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A Long Branch correspondent 81 he
New York World says: AS for bathing
il is, l am compelled 20 say, more OF Ie-s
of a sham Nudity is allowed by CONF
mon consent at an early hour 10 the morn
ing for disporting. AT that hour ID r.
understood that Venus herself will Stay
away from tue water. Ia the afternoon
come from the Ocean House six OH eight
tender mlnXes with bundles. I0uku.
cautiously behind them They pick
their way down the steps. accompanied
by their guardian Of safe and proper ago.
and are watched from the bank by MeIr
mother and aunt IN evening dress
There are at this time MO more diam ff
teen people, all told, ON the whole stretch
of sand from Sandy Hook % the West
End. The minXes disappear iu the dis
reputable shanties shat are meant .r
dressing cases, and, presently they emgr..
in woollen blouses and pants. holding
each others hands and emitting Itup
screams as the soft, white sand lluehe-
their tender feet, and looking around Co.
see that nobody is photographnE them
One can see their fragile bodies shygr
even from the top Of the bank when
they step with bated breath aud auXiou.
looks into the white spume that De- roll.
ing and foaming up the beach Two ON
three steps and they are ankle deep Boo
the ocean. At that am umorous wave.
swollen with desire, makes ut lhem
They see it coming the clasp of their
hands tightens; they take a deep breath.
the defiance of their sex is In their eyes.
but the weakness Of their Sex "a iu JhgI
yertebre, and they bend their knee.
and bow their heads, and the myi.hIue
element breaks over them with wet
embrace, hugs them a moment in tuam-
ing paroxysm, and then goes broken and
believing 10 fling itself in reckless dc.
light upon the sands where their feet
have trod.
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CHlAa4 NO. 3.
sADDLERY. HARNESS, WHIPS, ETC


BOOTS, SHOES. UNKS-SOUTHERN
MANUFACTURE.
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A railroad conductor in Pennsylvania
received on board fine looking speci-
men of an old country gentleman. When
he passed through the cars the old gen
tleman handed up his ticket, which was
duly punched and returned to him.
After passing the next call station the
conductor again called for the old gen
tleman's ticket He looked up in sur
prise, and informed the puncher of tick
cts that he had thrown it out Of the
window. "Why did you do THAR
asked the conductor. The old gentle
man replied; "Why / thought if you
didn't want it, I didn't" The face Of
the old man was 50 honest, and his
knowledge of railroad travelling evidently
so limited, that the conductor accepted
his word and carried him to his destina-
ton.
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oven, and ten-foot pipe. All stoves on trial
must be used as they are sold for general use.
Wood and dough viii be furnished by the As
ISOLATION. The following points will be taken
bread smallest quantity of wood used in bak-
ing, and shortest time. Further instructions
TO the Committee will be given by the Superin
tendent of the Department al the trial
Best Portable Cooking Range ....-..-... Diploma
" Parlor stove...... ploma
E" Stove for Cooking, with oil or
gas ....1lp IoHa
Parlor era e.......... iploma
$ Toy Stove and Trinmin2 s........diTploma
" Cooking Stove made in Mis-
sissippi.... .......Diploma and - %
Portable Gas Lamps ..........dIplQm
. specimen Ornamental Casting
made in diploma and So 90
" Cast Iron Fence made in Mis-
sissippi... .........-Diploma and 50 90
g display of Scales all kinds iploma
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PEA FOWLS

: pair, male and female 81 90
. and largest display of Poultry
Diploma and 10 90
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PROGRAMME.
EXHIBITION IN THE ARENA

