for families. my2a2m
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New Orleans 2 feet inches below high water marx
Of 1871. NELSON 6oROM.
Signal Service Observer.
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Dom e1ttC Markets.
[By Telegraph

New YORK. May 29.-COmparative statement Of cot
on for the WI elk ending this day:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-26
NOTICE.

John BUZBY, of MofestOwn. In the state of New
O Jersey, Will take notice that rhOs H. Hood
Davis n Sim, James Bonbright Henry w. Gun
daker, John A. Meehen, Saml NJ. Kelley, Andrew
C. sInn solomon S. Miller, and Uriah Fox, part
ner, doing business under the style of Hood, Bon
bright c Co., plaintiffs, of the city of Philadelphia
state of Pennsylvania, did, ON the 10th day of
July, A. ID. 1874 Ole their petition In the court ol
common pleas, within and for the county of stark
State of Ohio, against the said John Buzby. j. G.
Haines A. q. llaines, s. p Haines RebecCa
Haines Joseph BrOsius his assignee, Saml
shimp, and Grelner sourbeck 4 Co., partners, do.
ing business In Ohio des.; setting forth that the
said j. C. Haines A. c. Haines S, p Haines, and
kebecca Hainei, gave their mortgage % said Hood,
B0nbrght \ CO., plts,, on the east part of LOT
number huy-lve lb)l In leeter's addition TO the
town Of Alliance. In said county Of stark state of
OhlO-sald part being tWenty-three,eet and eight
inches In width fronting on Main street. I'm said
town and running back to the end Of said lot be-
tween parallel lines the east line Of said lot being
the east line Of said parallel lnesas the recorded
plat of said town describes and distinguishes said
lOt to secure the payment of slG6i 02lO0 according
to a certain note referred TO In said mortgage
which note was executed and delivered 10 pltlils
| Hood, BOnbright d Co.. by deIts, j. Hahn s., A
| O. Haines and Joseph BrOsius
That the said Joseph Brosius was insol, ent ant
I'm assignment for benefit of creditors, u sum
| Shimp, aforesaid.
That the said John Buzby and the said Greiner
| SOurbeck " Co.. claim respectively some lien O
| llWltol III NHlu ltul estate under tne SAID j. 4
| Haiues, a. C. Haines, 5, p Haines and Rebecci
| Haines.
Andpraying hiatt the said plaintiis have mdgmen
against said defendants j. @. Haines, A. c. Hane.
andJoseph BrOsiusOrthe said am tOfsaidnote wit
interest thereon az the rate of eight per cent pc
annum from the lst day Of June, A. b. lS7l-less
| credit OF Sji3, theron.
And that the rights and claims of the defend
ants John Buzby and Greiner Sourbeck 4 Co. b
determined and concluded.
Thai fhn court n1iudUn rlafutfUg
to be the first and prior lien upon said premise
And order thatthe said real estate premises be sol
, TO pay the same-and the said John Buzby Is not
fed that he is required to appear aud answer sal
petition ON or before the third saturday after III
third day Of December next.
HOOD BONBRIGHT Il CO.
BY JoHN c. STALLCUP, their Attorney
Dated OCTOBER a. iS,i-22WG
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-26
LEaAI.
NOTICE.

nHILIP YODER. Of Coutts Station, In the state
of Indiana, will take notice, that Barbara NO-
der of the county Of stark, state Oi ONO dld on
the 22d day Of October, A. d. lofti hle nei petlu'
lion In the court Of common pleas Wllhln ana lgf
the county of stark Ohio, against the SAID Phllip
Yoder ana Joseph Maudru, defendants, setting
forth that the said Barbara loder plaintiff IS the
absolute owner of the following described real es-
tate, to wit: \ tat OF land situate m Washing
ION township. iu said county of stark, Ohio, join
inc the land OF Joseph luder Jri ON ihe north,
and the land Of j. q A. Baker ON the south, con-
tahiug forty acres of land being the same land
now occupied boy the said planul, and formerly
owuedand occupied by Joseph u lOder, sr,deceased.
That the defendant Philip l0der,i the life me Of
said Joseph lQdersrde dsigned with saldJU,eph
Yoder, ST., decd a certain instrument In writing,
of and concerning said real estate Aforesaid, which
instrument purpOrs 10 be a deed of conveyance OT
conditional contract for sale or electromagnetic
of said real estate 10 said Philip loder,
That plaintiff Is owner Of said real estate by vir-
tue of the last will and testament Of said Joseph
lOder Sr, decd,
That said defendant, Joseph Maudru,is the custo.
dian Of said instrument In wridngsigned by said
Joseph and Philip Y0der,
That copy of said instrument in writing Is at
tached to plaintiffs said petition and made par
of the same.
That the same Is void because Of the reasons and
defects apparent from the same, and because the
said Joseph HOder did not understand the SAINT
when signed as the same Is written In the English
| language, and the said Joseph Yoder could no
read or understand the said language.
That the said instrument Of writing by reason o
the claims OF said Philip Y0der Hereunder ClOuC
upon plaintiffs title % said real estate; and pray
| ing that the same may be declared null and void
/ and accordingly cancelled, and for general relief
! And that the said Philip Yoder Is notified tina
/ he Is required to appear and answer said petition
ON Or before the third Saturday after the third da
| of December next BARBARA YODER,
BY her Attorney JNO. G, sTALLCuP.
/ Oct2g7l-w6
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-26
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS:

