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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-19
The Chinese Investigation Com
mittee.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 10.
The Congressional Committee on the
Chinese investigation, at their meeting
this afternoon, Senator Morton in tho
chair, passed 4 resolution requesting
the presence ut Il meeting of the com
mittee t be held Thursday at 2 O'Clock.
at their room at the Palace Hotel, of
the following gentlemen: Mayor Bry-
ant, Chief of Police, Health Officer,
Committee of the California Senate,
the President of the Central An l.
Coolie Club, +. A. Bee and b. ).
Broohs, representing the Chinese in
terests and any officer ofthe six Chinese
companies. These gentlemen are re
quested to be present at that time to
make suggestions as to witnesses and
as TO the conducting of the investiga-
ton on saturday. The committee will
hear the representatives OF the Califor
MIA State Senate, and of the city Of San
Francisco. of the Anti-Coolie Club,
Messrs. Brooks and Bee, each not
longer than one hour in their state
ments on either side of the question.
The meeting will re held at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. At the sessions of the commit
tee there will be allowed to be present
representatives of the press and one
representative each of the State Sem
ate, OF the municipality, of Anti-Coolie
Clubs. Mr.. Brooks and Mr.. Bee, and
officers OF the six companies, not ex-
ceeding one officer from each COM
pany.
Suicide of "a County Officer at San
Jose.
SAN JOSE, Call, Oct. Is.
To-day the community was startled
by the report that John Monroe Little
field, ~ex-County Clerk ard lately Chief
Deputy in the County Assessors
office. had committed suicide at his
residence, in the western portion of
the city. The Coroner was notified
and an inquest held, and sufficient ev-
idence was elected to prove beyond
doubt that the act was of his own seek.
ing, and that he preferred death to the
alternative of the public exposure of a
late transaction of his in which lie sue
ceeded in raising 81 900 by altering the
word ''she'' in a mortgage by erasing
the letter IS" and making it ''he." He
went home, after drinking heavily, and
some time during the night took an
ounce of laudanum. Iittlefield was a
maj of more than ordinary qualitica-
tons, but of late years has been of in
temperate habits, and it was supposed
be vas becoming demented. lie
leaves a large family Of children to
mOurn his unfortunate death.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-19

YHE CITIZENS OF EUREKA CorrNrr
1 VII be addressed at tn, folio wing in.
and places by tho following gentlemen. '"nvs
, 1876-05-06
Vow we submit that this is rather hard on
US poor Publicans -Er,

A party OF naturalists were very much
amused one day recently, by the spectacle OF
Wisconsin potato bug jerking an OK cart
around Gen acre lot in order to get up IN
appetite.
A CENTENNIAL oath Don't care con.
tinental."
In England they tell how Sankcy walked
up to grenadier, and taking him affection.
ately by the belt, sail: Young man, | like
wise am soldier, q soldier Of Heaven
"Old 'un,' returned the grenader, you're
u long way from your barracks, anyhow"
, 1876-05-06
A DIll OfPartlcslImrs.

Particulars concerning the "deadly sins"
OF some of the sects is given by a writer in
the Church Review (Catholic) as follows
First, of the Methodists. Their deadly sin
is pride. "This sin is considered by them as
q great virtue, nay, in its spiritual form as
almost necessary to salvation. The Method.
ist must claim his mansion in the skies.
It is his, and he has a right to it. The
fearful, humble minded Christian, on the
other hand is in peril. He is waiting, he is
not quite converted, he Is seeking God, he
has not found peace Pride is the queen Of
virtues in the Methodist theology, as it is
the deadIiest of sins according to the Catho-
lie teaching Next, the sin Of the Quaker
ia "avarice or covetousness." There are no
poor Friends. Lazarus would have had no
chance OF salvation among them: but Dives
is a fair sample of the Orthodox Quaker.