The track is a circle of one mile. sixty feet
wide, and perfectly level and solid
~ Entries for all 'rials OF speed TO be
made by o'clock the day previous to the
event
eH Entrance Money ten per cent.
Not less than three Entries, and three to
start
~ Trials of speed 10 commence
at o'clock precisely unIes~ other
w Use specially ordered.
The Association reserve the right TO post
pone any part of this programme on account
Of bad weather or other good and sufficient
cause.
~ Purses will be Immediately paid at
Secretary office, upon receipt of the reports
of Judges.
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At 10 o'clock a. NJ, Grand Parade by the
Fire Department and other Fire Companies of
Jackson. A Silver Cup TO be awarded to the
best Hose Company in a Trial Of Speed
Ee- All school children, and their teachers
coming as schools, admitted free on Friday
u O'CLOCK NJ.
Best Boy Rider under IA years Of age
Silver Cup by j. 5. Barfeld. of Jackson
Best display of horsemanship by gents, fine
Buggy Whip by H. +. Sizer, of Jackson.
NJ Jst stylish Horse or Mare to harness, Silver
Cup.
| O'CLOCK P NJ.
Trotting, in harness, one mile-2 in g. 800 90
ing-dash of miles .................. 100 90
THE FOLLOWING RING FOR MISSISSIPPI
RAISED HORSES EXCLUSIVELY.
dash of / mile .................... $50 90
Trotting, in harness, dash of | mile. 80 90
Pacing, Hnder saddle-dash Of
Hllle-...-. - w
Ponies IA hands or I'M
der, 500 yards 70 90
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CLASS NO. 3.
~ TAKE SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Entry Fee is five per cent. upon the
value of the premium offered. Where the pre-
MUM is under 50 60, no entry fee will be
required.
are to exercise their own taste in style and
quality of cloth. I e premium is to be
awarded on the character OF the work and the
general makeup of the article. The garments
may be cut out by professional, but every
stitch of the work must he handmade, and by
the competitor.
Ladies residing in any part of the State,
who cannot attend the Fair, can make entries
by correspondence with the Secretary. The
articles can be sent by Express, but in every
instance the Express charges must be prepaid,
and the entry fee enclosed IN the package, or
forwarded by mail. Exhibitors must be care
full to mark their name and address the
package box containing it. All articles
will be returned soon as possible after close
of Exhibition.
qzfs- No entry in Needlework will be per-
mitted after Il clock on Wednesday.
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Entry Fees and Admission Tickets.

Articles competing for Diploma......... 81 90
On stock and entries in Arena-10 per cent
on value of premium offered.
AL other Departments, per cent on value
Of premium offered, except where the pre-
MUM Is under 50 %, when no entry fee will
be charged.
Ill entries, unless otherwise specially stated
must close on Wednesday at II 0 clock.
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CLASS NO. Il.

loRN OATS, WHEAT, RICE, GRASSES.
esi acre of $50 90
y one acre of Wheat.................,... 70 w
see also the Special Premiums offered by
1ar' Kirkhnd)
i1e producer VIII be required to furnish a
Et"iled statement of the mode of cultivation,
Ewing date of planting, time of Laughing
y aoelngi kind of implements used, kind
Y amount OF manures used, and bow and
l'h applied, all FOR the information Of
94'dins Committee and with a view to pub
''''oh at close Of Fair The land must be
-'"'ely measured, and the yield certified to
'"0 of more respectable witnesses.
4s''el 81 corn in the ear and hushel of
e"' must be entered by each competitor, as
sample Of the product
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THIRD DAY.

WEDNESDAY, October 2S, 1874.
HORSES FOR ALL WORK OR GEN
ERAL UTILITY.
(Size, form, action, style and endurance TO
be taken into consideration by the Judges)
Best Stallion. 3 years old and OVER 25 90
. Mare, years old and oyer......... % 90
(All three years old and over, to be exhibit
ted in harness, except Stations over four,
to exhibit as they please
SADDLE HORSES.
Best Stallion, years old and over. s25 on
Saddle Horse, Mare or Gelding... 20 co
. display Horsema nship( in Arena
not less than three riders to
enter.
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A.

pa Products, Cereals and CereaI Food,
Fruits, Vegetables, Seeds, Canned Fruits,
Hats Fish, etc., Pickles, Confectionery,
SrsetNeats, Cakes Nadps Vines,
Spirits and Matt Liquors.
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~ Articles which have heretofore taken
premiums are positiveLu N1eeLnded from compel
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Admission to the Grounds.

eason Ticket for one person mot trans
fetable and TO be obtained only upon
application TO the Secretary admitting
voreuaser TO grounds during Fair~......S2 90
Si1gle Ticket, admitting one person once. 90
Children. II and 70
Ticket admitting one horse and rider,
9tfe. 20
Ticket admitting one or two horse vehi
Gle ~
Visitors holding Stockholders or Season
lickets, viii be entitled TO the free admission
\ their vehicles, when used for them person
lHy. But each occupant or rider, must hare an
llteidaqt admissi0R ticket
Pubuc Hacks viii be charged 81 Copper day,
per week, or at the above rates for each
Engle admission.
Visitors are requested to provide themselves
\ bib change
e No checks win be given at the gate;
|hrues leaving the grounds will be required
pay on return. 4 singie ticket IS for single
'3Wssi0a. A season ticket (S2) will admit
Rstors at all times.
20 Grooms, walters and servants, must,
+ K all others, pay the above rates for admis
on 10 the grounds There will be no eXcep-
on. Please don ask it.
Stockholders viii be furnished with Tickets
the Secretary-0ne Ticket for each share OF
Doc.
Where firm exhibits, each individual mem
r Of the firm in attendance, Will be required
M pay the usual admission fee.
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vIcKs SPECIAL FLORAL PREMIUMS

