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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-11
sIXTIErlI THOUSAND rHEsS.

o-e Int sid IL. ON month 81 - les Of the
l. + l. # wv y II : I - N
Inch Hnin.l liz. marvellous achievements and thrill
licences u N'Tl'ale HERO also the varied
W"aIfa AID rt.:Is --- I wonderful country.
". I.-. IT," ll-t complete AID authentic work, and
Will i'l!-S - l-'- " publish the sloIc
ri hIIIT IIHIFS '-N4lt, - illustrations.
.Ur. ~ iIlI.I la,-l particulars address
III BEARD bios: W 4s..Il-t. u i Boston
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~ all p'u--l-iS and fcalrl>. John +. HENRY :.
TR't> Co., Propnct"r~,'> An | ; College riac
New \"rk. ,
A\\kE~I~ l.. without de ult the most inf llIihlc
- aN >t'h'iili cure Tor FILES ever dl>c"v-
,ny.,u ii - s'hr" n',Ms !, tli.'
Lotions o;Htmcn,s and c!ectuarle. are only waste
u 'li!' ahl l'"'E A\Ahtrl> relieves pam n
# nr -, IN r.,t,i. i',, ',V IN'iH
fronruurcl tile greatest contribution to me- i.int.
me 90 nee : O., >'it y druggists every
WIIK'> pUING> IN W ALL STREET vNplaIns >turk
"ueratl ms on small capital without rl>A. Copy
seat ttrc. IL Ni:Hib II X CO., No. ". II street
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ou;v /, resort IL them when co >tlyenr.s return.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-11

GfNT, WA%TIp fur the PEOPLES JOURNAL.
"A llr f.-i,;Iit thr.lrps free The most liberal
rii,r 'i': >i.d tiIT-. cent stamp circular
and sam . / W LlEtTIll; & co. jls Arch st. Phil
adr.Ji!is
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-11
DISAPPOINTMENT IMPOSSIBLE.


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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-11

Ladies Will experiences much less tlouble with
tlcir sewing, If they the Eureka Machine twist.
nv It once and lie convinced.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE f VE NJ q PO s Z .

The rf2IHG Posi- advocate OF the substitution
# general laws special legislation. tn freedom
Of trad. OF the restoration and maintenance Of a
suoc. currency the decentralization II political
power impartial taxation. Of the restraint ot mo
mo- uI3e$. and tie the civil If ts
-. eminent; and II opponent 81 every form
%. dsi lalty whether naIIfc-tInS Itself rebellion
AID selito,. Official oppression. extrava-alce and
plumber OF III tn attempted Reputation If the publ,
dc3t.
i; IL, cilIav- Of KS conductors t. render il both
satisfactory vehicle aud impartial or-li
# oiu IL. aI MAINTAIN reputation Tor ~nirItA
::I t,tlr.r WI.!i tins intention tiley Viii
render all IT. DEPARTMENTS Financial and
Literary Artistic Scientific AGRICULTURAL Sac.a All,
7 ,.I;Ical and fair. wei! eterI rlsI- AL
complete Will -II eiaen. their own lahnrs with con
t-lh,.ons ant c,--asp al ~. from other parts 81
til world. ana Viii exclude from its Al
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-11

Contagious diseases, such as horse all, glander,
etc. nav be prevented by the use OF She'liin's
lavalry Condition Powders. Persons travelling
with horses should take note Of this.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-11

Missionaries and other sojoul in foreign lands
should not fail to take with them good supply OF
.iuhnsun's Anodyne Lmmtnt. 1t Is the most re-
! able medicine ior all purposes there is In the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-11

At the recent fair of the Na~,Irhyr~rt.-
Charitable Mechanic Association. the fol
lowing awards were made t. Vermont
manufacturers Silver medals to the Fair
banks diamond try-Sqlarc> lnl hcvrl>
and kerScy cloth made ut the Winoo>ni
MILL bronze medal to clapboarl plancr.
made by the Lane ManuEl turing Company
of Montpelier; and diplomas to improved
scaffold, made by l.. \. Sleeper Poultncv
milestone hammer. j. Cummings. West
Charleston lenses. II. 5. Walbridgc, North
Remington; and broalcloth, WinooSki
mill.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-11

If AlchoholIc etimulants are taken into the blood
the heart works faster, and this unnatural speed
wcals out the vital machinery. All intoxicating
no>tluma advertised as tones, "'lcnovators, &c.
produce this disastrous effect. and should be re-
jected DR.. Waker's Itgeta6te Jneqar Bnters-
an InvIgoIant without the curse of acohol-is
everN where suppantIns these pOIsons.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-11
WINDSOR Cot My.

