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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-18
TO THE LADIES.

Having on hands, for summer wear, .
large and elegant assortment Of dress
goods, trimmings and buttons, shswls, etc.,,
Mr.. Joseph Edslbroek offers to The ladies
very remarkable inducements. He will
sell these goods It and below esst, In Or.
der 70 close cut the entire stock. Do not
fail to call early and secure bargains in
drst-class goods.
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FR1u ExH1BITIox.-On Wednesday and
Thursday, June oath and 25th, Professors
Rockwell and Hurlburt viii give free ex-
hibition Of trained animals in this oity.-
Prof. Hurlburt viii publicly drive his ia.
nous trained horses, attached to a car
riage, without reins. The trained dogs
will exhibit the most skillful training eve,
witnessed in this country. Glasses will be
formed for instruction in the art Of man.
aging horses Immediately at the close o,
the public performances, which begin al
one O'Clock.
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DISTRICT COURT.
[CONTINUED FROM LAST WlIK.7

lOUNVANU6O 1hVA Last W28Ks
FR1DAY.-E. D. Losey %. George Geis-
sci; replevin Of horses =; verdict for plain
tiff, for return Of personal property and in
terest on 1922 At per cent. for 20 days,
$1.1s. Notion for new trial. D. B. Searls
attorney for pr6 Miner 4 Bsrto sttor-
neys for dsft.
The report Of the Commissioners in the
Stssrns and Todd county road case Wa
ordered to bs fled ; stssrns county to pay
two-thirds ofths expense ($57o) and Todd
county one-third.
r. M. Russell ~. G. q. A;sop on a..
count answer Withdrawn and judgment
ordered for plaintiff for amount claimed.
L. W. Collins attorney for prf D. B.
searle attorney for def't.
Stephen G. Kemp %. Joseph Martin ; .
claim Of 81, 10000 for loss Of house and
personal property by prairie fire aleg-
ed to have been set by defendant; YER
dict for defendant. D. B. Searle, sttor-
neys for prf ; L. W. Collins, attorney for
deft.
sATuRDAr.-Albert II. Carpenter ~.
Myrick & Stevenson; judgment for plain
tiff: Miner & Barto for ppff; Davis &
O'Brien for Myriok.
Asa Libby ". NJ. L. Norton settled.
O. Taylsr for plf; 4. W. Collins for dei't.
Leopold Heller %. Michael Schneider ;
continued by::censent. Rogers & Rogers
for ppf L. ". Collins for def't.
Theodore Williams %. North western
Produce Co. argued and submitted. D.
B. searle for pl'ff L. W. Collins for def't.
Coleman Bridgman ~. D. N. Holoomb,
Barney vossberg & Barney vossb.rg, Au-
ditor &c.; to be argued June Oath. D. b.
searle for ppf L. W. Collins for derts.
F. h. Dam ~. B. ". Jerome, as surviv-
ing partner Of Weed & Jerome, defendant,
and the Bank Of st. Cloud garnishss ; to
be heard June 24th L. ". Collins for
pl'f D. B. searls for deft.
August Wsdsksn ~. Sophia Wsdsksn !;
divorce to b heard By Tho court on
three days notice. o. Tsyler for pva.
William sartsu ~. Sarah II. ss.tsll /;
same. D. B. sssrls for pp6.
Alexander Moore ~. Geo. spsistsrs-
bseh; referred to II. n. Atkins. Miner
& Bsrto for pr6 o. Taylor for dsft.
Joseph Edslbrsek ~. Asa Libby rsIsr-
red to L. W. Collins. D. B. sssrls for
ptf; o. Taylor for dsf't.
Kellogg, Chase & Asyo ~. VIM. h. Cal.
vert referred 70 H. NJ. Atkins. D. b.
Sesrle for pl'6s; Miner & Barto for dsf't.
State Of Minnesota -. James Grsenleaf
and james Morrison rape; continued.
P. Brick, County Attorney Miner & Bar
| to for del'ts.
The petit jury was discharged On Sat ur-
day. The Court adjourned until June
oath.
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NOTICE TO PRINTERS.

Az N entire new outfit has been ordered
for The JOURNALS news and job rooms, .
large quantity Of advertising and job
type-much Of which is nearly as good Is
new-vill be sold very cheap, il sppliea-
ton Is made ct once. Send for samples Of
styles and for prices.
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THE HARSH HAlsVBeTRR.

