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New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
ADVERTISING
THAT PAYS.

The following letters from firms, each OF
which expend many thousand dollars every
year for advertising, will show the opinion
entertained by shrewd and experienced ad-
vertisers Of tho lists of cooperative nowspa-
pers as advertising mediums. The Lists now
include such large proportion of the news
papers Of the country taat no advertising can
be general and complete without them. The
plan simplifes advertising and greatly econo-
mizes it's cost, hence its great and increasing
popularity among general advertisers.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02

hearing shoud be held on Wednesday next by tho Com
Intee in Chamber Of the Board OF Aldermen AZ Pi
IN Those who NAV appear before the Committee wiz
he heard orally or they may submit written statements
The Committee believe that in this manner they may re-
ceiVe fine assistance OF such OF their ellowcitzens
as have given the subject their attention ana
study, and that they may be enabled to frame ana
nd some law that will provide fairy TOT tho
adnstment of every question, comprehend the neces-
saTy details aud secure rapid transit at the points
where the city's need IL most pressing
Tho Nayor received a communication yesterday from
Gen C. X Graham, Engineerin- Chief OF the DOCK De
partmept Announcing that Committee OF the Society
OF Civil Engineers consisting Of Gen. Graham, Chlti
Engineer Chanute of the Eric RAILWAY, and others,
wouId call on the Mayor to-day and submit plan and
report ON the subject Of rapid transit Oh which lhey
have been engaged for some time
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
To A. J. AlzEss, esq.
Iouss AND BrBLs ENPoRICN. I

GooDsPrRDs PcBLIsuISG HoUss BIBLE FxFoEIrx
CHICAGO, in. % 1873. J
EsLL0Gg eq-DRAR srR Having advertised Lists Of
Papers or years eVe have done more
good Of than other medium have
evidence Of confidence various Lists Of Papers
would that February shall make cohe! wish you for one
year Furthermore square and liberal dealing with ea,'Om'
recommend all business Very respect
fully, J. '" GOoDsfEhD'
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
MUNICIPAL CONCURRENCE IN RAPID TRANSIT
EFFORT

The Committee on Rapid Transit of the
Board Of Aldermen, Alderman Purroy Chairman. ap
pointed in accordance with the recommendation OF the
Mayor investigate that subject hear the persons In
teresed and report such measures as they deem feas
ible AMI best adapted TO meet the necessary
conditions for accomplishing this object, met
yesterday. ], was decided thai . public
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
CHicIGo, Aug. IL. 1913
HliSEs BROTHERS.
s. NJ. PETTENGILL L Co,

NtwYORK Dec. IS lS74.)
AsDrHv AIKEs. cqDEAR SIR: I'VE have advertised IN the
Cooperative Newspapers the beg nnng OF their Publication IN
the year until last year We pad or '''s
mep, them more than Hundred thousand Dollars cash Our
.,,src. . that they give a. good satisfaction advertisers
eass Of newspapers county for the amount paid
Yo1r, truly s. NJ PBTGENGILL Co.,
Newspaper Advertising Agents, 81 Psrh-rOw, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
PUBLICATION OTVrcs OF "THp sus,"

EEw.YoRE Dee 10, 1874
A. ALIENS .sqMY DEAR sRi Advertising eEensvey as We
do somewhat precise yale VI each medium
employed. that experience with the CoOpefa
ss you Manager has satsae'orT
paid you $40 900 and believe the service
has been worth 30 Us ali It VI truly,
Lw. ENGLAND Publisher " San7
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
OFFICE OF JOHN l. BROWN 4 SOEs

OFFICE JoHN 7. BROwy Z soEs,
No. 1876 st., BOToS Dec. l. 1874 }
DsAR his dcnlt matter for general advertiser to decide
what special medium Of advantage but are satisfied that
Cooperative List OF Newspapers good not tie best OF
system Of Advertising. Very truly
JOHN l. BROWN SONS,
Propdeors Of BrOwa's Bronchial Tr0chsL
To A J.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
CRIoAao. December, 1874
A. n. KKLLood, ,sQ.