TIE T1ruooN.- from lIong
Kong by way of san Francisco are to III.
effect that -. 900 lives were lost in tn" ter
riblc typhoon Of S"pt. - and - Tursl'l
night and "Wednesday morning tn Storm
RACED tierrelv. Vessels report many
corpse, scattered on the shores. A. Ma
Gao the typhoon was Of the mos; terrific
character Early on Wcdnc~ !:,y. the tiia!
wave broke on shore with awful violence.
sweeping everything before i. When tho
tempest WAS at it, height. frs broke "u
in six different places maliri"H~ly CAUSED
by pirates for >poil~. Il i computed thar
over 10000 live, were lost in M9capa,"n".
Four DAYS after the ctliuvil arising from
the thousands of accomplishing l." lv~ W-s~
50 great that the soldiers r"volteI an re-
fused to bury any more bodies. TurGo>-
crnor fearing that l plague would follow
if the bodies were not disposed OF. ordered
them to be burned ;7iooo bodies We're ere
mated, the troops frs covering til corps,
with tar and then setting the heap on fire.
The loss of life around and i'll the vi-in-
ity of Hong Kong Will exceed io". \
largo number of Europeans are amnl~
the killed. The United States steamer
Alaska was moorel on the Aberdeen ~jd,
of the islands, After getting 10 her wharf
on the I'D, the storm burst with tcrrih,,
fury. Her new haWsrr- parted liz,
threads She dragged her anchors an,
struck on the opposite shore with her ljv-
inc freight. Sl- WAS carried bow on /,
the rocks with terrjti. foyt" \. first
pounding greatly, then listing to star
board and resting quietly. an attcmr; t
float the Alaska on the ut of S"p,rmb"l
failed. but The captain is ~ln@nine Of get
ting her of ultimately Thn vessel i
not damaged.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-11

$1,000. CITY OF LITCHFIE LD, ILLINOIS
101,er cent twenty year Wafer Bonds Coupons gay
mile January and July New York, Ct at THIS ONCE
each also other seven. eight and tel yer cent Mu
men al These resent the rrst claim on
The entire property and the combined wealth OF Cltlse
NJ and Counties: well selected loss: security
absolute Bought and sold ty GEORGE WI BAL
LOU % DevolsLlre Street. Boston lAlwlal
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-11
ID T. \ L III s..

In Brooklyn. Iowa. Aurust 1i.h. Mr. ALpHDNSo
RICE formerly II BrookiIrd. Vermont .a-cd 70 years
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-11

One of the bills INTRODUCED i t. allow
Barre railroad to buill alony side of the
Montpelier and Wells River road IL tl. a.
the Coffee House
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-11

- BY the Powers though. didn't they
get the upper hands of the gentleman from
Wilmington the other day when they ~u>-
pended the rules on reading those savings
bank bills
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-11

SAD ACcIpENr.-Gcorrc Dillingham;, of
Warren. y. II who was employed as
bridge laborer on the Passumpsic railroad,
met with an accident. October 80, that re-
suited in the los, of his right leg and right
arm. The bridge builders were at work
repairing Il bridge lust below St Johns
bury. and by accident had left a board
across the track. The engineer of an APP
preaching train saw the obstruction, and
whistlcl down brakes, and informed
the bridge men that there was danger
Mr. Gillin~ham saw the board and ran
forward to remove it. He was struck by
the engine. knocked under the train and
run over, having the right arm cut off neal
the elbow. and the right lee below the
knee. The arm and leg We're amputated
and the patient is alive, with some pros
pcct of final recovery. Mr.. Gillinghan
came very near losing his life, last spring
near Barton village He fell through the
HIGH BRIDGE Il distance of thirty feet, anG
struck upon Il ledge, but escaped serious
injury from this accident.
Since the above was in type Mr.. Gill
inehan has died.
We have received from Geo. ID. Randall
of st. Iohnsbury. little instrument, made
somewhat in the form of scissors, and de
signed for cutting the ends of cigars. W.
cant imagine what he ever gave it to IL
for. unless to create dcsire-never to b.
cratiticd-to have some Samaritan ciga
dealer forward Il box of g battalions' 70
lis to work the machine on. We tried i
on the old clay pipe in vain, and the othe
day u fellow ut the hotel gave us the las
half of short six, to which we apply tn
machine, 1t worked we'll enough, bu
after cutting off one end there WASH
enough left of the other to get hold of, ant
50 We lost a smoke. How it would worl
on Who'll. Spanish cigar, and especial,
/ on a whole box of them. we have no mean
of knowing.-Lyndon Union.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-11

DIR. HAitHi>oN'S ICELAND HAL>AN
a splendid cure for COUGHS. HOAKSLNtSS ana M
THROAT and LUNG complaints. For sale by f. :
ii AHlileD\ Il co, i'rnprctors, No. fremont
Temple, Boston. and all Druggists Fmtl5
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-11
DARROWS * PECk,
TEN PER CENT INTEREST.

