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Free Of Charge. Your Druggist will 70.
fund your money u Dr.. Bulls Cough syrup
does not give yon Satisfaction aud cure your
cough.
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hi-ta-~ is enhlsk ned with cosrageols d,els
Il hr-1c mon have ppsh@l ~ me1ep-er atl
polic'ef whenever .g'f snl iua'i-e itm-n lcl
il i-rsspe"tive ~ ,he c,usrrrenee,. Tini
nnsgbsrf have pleaded ~ pslry while b.r
sla'~ar' s'7ta'men have Tcn' Ne lspnbll
"spinn'ng DOWN ,he ringing .ronvcs ~ time"
L., Republican cpag-e7sm"n b. iruo 90 tho
teaohinrs ~ the Republican genius A. f,llaw
ths examI,le ~ those whose devotion has made
thom and u llus'riaus. We should be thank
fIl - s'e conyrer' 10 samothin- for tho con
strnrtiou ~ tho contemplated canal between
tie Chesapeake and Delaware bays. We should
like % -" +, pu, tho great Kanawha work in
motion. We .houl be pleased 70 sec Il on.
courage ship building by sending tho mails in
A'nerican vessels. Tho party that built tho
Pacific Railroad while suppressing rebellion
a, a COS. o. a halt million per day need not
hesitate 10 revive enterprise aud trade now by
encouraging internal Improvements aud ship.
building.
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NelO advertisements.
The Complete Washer Trlumphan
AteaTSted he First PremiHms al oxford aud
West Chester FAIRS.

$4,000 of these Machines IN Uso.
The Complete Washer was patented May -,
1879, aud ninca a. introduction has proved the
one thing neediul, Seventy Eve Thousand Of
the Washers have been made aud sold already,
aud the dcn nj increases every day. ltisonly
- question OF true tll every ialniIy "a the land
will have ono 81 these helpers ia their tub.
BY reference {" the cut Il wall be secn that
th,s machine =. bat little larger than q wrIuger.
aud tha, u 10 attsched u Il common wash tub
ia such . manner that II can be easily and
Quickly taken aru' The bottom board 10 made
I.sR enough . ut any si1ai tub. la washing,
thr clothes are p I'D RAPIDLY between the roll
l.rs, and the If",suI" eKeT,od by the springs
i,fc.s the Sat.t through the cl' thee. There 10
40 irirt.pu "- fubp,ng tue washing IL done en-
tE.ly by rfrssif,, 80 experience Las proven u
% be ia. only correct rfiEclplc.
sac C1hiil"t Naab-T Siii wash a carpet 80
ls,i -guih pr a ln, laee aurtsIn ~ collar.
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IL ls 90 .itrsSis tuat she uIgHufaclHrof I,..
not hssi. eth" {. .aftab' u Tor hy. yeat.
IL" H .~t.u,. af' u.auuiaetufci by ! 4.
Adam. Irr ra Iar price of this " Con
il"t' Wa. riN bpi.LAKS. ltNIll save
tisc . tnA t.i' fa., Do labor shi s'ar
OF - thing Is NLKCEE.
Irsr ri.f >ta'. Maryland
il's'iq4trt.f' a' .rsrysvl.ic .l't,'.
'piNIt t!pIIs iYf s.lc Drr o. 90.
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NAMuFl q WILSON. A.-t-Ut-,
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF
A HOUSE AND LOT ru\ fHE YORK
TURNPIKE. ABOUT : MILES
FROM BAI.TlMoRF.