For several years we have authorized the
officers of many of our State Agricultural So
cieties to offer special premiums for flowers
grown and exhibited by customers. We
have offered these premiums for the purpose
OF encouraging the growth of flowers and their
exhibition, thus increasing the taste for this
beautiful work and materially adding to the
attrac lveness Of our autumn shows. We
thought the premiums offered for flowers
ridlculously low, as compared with those in
other departments, and therefore felt pleas
ure in charging the small sums. They were
also designed a compliment to my customers.
There were grave defects in previous offers,
which we have endevored to rectify.
Best collection of Cut Flowers from
seeds grown or imported by me....... $40 90
Second beSt........ 10 90
1hIrd 10 W
FOuFbu DesI.-.... D W
This offer is made to amateurs only The
money will be forwarded promptly to the Of
fcers of the Society directly, to the persons
obtaining the premiums, may be deemed
best, soon the awards are made The
awards TO be made by the regular Judges on
Flowers, or any committee appointed for the
purpose. When only collection is exhibit
ted, the judges may award the first or any
other premium, according to merit
JAMES WICK, Rochester, N T.
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DEPARTMENT L.

SPECIAL NoTIcE.-No animal will be allowed
to enter in more than one ring during Fair
Week, except in trials of speed. In case there
is only one entr-', and the animal not specially
meritorious there will be no award, and en-
trance fee will will be returned
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nAaa no. a.

JAPANNED WARE. GAG FIXTURES.
NAILS, CHAINS, ETC.
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DEPARTMENT M.

HORSES, MULES, CATTLE.
Horses w i'll be Entered im Glass 4.
Cattle will be Entered I'm Class y.
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PUMPS. WASHING MACHINES, FEN
CES, AND ALL OTHER MIS-
CELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
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COOKING STOVES AND CASTINGS.
... e $500. Diploma and Silver Medal
NoTE.-There must be at least three COM
petitors. Cooking Stoves for woad will be
tested in the open air Each stove competing
must be new, size No. s supplied with two
sheet-iron pans, TO fill the bottom OF stove
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Best practical Penmanship by Mssis-
sippi boy under IL years.-........ 90
Best practical Penmanship, by Mssis-
sippi girl under II years.. 90
Best practical Penmanship, by gentle
man, open to the world ..-..-... Diploma
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"My dear, where is my Morning and
Evening Devotion?" asked Mr. Paul
Partington-meaning small book with
that title, in which he sometimes read.
Here it is" said Mrs. Darlington,
producing from the closet dark bottle,
and setting it on the table with a clean
glass. "Here it is, Paul"
He looked intently into her face to see
if malice were actuating her; but he
found all there calmly serene. He would
not destroy the pleasure Of her satisfac-
ton in having thus obliged him, 80 he
retained from explanation and partOok.
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DEPARTMENT G.

Cutlery, Edged Tools, IRON, Steel, Copper, ia
panned Ware Gas Fixtures Cotton Ties,
StoUes, Iron Castings, Furniture, Cab
met Work, and Upholstery.
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eral use, manufactured IN
Mississinni. snecial premium
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Neutrality-suspicious.
Ds'' sides -. Diploma and s. 90
halfdozen Upper Leather, tanned
and dressed Diploma and %
s. half dozen Calf Skins, tanned
and dressed. Diploma and 90
halfdozen Sleeps S tins, TANNED
and dressed. dipIoms
half dozen prepared Deer Skins.diploma
display of Leather of an kinds,
frem Southern STANDARDIZATION
3sides CT Harness Leather..-...--
......... ...... .-....... Diploma and 20 W
three sides Of Bride Leather......diploma
prepared Bear Iona
act Of Curriers' Tools ........... ...-..diplem
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30.

Running-mile heats-2 in g.. ........ 500 90
Trotting, in harness. one mile in g.. 80 %
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DEPARTMENT D.
Plantation and Wood Working Nachenery
Engines, PLoVs, and other Implements.

NoTE.-Any new or useful article not
enumerated in this Department is invited
and if deemed worthy, win be reported ac
cordingly.
The Association. has provided frst-class
Float to enable exhibitors to haul heavy
from Railroad Junction 10 to Fair
Grounds, which Will be at the service Of ex-
hibitors, at an expense sufficient TO merely
pay for tea and driver. The Fair Grounds
are about three fourths Of mile from the
freight depots.
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FURNITURE. CABINET WORK AND
UPHOLSTERY.
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MICH COWS.