I, 4 /. Il y u : d 4 T. c X
Flsms'
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sstHs ~ Fss4nssAss ssts# - sAss !,
u - II aA#ms s+A~A ! - a. -
swst - N sns
AH tt #Hp
sN#H NJ - $50 ~ n II
~ i 8a "a - II itAaws
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III ~ ahr hH - stt1s ue~ II
Il experience 49, 80 IT. nts eha
II lf,st ih lss = ~ esss i B
tef snt 49, 80 l iass raflh !
lesl#e iii4 ss4 lss el,h " II
esah u a'm ", ,llpIis s'A rfsss
81 gtsi ttuth
W.T. i e., ~ i Il l 1 - tAe.a
~ Il Aaau'al
,.Iil lia tHas Ha1 iri'r iaae !
Mra Nllt ssa hiH
Naslsih aNss iss lan iRaee
elltaet. II III pAt Afs tad l4ilea
in,n Tie ear ard ,sllaa l.
Tsa hsas viii - ii Il i l,fs tim.
hui mAA, man uAfst tlt nainhrl
sset, m.rniar hetre lleah6at.
WY II l..nl,n ,ull',,nan lik. rha
ranh's daughter lseeaass u, takes i
little risti, ~, 4 tie aai.t
lIau about slrawhetr, anl Ice cream
festivals. ,l,nr II I'll. mnnlh IL roses.
cream aud other le.ieaeirs done MI III
,alirn.
Tie State Register II sunday. heads
an editorial with tie eonunirum;
"llase plants q pedigree. We guess
-. III l.as, the. have u puppy.
The Chicago Tribune Il making war
nppn tho country papers of li'inn's. The
hest brains the Tribune las ever been
blessed with were carried iiein . coun.
try elhee IN uhip t. that establishment
~ Joseph Mcdill,
Compositions w i little ", subject:
Tho uor>c. "lhe hrse |, 1 Very usc.
tul animal; /, has four lcss---pi,c ~ each
corner
Tic ser,lic, u tle taraav, jar
was '.ki,lc,l hy esml ltor III
circumstances were II. tsilN,, III
loved u,allS, lassiunal.lt. lii fair
one smiled, aud all wa- going we'll. liz
suit WA sale. bat inau i. ,siieut he
conceived the dangerous i.lr ., t,iaeh.
ing il, II = slcas, a'Ih i ru ~
wrotr ,ha poem n i npIaeut " hrn,
.nl, inspiration. aud sent II ~ ,hr Nil.
laee weekly II i4aau thus
Maud War! iyne l,ialen f!lgr,
White slsrel mars,t ol duty,
Thu ei,le world ean np.er h.stlllt htfF
~ sal, headed, hl.t' ael,ri l4at.. .
Il was 4 pretty. par'ir ila"cr - \
stood bu, the compassionate s'nll n'l
his typographical hahd II, On IL, AMI
when it appeared 'shiried was spelled
with MI H. aud .he'icd' had lw.'
is in 1t and IN Il. : And ~ they
laid him ,oa,iully away beneath II.
daisies, and rendered verdict AN ahttc.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-12

STONE, Mrs. !. T.. SEQ ~.
RAND. ailtN. ]. r., see -.
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TLEMMINO, w. !. MsAerl rAslAM
agent. AMrd MrAe tho Elevator. see ~
rEtk, AIGE, NAra csrMsf "
EtsM AMu NAeket streets.
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MILLER. fNED. Ser "a.
MALTMN. n. A., Ahsp next door Jewel.
w store.
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Jus,i'ers " ne Peace.

J. LOWRY. East stds u Elsa ~
ace AO,
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GllI.ETT. q. 0N1ce IN the rlalM DEALER
bMtldtMk opposite Depot.
WGnNTek. J. T.. o(sCs with Z. r.
urrc keHt taH. aver ChaptMs Aeure.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-12
.Ntaf Markets.

COMBS i tOLLlNs. opposite Court
1eWMsr square.
GEO. MOR>E, See ~.
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J Dewey ELLEs. See card.
WEm~rEM aOuNE. rermer Elm And
iiikA Aia.
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Dry. Goods D,nlera.