A. n KELLooo. esq., II and 70 Jackson st., Chicago
constantly advertising safes and Locks and
have given your Auxiliary pretty thorough Investigation and
shat Investments in them have brought
good returns advertising mediums have ID II
absolutely believe there nothing better for general
Adern. or brings results for money than Jour L
Yours respectfully,
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
CHICAGO. bee. IL, 1874.

An KsLIoae ,9-DEAn We highly pleased with the re-
advertising IN the Cooperative List OF "eeEe' sce
making the experiment business has increased an four 3D.
and still regard it the cheapest and best nen. OF
reaching country trade yet devised We shall rT 1t agan
WILSON, PIERCE Co,
Sole Of the Celebrated Adjustable Threshold in hs
United States
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
kIsoy6 HAsLIs ORGAN Co.,
N.ur NnuU IA - " ATA

rs Union. qaars Ss~.Yodt. N,soy4 H.xIrs oRoAyCop)
so and ~ Adam.st Chicago HywYoRK ID c. 8. 1874
Mr. W. PosrzK-DEAx SR: In your inquiry reply
having Cooperative Newspapers Advertising mediums
Tor some yea highly regarding them the
very mediums proportion circulation with which We hare had
experience VsrJ t.uly yours.
MASON HAMLIN ORGAN Co.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
HALLS SAFE AND LOCK Co.
NEw.ToRK. Dec. II. 1874

AS,rs GEO Powell o-GESrLENzS have ueI for
Cooperative Lists Of Newspper AID desire
perfect satisfaction with "A cheap ard systematic
reaching large mdacass eOnns their reading local
psperI consider offered acverises
We Very respectful yours TARRANr co.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
GEO. p. RowEIL & Co..

American Newspaper Advertising Agency.
NEW YORK, Dec. Il, 1874.
DEAR sE: reply inquiry beg that We esry
the Advantage to advertisers which coad be secured BY
system Of printing papers We commenced to recommend the Co
oprtye Lists early 1867 and since then
orders baye increased steadily until dae that the money have
u. YOU amounts Of Thousands Of Dollars On the whole
we have found give good satisfaction other advertising
,eduns When We say exactly what and make
no exceptions VERY respectfully, GEO T. ko"BLL Co.
A. J. AIKKSs esq, l50 Worhs., City.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
THE GUARANTEE.

The sworn staten Ofbs publishers he sneot bs
tract will accompany each BILL
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
CHICAGO. Dec. !. 1874.

n KELLOGG e.q-DEAR We have frequeaty tired your
Lists Cooperative PsperI Advertising business sn have a.
deemed particular for those who e'oas Of
erabihing agencies throughout country. Yours respectfully
n. A. PARKER L Co., Subscription Book Publishers.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
HArroxAt Prnrr,nrve CoxrAxr.

pUBLsHKHs OF WORKS,
J. r. JosEs Pfesdent, No 10 North SeV nih-st
PHILADELPHIA Dec. H. IL! a. }
W FosrER-DEAR SIR; About two decided TO
give Cooperative Newspapers trial. and directed our sd
ver.ng agent Mr A. Cegg Of EsEYO to make contract with
you OF 81 900 We became convinced Of their
value subsequently made contract for $500
$5 600 ld recently for $4,000 We regard
the Lists Of Cooperative indispensable to Dverser'
large cities Very respectfully yours,
NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY.
CHrcLGo Aug. H. 1913
A. . " KELLOGG ,s7., II and 70 Jaesi0HSL, CnV.
DEAR SIR take great pleasure 10 heartily ndorsing your LIST Of
weeEly newspapers most excellent advertising medium
The has paid several times bringing
three huldre letters and resulting large
Der Of profitable sales. Yours etc, W p MCCORMICK,
Manager Of American Sewing Ma,hne Company
2i2 Wabssh.aTe., Chicago.
NJ Hsine, HNSss BROTHERs
y W IIaiues Pisnoore Manuacurers, :
n H,ines OHce snd 27 UulonsquaIs (we't)
Msssrs Gro. p. RowELL Co., Al PdrkToU. ~ T.
GEsrLExKS several for Advertising
Pianos you various Lists OF Cooperative Newspapes and be-
live that considering the results have beer quite good
no, better than any medium which have
.v,r ussa Your. very truly HAISEs BROS,
p Union square
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
IhpDouncemeutAl
BURNErT's COCAINE prevents hair falling.
lhppOnnoemeuhl
A CARD
TO THE PUBLIC.
THE PROFITS OF GOLD AND SILVER MINING.
A CARD
A SPECIMEN BRICK.