In Carroll county, January 4. April 26.
August 30.
In Stark county, February s. MaytSl.
November s.
In Columbiana county, January Is. May
10. October Is.
In Mahoning county, January 4. May
8. October Is.
In Trumbull county, January %. May
81. November Is.
In Portage county, January 4. 8. 0cto-
ber Is.
In Lake county, January 20. May 10
November l. L..
In Geaugea county, January 4. Apri
26. October Is.
In Astabula county, February l5 May
81. November %.
You viii enter this order on the Journal Of tn
District Court and Court Of Common Pleas, an'
cause the same to be published for 3 weeks.
Witness the signatures of the Judges Of said dis
trict, at Canield, this 35th day Of October A.
i'o'ff JOSEPH FREAsE,
PHILO B. CONANT,
CHARLES Z. GLIDDEN.
Judges Of Court Of Common Pleas Of
I4A9l q Ninth Judicial District
STATE OF OHIO,
Stark county, SIS.
LEW. Page, Clerk Of the Court Of Oommo
pleas within and for said Stark county, do hereb
certify the foregoing TO be true copy Of the oril
/ inal order now on file In my office,
Witness my hand and the seal OF our said cour
at the city Of Canton, this 18th day {
lsEALl october 1874 e W. PAGE.
Clerk Of Common Pleas Court, Stark %, o.
Oct 22-4w
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-26
Partition Notice.

EUGENE SauvageOt Mary Florence Sauyageot,
~ Eeward SauvageOt, Alice SauvageOt, and Mary
SauvageOt, will take notice that a petition was filed
against them on the fifteenth day OF October A 1874
In the Court Of Common Pleas within and for the
county of Stark, and State of Ohio, by Frank Sau.
yageOt and others, and is now pending wherein
said Frank SauvageOt Lewis SauvageOt Catharne
SauvageOt, Jacob SauvageOt Louis MOinet and
Adeline MOinet demand arttiOn of the follow
ing described real estate to wit: PartOf the south
west quarter Of section number twenty-seven (27)
township nineteen 49, range seven "a, In Starb
county, Ohio and described as follows:
Beginning at the southwest corner of said quar-
ter section, and running thence with the soutt
boundary of said quarter section eastwardly nine
teen Q9) chains and seyenty-ilye (75l links 10
post thence northwardly parallel to the western
boundary line Of said quarter section two (2) chain
and(9) links to post thence westwardly parable
TO the south boundary line Of said quarter section
nineteen Q9l chains and seventy-fiye (75) to pos
on the west line of said quarter section; theme
south with said boundary line two ~ chains ant
nine (9) links to Replace Of beginning, containing
four az and twelve one-hundredths (l2-l00 acres
more or less; and that at the next term of sal
court the said parties will apply for an orde
that partition may be made Of said premises.
FRANK SAUvAGEOT,
CATHARINE SAUvAGEoT,
JACOB SAUvAGEoT,
LOUIS MONET,
and ADELINE MONET
| By their Attorneys s. MEYER d Son.
Dated this 18TH day of october, 1S74-w5.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-26
HACK LINE.
CANroN&A AKRON Hack.

This Hack leaves Canton for Akron on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY,
Stopping at all intermediate towns Orders len at
Al tioud. American House OF Poitofice win re-
ceiye prompt attention. Hack leaves St. Cloud at
Sa. M. Leaves Akron for Canton on
TUESDAY THURSDAY & SATURDAY
"a. All goods or packageswill be carried at rea-
sonable rates and delivered promptly.
july2H II. L. ANsIlNk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-26
Domestic SEWING Machines.

