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to attempt to cleanse stream While the
fountain is impure. Dyspepsia, complaints
of the liver aud kidneys, eruptions OF the
skin, scroiula, headaches, and oil diseases
arising from impure blood, are at once re-
moved by DR.. Walkers California Vine
gar Bitters, the great and infallible puriner
of the blood, and renovstor of the system,
Il has never been known to fall pro'iaeu
the patient had not delayed using IL un"'
the vitality OF his system was 100 'ar gone
T.li-d&w4w.
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Judge Mulkey, who left Cairo couple
OF weeks ago for Hot Spring, Arkansas.
in the hope Of beneiitting his health,
which for some time past has not been of
the best, returned yesterday morning.
lie says trip to the Springs proves OF
material good TO many. though in his
case it was Of no avail. lie will leave this
city within few days for Crittendcn
Springs, at which place he thinks he will
again recover hi, former good health and
strength
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OF for nis Old Home,

City Treasurer Blake, who, since his
entrance into the Office he now occupies,
has attended to the duties Of that position
with untiring energy, lett Cairo ycster-
day morning for his old home in Lynn,
Massachusetts,. where lac will remain
for several weeks AMI enjoy the pleasures
of that city,
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Obstacles to MarriaQe.

Happy relief for young men from the ef
fects of errors and abuses In early life.
Manhood restored. lmpedimcnts to mar
riage removed. New method OF treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent tree, in sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 4l0
n. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pam insti'
fulton having high reputation for honor
al lie conduct and professional skin.
5-ll.d L. w-:Im.
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Genuine & ,ngress Spring water IN bot
ties, kept on ice and sold for 10 cents per
glass, 20 cents per bottle, and ~ per dozen,
at the following places: Phil. saup's Con-
fectionery McGauley's and schuh's Drug.
stores, and Louis Iierbert's Restaurant.
The Saratoga Congress Spring Water is
put up and sold In bottles only. TO insure its
original strength and medicinal properties.
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Dixon Springs.

This pleasant summer Resort is now open
for visitors. The Springs are the finest
Chalybeate water, and are situated in a
beautiful beech grove, near romantic
stream with high rocky banks. The Springs
are halfway between Vienna and Col
conda, and can be reached by hack from
either of those places. Il. w. BIvINs,
Proprietor.
June -, 1873. G-2i-2w.
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Sealed Proposals.

CEALED proposals will he received at my Of
y flee until Tuesday, july Goth, 1875, Tor the
on the steets of Cairo Illinois. ut such places as
the street committee may designate, either from
the gravel bank at Metropolis or the bank above
Paducah, The city council reserves the right Ia
reject any and all bids
WM FRENCH AXLEY, City Clerk
7-ll-td,
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SLAUGHTERED.
BY OUR FRIEND AT THE CORNER.
Hats. Caps, Clothing. Sc.

/. Waldrr, at the corner Of Ohio Lcvcc
and Sixth street, knownto some as sour
friend at the corner" has
slaughtered" high prices in Hats, Caps,
and Clothing. lie is selling at great bar
gains, a fact that makes some dealers feel
as II they were shot or struck by light
ming. Call on him, and price his goods,
for which he does not owe nickle.
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Three large and very desirable family
rooms, fronting on the Ohio, at the II.
Charles Hotel, can be had. with board, at
very reasonable rates during the summer
months. Abundance Of pure air and per-
feet ventilation. I.lO-tG
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RIVER AND WEATHER.