Envy is the sin OF the Congregational frater.
nifty. "The Congrega.ionalist seek to smite
down the church and rob her Of her wealth,
lOr tile same IGhsOu ID JAIN siSV ~ADN', ~
cause they envy her" Al to the Presby'
terianism--" Sloth lies at the root OF Calvin
ism. It 10 easy to console ourselves for spirit
ual insction and deadness by the theory Of
election. The Presbyterian worship Is the
ideal Of religious sloth--the cold, lifeless ser
vice of cold hearts, who excuse inaction on
the plea of submission to Providence" The
Baptists are perfectly awful. Their sin is
"anger," and they account it great virtue
Says this Christian critic, "lt seems to be
held needful to salvation that the Baptist
should hate all his fellow men who are not
Baptists To hate the church and church
men is in their system OF theology the queen
of virtues, just as charity is with u.s." ihe
writer piously adds, "and so at this coming
awful season of Lent, when the Catholic
Church is struggling against oil the seven
deadly sins, we see the sects adopting them
Except gluttony, which, by the bye, all sup,
port in their aversion to fastiDg) as virtues
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BEsTH or lyeee wEsyts.


Wf lcanrt orb fsfet fraul @s.
TlyHt of Ga.assviir. u p laie kaur ngt
Ihurs lay sight a TIC sudaan death of
Judge W = q. " eaycs. y hich occurred
WalHes,iay ulnrniB2 lie was IN cnin.
psng wish NJ Taylor wben he noiicsad
nc iadEs was sineisg down. and eaugbt
ma We bscwne inseasible and died
in 9 isw minutes lt y sappised hss
aiei lieea the eiF,cis of thl.dai lie
boil bech qlitr isk. ard It lvas disegv-
sred sfisr hie sieasb 3has l,S is,l taken
upEarak Of a tNHfrcd er.ins'sitl,in ~
hrnr. JGase Tsaeef was afnan ssf gac
i0gtt'eet wii isit ll'ea mapy hish and
huaoSs,sls fstisifichs - sis ilahslzid .hs
people - Taxns he wSs > iiexe,s
Fie skss, and . reeS q NJ laenn os.ltf.
3 Volume % his fcsns has been Pub
ltsboi tnite fseeHtiy. There are shats-
ssnds of psresrs III Texas who viii
rioarn his death ns shai pf u dear friend
II Dsuison News
Tlm HuatD vserSis the death o
dplgs Weaver Win was 80 old and vel
tted enptasutsn, This 1naiqf part ~ TAI
pcenss. many cf which EsfS 81 race ~
cAllenee aitf beauty. were siKst pfitstes
in fne HSR1Ap. bulge WraYar vas
finished md eloquent s,ss 1 .r, his inGix
enee. e.ossr > 5nry heine snoss ssrnafk all,
II has been bsii ses slsoft asaok : .inc
Nj y H. cashlsg oi Honsi.s, iai
pcn oar tattn : hzndxcnAe exlitaon
Is volume ~ pcsrns.
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NORTH TEXAS FAIR.
The Opening Postponed TIL
To-day 4 Grand sgseesS
Guaranteed.
Description OF Main. Arr, and
Power Halls Entries of
Horses, stock. saeen,
Hogs, iste.


" sIHE HE3R.p has remarked the
very clements l&ye eenspirea to assist
10 making the Fair susesss. The
rain of Sata,tas, while II deferred
Merchants and sxhii5itaFs from send
ing their goods 'i,;., tile lfair iucio-
sure upon tha. da.s4, aud thus re,ard-
ed the apeuing, s,as heea NEST bene-
fetal in laying ;iis dust. clearing oil
the almost here aud In pleciag the
roads a,d tra.iks in the sDos, admifa-
BILE condition
Yesterday ea- 20 ba.ny, bsight and
clear, and The aemosphere re pare
aud bfaeiEg - to s,rrass tie far
.amed i,a,isa days; every one vas ia
good liumor, sri all of Dallas anima.