A SPECIMEN BRICK.
tn. ra,Ac MIN. G. valley CAL durirg the cir
one mi @ y & SnG Or I %S t"dr sS aOd sOd ,So Ssu
(5l7l rsr esnt Oh its capital
In 1869 eleven dividend, paid sssG,ug s7o5oo, or IS
cent
In 1870 seven dividend, paid .sesas ss7sOo 70
In 1871 twelve dividend, paid Aggregus e232oOo 75
cent
rnls72 eleven dividend. paid assrea'Hs *iG275s or 52
per cent
1873 lively. dividend, ps sggregang sGs2 OOO or 22o
per cent
In 1874 twelve dividend. we're paid ssres,ng s3l776o 1929
per cent
Th, Mine worked on ,. bn.De,, principles and demOn,t.'
hnlug Prosecuted asa legitimate
bufinetA
The average value Othe from The above Mine only s23 40
per ton.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES FoR INVESTMENT Ia III, Bus.
fail investigate the merits and embrace the
tuuity offered By
THE GLOBE SILVER MINING COMPANY,
Who's. Mine. GOLD SILVER and COPPER
S: 4: :'t & soSrSf " M nr5FS d ne y S
CITY Nevada where tie Con'toet Lode situated and on she sane
Mineral Range. We invite your attention to the folo"ng
IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS.
SS i2 e 6sP dS for h % Ss, s :r
resources a.csisAined
o Tn. tutur. Of THB GLOBE SILVER MINING COhPANYh
aIed For 'as PROFIT ,.a 6SH', msse"s9' S % .. n ] sus %
iNYEsTIGA lIoN WILL ESTABLISH COSFlDENCB AND LEAD
a For ,he col. rupo" providing requisite C,pt, ense
speedy .ecOmp ,hmss Of ib. objects aud purposes STAYED in
THE PROSPECTUS OF THE COMPANY
The Hqdp,d os for pogs s'sVG%Hs V%s TEs 1nTF TR0GssP
MINING COMPANY .,TES n0j DOLLARS PER SHARK
omc. Of
THB GLOBE SILVER MINING COMPANY.
SO and SO JObn't, s.sYOrE
CALL OR SEND FOR THB PROSPECTUS OF THE COMPANY.
FRANK S. WINCHESTER, PRESIDENT.
A. T. KINGMAN, E-PREsIDENT
". L. TYSON, TREASURER,
II. A. BARTHOLOMEW, SECRETARY.
STEPHEN B. FRENCH.
DANIEL w. RICHARDS
J. 4. THROCKMORTON.
DARTLETT' IMPROVED BOULEVARD
ID and STREET LAMPS The lAie'i Improvement CONSTITUTING
sseof Of undi@me asT Properly tray nothing
sI!e % , % g. t' oa, %al s 50 g 80
the trade Factory Saesoo 669 Broadway cor Pnness nj
nICK's ENCYCLOPEDIA of 6,422 RECEIPTS
~ ASD PROCESSES Price, 10 Seat free Of Specimen
Jud,1 u aled free DCk FITZGERALD, Pubisber,
lS Ann-st, Now.fOh
UOBSERVATIONS ON DISEASES OF
" WOMEN" by J. }. SPRBNG h D., late member OF New
York Academy Medicine mailed Tor Address the Author
POI The Medical Review This pam
ph should be resd by every lady"
CTRICTURE, Fistua, and Piles radically cured
- knife ust detention from business Impotence D
.,. Of Gesear. Organs Hear, Dne MD l44 LetnsOnaye
THREE LECTURES on the COexistence of
HBMORRHOIDS and STRUCTURE With the symptoms afvdual
and and Of dveopmeH With the nOdern
Of structure by the U.throtome u 20
Address the suthor EDWARD H. DIXON NJ D. AZ Fitha'e
OGes hous from 8 70 8; to &. aud 10 9. EVENING"
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
AN EXAMPLE.