from the South.
RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river last evening was 80 feet on
the gauge, having risen 10 l-5 inches du-
ring the previous "a hours. The reports
from the Ohio and tributaries are dis
couraging; the Kanawha. Licking. Ken
lucky, Big Sandy. Wabash, and
Cumberland rivers are at flood
height, and carrying things before them.
On the 18th the Licking was 10 feet high
er than the Ohio, and the floating eleva-
tor of Gordon & Mcclure at Cincinnati
landing, containing 10000 bushels Ofcoal,
was sunk by floating tree. Theloss by
the freshet is estimated at $4,000. The
swell in the Big Sandy swamped the
steamer Sam. Cravens, at Catlettsburg,
Kentucky. The Thomson Hotel and
a dwelling house were swept
away, and the Sherman House
and several dwellings were mo-
mentarily expectedtog go. AtLouisa, Ken
lucky, the Sandy was reported 40 feet
deep and rising. From st. Louis and
above reports are more ror~--,>,. The
Mississippi has commenced to decline
and no water is reported above to chccl
it. At Cincinnati, up to 3 O'Clock pm.
according to the signal office report, TIN
river rose 10 feet inches during - hours
Btt at Nashville rise of inches only
was reported.
| GENERAL ITEMS.
The proposed moonlight excursion
on the ldlewild to Columbus and return
on Saturday evening next is the talk o
the city, and large company is cX
pected to go. 1t will be very pleasan
trip.
The tow boat Bee has been supple,
with the water circulating fire bed line
patented by Capt. Farris, of this city
which does away with the use OF brick il
the furnace, and will, it is said, prove :
great fuel saver and will not burn out
The furnace of the Bee is very no
place, and if Capt. Farris' liner proves ;
success there it can stand anything.
The Idlewild will come through TO
day to receive the Ohio river freight o
the Thompson Dean, due this morning
from New Orleans. The Dean will NJ
doubt reship her st. Louis freight also
and go:to Mound City to have her guard
stripped, and be painted and fixed up TO
the Fall cotton trade, providing she Ia
not changed owners, rs was reported yes
tcrday.
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk. Paducah.
4" Minneola, Cincinnati.
Belle Memphis, Memphis.
Julia, st. Louis.
Tow-boat Future City, New Orleans.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk. Paducah.
Minneon. Memphis.
Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
Julia. Vicksburg.
Tow-boat Future City. st. Louis.
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We will take, ut the st. Charles Hotel,
during the summer months, 30 day boarders,
at $22 per month, andb0 boarders with cool,
pleasant rooms on the upper floor, at $50
per month. At this extremely low rate,
none but promptly paying boarders will be
accepted. JEwETT WILCOX y Co.,
3i-4-2S-lm. Proprietors.
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Linen and straw Hats.

Large assortment of boys and
mems linen and straw hats ut one-half
the original cost. Now is the time to
buy bargains at Hartman's, corner Sixth
and Commercial avenue.
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200 Ladies' Hats, latest style, all
ready trimmed; also large assortment OF
Artificial Flowers for trimming hats,
which will sell ut onc-halt the whole
sale price. The above are Just nom new
York and are desirable patterns and
STYLES. ID. HARTMAN.
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~XX Wood stock envelopes at tn
BULLETIN Office. So 90 per NJ.
Boys Clothing,

] have just received II full line OF
boys clothing-latcst stylcs---which l
will sell for One-fourth of manufacturers
prices. Come aud see for yourselves, at
Hartman's.
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Go a. Loni. merberrs for PILsE.
Only 80 Cents.

The New City Directory will cost you
only 80 cents at Robbins Music Bazar,
ll2 Commercial avenue. Every family
should have one. '-'-lOt'
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A A special convocation of Cairo
NY Chapter No. II, II. a. NJ. will be
~heid this Thursday evening tor
work in p. NJ. and NJ. T.. degrees. Vis-
iting companions fraternally invited.
By order Of VI. E. H.. J..
&. HANSY, Secretary.
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June %, Isl;

GENTS FURNISHING GOODS of
all descriptions--thc most complete as.
sortment over brought to Cairo-at cost
for the next ten days. Drawers, Under
skirts. white and colorcd Shirts, Half
lIosc--in price defy competition.
d. III ALTMAN.
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,..,.r Tn.n Ever known before

Mason's Self-Sealing Fruit Jars at 81 80
per dozen. Extra rubbers for Mason's
Fruit Jars, at Daniel Hartman's, corner
Si,,,h s,,,.ot G-2J-ti
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A silver plated No. . Wilson Shuttle Sew
ing Machine, hard (piano) finish, valued at
ss5. VIII be sold at $40 discount, on good
terms. and ordered direct from the factory.
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FOR SALE.

At q bargain, and on good terms, Howe
Sewing Machine. May be seen at the Com
pany's office, corner Ninth street md Com.
mercial.
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Sick

DR.. Warlner, for the past several days,
has been quite unwell, and has therefore
been unable to attend to his business af-
fairs
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PIlSENER at Louis Herbert's.


Last Thursday evening, on Eighth
street, between Buder's store and circus
grounds, a lady's small amethyst breast
pin. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving ut BULLETIN office. 7-l3-tf.
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picturesque America"-iS mum oer>
bound III = volumes, full gilt Morocco !;
price, $40
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ALPACA Coats.

LARGE assortment Of Alpaca Goats
from 81 80 to 81 30, at lIartman's, cor
ner Sixth and Commercial avenue.
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The house and lot on the corner OF
Eighth and Walnut streets. For particu-
lars apply to Mrs. CUMMINGS.
t.ol-tf
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FOR SALE.

