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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-26

TO reach thc highest s;acdard d heath: ma
ture dcmauds the utmost regularity OF me
bowels q slight deviation brings wsny if-
cony.nienccs and paves tho way t. more serious
dacrers We Gao recommend Dr.. Bulls Veg,
,abjr Pills As tic best mcGciac for tha nccls
Of tie dlgcsti7e apparatus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-26

# you want pleasant ..,rtIi"e try Well
| Eureka Tooth Powder, con- p"$ed entirely oil
inIpcr;cd articles, pl .asan: 10 the taste anu
; ,qual 20 auy IS n article.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-26
COM MERCIAL.

hLEyANp Ia MARKET. August 26.-WheAt
is frmer, win good receipts ISLES q , % nusn-
els Of red 1t 65allS, rs 10 qu ,ty, and of small
lot choice While ttor seed ~ rs. Corn shows q
decline since yesterday, and . C was the highest
price paid to day for white ind mixed; sales o.:
II ) bushels A small lot OF Rye brought i3
No sales Of Oats reported; offerings Of Il bush
els Other articles unchanged.
RECEIPTS OF PRoDUcE.-The following were
the receipts by the Washington City, Virginia
Midland and Great Southern X. Il. this week
Cora 2s75 bushels. wheat 52l5 rye i2S, Oats
392 nnthy seed -, potatoes llo, "m!"Gs %
seed rs bushels and boxes, sulnac 55ij So. ks,
flour 4S9 bbls, tobacco % boxes lo .tbtr 800 des
and bundles apple: l" bols, butter Is frkins,
eggs 10 hhls ard boxes, lard frkin, >!ried .rGlt
bbs, hides As buadics, wool SACKS, ta.ow |
Dbl. yineg.c boi. calves 1, sloep Skins Z bales,
vine :egs, cattle and sheep cars, Coal 10 cars,
sulnac cars
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-26

,vx,rnrr pRorAElLITIE = Var Depart
,,na, 81 O5Ics o/Me GHtJ Signal Officer, EtSa-
.',..,., j. &, .1uguSt IS lo15--lO:3D a. III: -
49,, iI;,;I,. S,atcs rlsi.g barometer, f,liiug
,.,,.n.r,Lure aud geous:lly clear waathar, OK
-, lrn ,s;onal raiu 10 Southero Virginia aud
), -. l,,k northwest t, uof beast wiuds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-26

Persons caving the city during the sum
mrr eau have the Gazette ma''eu 10 'nein ''oo
NJ uO-tlge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-26
Auction SALES.


CoMM.sS!I44;N5E%SS s : dpr OF yALg "a
! OTHER REAL ESTATE-Pursusnt to the
decree Of the Circuit Court of Fairfax county,
rendered ~ June term 1876, in the suit OF Steph-
cnson vs. Stephenson, the undersigned, as sp,ea-
ciai commissioner nsaed in said decree, will,
on NJ ~ DA /, The lS.h day of September, 1876
| Court day, at l O'Clock p. m, IN front OF the
Court House door CT said county, sell to the
hi@h4-. bi id@r the rca! estate o! which the late
Abaar Stephenson died seized, lying and being
il sad county This property embraces that
| VALUABLE FARM whe~con Mrs: Stephen
son 1t rrcscH resides, situated on the couRty
read leading to the Little Falls bridge, and
atol, huf = mile YES. Of the village OF Langley,
and contains O. acres and ~ poles. This ssaEi
| prop rty i .anrUyed by y comfortable LII.
FNAHE ." &Ll!EG, with the usual out
tt ainES, i. : 40 AMI proximity to market rem
G@rinG i v"r, !csi:.o t.
#so n. Wi |nown property, sltusted IN
tac toxin % Providence, (Unurt House, on the
| .au.he-.t corn , ain al. Paine streets, con-
| ). ..u.e Of he y II Ei.r.! >G lateLv occuoled by
Nr. i {. }t@,a.I, >I.tt.ADUSE occupied
| b. LIB L w1A.tr.t, 1ur soom by D.llss Powell
~ tee s-@ar-. - ~ or. III" store named, &C.
GA. / b. ...,.al' Lodge. Is business
.,,u@ ~. i se ,ri : the past IN tic village.
TERM - -#.t-. .@@ nth y! the purch SO
,.!~u-y viii be- r a .aG il hand ~ y deposlt.
10 +a .o.fo...t mud tie purchaser !.!l
~ eag9..'y v..,a .."J rms Of sale ana the resi-
d. .a .ar s'l, .a.4:.. pay aer,s TO b"'r n
t.-s.L ro1a III. 0t..u. -, I'D 20 o,s cured ny
.al .os .o a-. ser with Oh personal
oa .... -,l .-.g.t:s- j.. tile uatit the las. pay
aa ..a. lAlD-L - MOOR !,
.... - ;am1,->s,"r"r of Sale.
"l= n.-i.E-5 STAND al
.Ea -.T-,.'a3 %3& : lLi-Pursu-
...to.aa .... eft thu lfc4!t Tour. Of + i-!Ax
.1..fv ..J-a. m. 1876, in the suit
... - .v. J. O. Brush, shall. on
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-26

ROBBERY. palnt sHap Of Mr.. Arthur
c. XII, At the lower cad Of kjag street, was e.
tered f " nights since aad ROBBED Of ali the
brushes i; contained. These roooerics .! stores
and 81 1ps arc bsconiog rather tr qusnt aad Ii
behoovns al: .arsous 10 Iook y !; 10 the la3t"n-
I.r- n! nriy q -, and y n t.;y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-26

