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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-14

tTAt +. 3. SnEETz's store the high.
est market price is given for all kinds OF
Country Produce. lie is disposing OF
Dry Goods, at Ell times, at lowest prices.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-14

WASHINGTON. May s.-The very rs-
pid incasase in silver coinage within .
short time causes soxpe oftto ,rroasufy
officials Co think tkkt the Secretary
will begin paying out sjker< in lieu of
fractional esrrsncy tcfSre IL useeting
of COM IN DecShater. 1t IS esti-
mated that by the last Of June, the end
of the present fiscal year, there will be
about six million dollars in silver coin
in the Tresasury. and by thes fTst of
September fully ten Millions With
this amount II Is beiieved that The Sec.
Rotary willfeel that he caa- safely begin
to put into operation the law authori-
ring silver coin to be paid out in place
of fractional eurrcncy withdrawn. ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-14

~ An English builder has construct
ed a boat which is % 10 propelled on
the same principle as ia a "pipe.dsh."
or, Is the animal Is better know IN this
country a sea-hotse. Attached TO the
keel IS an undulatory apparatus in imi-
tation Of dorsal Gin. the spines being
represented by metal rods. and the i'm
tcrsiicc8 between them filed with oiled
elk to take the place Of the membrane
on the f5h.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-14
HDH'y Goods

DEPARTMENT Is very complete ard vel SUPPLIED.
Choice articles FOR Laliss, Gesuemsa AID Chill
dicn. uis
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-14

iY-"Stay," he said, his right arm a.
round her waist. and her face expect.
nntly turned 90 him. shall it be the kiss
pathetic. sympathetic, graphic. oriental.
intellectual. paroxysmal, quick and dis.
nal, slow and unctious, long and tedi.
ou-, devotional or whaty" She said per.
haps that would lie the better way.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-14

Tie assortment viii compete with any goods IN
this market, md oil he ssks "a fof those vii, DE-.
sire cool aud substantial Goods, Is call add *,
? mine lis stock. iiis
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-14

ENAkES Pleasure in announcing 10 hs Oh
4 friends ara customers that 10 addition
his former stock, he has received from ,As E4sl
choice selection Of
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-03-06

1 We stole this from Danbury
but reckon he stole it from = some
other feller.":
There were two Of them. She,
with bent head and parted lips,
was listening intently. He, with
face flushed and voice vibrating,
was saying, sIn all this wide world,
darling, there is no being SO dear
And then Mr.. HOlcomb,s
clerk started a quarter Of ton q
snow from the roof, and a man
looking like an aliegOry Of winter,
was dancing out in the street,
shaking Ills fist upward, and
screaming at the top Of his voice,
"Come down here, yon ugly viper.
and I'll kick your gol darned head
in, gol darn yoa p
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-03-06

Cokiana - And now, nll..rn.
may ] ask how many servants y~q
keep beside myself, il | come 2
I1adl Only two = ssAh! then
I'm afraid / lnnst decline. The tact
III, Eet on Without ioy rub.
Ter 0f AZ evening Z
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-03-06

n There Is q photographer in
town, Town Halt Square.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-03-06

n See Advertisement Of lost
Notes. Nnder tho head Of New
Advertisements.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-03-06

THU ID IyIi s. u y Y = & 7I; sjI 81
prlsn,el, 3 81 10. 1IIi Y
|,Ialtl Hull sss
~ : T. u n
"a &C., Z
S
& RI pRpf1o E 4. i q 3! q! q
sszI s's' s' 81
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1sllse thersit, ell1S
tnssets afs abol Il !. y q 4 Il
brates cnpab q f.elll<
he ny 81 NV ]! :. !. y ] y
While thee
iptefnisl s u Z III %
general Il i !|| T. or, q Il
some 4 n f.! !. So ~ tlcs
ton
the ~
sr'irncles - q
oi diea and f. q III lll5
the yibrat III M
comes nainly Iliifa - IA
The throx ssIH s|82| s|1ssEa' 81 .s 81
SINH IN vocal
cords, and cail g
croak and cKoco{l lplkt
vibration0 AZ lipe hG ye
tortoise 81 tI,s (3iaal fos "a lSnss
utters \ hoarse NIL sfinR
The vocal pparatns i itsls u
3Aitunfnd n f14<S lf1afAfk 61Nff & N 81 III
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-03-06
Jlle UIallf a6lan
llOBT. +. HUNTER
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
&. B. ST NV PUBLISHER
! N'IDlRl ]:


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NJ. s,s y. m mi I, q; {, 4 III 90 H..
n 80 $50 y u, u 800 ],
/ .ess A 80 y osssss. Il /
A fla lMies llleat a 1leyIS 81 yI,o
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- = 49, M W.. ], u. u. Il 1lss
O'clock On tha h0see W.. I ue VEN,
Ocrats issip4 l,atl ialneil tary
lneaala to xleftft RI pfeaancs aud
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q,
eAcls j. 49, &c 81 4 a. !.
bring Il tlla le sK la0 aceeslssas
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lii At s ~ Y, result ~. reached
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res0rted III Il llls,a lletl m eseap,
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50 ~ !. ,as.,,l,f n, I
an &C.
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defeat 40 eb1fcfl q a. dos lststs +
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s. III, III in,afion u the p.if i of
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WASHING Ton, 1NTcli ,l Z. %.
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created q pull tCilI etltels'1 i,1f lle
rassa gc thr0u tsll ne Iit,al1ts Is,f & ING
joint rfe0l0t to. recogt 6 Aet
l0e ID oeral 3 lbe lew tile feso-
tuition NH fartlAtr A., aeJustnsel
~ the etilll pf 'oiraet safly z
meml,ers a,td e y Z. torn = az MT
row nlnallls to enect an allsdef.
stantilste o. ". III 4
tion Of KeIl6E9t - Governor Nm
taken u twelve ms w E 81 =
n"n more an ;,.s s1A' 'ule0 -. = s''
' Wasn,NnToN. sIorcl, THE
House resolution declaring kellogg
Governor calls tho action Of the
Krtnr''ns Board frandu'eht ann
contrary 10 law. anu recommends
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-03-06

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/! ans q 8 sssss 9 !lla
|fo ten ~ IA s'leea sse & 8 ans's n
|tatilll w y w l'rel 'sesl ~ "a
SHADOW e y'lsl lne q 8 tief l,oi ftleas
[her llgEicu' fs,Te. al!sl d. h 9 c''s'nsTcs
lle A''ntst and ~ VI lsssl y ss.elI
a's 80 ne u VI s.'l y ss Z. |.
|unlold g o1Ices lle as aneE 1865 \
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sles,safh lfI'pellef u D slel 81 spe
unit ~ M ll.s elala
|atsenp g elye n'or .' ~ tllan an ops !.
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lts naie ~ hn1s,
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great g phaa'g 3 y y ! we 'ol's'cal
[e0nAl tl0n g tlle y kysss IS
y neestls ks'e' y ts's
= e0e l n j y ss|sss Asls' y as1k
known tsssN e sstsiay Vel
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na'lt AZ y 8. sslsI uu's' e !:
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KNOWN as sa'se s. sos y. ssIsh y ios'Ass'
yeb our SIM c1s1 81 i,efial,s 8 3
'Soniel pe Mo .s q ,rlas g So s;sy
o1r lSoaltacla aIs l.sl Z ssle 1s.l y
means g ca1'y ~ clee'lon "nlc''
|toelr oIeIatller's Vss u stlals1 ! easa
aeo, onu calcsilsiI liiR q .oh thelr 81
suits as = there we're i'o reelstfa.
l tlf'il laws anu returning poafas, a'ls'
negroes g sOe emoraceel y sne'1
cs:lc'''atlon. . saln We lear lfo Y
Illne g lllne g tile feaclion q e.,e :
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t,as e .Dox as g loaO la44 any
1850, ~ = &, tnero we're 1o Ise!ssla'
ton iaWs anu fet arnsne Doafels Y
l,n''aue1pnla a1a New oIk ~
.ta'i hoad h'nss, nor mlsiaosl'sE g
nor IRON monsefe, nor oohdn oN.ess,
nor cnrrency olatfactetl, @ limited g
70 enter INTO fhe political l'roolem'
Louisiana fetfefetl y re snatiow @
the Old nle;as q nlty years ago, mas
willingly snbmitted @ oe made tne
crucible, in which the wrongs and
tyranny OF an arbitrary anu nncen'
e'''u''0''', 'eaela. ~ e,a'ae'' w. :
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are !" p'o'o'o ''.a go "o','.',u. X
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-03-06