ANo. o Wilson shuttle Sewing Machine
valued at s75. Will be sold at sl5 discount
and ordered direct from the factory.
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Balls and bats at cost-thc largest as
sortmcnt ever brought to Cairo, which l
will sell for the next thirty days at cost.
ID. HARTMAN,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-15

a cottage oil Thirteenth street. between
Washington avenue and Walnut street.
G-l3-tf. Apply 10 DIR. SMITH.
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LOCO yards grenadines in all colors.
worth 30 cents yard, which will sell
for 10 cents yard. HARTMAN.
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For SALE.

A 800 Remington Sewing Machne-S3
of for cash. suitable for tailor or boot ana
shoe manufacturer.
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Attic Lowest Prices

A. the Low est Prices'
Collins, Baskets and Metallic Cases, in
Wilcox's block, at the lowest prices,
--o-J-w
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FOR SALE.

A style "E," "Clough, Warren Il Co.'S
Parlor Organ, right from the factory at De-
t'o"' -. ~~'". $500. Will be sold for
300.
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poT The celebrated Schtitz MILWAU-
kEE BEER at Jackets.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-15

A full line of Pipes and Smoking Articles
at COwPRRTHwAIr Il PHILLIPS.
1-ll.lW
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y Ogne1hing New

A large assortment of ladies' suits,
latest style. which will sell cheap.
II, HARTMAN.
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lou,. nerbevs has PI1.sENER.

Arlington Ice Cream Saloon. I. b. Eli
liz, proprietor, at the Arlington House.
on Commercial avenue, between
Sixth and Seventh, is now open.
The most delicious lee Cream always on
hand. Families supplied with any guam
tity, and at reasonable prices. G-ls-'f.
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Go TO Hartman's for Blue Nary Flon
mel Cbats-worth $G-sclling for 50 30.
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A new two-horse Gamble wagon.
For any of the above articles, apply ut
the BULLETIN office. +. A. BURNETT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
lirelaASlinea.

~. DO 10 Jdeckeps and try his ERLAN.
GER, o dei;ghtfut beverage.
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New Cigar store

ExS5rThe finest article of Salad Oil n
Schuh's drugstore.
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pa5-X Rag stock envelopes at the Bull
LnTIN office, So % per NJ.
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Try those Flora del Fumar cigars, NO
l2G CONNIE .cial avenue.
CowPERTHwAIT Il PHILLIPS.
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PlLSENER at Louis IIcrbert's.


~KITZINGER--o most deiicio,s Jer-
,7oos-of Jackets.
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NJ the City OF Cairo for sale at hall price
50 80 each Apply to T.. A. BURNETT,
BULLETIN office.
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NEW ADvERrrsHnENrs.
BANK STATEMENT,

ShpORr of the condition of the City Ma.
lional Bank, at Cairo, in the State Of iii
"o''' Nv 'he close OF business, June 50th. is'5.
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New Cigar store.
Imported and domestic Cigars, wholesale
amt retail, next door to Taber Bros.
CowPRRTHwAIT Il PHILLIPS.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, RIVER REroRr, }
July II, 1873.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.
TNOR Inc speedy cure Of Seminal wssknsss:
n Lost MANIFOLD and all dtserier brou9ns
on by indiscretions or excess. Any D1usk~s
"ss uns aIrsss. Dr. y. HILTON = CO.,
l-2l-d&w-Y. S""'
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at 20 cents per dozen all the latest styles
in jelly glass. Sealing wax In large and
small quantities. at Dnn1 IIariman's,
corner Sixth street.
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Hats aud Flowers.

nka,~ Delicious CULlB1CHER a. Jaeck-
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BOATS DUE.

Jim Fisk, Paducah: ldlewild, Evans
willie John A. Scudder, Bee and barges,
Grand Tower, st. Louis City of Nicks-
burg. II. 5. Turner, and Ella Hughes.
from the South.
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Notice -u.ssssNnDpr.

Parties building can buy building mate
rial at the Box Factory, at the following
prices:
Scautling anil ioist u foot
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CAIRO INTERCHANGEABLE.