The best and ehsspest Grain Harvester
in the world. Farmers, do not be dscsiv-
ed BY imitation machines. Buy mono but
tho genuine Marsh Harvester. For sale By
J. E. WING, and J. r. HOWARD,
st. Cloud. Sank Centra.
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NOTICE TO THE PuBLo.-It may
be hard, under the laws of the
United States,to properly punish . man
for perjury, but it may be done yet. s
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We learn from Prof. Hsines that the
exhibition given here on Thursday even
ing will be tyivea at Sank Rapids, in the
N. E. church, On next Thursday evening.
Prof. h. has devoted much time and pains
to training tho children, sad ID entitled to
grsat credit for the success that attended
tho exhibition.
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WHERI TO GO /!
GOOD GOODS AND LOW Prices.

J. W. Teavoorde has On immense stock
Of new goods Of oil kinds. Every depart
ment is complete, and everything will be
sold very cheap for cash. Do not fail to
call at Tenvoorde's before buying else-
where.
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Tho Boston Journal refers to tho organ.
izstion Of Cranberry Association in Min
lesots, and proceeds to remark that "thsre
AZ people who think that il tho berry had
. more tender akin and . greater proper
tion Of pulp TO seed it wsuld be an i'm
provsmsnt." What Hub-jectionl
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"A dght-rope and trapezs performer
gave > free exhibition on Thursdsy evening,
On rope stretched across st. 0srmain
street, from the tops Of two buildings. Thu
people appeared to DO impressed With tn.
idea that It was free show, % the con-
tributions taken up amounted to less thar
6y> dsllars.
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Tho Times, with its usual correctness,
stated this week that tho fair would be
held September 18th, 18th and 18th. It
will DO September 10Th, 18th and 18th, q
stated, ct tho tho head Of the premium list
on:this page. And, by tho way, this 10 the
only correct copy Of tho premium list Ut
published.
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PHnsoNAI.-Leut. Gov. Barto came from

PBnsoNAI.-Lieut. Gov, Barto came from
Sank Centre on Thursday to attend the OK.
hibition. It j. reported that he smiled, in
his gentle way, once or twice.
Messrs. Fred. Schroeder, Of 81. Jo., Ed.
ward Miller, Of Zion, J. J. Getty, Of Getty,
and J. P. Hammerel, Of 81. Augusta. have
been in the city since Monday acting in
their capacity as Commissioners, in CON.
nsetion with Wesley Carter, Of this city,
tho Chairman Of the Beard. A full,:report
Of their proceedings 10 given In another
column.
Mr.. E. G. Bloomfield, Of Mslrose, was In
the city on Tuesday.
We had . call yesterday from P. H.
Schooner, ono Of tho wide-awake citizens of
Jacobs Prairie.
Mr.. F. NJ. Kimball, Of Maine Prairie,
Was In town on Tuesday.
Mr.. 8. Ethen, Of Cold Springs, came
down yesterday to see how St. Cloud looked.
He informs u that his hostler, who was
kicked in the forehead by ahorse about
two weeks ago and seriously injured, is
getting alsng finely.
Major Murphy returned on Saturday
from . several weeks business trip up
country. BE denies the rumor that he was
lin camp" part Of the time.
Hon. Chas. Walker and N. H. Miner.
Esq. Sank Centre attorneys, were in attend
anoe at Court this week.
Judge MeKelvy started for Stevens ooun-
ty on Monday to hold term of Court.
Hon. B. Pirz, Of Eden Lake, D. B.
Stanley, Of Maine Prairie; and F. Goenner,
Of st. Augusta, were IN town to-day.
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Mr.. Henry Rossnbsrgsr returned yes-
tsrdsy from trip to Fergus Falls. He r..
ports the crops oil along the Wy - look
Ing splsndidly 20 well before. Be-
tween ssak Centre and Melrose hs saw
rye Al feet high. Above Alexandria .
great deal Of fax is raised. He met trains
Of immigrant teams ell along the road,
stored with plenty Of household goods and
followed by large quantities Of stock.
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FOR RENT.