TITS AN ADMITTED FACT BY PRACTICAL
| Sewing Machine men, that the Donceic can
not be put outof time large number have been
sold from the Canton ONCE and they are gAlllng
liQht running. quiet easy 10 operate, and duraDle
Give Il a trial before purchasing elsewhere.
Sold on monthly payments, and payments 70
ceived every Saturday BY the undersigned. a.
Domestic and Davis Sewing Machine Needles
for sale. Beware Of bogus needles -.
Remember the place, Essigs Dry Goods 5lofe'
Public Square. LEWIS I. htbno' rlo'
iuly1674-m5 auN
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The State Of Oht0, S..


tits hereby ordered that the several terms o.
the District Court and Court Of Common Pleas fol
the year 1875 shall be held In the several counties
composing the Ninth Judicial District Of the State
| of Ohio as follows to wit
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-26
JOSEPH FREAsE,
PHILO B. CONANT,
nuADT.EQ II CTTnnEN
SHERIFF SALE.


JOCIIThn q IVAe' - TIVIIIl !" 'I7VI'
BY virtue of a vendi Exponas issued from the
eourt Of common pleas Of Columbiana Co., o. and
to me directed, will offer for sale at public out
CIV al the door Of the court house In the city Of
Canton, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of Noveuber, 1874,
the following described real estate situate in starl
county. Ohio 10 wit: The south part OF lot mum
her eiahty-nine (s9 being ffty feet mont In lee
ters addition to Alliance. Also tne soatn % par p
Of lot number ninety (9Ol, being MY zee
fronf IN Toeters addition TO Alliance.
sale to commence at one O'clock p M Term Tern
cash. WILLIAM BAXTER, sherih
: '1 Octt2Q74-w5
'ssiill .luiAj u ~ i0l
4dIrHoa liiHs4
- .lll ~. 5 lll1ll2
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DISTRICT COURT:

In Trumbull county, April 5.
In Portage county, April II.
In Lake county, April 16.
In Geauga county, April 20
In Ashtsbula county, April %.
In Mahoning county, Sept. 13
In Columbiana county, Sept. %.
In Carroll county, Sept. q
In Stark county, Oct. l..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-16
n German Murderer Going Home
for Punishment.

From the Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Saturday
y singular case occurred recently in Auburn. III
this State. Yesterday was the day fixed Tor the
execution OF Charles Eggler, Geilnan, Tor the
murder OF Ettie Conkin, IN Cayuga county, a lit
tie over year ago. The murdered giil Was an
orphan who had been taken from the asylum and
adopted by an aged couple living on farm ia the
southern part OF the county. Egeler was EN-
ployed as farm hand by the old couple. Ons
Saturday in April, 1873, the old people went to
neighborns village. leaving the house in charge
OF the girl. On their return they found the dead
body Of Ette lying III the hall, with a dozen
knife stabs upon her person
Eggcr was nowhere to be found. Search was
made for him aud he was captured tue following
Sunday in en adjoining county. He stated that
he had CONS from the field where he WIS at work
after some luncheon Ettic refused to give II to
| him and quarrel ensued between them. She
picked up knife and 1ourished 1t about As II
| she were going to stab hm. He seized her hand
and wrenehed the knife from her She was very
| large and muscular and sprang upon HIM. lie
| said he was afraid she would kill HIM and that lie
| stabbed her in self-defence. Alarmed at what he
/ had done he He'd from the place.
| He WAS tried and found guilty OF murder III
| the first degree and sentenced TO be hanged EN-
ecutiye cemency was invoked, but the Governor
| refused TO interfere The case was carried 10 the
| Court of Appeals and that Court confirmed the
decision OF the lower Court. In this strait his
counsel learned that there was provision in the
treaty between Germany and the United States
TO the effect that German citizens convicted OF
crime could be taken home for punishment, and
rice cersa. The necessary steps were taken and
the assent OF the Governor obtained
The sheriff of Cayusa county brought Eggei
to New York. lie will be imprisoned at Bader
until the sentence IS pronounced upon him IL
that country.
In Germany 10 ole under eighteen years o
age committing a capital offence is punished will
death. Eggler will escape the gallows OF the axe
as he is but seventeen years old.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-16