'y ,nerc,, p"uy by n. N stearns, commission
Trada SECRETARY of the Cairo Board OF
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ScahtIihg shd jOisf, y feet
and under, IL 10 nor N
Common boards, green, Is 90 /"
Common boards, dry, II 10
Common flooring, matched
and dressed, 20 90
Clear poplar flooring, match
ed and dressed, - % d"
Clear ash flooring, matched
and dressed, 20 90 "
Cypress lath, 225 Z"
I-1I-G.
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Choice Br,

of Fine Cut and Smoking Tobacco at
CowPERTHwAIT Il PHILLIPS
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-10-14

Af1ck If villa geese passed over the
city last Friday afternoon causing the
wayf&re to gaze aloft, and reminding
BIN OF the near approach OF cold wealth
er. By referring to the table of temper
atures In al other part of this paper, an
other reminder will be observed in the
state OF the thermometer last Monday
morning. The fact IS evident-coid
weather. is coming.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-10-14
DEMOCRATIC REFORM CANDID.
ATES.

ATES.
Fred. Robinson, the Democratic
Reform, candidate for member of the
Assembly,is Democrat Of the Bour-
bon kind and a Reforner In the
wrong direction. Personally Mr..
Robinson is an honest man and
hail fellow, well met, with his friends.
With good apothecaries and clerks
to do for him be makes a good drug
gist. lie was once elected to the
Assembly and gave satisfaction to
his Democratic and Reform friends,
going against all reform measures.
He was a second time a candidate
for member OF the Assembly and
was defeated. He is now again a
candidate for the same office but this
time avowedly not at his own soIici~
tation or desire. Still, as no one
else, willing to be at the expense Of
the campaign AID be beat, could be
found, at the behest Of the Demo-
cratic Reformers, with a swing Of
his hat and como on to his com.
mandeIs to become his followers, he
accepts the nomination. Hail-fellow
like, he yields to the behest and
makes the sacrifice. Thus yielding
himself against himself-his feelings
and desire-in good cause, would be
noble: In bad cause, it is ignoble.
D.A. Mahoney, candidate for Coun-
ty Superintendent. is young man,
said to be of good education sufficient
to qualify him for teacher of
common public school. He has been
engaged heretofore and is now en-
gagged in teaching. And we feel to
give him encouragement rather than
to say any thing to his discourage
ment. And we do not desire to say
any thing to operate to his discour-
agement or disadvantage. This
much however we feel in duty bound
to say: We believe it will be for
the best welfare of the public,schools
and the best interest ofthe public,
and also for his own best welfare
and best interest, that he be not cleo
fed County Superintendent.
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Helmbod, the "Buchu" man, whose
sudden wealth out of quaclS medicine
twoor three years ago turned his head.
whose fast living landed him n bank
ruotcy, and whose release from Phila-
delphia insane asylum was recently an
Fnounced, has had violent return OF his
mental disorder. and has again been
sent TO the asylum.
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MI. j. L. AMMAN for best sample
fleece wool
Signed F. Robinson, c. Williams, S.
S. Drom, Judges.
Glass Walking Horses.
Mr.. S. L. Hastings best walking
horses Sc 90
do do cd best do 90
J. NJ Stebbins, W. Benedict, d. G.
Stewart, Judges.
Glass 81 Trotting Horses.
For purse of $500, for horses with nc
record below 3:15.
Mr.. Peter Reas, horse Honest Jim
1st premium $40 90
Mr.. CaSs Griffin, horse Geo. f.
Morris, I'd premium 20 90
Nh. V. Passenger, horse John Hee-
nan, Sd premium Is 90
Mr. A. p. Read, horse Kenosha Boy
4th premium 10 90
Time-1st 800; I'd, 800; Sd, 2:55.
For purse of 5000 for horses with no
record below $50:
Mr.. Alex Rogers, horse Whale
bone, 1st premium 800 90
Mr. Thos. Clifford, horse Minnie
I'd premium so 90
Mr.. Gilbert Adams, horse Toney
Sd premium 80 90
Mr. John Snyder horse Nellie S.
4th premium 20 90
Time-1st, 2:471l; I'd, 2 :43; Sd, :4415;
4th, 2,43.
For the purse of $3.50 for horses with
no record below 800:
Mr.. Thos. Clifford, horse Minnie
1St premium SIS 90
Mr.. VIM. Mayo, horse Lady Gay,
I'd premium 80 90
Mr.. j. e. Bush horse George NJ.
Patchin, Sd premium rs 90
Time-1st, 2 :43; Cd, 2:4515; Sd, 2:45I;
4th, :471s.
For purse. Of $500 for ali horses with
no record below 2 80.
Stephen Bull, horse Phil Sheri-
dan, 1st premium $3.50 90
Gilbert Adams, horse Kitty
Lewis, I'd premium Is 90
j. NJ. Stebbing, horse Lizzie, Sd
premium $500
j. M. Stebbins, horse Manistee,
4th premium 30 90
Time-1st, 2 81; Cd, :3615 Sd. $40,
Sheridan won three straight heats,
Signed F. S. Lowell, ID. G. Stewart, III.
A. Newbury, Judges.
The Treasurer Of the Agricultural
Society Of the county of Kenoshs
will be at II. E. Clark's Drug Store
on Saturday Oct. Esd inst. to pay
any premium called for properly
awarded at the late Fair.
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class 2-Oarriage and Draft Horses.