The large storsroom with bssemsnt) on
tho corner Of st. German street and JEFF
fersoa avenue. lately occupied by D. M. G
Murphy & Co: Inquire 1t this Office.
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Hon. Ole Peterson has been appointed
Receiver Of the st. Cloud Land Office, Mr..
Brewer being transferred to the Register
ship. Mr.. Petersen has had considerable
sxps1isnes in tho transaction Of public
business, 10 . man Of integrity and will
make good Receiver,
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FoR sAIs.-six good new team wagons,
which will be sold lower than they can DO
bought any where else. Inquire Of G
Bridgman. II
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There 10 to b . trial between the
Msrsh and Edward Hsrvsstsrs ct Sauk
Centre, and any other machines that want
to are invited to take hand.
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FoR SA1E,-Mrs. E. v. Campbell Of
fers for sale, very cheap, horse and buzz
gy, cutter and lot Of household goods.-
Also house to rent.
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Lyman Norton has been appointed
Register Of the Bismarck Land Office, vice
Gov. Miller, declined.
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Pine land rings, gold rings, and lum-
Der rings are old stories but Detroit, up
in Becker county, has something new, and
something more dreadful than any Of tho
others-s "hired girl ring"
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-Acesrding to correspondent Of tho
Monticello Tsmss the last meeting Of the
Howard Lake Sewing Society was every
intsresting." This seemed to have been
because:
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FoR sALs.-A secondhand buggy, a.
most as good as new, which can be had on
very reasonable terms. Inquire ct this
Office.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-18

Additional locals may be found ON
second page.
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H. b. Hovden, lately Of this place,
who was drowned at st. Paul, had . 81 ,0OC
life insurance.
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~The Circulation OF The journal
IL DOUBLE that OF any other paper
Published In Northern dinnesota. Let
Advertisers remem ber this.
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Street Commissioner Alden is repair
Ing the damages caused by the late rains 1t
the ravine bridge, and is doing good job.
Il 10 to be hoped that he will next turn his
attention to the bridge itself, which needs
sthorough overhsuling.
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n. NJ. Atkins, Esq.,, received . little
''retainer" on Friday. He thinks hs will
continue to retain her.
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Tuesday the School Board had both .
Bell and lightning rod on the school
house. Tho bell was our old friend J. r.
Boil Of st. Cloud, the Lightning Rodist,
who gave our village business call last
Woek.-Gknwood Pres.
Il will crafty tho many friends Of J. r.
to again hear from him. The latest r.
sports before had left him at Sank Centre,
working for contract to put lightning
s1ods on Capt. Grovener.
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Under The new assessment the real a.
tate q Fergus Falls 70 valued q $500, 900 ;
personal property, $4,000.
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Miss Annie Mclean, of this city, has
taken Miss Matilda Knott's school at Elk
River, and Miss z goes to Willmsr, where
che has years engagement. Both are
from the St. Cloud Normal School.
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GRAND PARADE AND CE1EBRAT1os.-The
Little Giant Fro Company will have .
grand parade on tho morning Of the Fourth
Of July, With picnic in Pine Garden
grove afterwards. The Declaration Of In
dependence will DO read BY Prof. Angus
Haines and an address delivered by Hon.
N. F. Barnes. Music, dinner and dancing
are on the programme.
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The steamboat arrived on Sunday and
loft Monday morning with lot Of wheat.
It arrived again this morning.
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Mr.. John Poechmann 10 building .
dwelling house, 2sx2s. on tho lot sdjoining
tho Prstby terian Church.
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Hoop q doodle do.''
And the price Of admission is only 10
cents!
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WILL DoNE.-The Brainerd Tribune
notices the return to that place Of Mr.. J.
W. Edgsrton, Cashier in the N. P. r, R,
Treasurer's Office, who went to Marietta,
Ohio, . few weeks ago, bringing back
with him Mrs. Edgertou. He couldn't
have gone to better place in all creation,
on IN GRAND Of that kind, and We cannot
So how hs could have asked for any great
or success, AID W guess hs didn't. Know.
ing how much Mr.. Edgsrton has cause for
being congratulated, W hasten to extend
to him the right hand Of fellowship, and
to wish himself and bride oil possible
Happiness.
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-"Why doesn't st. Cloud patronize tho
boat I" 10 the Montioello Times oonundrum.
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The weather until Tnasd.v

wet and cold, rain nearly every day :;
but on Tuesday it took the other tack
and has been terribly bot.
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Mr.. Alvin M. Crowell, Of Sank Cen.
tire, WAS admitted to the bar on Friday.
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J0BBING T RADE
CHICAGO,
FOR 1874. '

y
udsned s who,.,. Dealer. and n.au,.,a, Il c,..e,
would
Northwest this
tanned everything prepared
hold out inducements
city n country
fact cit, tn. a. at.esl.,e,
the Northwest s.ss
divs
Chicago s...
Cities that (oct 1872 full demand Our facilities
goods s..ss,ss
necessarily Engaged
finest varied and displayed Chicago ~
ss
hpp.
make 0on'snnsnt to our Commission Merchants
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LETTER LIST.