THE LOUISIANA SuFFERERs-liow 10 Help
Them aud Rebuild the Levees.-The Louisiana
delegation appointed to visii northern cities on
behalf of the sufferers by the overflow of the
Mississippi, addressed a meeting OF merchants
in Philadelphia Saturday, the result of which
was the obtaining Of several subscriptions and
the reference of the subject OF raising additional
funds 10 the managers Of The Chamber Of Com
merce. In New Orians,t on the same day, a
convention representing fourteen Louisiana par
ishes, was held to devise means 10 protect the
State from overflow in future. The convention
appointed a committee 10 visit Washington fol
The purpose of securing the aid of the fedora
government 10 rebuild the levees. They ale il
.trucied to transmit the following TO Congress
"The greater portion Of the fund Of S55O, 600
appropriated by Congress for charity, can b
more efitciaslly used by employing those VIII
are in want upon the work OF rebuilding th
leyees, thus securing them not only the means O
present support, but at the same time a sur
guarantee sesinst the repetition OF an overflow
next spring"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-16
Court Presentations

1t appears that going to court at Bucking-
nam Palace, on the occasion OF drawing
room, Is not pleasant undertaking. AT the
drawing-room on the 5th of May about 1000
persons attended. The crash was awful, and
The arrangements we're such that many of
the ladies' left their houses at noon, and did
not get homo again until seven O'Clock all
which ,ime they could get no refreshments,
and during three hours of were fighting
their way through an anxious crowd which
block ed up the rooms. The rate of passage
was so slow in going that it took ten min
utes to advance ak feet: and coming out II
was ss bad, so that some of the tadles-ali
of whom were dressed very iightiy-had &c
wait three hours in cold cherries hall
before they could get to their carriages. The
queen herself got tired long before the re'
ceptions were over. and lied away, so thai
after all the greater part of the psople did
lot see her.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-16
THE gFcFIyRR OF THE Royal RUSSIAN Dr.

THE RFcrIy RR OF THE RoYAL RUSSIAN DiA.
NoEps.-The Philadelphia BGRttsn gives the
following particulars of the American Miss
Feenix," who was the cause OF the theft Of dla-
monds by the Grand Duke Nicholes OF Russia
The Young woman figures before the world in
this disgraceiul affair as Mrs. and Miss Feenx,
ia Philaielphan, well known to very large
circle, especiuly of the opposite seI, 10 this city
Her career has been OF continual protiigacy for a
dozen or more years past, during which time
ste has been twice married, her first husband
diving suddenly in West Virginia, and her sec-
oni, a young New Yorker, whose name it ap-
pears, she still wears, having married her in
Paris, and afterwards separated from her. Mrs.
Feenix is the daughter OF a former most emf
neat clergyman of this city, now deceased, and
so spared the bitter humiliation OF the notorieiy
which this Russian scandal has given TO life
which, in its comparative privacy, must have In
hcted untold sorrows upon those connected with
fair woman gone SO hopelessly astrsy.'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-16

CHINESE RIor IN PEsNsYLvAsfA.-A9
!Sin Gong for Al ChHck.-A telegram from
Pittsbnrg, Pa, states that riot occurred
among tho Chinese at Beaver Falls. Satur-
day, causing considerable excite ement All
Chuck, their Superintendent, declined TO
distribute 1 % among the Chinsmen who
we're loaiing and refusing TO work. These
parties procured pistols, knives and rope,
designing to hang All Chuck. Tue latter
Il cd 10 his residence, pursued by the euraged
mob, who numbered about one hundred
and inv. Policemen then appeared and
commenced knocking them right and left.
and with the assistance of q number OF citi-
sess, succeeded IN quslling the riot. Twelve
| of the rinelsadsrs have been arrested and
lodged In Jail.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-16
RESIGNATION.

RESIGNATION.
To be resign d when ills betide,
Patient when favors are denied,
And pleased with favors given:
Dear Chloe, this is VISIONS part,
This il that incense of the heart
Whose fragrance smells to heaven.
-CyUon
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-16
FOR ONE DOLLAR

On receipt of which | will send you by mail. post
paid. eli her Of the following Scarf Ring. y air Of
Sleeve Buttons set of shirt Stlia, pair OF Cuff
Stud Collar studs. Ladies' Pins and Ball Ear.
drops, Mi sea DIop7. watch Cherm. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Also. Tor prices of 6ne Piated Chsio
Charms. Ladies' and Misses Jewelrv. Address.
WM. HENDERSON. Jr., Man Ifacturiug Jeweler,
t6t broadway, New York.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-16
POLITICiL.