advertisement Of three costing $50 for astsnss Win b.
printed iu oHtm million oop,es Of usues, vLt
BOSTON MORNING JOURNAL,
BOSTON EVENING JOURNAL,
BOSTON SEnIWBRKLY J0URHAL
BOSTON WEEKLY JOURNAL
Which have circulation other The Of nil
Ion ercus without estimating price Of distribution YOU'D amount,
At. Low calculation $4,000 For ninety dollars for three saasreS
or At the rate Of thirty each square, less
guArsaes the ecuatOr New Engd Of million Oas
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
One Miliion Copies

or our regular thirty dollars the time to Be covered rot N
exceed nrfee days from The da Of tie s Insertion Each iad'
tiolal square At the zane rate
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
TIE ADVANTAGES.

The eeaoD ofTHB JOURNAL the reading thrinT sd
PuRcHA.Sa classes Of New.Eosl,nd b EeLkBOwu. No paper Of
class extensively ismLsa No Objectionable sdrfu'e
M Inserted at any price
The advantage make eerLn AAt the siveaseI
receives n equivalent foT the money expended
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
WARgpooss:

l5i Tremont-st.. Boston,
% Union. quare, New-York,
30 and ~ Adams.st., Chicago
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
CIRCULATION GUARAN TEEDs
THE PROPOSITION.

TIE publisher. ofTHB BOSTON JOURNAL present to advertisers
opportunity TO amount OF valuable Advertising At srd
.cs which will commend self all srewd advertisers sho
regard Of med Of the si In
porsnee. We viii square, lines scud agate,
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
NEWARK, n. j.
Statement, Jdnuary l, 1873.

Balance A. per Statement January 15@Vo1 VI
Received Premiums during tue go 80
%.
Received AunuitieS dunng the .
Received Tor Interest durlug the year l e27 7j3 80
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
THE EQUITY OF THE PLAN.

When advertisers remember that not the OF the Gas
they pay for bat Of copies which rcusthey si
that s plan equitable both the publishers and the advertiser 40
THE JOURNAL largely sold the cars viii BE- probable daring
occupied securing the circulation Of MILLION ooPIss 1.
doube shat number persons would read the Advertisement
Specimen copies Of THE JOURNAL us. sent on APPLICATION
Address
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
ADDRESS OF wHITELAw REID.


Mr. REID began by deploring the misfortune Of one
with 40 little claim 10 be heard that platform all
On having TO speak after Dr. Adams; and continued
follows:
And vet 7 may claim small title TO speak OF Wo
mans Work. IL has been my good fortune Tor SIX or
eight THIS city TO be able 10 give employ
number OF women, and 10 pay for their work pre-
the the worker. That, after ALL seems to TO
he the basis for any successful efforts you
make 10 help wOrKngwomen First OF al-justice |!
After that viii be far less need for charity and
what does prove 20 be wanted generally take that
better form Of merely helping the needy way 10
help themselves.
1 know that this question OF wages Ia not without
It's embarrAssments, aud that frequently where
women claim equal pay with men in the same work
they are claiming wdat they do not earn and what
EMPLOYERS cannot give without loss But ths does not
clearly and IN all respects equally valuable 1t is
entitled 20 equal reward When you refuse that
yOu are undermining the very foundation for any
honest effort by 20 earn their own living
n they are 10 fairly 10 support themselves you
must not ben by breaking down their selfrespec and
outrs ng their Of right. You do both, II you
for the work equally well done, for the
sole reason that they women aud not men. To-day
tbrough the whole range OF womens employments but
especially In the industries wherein they como
fD competition with men, there Is con
stsnt complaint that workinRw0men rarely
beoome much than apprentices, that they 90 not
learn their trades that they are not generally good
frustwOrthy ecient operatives. that they are not 80
attentive iDdustrious or persistent as workingnen
Hes can hey xerk With las splI spd sea- ren shew,
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Nli.ccllaileons Glass.