pN Vuipe ~ ,-is- ~ tho ori,haus' e. ,s,-t
ID Of Baltimore county. the unicrsieuei,
Aimiuisiratsrs ~ the pcrsensl estate " ishn
7 Treaiwa, deceased. will sell aj I,lbnc auc.
tom. on the premises. on
>afi -ia,. lph d1t 81 n,. .h +. tS-l
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a. "a "cirra l.. n.
ALL THAI LpI ~ GHuIND A.,
X; situated IN L. aitni., county. ou tnI IEsfS
- liri AIR Road .b'ut ~" ihd a.uaIt
IniIes from Baltimore "tts. beginning ~ 1ns
same at q stone marked wlth ~" l,tt.r A. set
up va the ground ob the nDrthscst side Of the
Bel-AiT Road, said stob" ais. standing at the
end ui q line drawn south thtty ight degree.
west two and thf'. quarter t-tch-s from the
beginning ston. oi q parcel 80 iaHd hetciYIpf.
conveyed By Alfred J.. An"s aud wife 10 Geo
Quick, by deed bearing dst. tue l5th day u
May, lsSi; Abd fahhiIp thcuce from shia stone
north nine aud obc-hali degree, wet tNel,e
psrches " q stone. tA"Dee s"uth my d"sFues,
west twelve pcTch'a ., at,Le thence suuth
twelve degree, eAbt eleven prrchrs and two-
ten,hs II q perch - d rtnu" standing oh thc
uorthwest side oi the Erlat ra.d, thence s.lIl
south twelve degrees, .ast me and three-'uAr.
ter pefches 20 the cent?" - ssli rad 'hrurc
boubdibg OB tho c"htTr thereof utith Aity de-
gTsea, east eleven pefcbsa ai.J tsD.t,uths 81
perch, and thence by a silaiglt iiur 20 a.. Gfat
place u beginning, II bciug part - th' Iai.d
which was conveyed ~ Abf.i +. Anps anu
wiisl ,.ns ss'd 1s,xge Qeies. ~ d-eI hearing
date day oi Ma, lhCi, sad f.r.rd,a
sAnds Itseofds % E4ltim.fe county
: ,sk e.t-ai1. 81. >
A GpOEJ NEW FRAME BWEftft.,- rg,,
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.A6dwctors Of Charlie Ross.

The profound mystery that hung atouni the
singular abduction case o: little Charlie l;oss who
was stolen from bis parents in Germantown,
Pa, on the 6rst day Of July, 1871, has beeu
broken. On Sunday night las, two burglars a,-
tempted TO enter the house Of Judge Rulett Van
Brunt. at Fort Hamilton, Long Island, New York.
Tue two men were perceived when the Judge
hred tive shots One Of them fell dead Instantly
aud the other expired in about the space Of an
hour. The Que who vas not killed instantly re.
lated TO man attracted to the spot by the shoot
ing tina, they were the parties who had abducted
OhaIlie Ross irom his parents. Their names
were Joseph Douglass aud wm. Moshier. No.
shicr fell dead and Douglass related TO Richard
terken that they were the parties guilty Of the
abduction. On being asked where the child was
Douglass slated that Moshi,r had hr, concealed
somewhere, but whctc he could not tell. lie
stated iha, Moshict had wife aud six children,
but whether he was with them OF not he could
no, tell Douglass became Iepentau,, asked God
10 forgive him and tcqacuied TO see q minister. -
But he dled before one could be procured. The
detectives got on the track Of ,hrse men some
time Ia October, and IN pursuance Of inioT nation
Obtained the islands and woods In the vicinity OF
Long lslaad Sound and up the Hudson as far rs
f0aehkeePse was searched. Hut ihssc searches
we're unssAiling. Moshirr had b,tn hyiBg IA
Philadelphia under the .,uic oi Henderson, up to
the time OF the abdUei,uu. aud pOaglass was Iiv.
ing there under the ,ue OF CLARK Immediate.
y after the abduction these parI,ss disappeared
from their Philadelphia res,dsace lt,s thought
they have been PSnuipg The AvosAiiou ., tis,r
pirates. some inumaii0Bs wttc obiained Ia o.,
'oesr Iha, there were CeTtain paT,irs ~hJ had Ihe
1v's.1 ~osssss -ssl --04.0!I,Ge q, s,vu rsw -
u they could do 50 aud escape prosecution Bui
nothing definite aud t,li.bic 81 tangible Va, 90.
tsiasd upon this Poiai
uaT readers vii rsngmte, ,uai = tewatd "
go. 600 wAs offered +, ,hr parents oi the ehild
tor bis ts,utn B4t thry have endured the au.
salsa And suspense tot usarly "a months ri,bou,
!ea'Hlns anything fsllab.e ,on,vsnins uis whstv.
aeouts Toe psobAUsiuss are that n0s be ~ili
be il'cV'efti aud t,tatnei o. o., embrace IF b,,
autlSYs pagvnis
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ESTRAY.

EoCNn trcspa.s.rc ~ the cuc'csures VI the
suh.crihcr. N tho 18th Nov a -
ran aud WHITE BuFFALo HElF- 49,
ER. about two wears rld. ana has A
light tar mark on one hty. ThcowncFo o. the
above described llcier - requested u prove
property, pay charges. AVID take her away.
CHARLES AkEHvRST
miles from BALTIC. on Nork Road.
Pee l=Sws
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GREEN GROCERY AND PRO
VISION SToRE.