ted with the praspeeg ~ 8 success t,ii
Fair. Early tspon yesterday m0rning
it became manifest 10 Major
BaskcsYiIl that the rush
aud ithFouG of hipouring
exhibitors wGuid absolutely prevent a
formal opening nron Mpnday, so be
at once de,ertnii4t-.l to eoniiense yester-
days programmes Tito te.day'n and
throw opeA the gates to every Que free
OF charge. rhi- was accordingly done,
much &c the relief Of every one and
greatly to tlie s.ltisi;.s lion af tt,e tiiau-
SANDS SLe.thronge,i the groaiI,ls. All
-eloBg t.s vaftoas avenues crossing TO
the grounds on yestesuay could b,
seen wagons, drays, express teams,
t!oats, carriages, bpggies. tilszsee, horse
men and faotnieu iatent upon sescll-
ing the inSios1re. The anlonnt of
goods that fas.led ia u vas absolutely
eonfouu!iag 10 Major Bastervill and
bis four hard worked assistants.
Jane Peak and HE three coa.
.freros We're as busy as bees
il. every department OF the
main building iosa.ine exhibitors and
arranging as best they could tile In
iowing tide ef goods. 'Tile sound of
the hammer, the scream Of engines,
the rushing workmen, the brightly
painted machinery, the line stock
paciag over the track for !. bath of
sunshine, the throng Of joyful school
ehs.dren who had been Invited to the
grounds and were making the most Of
their holiday, all eoabined 10 make
the scene the most attractive ever
witnessed in North Texas.
To-day matters viii have assumed
some order, AMI the programme Of yes
terday aud that marked gu. for this
day also, will be carried out.
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Justly conceived that for the establish
picns u a great industrial and aarieui.
teral exposition nalas was surpsssesi
ly M point soathwest or & I.,a;s.
'rbey lsentto ,gosk viii, in,lotnitable and
cheraotmisiie eaertS, raising something.
like Selgo0 il, frw ,lays purchased
the most sdn,lral,ie blot of 9 .pllsl 10 h.
fsund amy @l.efe near pt,lls. gl
oat niomoats delay. e.lair e,a 81.
erection OF all nsces-ary tislil ,liaes ,,lsan
tue ground oreanizel ag5n = nern,,.
neat basis ami determined anon the
achiegcntcnl Of sueecss. the Association
Iavi.hed ;ts advertisements ts ,ss,.,s
aud premium Gs!s over and oat,jds .,
.tbe sat- un,;1 ,l. att,.a.;.a !, ~
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ehiid nzEaed - 0-~sA >s-<.a-z 49,
"a sa.sh-s asa.as

spoe!sl 10 ne Hers-a1
RuCKnAEx. 0aetalz--t--A zsa EecI
deaf os.ssIrr-sf ys--rElay. rs-lllloz =.
the taraias . GszlA "a a. iarssl.s..1
little dogates 81 Ar. J. Il Er--~s.
She was la III yzri ~ilh s-1s< 49,
asea parohisg E-sP oa<n. aaa ~A.ls -
tenvtiae 20 nf. TIE ts .r.al a. -
WIKI her l-css IA hsr t-14. = r.1s<-
IRE, esv-sop-ng her iI1sks1tts IN 49,
NJ. Tracy saa Ais 9.,r 49, 4-aa-<
u ocfBsd IN s,isuP,il : g. - - A..
fssnes- re iilzie g.ri sss-t -
sboCt ) O'Clock Isl- Al s--rsrre.-e<
i.=s csst a gioona aSes t'.e e1a-- -
Tom. Williams. ne sssrs 80 =
shot In the bead 4s-,,ss . s-.r -, -
! here this, nson. Ttols : a. EAz--<a-H
Dr. &C. Walk~x Proeei - -
vheait was srSt z,as.r. k1d aa-1r~H@
his instraasat a. is-s< 1r~< -
in,p the neS-oss trzra - Esce<-r~<
and with she s-A n - s--.,> -
been desng ha-t n-2n4.l h-.1< -
sirse. As d.. W.lker F<.s s1<s< 49,
ev.r he. ds<d -u.st-sly = - <<--1ru
Of ths I.rssi~n tAll sa -. ><A-4-. ~
= v~sy singular 60, ae1 --&<c>nf1r
snrossy.