Mrs ". 4. Trnvlor. canned pear, 2 !
premium: also, canned curraniS, -
premium.
Frank Sondcrman peafow fls lru-h,
~ premium ranurN birds. ad prem.
Anna llay-rley. rhuharb jelly. 2l
premiun. also. bar homemade soap, let
pfrmium.
Mis- Lizzie Breir; pin cushion. ~
premium.
Emily Mchringcr; tomato jelly, 81
premium.
Frank Sonderman collection of bugs,
"a premium.
r.. Crosicr: aox of mountain moss.
"a premium also. love aud tangle. 2l
premium.
Mrs. r. :. Hobhe: canned peaches.
lst premium also. -lsugh. 2d premium I;
also. pop corn. I'd premium.
Sliie 4. Hardin: braided suit OF pill
low cushiofs. ~ premium; also. sham-
for pillow raSe-. 80 premium.
Ms r :. Hobbs; pair pillow cases
ruflcd. 81 premium.
". :, Britain; WOODEN blanket, "a
premium.
Lizyie Kuebler; made cLild's dress,
I'd premium.
Helena kueblcr; wrought apron, I'll
premium.
Caroline kuebier; feather flower, ID
premium.
Maggi~Shcrrit; apple jelly. lst pro-
MUM also. plum Jelly, 9d premium {,
also, currant vine. 2d premium.
Emma Sherrett; zephyr lamp mat, 2d
premium; also, lady's night dress, "a
premium.
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--Slock hogs src selling at Scents per
pound.
1.-The nr- arc sll kept exceedingly
bus, now.
We have hrsrd of several farmers
who have engaged their corn al 80 cts.
PER- bu-hel.
The wheat trade seem 20 hr rather
aull with the BUYERS - unsteady
condiii On Of tie eastern markets j. gi,-
en- ~ lhe cause.
--Cho.era among ''e s-;r" has bro
ken o'ii Ia several loral'lir- throughou
the count, One farmer .n his towns
ship lost is head with r.
Miss Noble Siubblrisli. vf lh:s
county. received the red rihi.nn as fh-
best iad, ',resirisu y, the riding tesl ~
the w ~hington fair.
The Texas fever p raging n certain
portions of this ruu;i We hear ~
several families Who s,r shout to SIS I
for the Lore Star >isie sosn.
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ihe Lnnicrnu. Biunder or a PYr-
tsS' brofher nj y COiored bs T.
ii.ioai Ceremony.
The Ierre Iare Evening G. 4,,t. rot.
on The sHbJoiprh story. which !. ,o,J
though il requires little ssl, Tor r.aI
irlrhs Sumo Of rsr wor,hs ro,.r,d
brethren VI The baptist peT.ussiyn an
Baptism down st The creek last SUNDAY
ana fhs ceremony aiiraeied y yer, i-rye
cro"c OF people. Mrs. Pi,uran's colore,l
servant girl WAS very anxious 10 L- pre.-
ent, ami. "a il W.. NOT her ruhia, out.
she slipped awsy from she house willie
The dinner was cooking, and wsr' roand
~ her VIC. king clothes Her interest
WAS so intense inst she stood rlost % lie
minister. who wns in lie wxier wbils