" u.ds--tsn having takrn the Storr
.s..iv ss-pi 81 hv Lc~ Rive, oN IHE
YORK ROAD ARoNE ApN'S HOTEL wt'i
setn .rrnstsn'v au kaui FRESH NEGrTA-
EiE> OF Al KINDS MEATS. BUTTER.
Ht,sS A.. At Thc patronage rf the people
5. .N..ut .vr sui vicinity respectfully -
,t-i colt MBl : SHERIDAN
Nv = foWsaUtoWn.
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ShMvEL e WILSON Nr
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-07
Action of the Ohio Con. Con.

Cincinnati, April 27.--The Constitu-
tional Convention to-day, after several
days debate, engrossed the PROPOSE
tion to submit to a separate vote of the
people for adoption in the constitution
the clause. "License to traffic in intox-
icating liquors may be granted, but this
section shall not be so construed as to
prevent the legislature from making
laws to restrain and regulate the sale
and compensate for injuries arising
therefrom. The alternative clause is
"No license" and its success before the
people would carry the prohibition of
the traffic aud leave the legislature free
to make laws to restrain the sale and
require compensation for injuries result
ting from the sale.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-07

but on the avenues leading thereto, un.
der penalty of law.
II. Disorderly conduct of any kind is
forbidden. Those indulging therein
will forfeit their right to remain on the
Fair grounds, and will be promptly
elected therefrom. v
10. A majority of the beard of man.
ayers must be present at the passage OF
any order involving the payment OF
money, and no order will be drawn
until directed by the board.
I6. The election of officers for the
ensuing year will be held during the
last day of the Fair.
INSTRUCTIONS TO COMMITTEES.
First-You are respectfully requested
to report yourselves at the Secretary's
Office on the second day of the Fair by
10 O'Clock A. NJ. for instructions and
Committee books.
Second-You will not be permitted
to serve ON committee on any class in
which you may he competing for pre-
MUM.
Third-Iou may recommend but not
award premiums on animals or articles
not enumerated in the printed list.
Fourth-You will in no case, where
there is no competition, award premi-
ums on animals or articles that are not
meritorious.
Fifth-Pay no attention to animals or
articles that have not card attached.
Sixth-You will take into considera-
tion the symmetry, the early maturity,
size, feeding, and other circumstances
connected with the animal you may
judge, but give no encouragement to
overfeeding.
Seventh-Three members of each COM
mittee will constitute quorum.
Eigth-Permit no person to interfere
in your examinations, or be present in
your deliberations; any competitor in
any manner interfering in such exam
nations or deliberations, will thereby
forfeit any right they may otherwise
have had to premiums for animals or
articles on exhibition.
Ninth-Each committee will make
their report of awards to the secretary
on the second day; after which flags or
cards will be attached to all articles
premiums. First Premium,
Red; Second Premium, Blue.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-07
"Put on Another Plate. =

A good story is told of two farmers
who lived few miles apart. One day
one called on the other, happening in
at dinner time. The person called up
on, by the way was a rather penurieus
old fellow. He was seated at the table
enjoying his dinner. The visitor drew
up to the stove, looked very wistfully
towards the table, expecting the cid
farmer to invite him to dine. The old
farmer kept on eating.
"What's the news up your way, neigh
bor?" Still eating. "No news, eh?"
"No, L believe not" presently a
thought struck the visitor. swell, yes,
friend, 1 did hear Of one item Of news
that's worth mentioning"
"Ha, what is that?n
''Neighbor John has cow that has
five calves
ais that soe Good gracious, What
in thunder does the firth calf do when
the others are sucking?"
"Why, he stands and looks on just as
l do, like dumb fool"
"Mary, put on another plate"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-07

Talking about Wall street organs, if
there is anything Wall street wants it is
imitation. Print off more greenbacks
distribute round several cart loads of
national bank notes, and away will go
stock Sailing round the moon." 1t is
the Wall street boys to whose use and
benefit the imitation of the currency
would chiefly work.
Sherman, Thurman, and Schurz find
themselves together on currency quess
ton. 1t has been some time, we believe
since these three had the felicity agree
ing.
Snow drifts ten feet deep are among
the attractions which Northern yer-
mont -offers the early tourist.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-07

The light of friendship is like the
light of phosphorus : seen plainest
when all around is dark.
-Blobbs now gets his boots and
gloves one size larger than usual, On
the ground that in these days Of inf1a-
ton you can't tell where the pressure
will come.
Mrs. Charles Sumner is prosecuting
petition to assume her maiden name Of
Alice Mason.
"Mynherr, do you know for vat We
gall our boy Hanse" "Do net, really"
"vell, 1 tell you. Der reason dot We
gall our boy Hans, dot ish his nane."
Lazy husbands are known out West
rs steve watches.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-07