1AD11s' LIST.
s a:a. c;sn: a'ssi. R.S'r'huae Rom
o1H1IHN1H's LIST.
DenbreW1ky jacob HardiDg John
Howell E N Loosen Nlcholss
Lensky Peter Randall il
Svensen Seren Reknsn J Vsn
Buse Otto
HILD 1oA POSTAGE.
Mr. George Taylor, South Worthipgtoa.
Mass.
Miss Irsne G. Thomas, Hesper, Iowa.
J. E. WEST, P. NJ.
Large arrival Of new goods at Ten.
voorde's. Call and see.
-Millet and clover seed 1t
Russ1I1's.
Lively times at J. ". Tsnvoords's now.
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-Messrs. Wing, Hill and Stevenson
have been on ''picket" this week. They
haven't gone beyond the limits Of their
own grounds as yet.
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Services will DO held at tho Presby.
terrain Church or next Sabbath, morning
and evening-sermons by Prof. E. J.
Thompson, Of the State University.
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The Committee on Poor Farm made . verbal ~
port, and asked for further time. w. Carter wa.
substituted for J. J. Getty.
The Board then adjourned sine die.
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&C. B. Jordan, Of Wsdena county, is the
new Receiver ct tho Fargo Land Office.
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Lively times ct J. ". Tsnvoords's now.
a'davs' Cause, hs 10 selling goods ., cheap.
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Madam White, the niliner, has beer
adjudged an involuntary bankrupt.
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See Major DuBarry's advertisement
for fresh beef.
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CHURCH DlHECTORv.

PREsBYrERIAN.-(Churoh ON Richmond ayenue,I
SERVICES everv sabbath at lO1 q. IN. and " D. NJ
sabbath School at II m. Wednesday svsnlnx lecture
and prayer meeting at I u O'Clock. Psws nee and
'rangsrsinvitsd. Rsv.E.V v. Campbell Pastor.
KpiscoPA--lst Johns Church in lower town.
serv,ess every Sabbath At l015 \. M. and ~ p. M
sundays school at II m. Evenlng prayer msetins
fridays att O'Clock. Rev. 1T. Chambers Rector.
.Ms5aoDlsT:@lChurchi nlower town. Services every
sunday at 1o 4. H.. and Il Pm. Sunday school at
shx. Rsv.J Lswton. Pastor.
oNas1sArroNAL-(Churchso ofRavin sbrides.)
SUNDAY sen0oi At II O'Clock. Prayer meeting at the
0aafchon wednesday evenings at I O'Clock.
bAPr1sr.tNear thesscond ravins bridse) Ssrvi
CO. every sabbath et l07l o'clock M, and O'Clock
mi xrsysr meeting a. the church on Thursday
SUsninSs a. p. m Seats free and all are welcome
Eev, We. Stanley, Psstor.-sunday School 1t Il
oafHouo.-(Churoh Of ImmsculatsO oncsption,
ot,de5main street). Pastor. Rev. Benedict Haindl,
v. D. H. Asistant, Rev. Bonifacs Null o. 8. B. Ser
wees: week days at s a. NJ; Sundays, First mass,
~ An, High mass and sermon at 10 am, YES
persat2 p. m. ;Oathecetics instruction At SPIN.
CLUB RATEs.-The following are the
rates Of TIN JOURNAL:
copies, $l.75 each.
g 1850 I"
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Bome merch ants and buvera thro,

their commission, making tho price two
cents higher.
Through local composition the price
has been forced up to $ls04 for No l.
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lemons and oranges ct
B. N. RUSSELL.
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Official Paper Of The City,
The First Division
OF THE
ST. PAUL Il PACIFIC RAILROAD.