the ceremony pfoceed-,l Atier .ir or
seven had been dipped. the eieru,man,
hiled with @nilusiasnl. seiz~t, h~r. M a
pulled her into the water. She resisted.
hnt the minister imagined that 81. wa
merely AFRAID of the coldness or tire w.
ter, .o br'or- she could espi4in nv stu
alton he soussi hrr. She came uf,srnt
'cring. and exclainirv: "Whaf ,r4r
doin Lrinme 90, | irll ou." Eul he
eycried his strength ani seat her kerr
chuck below the surface again She
emerged. clnwing The air wildly and
shouting; ''t'wav from here, Don't
YOU chuck me under agin. ,ou nigger."
Bn' The clergyman wss ~. Sarslle. and
he plunged her under ihiii time. AMI
held ler there for 4 mint, - ~ % ~
j. soak in ana do h-r good. Then Y 2
came mp aud struck fpr tho shore. ana
standing there, lonkin- lie driggleA
mermaid cut in ebony. -hr shook her
fi-f AZ The asionisicd pastor.r4i shriekc ! +.
'Dh IN fix Vuu. busg Tie he. often
you, YOU urisr, trash, Suu.in' me ia
dat fare creek aud nearly drpwnd,d 4 me,
when You knowri well enough al hr
time i'se Mefhodis'. and been chri.s-
enrd by dem dst'- yer beilcr.. and
knows more about religion than s a.
Bapii>Ses dat ever shouted. YOU nii.shle
black scum aud me got the rheuns iz
enough 10 set me ciazy, oh. III pe.
whist dc law Kin do for sou. HI 1--we
you rested di- very dav ar nv nsmes
MOI JohsHha Johnson. vnn woolv-hraded
herrin lou hearm-,r Then Johann.
went home To redress. and The ceremony
Miss johnson il now per
suaded i''rt The Baptists are ne, any
better than Pag1ns.
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List of Premiums Awarded by
the Judges at the 4th Fair OF
the Dubois County Agricultural
Society, Held at Jasper, Sept.
14th To 18th, 1879.
CLASS L. Horses for general purposes.
J. 7. Anderson gelding, 3 Years and
under 4. "a premium.
Simeon Bixler stallion 3 years aud
under .. lsi premium.
John Baudendistel; stallion z aud un-
der 8. "a premium.
VIM. +. Hill stallion under year.
al premium.
g. n. Holland; mare 1 year and un-
der z. let preniun.
j. II. Lemon: mare colt. lst premium
lgnatz k Q Ter; colt under year old,
lst premium.
James Curry mare colt year and
under z. 1t premium.
{. &. Miller: stallion ; and under 4.
1T premium.
Igmt> Ickert; stallion year old,
ii premium.
Charles Wellman; gelding years and
over, "a premium.
Henry Enfhnien stallion colt, LIST pre-.
John Morgan: yielding 4 years aud
over. lst premium
+. NJ. Green; mare 2 years and under
g. 2d premium.
J.. Wilder; sta lion year and under
2, ad premium.
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A 10 Mileage.