The judges in this class report 43 entries;
81 of single carriage Horses, and many CT
them extra good ones, and pair OF carriage
Horses. The exhibition of horses IN THIS
class was uncommonly good, and compared
fayorabiy with the State Fair. We award
To Geo. T. Hughes for best pair
carriage Horses 1st premium $lO w
To A. j. Van Orman % best do ID
premium w
To wv Gull for best year old colts
in harness 1st premium w
To A. B. Wattles for best siEgle -
horse 1st premium W
To John T. Yule 2nd do 2nd prem. w
To Wm. v. Gull for hest farm draft u.
team 1st premium W
To Chas. Robertson End co 2nd prem. Gu
TO s. L. Hastings for best draft team -
LIST premium w w
To Gotlleib Weber End do ID prem. 90
J. NJ. Stebbins,
d. q. Stewart. fJudges.
AID. CornWeH,
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GLASS 22-FIoraI Department-Div. A.

The judges In the Floral Department would
respectfully report the exhibition as being very
splendid, there being several hundred specimens
h hited nearly 800 specimens, and entered by
their botanical names. Very many were rare and
plants were so arranged a. to make it Impossible
10 make close examination, hut we have en-
deavored to do justice to all the exhibiters.
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THE committee were annoyed by interference
by some of the exhibitors in their examinations
and decisions. By our Bylaws such intarferors
it they are awarded a premium cannot draw them.
Secretary.l
We award to Eon-professional cultivators
us nlants ist premium 80 SIS 90
do G. III. F0ggett I'd do 81 prem. %
nj cnt flowers s' ist premium ea's9' ''''e' 90
Mrs. &. r.. Jewett TEST coll. dahlias 90
do do do pinks 90
do do tO foliage plants ! 90
uo go - So DS 49, ! M
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some heavy. medium and light for trot-
ting horses showing that Mr. Moaaghan's
is the pace to get your Horses saoes made
and pat en- A thousand other articles
were on exhibition but our space VIII
not allow Us to notice them all.
Fl. H. TARBELL.
Secretary.
The following premiums were AWARDED
by the Judges as follows:
Glass division A-ROadster stations.
Your committee would report as being
very fine, the entries but few. We award
: y prem e. D'sn ~ Os'' '''''O SIS 90
To Volney Bassinger for 2nd do w
To j. B. Jackson for best year old 90
Stallion LIST prem. IL w
To T. l.. Benedict for End do End 81
prem. W
Division B-stalllons of all Work
10 fRol al J Isl nr mn, n'' '00 $40 90
do do do {Napoleon) % prem. %
10 4 lion n 1 npT nrem O's' 90 ~ 80 90
Tow. B. Rhodes 2nd do I'd prem. w
do do do best 2 year old Stall 80
lion LIST prem w
To j. ii. & John Kaines best show
of colts. sired by their horse Ma 90
a. john rs Reynolds, Judges.
7. f. Watson, !
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-10-14
Class s-BrOod Mares and Colts.

The judges in class three report large
number Of entries in this class, and as the
society does not offer but one premium forali
the different breeds of Horses, 1t cannot be
expected that we can do justice to all ex-
hibiters. Your committee would respect
fully recommend that the society offer
premium for any of the distinct breeds OF
Horses. By that means breeders. OF the
different kinds may have better justice done
them. than can be under the present manner
of Offering premiums, and will give better
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-10-14

Mr.. Patrick Monaghan best light
and heavy horse shoe
Mr.. e. G. Hazelton best case den
tai work
MI. H. d. Jennings best sample
blank book printing
Mr.. I'll. M. Underwood for cant
hook attachment to hand truck
Racine Silver Plate Co. best case
Silver plated ware
do do display Of brit
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operator Leonard's patent
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MI. E. A. Carpenter best sample
fine wool