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4ns <ousaOA Nssys 3 asl's y va
i.
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from ~ e'nan ] MUM Iass c va
y, tno ~ 3 ~ 'o q. y 49,! y
l,olltic cxc'tcme sss,N lne D q
tue Acc Dtene'e g ssse WE leE com
promise ~ me canc'ls q the Con
sersatsse mem oefs of tne Leehsa'
s \! Inc pouents o. Inc cam
promise nag e large meeting ~
FRIDAY n1g1k Ehi y Ras dressed
~ several 'lo IS a1el q poll tici'.ils,
anu 3 series g y b q & Ions ex llres;
| . q thelr leyrs auolat Illote
By T. axoa u Asl Qlgiss cifculs.
go z caft eE ne 1esaa fo tlsc mem.
uerS O the cssalci1s " ls, Voted for
tho conf omises rstllg them 70
maintain heir posi- ion, and 70 this
memorial were sll.pel 'tiett the ii'aInes
81 perhaps every l,rolRlrcn y NOR
claht ~ tbe clty Among Them
We zee thcs names oi Messrs lslcll'
arslson 9 May =. Fhelps y 20,
~ Y y Nalmsicy y ;o., John ~.
'sanelssee 8 Co.,
oslcn 2 menlorlsl, With sncll memo
frl'sllst y gre g ! las most q 'ilca''t
s.ocqne'sss slaat nas ,l'eared upon
we eness ooara g Louisiana J'oias
t'es' IS .sv't.a'a''y a,so.e W tl'e
moss hlnael'1' q Wy ailte gent
class q ch'Se'ls lll NsW e,fiea'l' ol
II y
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-03-06


THE RlyER.-A After falling slow
~ for several days, began to rise
after the heavy rains Of lust Tues
day, and has since risen abont tour
feet. Although low for this sea
son Of the ye:lr, is high enough for
>the largest class Of steamboats, =.
From the stage Of tue river during
the last two months We Judge that
the extreme cold weather has dri-
ven the rain belts this season fur
Their South. for the amount Of rain
which has fallen here since Christ
mas if it lad fallen in Northern
Texas would hare given us an ex-
ceedihgly full river.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-03-06

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The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-03-06

n Money is scarcer than hons
keith.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-03-06

- a reyolver Tie Garth.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-06-04
TO BE FURNISHED
BY APPLICANTS FOR PREMI-
UMS ON FARM CROPS.

The land shall be measured by some
competent person, who shall make affida-
Wit of accuracy of measurement and the
quality Of the ground. -
The applicant shall make aft 1avit to
the quality of product raised on the
ground entered on the premium list,
which affidavit must accompany the ap-
plication for premiums, together with
sample of grain; must give statement
of the. kind of crops raised within the two
previous years-also depth and manner
OF plowing and implements used, togeth-
er with the statements of two disinter-
estedpersons.
The main object of the society being
to promote profitable cultivation, they
do not propose to offer premiums for
crops produced by extravagant expendi-
ture, therefore a detailed certified ac.
count of the expense of cultivation must
be made. The measure should be par
ticularly stated and the kinds and quail
Iity Of manure used
The kind and condition of soil; the
quantity and kind of seed used; the time
and mode of putting it in the ground
should be particularly stated.
Samples of grain and vegetables pro-
duced to be exhibited at the County
Fair, and also to be sent to the rooms of
the Board at the annual meeting, as far
as practicable, at which time the Board
will announce the premiums.
All the product grown on the entire
piece Of land measured must be weighed,
and not the product of a square rod or
two weighed and the balance guessed at.
FORM OF AFFIDAVITS.
Sandusky County, IS. A. B., being du-
ly sworn, says that he accurately meas
ured the land upon which G. D. raised
crop----thepast season, and the guam
tlty OF land ls---acres, and no more.
Sworn to before me, this--day of
--, 1875.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-06-04
CLASSIFICATION.