The attorney general has prepared the
following opinion in regard tn tho
mileage Of witnesses in justices courts !:
OrFicr ~ Arrokxsy GsNsRAL.
l>DIA~AroLIs. Sept. ID. 1915
DrAs SlE--ln answer 10 yonr lritca
have 10 s.v that am unsbie ~ ind
snv law now in force in this state al lirh
authorizes justices Of the peace Ia iat
~ Gusts Tor the attendance or mileage
OF witnesses. \ provision for THAI pur-
pose wss omitted. either Nv dc,ign or
accident. from the fee snd s.lnry sci Of
1873. Toyour second question. Isnswer
that am inclined to think that justices
still po,se.s the power. Notwithstanding.
10 coupel lie att~ndsnce IL viih.sss,
before them
~-..x.sr.ft.4 -
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RATES or ApvrRr-srr~G.

RATTs OF NDVFKT sTING.
ror souare. 10 lines or less, week. 81 90
rsch subseuuent insertion, rs cts.
Longer advertisements AT the same rate,
A fraction over even square or squares,
eamtca "a n square. These are the terms
for transient advertisements: n reasona-
lilo deduction will be- made to regular
slvertisers.
Notices OF appointment OF admins
tra,ors and legal notices of like character
TO be paid in advance.
AS~orscING CANDIDATES.
FOR Township Officers. each slW
For County 100
Far District. Circuit. or State. 300
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j. a. Holland: flly wears old anC
under 4, 2d premium
n lla-kin.: r'allion 2 years aud nli.
der 3 81 premium
John Bsud.ndis,le stallion aul M
der T. lsi premium.
Ellis Ferris; mare, years and over
ID premium.
j. NJ. Robertson stallion 3years and
under 4. ist premium.
}. NJ. Robertson swecpstake stallion
any age, lst premium.
james W. LemoDd: 4years and over
I'd premium.
l.. l.. krlso; mare years and over,
lst premium.
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CLASS s.--IIocs.

II. Britain; boar auy sce. let pre-,
MUM; also, boar year aud under =
I'd premium.
J. A. Wininger; sow year. "a prem
also, pigs under 6 months. 81 premium
also, sow with or more pigs, 2d prem
l.. l.. Kelso; SOW any age, lst prem
also. sow. sweepstakes. 1t premium
also, sow 8 months and under year
I'd premium; also, l pair OF pigs. IS
pfeminm
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CLASS 3. Saddle Horses.
John Eaudendistel; mare 4 and over
2d premium.
James Bixler; stallion 2 and under 2.
"a premium.
Fleming Wilson; mare 4 wears and
over. LIST premium.
L. Z. Miller; mare and under (.
ID premium.
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CLASS 22.--Domc-tic Manufactures.
Maggie Holthaus ornamental needle
work. 2d premium.
Clara Sermershein floral work. l-t
premium.
Maggie Holihaus; made shirt, I'd
premium.
Ada Hobbs; scrap quilt, cotton. LIST
premium.
Mrs. +. $. Hobbs; rag carpet. I'd
premium.
Mary Francis lIoc'gc ang; worsted
werk. pa premium.
Sallic A. Hardin six quilt. I'd prem. /:
also. ornamental qnit. lsi premium.
Maggic k,,.hcr: best col. millinery
work. I'd premium.
Caroline kuebicr; table cover. 2d
premium.
Rosa Kuebler fancy worsted woi K.
I'll premium
Therea Friedman; chair tidy. u,
premium.
Mrs. Edmonsion om mental quilt.
ri premium.
Mary Allc- ottoman cover, ist prem.
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"a ass 10. -Trotiing and Pacing
PACING:
Fleming & Wilson's horse. "Rocl 4
Mountain" time. 4 10, :Oi. IT prem.
John Morgans horse, Morgan !" time.
8 IL, 3 ;0i I'd premium
Edward Flni's horse. Getaway =
time 3 rs, 3 :O7, Sd premium
TRoTrHG
II. &. lerton- mare. KATY Corn -
line, 3 "a, 3 ~, 1t prnlium.
J. y. Iedgcrw oods horse, Red
Rover :" time. 3:27. 20. 2d premium.
Mr.. Spuriock', horsr, fioosier Ned -
time, :35, 3 "A. Sd premium.
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CLASS 24.--Truits.

Andrew Mehringer; pears. 2d prem. :
also. peaches. ~ premium: sl.o. 25 Ib-
grapes. 81 premium; also, col. of pears,
~ premium
Mrs. r.. l.. Hobbs; col. of aprles, 81
premium.
Simeon Bixler; Winter apples. 1T
premium: also, col. of apples. Let pre-
MUM also. col in this Clss.. 1T prem.
Mrs. - - Gleazen peaches. lsi pre-.
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~ Mr.It,i Esucri'. n Hrsngcville.
had his lcs s'npuiated recently. after
hnving been s'ocfored for months for
rheumatism 4 found after ampuisiion
that rhc kn, in, ws decsyed, aud Tho
liraments s,,'nundinr i rp'ici. anf
I'M Ii,,le 81. isi slin held tho lca frors
dropping 1T "a 'he knee.