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VOL. XXIv. No. I.

and ia every particular substantial
eistern on exhibition. The material
shows tiiars,,lgh seasoning, aud is 90.
tire make Is credit to The exhibitor
The fater Caarg fABairs Of this
Subdivision desires 10 express his
al.sIeiug g sense Of those gracious cour.
tesiss which Dryden terms the sweet
elyiiiiics OF lie, extended him by tue
ladies OF the christisa church diaing
hail and the Baptist dining hall.
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I
BertraG Be-s1s B;-i = Aa<ns- s
With fosl - Biak.S I sn.ftso 49,.
lag colts Ma Esa "a C..=~..fds,t 4
both fsshionaoss br-I rr-s.su.- -
Bob soost, by Aos.,ila. tsaa 1zsaeza
irottsT.
l. 2. Czioa. - I'ell1s 49, - -
trie-, 0ae ina the Satl,s ksrss z-.s e1-
ia the pony r-ee.
Tom Turner, 81 Tsrsss -cer-s a
sorrei ally fer speed
CATILE
/. T. the isTre ayssslf-- taif. f--sl-
Ar'sgr, entered ~ JIf- scrser. e-
Dsiias.
= Dixon nsakc. tlxo yes.s "a 49,
hain' catered - Wsl-e NasT 81 -
las county.
:. Joe hisnt ugrtl-. IA = 49,
sou % tie toaueru,l DIke q 1rz.r
dale, aho soii for 81. .ess IA r-1.z-zs,.
short iiioe =iuee. aus .-.--ss.- q -
nars, Joe has sa-- s.Asx - -
back which rescaltis- a Ss-axe.l
rooster while rlaumr-
/. Arlington, = hzlt-1r,sa-r q, -.
ali enttssd by y. n Nsa.s-f. as -
varro eouaty. v;is aa-3 a.s El.ial-- =
beautiful Fsd h-asz. H-z~A-l -
Twelfth, ten saoaIi- Id az. l...i --r
connected 70 The fssf hsisls t.1.a
bought 10 ksGsaeky 49, -a-- e
ltBgiand
Willie Niiey has ga sElill.a a rrr
ielfer named Is5Eeaa >-zla
saEsF.
or these the tir-- tuf- se1s srn-ar
@iiiel; : C.nRlast4al's aee ga.
gcid tGeks aa eisvss sls=s. a. aA--.
ND apparently vaiutbs So ,h-r
leeee OF .sool- An ass t1,- ussss !, -.
Il ex,racr.iiuary sis-, Iean 49,
'us-yeaF-oid, sho rh=y cilla, sasaas
u April siXtesn pa-sa,is et 7sesz. s.l1 -
sell covered ami -, ca-r $50 S-xr
o thee sre six hesi % Caz-la Glr--
sold, owned hy Nj. MrRia
HCGS
re not very nGniers1s. sss y h
Nllictt shows one eiaet-hsslz-ea ans 80.
Berkshire boar. a-d E,l ~slE cf a.
in ooanty. .hovs th.s,y-srru e=.t -
Inc berkshiFgs aas l'slanf ta.aEz
COEuHE-si an =ecerl T--c
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rae eesEs,4a,a.


! The nnpeF story IS largely occupied
witli TIE Photographic exhibits oi
Ntssss. ]. Il. Davis aAd Cobh, water
oslarz. eelhsoseiary, wossted aud che.
I allFe warls, and every eencsivab.e
snssimen Of nerdle work. Many o.
tsisnl insiiea.iJg gFeat tpte and ip,ius-
try on the part of the iRir workers.