No. e, EXPRESS, DAILY, Sunday excepted
Sleeping Coach from Cincinnati to New York :.
Passengers can secure berths in this coach
through the train conductor. This train also
permits day view on the entire length of the
Susquehanna and Delaware Division off the
Erie Railway, embracing the most romantic
scenery upon the continent.
No. i2, EXPRESS, Daily. To this train is
attached q SLEEPING COACH, which runs
through to New York without change. A first
class passenger car is also run through to New
York without change, by this train, for the
accommodation of those who do not desire
sleeping coach location. No extra charge. for
seats in this through car.
For further information as to time, fare and
connections, apply to the local agent, asking
for tickets via. the ATLANTIC AND GREAT
WESTERN BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
No .sstop-over'' allowed upon local tickets.
Local passengers must purchase tickets to
their first stopping place, and may then rcpur-
chase from that point to destination.
w. B. SHATTUC,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
CINCINNATI, o.
D.CooPER, General Superintendent,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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failure to start forfeits the entrance fee.
No horse to compete for more than one
premium in this class.
Fastest and best trotting stallion,
gelding or mare ..-.-. $50 90
Second best, do. ................1 Is 90
Fastest and best pacing stallion,
gelding or mare, best in 8. :. 20 90
Second best, do. ............. 10 90
Committee
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DEPARTMENT MANAGERS.


The several departments will be un-
der the general superintendent of the
following named members of the Board:
First Department-Horses-E. Mast
and Marshall Beatty.
Second Department. Cattle, Sheep
and Hogs-C. S. Uhl and L. NJ. Jones.
Third Department-Grain, Vegetables
and Provisions-R. F. Gray.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures Arts
and Poultry-Clinton Smith.
Fifth Department-Fruits and Flow
ers-E. NJ. Wheaton.
Sixth Department-Domestic Manu-
factures, Needle Work and Fine Arts
James Tidball.
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Something for Drinking Men
to Read.

"Grumble, grumblel That's the way!
Never anything in the house to eat
when get home from work-or if there
is, it isn't fit for dog. Then when 1
speak of it, you cry and run on with
long string of wants. l won't stand
it."
1t was Sam Pilkington whe spoke;
his poor, patient wife whom he adj
dressed.
"Why don't you talk back, Jane. You
haven't the spirit of a catl''
Jane was replying all the time, for
tear after tear chased each other down
her thin cheeks.
! "Why aren't the children at school
free schools-you can't say it takes
money to send 'em there?"
Edward, Emma, Samuel, Francis,
come herer'
The four children, at their mether's
call, crept up from the corner into
which they had stole, when he, the fa-
ther, came in, for they were afraid of
him.
1t was very cold, the ground was fire.
zen and covered with snow, yet not one
of them had a shoe on. Their clothes
were mended and patched all over, yet
hardly fit to wear in the house, not to
speak of the outdoor air.
"Why haven't they got shoes and
clothes?' he cried, fiercely.
For he was sober to-day, ard he was
worse than usual, for the want of his
accustomed drink almost maddensd
him.
"Why don't you keep them fit to 90
to school? That's what want to know
and will know it mighty quick, or I'll
trounce the life out of youp'
samuel, 1 want you to answer me
truly, few questions. Then you may
kill me, and 1 will utter no word of re-
proachp
"Wel, ask 'em, and be quick about
it."
"How much do you earn at the
shop?"
s'The same as the other hands, nearly
twenty dollars a week.
"How much do you allow me cut of
that to keep house with?''
"Why, six dollars, you fool-a whole
dollar day, counting out Sunday, when
I'm always out with nv friends.''
"Samuel, out of this four dollars a
week has to 90 for rent, or we would
have no rooms to live in. On two dol
lars you expect me to feed you and four
children, to clothe and keep shoes on
their feett'
swell, you get washing to do?"
cat two places, washing out, get
dollar day. 1t is all can get, and
more than am able to do.''
She was not weeping now.
"well, Jane, it does look rather hard
never mind, I'll give you little more
next week. Have YOU any money in
the house2 1 got to the shop late this
morning, and another man was at my
bench-I can't work to-day.
81 have twenty cents, Samuel"
0sou WI. you just run around %
'iie grocery anu get me Doetie OF
gin.
les oamuei.
ANA Jane flkinton stopped down
anu lSoh tiie remnants Oh shoes, and
tle stoeKhgs inii oil hoies, from her
ieet.
. nc ",e oo .o'" '".,' iof' 'ane
..'.S ~ g ~ '''''N '""' 81.
aTbe Ground ;s corered v;,b we. snov
samuel. ifJ oet these wet Ihovo no
dry one to mt on. and sbanld Ioet
s;c. tbe cb;,dro, o,,,d s.orv n.;.o,,,
they are half-starved now.n
And barefooted she took the bottle to
90 out.
aston, Jane he said. buskilv. sSton.
this is too bad. don't want that eini
Pm miserable brute,
seNo. Samuel Won are INV husband
and .,d h.rouo -
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Dentists.
HofeI0.
HuRD HOuSE.