During the Fair the Departments will
be under the charge of the following
members Of the Board, viz.
CATTLE-Joseph Waggoner, David
Fuller.
HoRsEs-W. G.. Hafford, Adam Bair,
J. K. Richards.
SHEEP, Hoes AND PoUITRY-Fred
Smith, Henry Ludwig, Casper Staus
myer.
FARM IMPLEMENTS, MECHANICS AMI
MANUFAcTURER's PRoDUcTs-Platt
Brush.
Provisions, VEGETABLES, FARM Pro.
DUCTS, DOMESTIC GOODS AND FRUTs-
s. S. Rathbun, Levi Cowel and John
Sandwisch.
FINE ART DEPARTlENT-R. B. Hayes
and Platt Brush.
SUPERINTENDENT OF RNe-Chas A.
Norton.
SUPERINTENDENT OF GATEs-Henry
Baker.
CHIEF MARsHAL-James W. Moore.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-06-04

Age OF horses in all Glasses, TO date from
the lst of January of the year folded, All
horses in each class, entered for competition,
and not exhibited in the ring when called for,
will be charged at the rate of one dollar pei
day for the use of stalls.
Committee-Joseph Miller, Ballville; Henry
House, Riley; Burt Rathbun, Green Greek.
GLASS lS-swEEP STAKES.
Trotting Premium for yrs old, purse 10 0C
lst horse, co. ID horse, 90; 80 horse, 90;
half mile heats. best 2 In to harness.
Trotting Premiums for years and under.
purse. 40 90; lst horse. % 90; 2l horse, 10 co.;
Sd horse, 90; half mile heats, best in to
harness.
Running Premium, purse, $50 90; lst horse,
35 90 I'd horse, Is 90; Sd horse, 10 90.
Track Heats, best in 5; thoroughbreds
barred out distance pole rs yards. This race
confined to Sandusky and adjoining counties,
Trotting Premium, for horses that never
went better than three minutes. Purse, IS 90:
LIST horse, As 90; I'd horse 20 co. Sd horse, 10 90;
mile heats best in 8, to harness.
Trotting Premium, for horses that never
went better than $50. purse l0G 90. LIST horse
60 90; "a horse, 80 90; Sd horse, 10 90; mile
heats, best in TO harness.
Running Premium. purse, 100 90; let horse
60 90; I'd horse; 80 90; 80 horse, 10 90; mile
heats, best 2in 8.
In all the above contests, four entries arr
required; three to start Entrance fee, ten
per cent Of purse.
Conmittee-John NJ. Smith. Fremont; j
r. Bartlett, Fremont; Wm. Cooper, Greer
Greek.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-06-04
FRUIT.
CLASS SO

Each variety not less than hve specimens, is to
be correctly and distinctly labeled, and the list
placed with the entry card on the table, or handed
70 the committee. In all the different entries
though they may contain similar varieties, must
De OF different specimens, and shown on separate
plates, and properly grouped and placed under the
direction ot the superintendent Of the bah. All
fruits must be grown by the exhibitor and Il Is the
duty OF the committee to make special inquiry
whether there is reason to suspect any violation
OF this rule.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-06-04

MAX GOLLY would respectfully announce 10
the citizens of Fremont and vicinity that he has
just opened q new stock of Boots and Shoes IN the
room known as No. 2, BUCKLAND'S' NEW
BLOCK where he will constantly keep on hand a
be sold at reasonable prices. CUSTOM-WORK
will be promptly attended to and executed with
elegance and dispatch. Give me a call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. My motto is LIVE and LET
LIYEi MAX GOLLY.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-06-04
FLORAL HALL COMMITTEE.