U1V*UUUHN VVHFtVH
WEAVER q AVERY, ~ the ~ tek
uloek opposite tMe post eMie~.
NiIZ. JuItN. West side ~ Him street.
ktfr. W. -. AoMth std~ ef Market -.
see au.
GAMARn. i. H. Arss door south " sh~
nrtck utOck.
ANEMti.a. n. k south side " NHrkrt
street. Avr Ad.
MIltrE, q. q. NJ. q ustek ni"ck.
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Confectionery.

tHANnAtt..ti. ". seush slide Market
etsvvt.
tIENN1W. j. !. Sec al.
WEBSTER. ". n. se~ card.
itUN r. q. n. NJ tay bakery.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-12

Grocery and Fruit STORES.
eNANOAGl.. 10. D.. south SID Market ~.
WEMArER, ". u. Ser ~.
0MtEM, ~, oppositr CWMrt to~Me~.
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isLnscimna.

MERRIAM, l.. Al, OlliCc over TrWm.
bulls shor stOru.
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l.OMAS uNOTMEN. ~ ths OLE
stMMA ~ AssseeM y taWArA.
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Confectionery.
,nANnAiL.n. r.. se~sh side Market
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WEBSTER. ~, Ae~ card.
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ury.Go0ds D,nisra.
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GAMARN. i. H. nrss door south Of sh~
Nrick WiOck.
sMsI.. =. S0"s" ss"c ~ "asSSs
1890 ~ ~.
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Dyuy .Sior,s.

D,Hy .Stores
tLEAiNGN, IL. Arr ad.
Foundry & Machine ShorG
~Nt.nttN. A. ~, 500 nd.
SMENAON MNuInER~.
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llayoa Makers
Ji%. Ri>se.I.L.
EDW Az ~. N~,.. k%s asA
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.Se.r,ny Machines,
nENTNAND. u. ~, Aeil. the Victor aMa
~ Nnusrltste MaahtWrry. t1tIA. ANA
Needle. f1r al ktMas " Mas hthss.
see AAst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-27
Patrons of Husbdniry.

The Society known by the name oil
Patrons OF llusbandry. which has attracted
so much attention in The west, during The
past year, is last making converts and
organizing oranges in New England.
The objects Tor which this society was
organized, rs set forth in their national
platform, viz: the elevation of the farm
ing classes. to prevent abuses. TO do
away with those already existing, and for
social intercourse-are very worthy, and
should receive hearty sympathy.
Our farms are many OF them situated
in sparsely inhabited sections OF the coun
Try. Neighbors sometimes are more than
II mile distant. During the winter season
the severity OF the weather prevents
communication between families living
thus distant, and habit OF solitude Is
formed which frequently results in insan'
ity among old people, and is the most
potent cause of the emigration OF young
persons from our farming communities.
Ii the weekly meetings of this society
are ably conducted, they will furnish an
incentive TO action, which will induce our
farmers to leave their iresidcs. over
heated rooms and pipes. and to brave
the cold and storms, TO DO present in their
lodge rooms. Young people will there
ind congenial company and sympathy in
their fellow grangers; and, preparing
Tor the exercises of the meeting, will
occupy their minds during spare mo-.
meutS. Thus tho miscellaneous thoughts,
and the dissatisfaction with home engen-
der,d by need of society, will, in 4 great
measure. be prevented from gaining any
place in the young mind.
During the present month two oranges
have been organized in this County and
we may hope 10 see, from them, springing
a new interest in the State and County
fairs, and a more cheerful and contonted
spirit among our farmers.
The Hebron Lodge was instituted on
Saturday evening, Oct. Il, with The fol
lowing officers:
c c. Cushman, Master; c l.. Packard,
Overseer; Rodolph Greenwood. Sec[ :;
Horatio 4. Cushman. Treasurer; Isaac /.
Bearce, Lecturer; Joseph Hubs. Stew
ard; Nathan ID. Harlow. Assistant Stew
ard; Mrs. Francis Harlow, Ceres; Mrs.
Ella T. Bcarce, Pomona; Mrs. Martha
LeBlron. Flora Mrs. Mary Cushman'
Stewardess; A. ) Bowman, Gatekeeper'
State Deputy David Crockett instituted
the South Paris Lodge on Wednesday
evening Oct. q. with a lull complement
OF charter members, 20 males aud 10
females. The following are its officers;
Alex. 5 Thayer, NJ VIM. SWEET, o.
Franklin Porter. L.; John Stevens, 5
WIN. ii Cole. 4. $; 5 Il Parsons. c..
VIM. o. King. T.. 5. NJ. King, :. Q. G.
Curtis, q X Mrs l. NJ. Thomas, c.;
Mrs. VIM. II. Cole, p; Mrs. VIM. o.
King, F. Mrs. franklin Porter, L. A. 5.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-27
From the oxford Register.l
West Oxford Agricultural S0elety's Show
and Fair.