oRRvILLE, O., NORTH OF r. r. DEPOT,
S. REBMAN, prop'r. Trains going north
in the morning stop thir ty minutes for
in frst-class style, and is one OF the best
houses on the p, +. w. & c. X. z. Country
people will find it to their interest to stop at
this house.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-07
Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, Sept. 23th, Gath
and 25th, 1874.

JAMES TIDBALL, President.
r. F. GRAY, Vice-President.
A. INGLES, Secretary.
A. B. RUDY, Treasurer.
DANIEL DUFR, Marshal.
BOARD OF MANAGERS.
r. F. Gray, James Tidball, Elias Mast,
Edward NJ. Wheaton, c. S. Uhl, Mar
shall Beatty, Ezra Crawford, Il. NJ.
Jones and Clinton Smith.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
R.F. Gray, James Tidball, Elias Mast,
E. NJ. Wheaton and C. S. Uhl, who will
have charge of the Police Department
and dispose of all matters not previous
ly provided for.
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r. F. GRAY-Sup't.

THIRD DEPARTMENTAL Veg
etanies. and Provisions.
r. F. GRAY-Sup't.
1 CLASS H.-GRAIN AND SEEDS.
Every article in this department must
be correctly labelled, and to compete
for but one premium; must be grown
by the person exhibiting the same. In
thedisplay of cereals a less quantity than
a peck of any article will be entered for
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-07
BUSINESS DIREcEelR9Y.
Fhy0iCian0.
DR. 8 WILSON,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE AND
Residence, West Liberty Street, Wooster, y.
All accounts considered due as soon as seryi,
ces are rendered. 5ts
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Terms for Advertising.
,ip.l, in rain. ,scOlIKcolI IHcOlI ,lcOllxcOlIlcOl

Deaths and Marriages gratis.
Local Notices. first insertion, u cents per
line: subsequent insertions 9 cents per line.
Special Notices and Foreign Advertisements
IS per cent additional.
business Cards, not exceeding lines, 81.
Administrators, and Executors Notices g
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-07
FIFTH DEPARIMENT---Fruits and
Flowers.
EDWARD WHEAToN-Sup't.
CLASS O-GREEN FRUITS.

CLASS O-GREEN FRUITS.
Every article in this department must be
true to the sort Represented, raised within the
county, and by the person exhibiting the same
Best display and variety of apples, size
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LIST OF PREMIUMS.

FIRST DEPARTMENTAL
ELIAS MAST, MARSHALL BEATY-Supts.
CLASS A--RoADsTERs.
No horse to compete for more than
one premium, except in travelling
matches.
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Manufactures and Fine Arts.

EZRA CRAWFORD-Supt.
CLASS R-DONRTrIc MANUFACTURES.
Amy article in this class may contain more
but not less, than the quantity here named and
must have been manufactured within the
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j. G. BIGHAM, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, MILLERsBURG,
Ohio. Office and Residence, at South part OF
Washington Street. ~. - lH
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Committee-Isaac Harpster, j. A. Es-
till, John Hudson, Mrs. J. c. Mckenzie
and Mrs. Eflie Miller.
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No.. Daily except Monday; Nos. ,, 4. 8, Z,
and Daily except Sunday; Nos. and G.
Daily.
FIR. MYERS. Gen. Pas. Dc Ticket agent.
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Committee-John Finney, Thomas
Cole and Aaron Waits.
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Committee-J, II. Newton, Col. joss, Mrs. P.
p. Pomerene, Mrs. DIR. Hague, Miss Caddie
Shattuck.
CLASS U-FooT RACE, WALKING AND
LADIES EQUESTRIAN EXERCISE.
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Societies.

Sparta Lodge, No. 1875, r. & A. masons.
Ststed Commanications-June6 9Th, July 4th.
August eth, september5th October ID, ocsoter
I. L. PIERCE, VIM