Among tiis articles ia remarkably
fiue reproduction Of Das ef Laudeer's
celebrated pictures 7z5 feet. worked
i's Berlin gaol, chenille aud silk by
alss. \ j, jenkins IF ,iais city. There
y lsashiHg of the k!Ud in the woinan's
RsYl.ilon at the Centennial, superior
TO Il in Artistic taste. II is tile genl Of
she Fair IA Eeediewora Among he
yaeug fades who exhibit specimens
~ theb work mag be nieutioned Miss
ifsnoy haef,lg, Mlss Katy Cahell,
Aiiss Stenimens, Miss sue Carleton,
at:s- Lille Jsukins. Mrz. F'utiow, aud
Mrs. " Il. Atkinson. Two venerable
ladies exhlhit specimens of their em-
tF & y a,pi needlework that 1t VIII
t,ets.e 'ii,, young ladies u tie presen,
'lis - equal in beauty, taste and
finish,
,fAs difficulty ef access to the Inst OF
eslfr.es, together With tile fact that the
~ tsis'sCr5 tame is not attached to
eyefy aftb.le, must tie cur excuse For
tbs Vesg incomplete na5ice. There
: efe ever shansaad entries Of aff!-
eles "a the t4sia htlil,fing which weuid
'iii tbs issaeof Taa Hki,Aip. Il tlis-
rf.ted, esen Il the sooiss eeuid have
tern egt ~ te capy tsom. Tng iE;:al.l,
vii contain, however, when All the
entries are - ade and iiis books closed,
an oliieial list cf ali the en,riea made
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e-lsis.t faref s,i fresbae,s. There's
u /: iiissils II, IT.
aasslss, 6. II. T@I2S ca.
display sise several brands of their
tlsa manufactured in their City Milis
here, f;ieir quality and popularity ts
fss9 @eif kuoan 10 iie.sd any eorn-
iiseBdasisn.
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fnr Ausast. iaoi.u, ia fogcibiy DO
ssnbing "a. oyii consequences Of to-
hacro smoking, states that Is effects ere
d goi,fius Of the teeth hy carbon. cx-
ctemcnt Of the salivary glands ~ tls,
a'gihouia headache and las.itude from
tae carbonie acid, di-wse OF tho heart
.rom she carbonic oxair s,nsea fron,
the itter exiracf nuG . tsluisag OF the
breath hy the volatile au?greumsiic
suiatluts The pa ein may byceme
used t' those thias- VT Is s.sde liabie
O. cienmFtion nervous eNhansuoi-
paralysis aai other ailments 10 saa
up thersia Eeeess on indiyidnat-
hksN.sa afiiq.t communities these IN
rlg inaaonee tue laiieu. Mcpherson
tiet ,mohe ea he 10 psffcei healtht
aud on iuipeiert ergiHiem csRRo; r.
ucd1cc O perfect ouq Therefore 5. is
ioseai o. c5uc,nde thas were suielsi9e
Cte Wegicu ~ egory iEdifidtal of d
fatira alen thst people woeld '.eeea
ciaic .nto phy sicaliy inferior racs.
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The sfatn Enlldins.


Is a handsome frame structure l00x
i5D in the form of cross. The second
story is a rotunaa The vasinus arti-
cies for exhibition ere tassefuliy ar
ranged n bssttis and sbow cases, with
the effect Of displaying them to the
gfeasest advantage ty the sever:,i ex-
bildfoss.
The hailding Yesterday presented
very nnla,ai+.i ai,d b1iSy seeua. rhe.
sarkpsn vsi.s ssasg fsltsiaa ap arti-
eies aEsa ~ 4 lr ptstAs. Inc ~
hibitcrs weIe Noiki,ig Ike ie,sSess
get,iae thirss ready. This depart
nieot viii this morning, be nearly full,
aud will reflect great credit On the en-
teInriseofth the Fair Association and
tie hssiness men OF Dallas.
ssSsfg Baos
Ry lar the finest display thus far made,
il Eisat OF this Popular ard well known
hoase. II ~ en- tne rlghtei the main
entrance. 1t Is about 29sl55, beantiiai-
i IS carpetea. The walls are hung with a
gf,,at aasi s.lega.it asssr:msnt OF car
pets of every lsireass' ,ivsersasiou. a
nunssssr es sbn~ cases seeary the
| ceanters, in which are ars Ragged speci-
mems Of everything usually fonni in o
first class dry goods establishment, te
say nothing OF tine glass eases of shoe.