TULI IC II.
lNoR SHERlRF-JOllN ". WHITEMAN, OF
II White Clay Creek Huud,ei. subject 70 Tue
nomination of the Democratic Party. mar20lm
0,uERIFFALTY TO THE ELECTORS OF
- New Castle County, lantlemea II again
offer myselt To your cons derattol as u candid ate
ior the cicc Of sheriff subject 10 the deetslon oi
The nomination 81 tho Democratic Party. And
nledge myself 10 give the no ainse cheerful and
hearty support. Kespectl uIly,
"trbS IS7I-tn, WILLIAM II. LAMBS0N.
Ey0RiCORoNER,
SANIU &c, PEilSCE,
Subiect 10 the Nomination Of the Senocra'ic
CanIsrASA Huxp RED. Jan 2tth. 1871.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-16
THE ONES IN HEATEN

The dearest souls You know must part in sleep,
And death is but a little longer night,
A little while. and we shall wake to find
Oar lost ones with US. hand in hand, and feel
All years OF yearning summed up in kiss
" such rs he was, there are but few on earth;
Of such ms he i,, there are many in heaven
And life IS all the sweeter that he lived
And Death is all the brighter that he died
And Heaven is all the happier that he's there,
-Geyaid MqsseA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-16
IDLENESS

sure He that made us with such large discourse.
Looking before and after gave US not
That capability aud godlike reason
To INst in us unused -yhaL,De1rs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-16
RoR CORONER

DOR CORONER.
Yielding to the solicitations CT many friends.
again offer myself as eandidatr, er, II co,rN,rv
| pieIge myself to abide the decision Of the Demo
snnnoIt JAMES l.. COX.
l WILMINGTON, May 25.tn
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-25
Wednesday, Sept. %.

The second day OF the Fair WAS more
beautiful than the first. if possible. The
day WAS perfect throughout. and it WAS
appreciated 10y the people who came
together in larger numbers than on the
day previous.
This day is given mainly to the cNhi-
bition of horses. First came the Young
stations. of which there WAS il good
show. Then the matched horses of
which there were five entries. :. c.
Walter. pair of blacks; Joshua Be
mis-. pair of blacks; ID. b. Cushing.
dark bays Jerry Drew, blacks and Il
pair of Sorrcll colts three Years old, en-
tered 10y \. L. y W. +. Bowman. All
these horses were unusually good. and
were such aS amy fair might he proud of.
The pain of three Years oldS entered bv
the BnwmanS were much admired. One
Is after the thorough bred horse Ma
zeppa.' and the other from "Flyimg
Morgan" two wcll-knnwn stock horses
i'll Lamoile county. They stand over
fifteen hands high. are sleek and trim.
well maich,.d, and promise To make
something very superior.
In stations there were four entries.
Franklin Vance. Francis Drew. George
Idle and Milton Willmarth.
For single drivers there were eleven
entries. and some superior animals
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-25
LIST Of PREMIUMS.
Cattlc--l'irSt Class,

Best 10 yoke OF oxen from one
town. ~lO nj
ID n en-
I'd RI M
lth, - on
Tn" committee on town string OF cat
tie are unable to apIr, " hich nt the
three towns. 81 JohnShurN, Waterford
81 barnet, has the best string. We all
agree that three better strings of cattl,
were never exhibited on the grounds.
and sec II" other way To do except to
give each string II premium of : ~.
tHt>. SHARKS.
Chairman ut Com.
> yoke of oxen from one town.
st John>hurN. % OO
Yoke working oxen, 10y trial. Jas
Trctran. Lyndon. ) OO
I'd. William RuSsclow. DanvilIc, / 90
\ "kr fat oxen, \ Il IIuvcy, st
bloomsbury, ! OO
Yoke four-y year ODDS, Cyrus Hill,
Waterford. : mn
al. Curtis Stevens. Lyndon. mn
I'd. y ll"vcN, - ,IohnShurN. 3 OO
StecrS--SccOnd Class.
Best yoke thrcc-Near old steers.
broken. Willard Kline. Water
"r". ! W
2d. John McGill. Barnet. 3 m
:td. Chandler Works Waterford. > 90
18th. \ b Stark. 81 J m
Yoke same, unbrokcn. f. a. +
Fairbanks \ Ca 3 m
I'd, A X Hoycy. , UO
ID. } & IIovey. | OO
\ nke tw" Years old steers. broken,
e,cr hntht. 3 %
I'd. Willard Kline. Waterford. , 90
I'd, Ge" & Harvey. Barnet, 90
oke icaliInS steers, hrukcn
Frank Hale, Waterford. , 90
2d, + ID Williamson. Waterford. u
! oke same. unbrokcm. II & Da-
:, Iis"l' > OO
Yoke steer calves, F X Carpenter. , OO
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-25

Like its two predecessors, this day
opened bright and beautitu' and the
people seeming never to tire of
fairs. began to come into town at an
early hour. This day is given wholly
to trottilg horses, there being three
trotS, rs follows:
THREE MINI-TE TROT.
Purses. so, ~. ~ and H.. For this