The annual meeting of the West Oxford
Agricultural Society was held In their hal
ut Fryeburg on Tuesday. 18Th, At DAM,
President James Walker Ia the chair. and
elected the following officers FOR The ensu-
ing year:
Presldent-James Walker: Frycburg.
Vice Presidcnt-ASa D Pike. Fryeburg
Secretary-D. l.. Lamson. Fryeburg.
Treasurer John Locke, Fryeturg.
Trustees-J. W. Barker. Andrew Buzz
zcll Fryeburg; Stephen Chandler, Stow ;
VI. NJ Smart, Sweden George X. Bean,
Denmark; VIM. II. Stickney, Browutield !;
j. l.. Kimball. Hiram; James Garland,
Porter; John L. Emery, Lowell.
ReSolred, That we have learned with
regret the recent decease of Capt. Isaac
Frye. for n long time member of this So
Ciety: that we hereby desire TO express
our appreciation OF his earnest and faith
full services in forwarding our interests,
and TO enter upon our records this express
sion OF the loss we have sustained in COM
mon with the community, and his own
family.
Resolution presented by Mr.. harrington
and adopted by the society unanimously:
Resolved. That hereafter neither sweet
or fermcnted cider. hop or other beers,
wines or liquors shall be allowed to be
sold on any grounds controlled by the
West Oxford Agricultural Society.
CLASS best trotting years old colt, Chas
Bckford, a.; 81, time O6i1 Chas Chandler a.
Best trotting wears old, seldom Boynton, a.
Best stallion, years old and upwards, Charles
Bckford, 81 81, L W Gerrish, %. Best breed.
ing mare, with stock, dlyn Mckeeu, 50; 81, Ira
Smart 81 3d. Samuel Charles, 81. Best years
old colt, Seldom BOynt0n, ~; 2d, Caleb OsgOOd
81; 81, Chas Fessenden, soc. Best , years old
colt, Alvin Mckeen, Sl; 20, John Coffin, Is; 81,
Ira Smart, SOC. Best matched colts. j l. kimball
-. Best year old colt. VI y Stanley. $50. Best
family horse, W II Hatch, %; 2d, J " Barker 81.
Best horse of all work, Gardner Walker az. Best
trotting mare or gelding, W Gerrish, IS, time
? 80; 2d, Wilson Webb, 50, (time 81; 81, ii
Hatch 81.
Sweepstakes, by horses wherever owned
Best, VIM c Downs, Bangor,-Blossom 5000
I'd, Il Woodbury., LewistOn,-Bay Nell, 700
81, + Pugsley, Cornish, White stockmgs,lO.
Winning time ;42iI, 2:A, 2'i6.
Committee-Barne Walker, VIM ii Abbott,
James Edgc0mb.
vearling. II McAllister. -. Best pair matched
3 wears old steers, j l. Kmball, 81; 2d, III Lord
al; best years old, J l. kimball, -; 2d, Wyman
IIarnden al. Bcst2 years old steers, VI VI Smart
~: 2d Ivory Wentworth, ST. Best herd Ira
smart as Best steer calves Ira Smart, a. best
heifer calf, Ira Smart, 81 best trained steer by
Wellington Il Chandler, ~.
Committee-J G. Swan, Ivory Wentworth, Chas
Fessenden.
CLASS 3-Best town team, W Barker, sl6; ID,
\ Pike, sl2; best town team q years old, G
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-27
Board of agriculture.

The Semi.annul session Of the Maine
Boad OF Agriculture will be held II
OrOuo. Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day, October 27lh. 2S,h. and 29th. The
board will hold business session at the
College Buildings in the forenoon OF Tues
day. and in the afternoon will attend the
recitations, visit the farm and farm build.
ings and witness the initiatOry drill OF the
students. In the evening The public SER
vices will open with a meeting and discus.
sion. a, the new Town Hall, Orono village
where the session OF the Board will be
held The time OF holding the meeting
has been put thus late in the season in
order 10 clear the several county exhibit
tons, in which the members OF the board
are interested, and generally connected
With. as officers The time OF the meet
ing will be quite largely taken up with
discussions, aud il is probable the bear
ngs OF the new grange movement in this
State will receive some attention. Papers
will also be presented by several mem.
beTs.