Mrs. H. Zeigler, Mrs. H. W. Buckland
Mrs. G. G. Edgerton, Mrs. r. B.
Hayes, Mrs. D. w. Krebs, Mrs. NJ. E.
Rawson, Mrs. N. O. West, Mrs. T. P
Finefrock, Ms. F. Fabing, Mrs. w
w. Ross, Mrs. Geo. G. Garfield, Mrs.
A. H. Miller, Mrs. M. Dryfoos,
Mrs. A. H. Rice, Mrs. F. Hedrick, Mrs
j. Stuber, Mrs. p Close, Misses Mary
Brush, Nellie Amsden, Sarah s. Keeler,
Sarah Grant, Estella Rawson, Hattie
Edgerton, Cora Howe, Annie Saunders,
Mary Dillon, Eliza Bowman, Belle
Brinkerhoff, Rose Ames.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-06-04
nIRFCTORS.

J. X. RICHARDS, York Township.
LEVI COWELL, Riley Township.
w. G. HAFFORD, Balville Township
PLATT BRUSH, Sandusky Township.
ADAM BAIR, Scott Township.
JOHN SANDWISCH, Woodville TIP
r. b. Hayes, Fremont; at large.
CASPER STAUSMYER, Madison TIP
HENRY LUDWIG, Jackson Townp.
JOSEPH WAGGONER, Washington
Township.
S. S. RATHBURN, Green Creek TIP
FRED. SMITH, Rice Township.
DAVID FULLER, Townsend Town'p.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-06-04


SHADE TREES.
GLASS AZ.
At the meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors, May 1st, 1875 the following was in
troduced by r. B. Hayes, and unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved, That to encourage the plant
ing of Shade Trees along the Roads and
Streets of Sandusky county, premiums
for the same be offered as follows, viz:
To the owner of the best row con-
tanning not less than forty trees 20 90
Second best row of not less than
twenty trees 900
Said frees to be planted during the
year ending June LIST, 1876, and the pre-
miums therefor to be awarded at the An
nual Fair in 1876.
TO BE FURNISHED
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-06-04

All arlces In this Class TO be made BY eXhibitOrs,
and within the last year.
Committee-E. Bushnell, Mrs. W. w. Stine,
Mrs. p Brush, Fremont; Mrs. b. Inman, Scott;
Miss Kate Nuhfer, Woodyille;Mrs. Geo. June,
Washington; Miss Mary Woodward, York; Mrs. A.
Thorp, Clyde
PAINTINGS AND WORKS OF ART.
It is understood that all products of art or indust
ry competing for premiums are to be exhibited
by or for the maker, improver or contriver.
A
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-06-04
IMPROVEMENT NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the City
~ Council of the City OF Fremont, passed the
following resolution May 24th, 1915:
Resolved, That in the opinion OF this Council,
Vwo-thirds OF all the members concurring, II ii
from the east side OF Matn Street to the west side
OF Lynn Street, and IN accordance with the plans
and prOhles In the Ofice Of the City Civil Engineer
92.2s Il. B. SMITH, City Clerk.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-06-04
OFFICERs on THE SOCIETY.

WIN. W. STINE, President.
CHAS. A. NORTON, Vice President.
HENRY BAKER, Treasurer.
ISAAC M. KELLER Secretary.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-06-04

Justice.
Sandusky County, IS. @. d. being du-
ly sworn, says he has raised crop Of
the past season, upon theland meas
ured by A. B., and the quantity of grain
raised thereon bushels and no
more, weighed, Cor measured in sealed
half bushel, as the case may bel, and
that the statements in regard to the
manner of civilizations, etc., are correct
to the best of his knowledge.
Sworn to before me, this is---day of
--, 1875.
T,,at;oo
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-06-04

CoMMIrTEE-James Beebe. Townsend; VIM.
J. Smith, Jackson; Henry Hesaman, Madison.
CLASS 3-woRK OXEN AND STEERS.
Work oxen shall be exhibited in working
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-06-04

Justice.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-06-04
PREMIUM LIST.
FIRST DEPARTMENT-CATTLE.
CLASS l-sAoRr HORNS.