Leave st. Paul $40 A. x.-4:lO P. n.
Arrive atSt. Cloud 200 P. M.-8:25 P. n.
Arrive 1t Uelrose 4:05 ?. n.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Melrese 9:26 4. II.
Leave st. Cloud 7:20A. x.-ll:56A. n.
Arrive at St. Paul IL 10 A. x.-4:s5 n.
J. Il. RANDALL,
General Ticket Agent.
&. Q. SEWALL, Supt.
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NIN0 HOR9D0.

lot Pares, ~. 00.-Ops2 u oil ssalliens
swnsd In stsesas Or adjsi,i.s ssaatiss ;
mile heats bsss Z in . = Aassaaa; 5
second, 80.
! nd Porss. $2s.oo-0psa b oil ss>.,
b orsss swnsd In stsarns aud sajeinins
counties that hsve never tsottsi for nslsy
mile heats, best 9 in 8; 3 70 enter sad .
to 90. First premium, SIS; second $40.
Bird Purse SIS. 00-Runniae ssss, open to
oil horses owned In stsasas and edieiains
countiss; mile heats best z in 3: 3 70
enter and 2 to 60: First premium, SIS;
second SO.
Al entrance fes Of 10 psr cent: viii b
required in oil the sbov6 races, and ell en-
tries must b made 70 ths Secretary bsfors
3 s'sleek =. II. Of the day ptseedins the
race for which the entry 10 made. There
VIII Do eas rees saeh day Of the Fair. in
The obove order.
-A0nln0 ~ RnaaAllSa
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HILD 1oA POSTAGE.

Large arrival Of new goods at Ton.
voorde's. Call and see.
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-Millet and clover seed 1t
Russ1II's.
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FOURTH ANNUAL FAIR,
or TAH
STEARNS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL So
CIEfY,
TO BIZ HELD AT
ST. CLOUD, aEPT1HBER 10, 10, & ~,
1874.
PREMIUM LIST.

PREMIUM LIST.
CLASS A, DIVISION lsr.-HoRsEs.
THOROUGH B1zD Hoasus.
JuDoEs-P. L. Gregory, Sc. Cloud 8.
A. Clifford, Clearwater Chss. b. Bennett,
Sank Centre.
Best thorough bred stsllion, 4 years
old and upwards 1l6 90
Best thorough bred mare and foal 1000
Best year old stallion, gslding, OF
mare 600
Best year old stallion. geldins. OF
Best year old stallion, s.ldlas. o.
CLASS A, DIV. 2p.
0RsEs FOE 0EN8RAL PU1P9sH0.
JuDass-O. r. Carver, Sank Centre;
Vim: McNeal, Two Rivers Oscar Taylor,
st. Cloud.
Best stallion, 4 years old and up =.
I'd best stallion, years old and up a..
Sd best stallion, 4 years old and up
wards 500
Best stallion years old and undsr4 100
Best stallion 2 years old and under s 90
Best stallion year old and under 2 90
! Best brood mare and fosl 1000
I'd best brood mare and feal 500
Best year old gelding Of mare 100
Best year old gelding or mare 600
Best 2 year old gelding or mare 500
Best year old geldlng or mare 400
Best sucking colt 500
I'd best sucking colt 500
All stations entered in this class 70 b
exhibited in harness. exospt those under
years old.
CLASS A, DIV. SD.
DRAFT Ho1s8s.
JuDaHs-J. J. Getty, Sauk Centre John
sohoenlaben, Zion; Orlsn Farwsll, Maine
Prairie.
Best span DRAFT horses Or mares $40 %
I'd best spso draft horses o. mares IL 90
Best year old dratt stallion, ssll.
ing or mare 10 %
| I'd best year old draft stallion,
gslding OF mare 500
Sd best s year old draft stalhsn.
gelding or mare 800
CLASS A, DIV. 47z.
NAfoH1D AID oINaLB p1IVIN0 HoR0DS.
JuDazs-H. q. Herbert, Sc. Csul ?.
! Lommsl, Rockville; Henry Smith, saak
| Centre.
Best pair matched carriage horses
] or mares 10 90
I'd best pair matched carriage horses
or mares 800
Sd best pair matched carriage horsss
or mares 500
Best single carriage horse or nsrs 500
I'd best single carriage horse OK mare 90
In awarding premiums on this GLASS,
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