and boots for ladies' and gentlemen
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SasrsS me'.as 20 keep .srl,. ou aing-
ing fae Nif.c,y and Nue lie pgs-
E.ee.iiiin 81 C4icaso wish ihc following
story THREE weeks aFb sse we've hold
ing seme meetings 10 Northfsld Miss,
and ate. tha sefgicea gentleman said
with deep emotion when gou were
here last yer ! did rot believe la re-
Gsi9n hrd would not e. % your meet
inr But one evening rwtca thechgsah
was too small to hold the pc5pN. d.
moerii e was bold in ,he oYen a.r. /
ga. .irups stder tbepopahof ay hoase
aud q iine 80 ,lat song vrs waSea to
meop th,a siiii or of thefygu.ns "ge-
jaiecl lnr ths Lord brinss back lis
own J be.uH 10 feel the foree Of the
TRUTH iiat the Good .sherA.rIwas look
ing gi,yr ni', and nov. I, with my fgm-
by belong 70 ihis Church"
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He5onsfe.d registered motto
O.. IteHa1's college on ins ele7a-
t.. .,1o grer"g" y fsrt "'t'f d.ste'9s.
.... anra-ie device iu p;sreeli's
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rits agxIe,y FAIRS.

tceordjag to Prescott. IEietory ef
the Conquest Of Mexico" fairs wore
hoii in ll,e pri'ssipal cities Of Mexieo
every IlT.h dsy {tliere hayins been ue
shops and wece tlaopged 4 partie-
niar tiAarses avs l'.escaet ewas at
tasIea 70 eao., kind 81 article The
iFSns3ctioss 'ssFa tondpetei npdyr che
Supervision 81 a'ssistfalts. appointed
ier tAe i,pfpess Tss.iiie wss carried on
PaF'Iy'ty basteF aud partly rs afel,tspted
carfsiiey of different yasass This con
sisted Of transparent gaiiis Of gold
Siitst, OF t,its d CO. esst 10 l5a SHAPE 81
a I aud of tass d eseaa@enatiitaag o
spcriif aaf,ts 4 II gTa.ns
'fhe grelsest "a y vas 4si4at ike-tffy
os Mexico fhe sie-tors there wege esti-
mated at from 4om0 to se4eo iat the
mesi Psgleet order seiened throughout,
A court ef ;syelYe judges sat in one pisfs
ot lhe ssagRe=. e.othed viii, absolute
poeor, which they exercised with sreai
] Iofl.-.r
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EST l84e
FAIRS.

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''tA o. l'iS os''iN OF TAiR'
'liS ".r" 'nife',oee'i "a France and
''n'S'rn H"rape about thirteen hun.
4i'" S'al as'. q Ahe'- the more rsie
"is'''i 'i 1Ae earlier iairt wsfe those oi
''.''' ''''''u'eu oy p's- ''f''' o ~
,-' '-'" i.'se OF Ai"ia oh'p ''ie aud
iF3ye.' oa''ns lFom about 4 D. >'s' !
ii'''e later a. d. e'o 'hol were intro
,,"'ei INTO Great 'r''a'o by Alfred 'he
''f''''' al 'hf els" oi th1 'r"tA e'n-
'H's '''F "'' '''''.'.'i' ",'' .s'''!i-''ea
-llh very e".i'm'i' i"i9a snout northern
h"roP'.
F''"' v e'i'-'y EsiF''''
i'e pFi1fy "f o. Ba'ihetnaae~ r.
y'e'ed fatHnt nom Henry l. .. y.