Best Mich Cow, Mississippi raised.... 20 90
T" Mich Cow, Of any grade, other
than Mississippi raised......... 20 90
'' Mich Cow, under 8 years, Mis-
si5sippi raised--specia1 pre-
MUM by II. z. Si1er, of Jack
son-a fady's Saddle worth. 20 90
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Es- If on a garment, the garment will not
be entitled to a separate entry, The entering
of one article for two or more premiums creates
confusion.
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A Troy clergyman went h fishing the
other day, but had no luck. On his re-
turn he stood his pole and line up against
house, and in a short time caught o.
hen Schenectady Reflector. 4g
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CLASS NO. e.
MACHINES FOR PREPARING AND
GATHERING CROPS.
Best display of Agricultural Imple
ments, not less than twelve
meritOrious entries.................
........- Diploma and so W
Diploma and 5 5 90
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......... Diploma and

"A worker in the first Agricultural Fair,
held in Kinds Co. offers a silver cup that cost
$40 90 in 1859. to the white girl, not over 10
wears who exhibits the best -four bread of her
own make-open to the State
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CLASS No. =.

BREAD, CAKES, CONFECTIONERY.
CANDIES, BUTTER, CHEESE.
Rest half dozen Ioaves Bakers Wheat
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BEEF. BACON. DRIED MEATS, LARD,
TAILOW. WAX, SOAP, MOLASSES,
SUGAR, WINES AND ALES.

Best TWO Mississippi cured HAMS"
............................D Diploma and w
three hams put up in U. S.......... Diploma
" Mississippi Sugar-cured Ham
with statement in writing as
10 mode curing same ..............
...............p Diploma and . W
specimen of Wax, in cakes, not
less than lbs Z'VO
:. family Soap for general use ........ Diploma
:. famiIy Soft SoaT,............... 2 90
ToiIet Soaps....... -. ............ Diploma
Still Catawba, two bottles..........
= Sparkling Cataw ba -..--.....'....'-.
Wine from any grape........... 90
Berry Wine. one bottle...-....-..... Q w
9 Berry Cordial, same terms . w
. Champagne Cider, not less than
one gallon .........-...... ...'.'Dlptoma
q Scuppernong Still, bottles~..
+" Scuppernong Sparkling, same...-
/" gallon Brandy, made from grapes
q bot FIN Rhe M Vine 200
For best collection native Wines
and Grapes, MIR. G. d. Subway,
of jackson, offers as special
premium the elegant Gents
Saddle manufactured express
ly for the Vienna Exhibition,
worth ......--.--.--. = % w
10 gallons keg Lager Beer-... Diploma
with spiggot for convenience OF samphng
committee
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SWINE, LARGE BREEDS-sUcH As CHEs-
HIRE. BERKSHIRE, HAMPSHIRE, LEICHEs-
TER AND THEIR CROSSES.
Be ct Boar, two years old and OVER SO 90
8 Boar one year old and undert two 10 90
9 Sow, two years old and Over............ 10 OO
Sow, one year old and under two ID w
SMALL BREEDS-SUCH AS NEAPOLITAN,
SUFFOLK, CHINA, MOCHA, AND THEIR
CROSSES.
Best Boar, two year old and over ....... SO 80
. Boar one year and under two 10 90
- Sow, two wears old and over. 10 60
g Sow one year and under two. 10 O0
SWEEPSTAk ES.
Best Boar, other than thoroughbred. SO 90
- Sow, other than thoroughbred. 10 90
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20

Running-mile heats-2 in 9............. 800 90
Pacing, under the saddle, one mile ,
in ............................ so 90
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CLASS No. =.
CLASS NO. g.
'IANOS AND ORGANS.

Best Square Piano, made in the United
States :..-.-.-.-:.........;::..:,... diploma
Upright Piano in the L. S..........di ploma
Reed Organ, made in U. S..........di ploma
Melodeon, made in the L. S.......di ploma
Guitar, made in the U. S.-.........di ploma
Violin, made il the U. a.............dipIoma
NoTE-AIusical Instruments viii be admit
ted for exhibition, without entry fee, and will
be afforded ample space and good position if
due notice is given in advance to the Secreta-
ry of Fair Exhibitors may compete or not as
they may elect.
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CLASS NO. ,.

FARM AND PLANTATION NIPPLE
MENTS AND MACHINERY.
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DEPARTMENT E.