Superintendent, Joseph waRgoner; Assistant
Superintendent David Fuller.
Purity of blood, symetry, size, early matur-
ity,snd general characteristics Of the sew
erai breeds Of animals TO be considered; the
Committees will make proper allowance for
sge feeding and other circumstances.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-06-04
POULTRY
CLASS 25

Exhibitors must furnish their own coops.
and display them ON platforms prepared for
that purpose by the Association, under the di-
Department
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-06-04

bcst six varieties Of applea, not less
/ than i've each 200 on
Best six winter varieties apples not
les tlsn ayo each, 400 100
Best basket ten varieties not less than
halt bushel 200
Best display in variety and quality, 200
Best four varieties peaches, not less
than six each, 90
Best and greatest displsy of peaches, 90
Best i've varieties Of pears, not less
than i've each, 100
Best display IN variety and quality, 200
Best twelve quincoe, 100
Best three varieties Of plums, not less
than six each, 1 90
Best no OF grapes any variety, 90
Beat variety Of grapes, 100
Best ate Of not lea than fve bnnehesi 90
bes. ~ largest display OF fruits, Of
all kinde, 1000
CDmmiiiee-T. p. Rinefrock, Balyille, j
Leppelman, z. Ross, Fremont
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-11

kdyz byl Zader iedcn Glen cisafskeho ro-
dn navstivil Ma velkem travniku veseli
10 Sc mnozstvf venkovskeho obyvatelstva
pestrych, fantasticky vyshofenych ode
vech svych. Zlatein protkane purpurove
capky jake citron velke stfibrne knofi-
Ky u vest tfpytily Sc paprscich slunce.
0 narodni slavDosti dalmatske nelze 81 a
nj die neilepsiho popisn nciniti nalezity
pojem. Vedle vzastni pestrosti sati
pouta pozornost hlavn6 tanec. Tancici
tvofi bud dlouhy fetez nebo polokruh, ne
DO krnh cely, phi cemz dluzno podotknou
ii, ze tanecnice nemiva taneGnika vzdy
po SVEN boku. Naopak; divky tanci
bud dlouhe rade, .jsouce vedeny ien je-
dnim muzem nebo utvofi pilkruh tanec
nici pdlkruh druhI. Tanec doprovazi Sc
zpevem, vetsi cast elegickym. Tanec
nici dalmatstl lisi Sc valn6 cd madar.
skych; elm rychlejsi jest tempo hubby,
tim divoceji. viii tanec Madarii, tim prud
teii zplane naruzivost tanecnik1, kdezto
tanecnici dalmatsti zdstavaji stale klidni.
Dva hudebni sbory, jez byly po obou
stranach prostranstvi rozestaveny, nehra
ly pro tanetniky, ktefi Sc ne ami dost
malo nestaral. Zpev iejich nahradil jim
hudbu 1plne. Misto k tanci urcene bylo
prapory yyznaGeno. q r. hod. obevil
Sc cisaf n byl cd obyvatelstva iasotem II
vitan. Pofadatele dali znameni k tanci,
Glmz slavnost zahaiena. Cisar dival Sc
asi deset minut ma tanec, ienz trval asi
hodinu, nacez byli veskeri taneGnici ia
necnice, jichz bylo asi tisic, pohost9ni V
polokruhu rezestaveny stoly podlc sebe a
obou stran umisteny lavice. Ma to pfi-
naseny na tyeich velke kusy masa ia
neGnici taneGnice urezaval ST die libosti
Phi tom kolovaly else cervenym yinem
a hudebni sbory hraly. Asi po hodn6 0
pustil cisaf mlsto slavnosti, vysloviv po-
fadatelGm dix "a vytetne uspofadani.
Pro tanecniky trvala slavnost az pczde
10 noci
Cisaf odebral SO ma lod ,,Miranare" a
plul pr1plavem; IA cisafskou lodi plouly
lode ,,Mantasie" a ,,Adria," ma kter6z ma
lezalo Sc asi 200 hosti, ktefi byli NEST
skon radon zvlaste pozvani.
Veter bylo mesto skytle osvetleno a CT
saf prohlidl ST 8. hodne m6sto. nacez
Sc odebral do divadla, kde byl bonflive
uvitan. Y prdbehu druheho jednani o.
pustil cisaf divadlo vratil sc do sveho
sidla.