''"'' psfi'iii ting iae e'ss'''SAmrnt Of
On $n'oai i'Gf continuing 'sree days
ana 'eter A''een ds5s. eo"n'ile' Hs on
u'e day aroropr'a'ed 70 te3'f patron
-'.n'' H"d Tins i'if was 81 taiaed ah''l
a'oat 80 a pe;i'" pf - years, "he-i
T" was ,"-'o'.'''- ace
Ae EnF',sl '@.f a' Heyiiaii Is a9'sd
.3F Its display pi silaep that Of 81
4''i'7' HeH' N"s"ieh' IS distinguished
'y the hui''''ers o' 9sote''e a1tIe exiiib-
'''''i '''i'' s'''' "' '3e 'air5 % - ifs"leh
are SOFA ia'q''S ~ august ana butter
ard cheese NJ September Cattle fairs
are held at b.iiiisii''sioe' lreiaud aiid
Don"yolo"k lar hes long been oele-
oI'te1 Tor tho joi-''y ana pagHacl'y
which distinguish us visitors.
Fh'sce fA'Hs.
/" t''h'', we ,.''F 81 y Ds!li'i9 was
o's'oli'iHnea IN l'Nf ss were 5Fer"i
ell'es o. tae t'en mos i!nJior'aAs French
is'fs' ai'ef the esitoiishnept OF refnla-
heh' Markets hal Of beaaca'FS' held
Curing ono week % -''dy N eeeh year,
vas '''S''t'''e'' 7'5o''' s'N hnaarea Snsrs
's'' ae' nA7, . i1i'eF years at'Faese'l
Two hnahred thousand visitos5 ifon all
! "a + ~ EH~2pps ANA cTcU iEo;D Asia
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... .."aH-at o. -uWner place near
# ... .ss.a.i by our distrp
..as-s.'i.eu Geacra John G.
...-.,. lho Fesa- nsi Pacific raiI
r.. "..ir 70 way aa.ct his domic
.... .H.h'p m Texas III, oueroUs
... Hus.o.e a-.i.s how gt8g.rc Biz
'.. -e.a oi Liftfaa uoasrr .he Cd.
'He coun.Yt and hoacr bis
Haa-s,ar a- the most ac.
.aad sintiepo.ll 60 piaco bis
I.Hiir
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proRrsn,,ne ror 20 cay.

Bkrss.
Irotsing- Mile ifea;rs, bsss t1n in three, FOR
eofses that titFsr is~al .sle. tls3ee t.s ti.t. T.
two % start; mss 1s ~, Sl0; seeoad, So.
EiHniss s--Aftsa 4sessrS. ts.sHi u~4s in tI.r,ss.
fres -ief-aii nrss lffiia. s3re: second, 81.
stake Pace tor tst,- ytsI ,,ies- ~ .ntrs nee,
y name 2 Al .iese stot.r l, entrance added;
Essf prize, Slun: ssit-esgssi. s25
dt.scii r-ee ~ Fessz-eu4 Tbs of q IGiie dash,
fSF sos Il sls.e.
Pony race, tor ponies fourteen baaf.s sud
tl...Es Ia ~ .,fE4sf ....s ,l.fer, ~. t,f.x 80
FisF hitelr- th9tr or more la staff. nai.e i si.:
first ~ Sztli "a: seeIisIi. s,u.
MISCELLANEOUS.
yefnelpetIe rhee. for boys upder fourteen
yeSTs. on ihvee-w iieetsd Ysioci st-sfes 81
Base bali match Eor boys under f,teen
ytaFs old, slb.
risoef shooting, to end On the 25iii list
goiti medal
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Of Nizhni NovS5yol is held in Jan
uiFy on The r.rer, w!.ieh is then
frozen over lsud ,iiC ies ca.ahie of bear
ing lea9y leads in July smother fair
IS he.d, principally for the ss,s Of
horsea and tie Ausust ssig which con
rinues twenty ave days Is tae largest IN
the world, The sales am9aAtins 20 ,nil,
lions Of dollars,
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hest Calculated to eaptiyase Il . lasl
/ eye, ard make lhe bill 4.ss s4 en.s4ss1
With arsuisb. THIS stand igetaisee To
be very attfacii@e feature cf The