CLASS NO. 4.
WAGONS, CARTS, CARRIAGES, BUG
GIES.
Best two-horse Farm Wagon, with iron
aXle....-.-...,-.s-. plOIla
" two horse Farm Wagon, with
thimble-skein axle diploma
:. four-horse Farm and Road Wa
gon, with iron ploma
q four-horse Farm and Road Wa
gon, with thunderstorm axle-.diploma
% Farm Wagon for general use......
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Diploma and 5 5 60
q Caleehe or Coach diploma
9 two-horse Farm Wagon for gen.
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FIRST DAY.

FIRST DAY.
MONDAY, October 26, 1874.
This dLy will be devoted to the entry of
Articles and Animals, and TO general prepar-
alton for the remainder of the week. There
will be no exhibition in Arena or on Main
Track.
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DEPARTMENT c..
CLASS No. Il.
JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE.


JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE.
Fines Workm anship and Finish, six
articles or more of Jewelry,
Original designs made IN
Southern States )................... Diploma
Superior " orkma nship, Finish and
Design, one piece or more Sill
yer Ware made in Southern
States diploma
Best Clock made in the U. 5. .............diploma
- display of Watches and move
incnts. made in the U. S. and
exhibited by account of
the manufacturer. ..........dip Iona
- and largest display Jewelry and
and Silver Ware on exhibitiOn.dip loma
CLASS NO. =.
DENTISTRY, OPTICAL in STRU MENTS,
ARTIFICIALLIMBS. TRUSSES AND
BRACES, DRUGS AND CHEMI-
GALS
CLASS NO. 3.
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CLASS NO. =.

SuEEP-LONG WOOL.
Best Buck, one year and over -.......-..-. $40 %
= Eve, one year and over .....--....-- 10 %
SOUTHDOWNS.
Best Buck, one Year and over. .--......... SO 90
Eve, one year and over..-......-...-. 10 on
MERINOS.
Best Buck one year and over............. SO 90
Eve one year and over.............. 10 90
CASHMERE GOATS.
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Best Four PANEL Door manufactured
in Miss. Diploma and s. 90
Revolving Blinds..-.... ploma
Window Sash .........................-.dipl oma
Mouldlngs diploma
Show iploma
" Hand Rail and Balusters ............di ploma
Carving in Wood ..........-.............diplo ma
Bracket iploma
" Box Window Frame. ID ploma
=" 500 Shingles, machine or hand
made. and IS 90
pair NANTES .........
" display of Joiners' and Turner's
Work of all descrip ion not
less than six entries, by any
exhibitor, made in Missis-
sIppl......-. ..........diploma and $40 90
display of Wooden Ware. plOma
:" and largest assortment Brushes, di ploma
specimen of Basket Work, manu-
featured from Split Cane, Mis-
sissippi ..................... .......... s. 90
81" specimen of Basket Work manu-
featured from Willow Missis-
sippi.........-.... ....................... ? 90
d" Cotton asket......................... 2 90
Fruit Boxes, made in Miss..........dip loma
half dozen BrOoms, made in Mis-
sIppI.......-....-. -.-.....--.....diploma
pair Brooms, made by blind
person in Mississippi. ........... 3 90
Re-bottomed Chair, by a blind
person in Mississippi. ............ , 90
and largest assortment OF Coop
ers' Ware, Manufactured by
exhibitor Il u iona
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is.

AT T. o CLOCK N.
Running-mile heats-2 in 3............. 500 90 !
Trotting, in harness, one mile, 2 in B.. 30 90
Mule Race, one mile six more
tfles.--....-.......... ......... - w
Sack, Foot and WheelbarrOw races, and /
other amusements will be provided to fill out
the day
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MISCELI ANEOUS NEEDLEWORK
Premiums on Hand-Mdde Needle Work
Competition limited TO Articles made in
Mississippi.
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SECOND DAY.

TUESDAY, October p, 1874
DRAFT HORSES.
Best Stallion 4 years old and over. S25 90
q Mare or Gelding, years old
and over........... .................... 25 90
STATIONS, GELDINGS AND MARES
FOR SINGLE HARNESS.
Best Stallion of any age......... ........ S25 90
Mare or Geldiug, years old and
.............................. 70 90
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K.

CLASS NO. L.
SEWING MACHINES AND SEWING
MACHINE WORK.
Competition open to Mississippi Louisiana,
Tennessee and Alabama.
There will be no premium offered on
Sewing Machines, this year, but manufa. tur-
ers viii be furnished any reasonable space
without charge, for display. Space will be
assigned in the order in which application is
made.