Al IS PON LII 11l'N- .5uIUJLFJ- :
W YOUNG LADIES.
TIE terto ~nnu..i session OF this school y,
BEGIN on II: !Jts~3 -, SEPT, III. =. Limited
-ti:iiber o. b,ard41s will D. Tee.:t.ej afai all
u il viii &c carefully and laor a. y ii"
;tru ell n tie English i,rt.a-aca. =. AID
Mathematics. ,.,rl:l- or dag sc9an;s So ~
ha,f se.si :, in advance .,r.ul.rs can b. "b
.,.!ned from Ercnc ) t"oAsl re- 81 N :,"-fc.'-
:lol to Miss Pow, vii: corner t";sE son
ana Duke stress, A.cZa 4iri., = ul23- ~!
TYRE FlCkTH - NT1AL SESSION OF
/ .!i-- :GDi;' -UADOL E4H I0I ~
/. DIES and LITTLE TT Is. i.cat-:' II ~.
.23 Queen stree, will comEencc 81 q :,tI.
M 49,, 2i-l;I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-26

NALL TRADE-We oter large StoiK o.
= Bleached and Brown Sheetlngs ana ohlrl'
ings 81 greatly reduced prices. DID ,cupaR
aug IL ". T. DiooAA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-26

The twenty seventh session bogus vc!"b"r |.
For Catalogue, &c, address
guc 19-colm u, !. jog =.
gYlS5 MARY +. JOHNSON VII reopen her
~ SCHOOL FOE GIRLS and hpf> d.
SEpTBM bEa lob, 81 her re. .dencr, 2In FRINGE
.;-ant aug lS-im
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EDUCATIONAL,
TT F. HENRY'S SCHOOL.

This SCHOOL FOR BOYS, now eligibly sit
uated, Oh Queen, between Washington and Go
lumbus streets, will commence it. fifteenth an
nu4i session on MONDAY, Sept. 18Th.
The course of study comprises tue ordinary
Er elsh branches, higher y tacm4ti2s and tie
..ura! Sciences. The terms f tu.ioi vary
-,ccor,iing to the branches t.wgat, rom ST. 20
SIS per quarter N advance
Et.- TIE school room viii be open for TIE re
ccptlOn and claSsic&tou # uup'ls ,7.ry day a.
ter Sept 10Th. from O'clock :. II to II III.
au.. 81
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{, & 4 L =


As We are about entering upon smother SEA-
son w desire - rut;Tu .A4"kS 10 cur fIl"nds
and III tou-a-s 'or their most !itcT+! patronage
during the past Season. hjth us: G"e ol tnc
most unprrpltru: NJ since la var. We are
Thankful! to say / ha: %, II j. nc success u snd
nrcsDercus enc 10 Is 80 T. /" I thaJ this has
been due 70 our ;,.yiug largely = i'tccd oar <
penses on e,.tcrn., ug4n III" Nc"r "na"ti : Is
10 sell At niucl clcsa- prices than ever b: ore
and Our constant vi. !, the mSFkct e:iaHii5
us to take a1q4r.arc o. rv"rr decline .ni OK
up spec y; IN. gain u pros. Sc going 10 ! Q"
York on Mo,a~:, the = Il. u rer.rrisp StocE
Tor he !a,i ir.de. II: vagn h" s@==on "e WI
enltavor, rs n III ! - N" It eur rep",at' n
FIST $50 IN =; IT BIZ 80. -, 4UTtuNS
sud {; is r.5" II. u IL the sy.
-. lctscs iou!d hc d,1essel to tho CON
PAN, tut if ny r.s.icu':.l -&to-m n :...@5ton
t. tie order is se.ir d, BY n@s.it IL n tue et'
4 & + AIMhkEK 60.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-26

Gut.yTY C0NsEkv ,TIvES A called meet
;rs .. the Conservatives / Alexandria county
w held a. Balls Gross Roads, last night, for
H. purpose Of forming rlieu ADD Hcud
rick. 10. j. Il. Johnston was IN the caa'r
an y Hatch socr,tary.
lr T. ilam, offered the following rcsou.
IL. :, VII Oh were adoptri:
Whereas, he success .! a political party de-
NEEDS 10 !. measure upoo the numhcr, unity,
ID ii lgy ana watchIuipass Of lis membtrS;
,t.,a:u-c |. 1t,
P..LceI 1T. That the Conservative demo-
e,...c q, z4us OF Alexandria county torn them
gcs into club, to be knnSn Is tbs "toutral
l.i.s aud Hontricks Ctao' Of the c1unty OF
i .girla.
Pe>olced. ii. Is otj ct shal! be the enroll
INST cl every cilZ L u the:cJunty who lntcn IS
l. support Tluen and Herjr!cks for the p!es
le:cy AID vice presideu:y, who desires TO be-
IN, member aud subscribe 10 the cohstltu-
,u.. oil; the club.
R,ylced, Sd. To sec ttat every l'Idcn and
T., dYck, vote in each 81 the ''elcclou dis
II; 3" arc pocd on the day Of election.
R,<oiccd, 4th. To viglIanty watch the polls
% ii. day Of; election and see that nouc but
,ba>c entitled ere permitted to vote.
tu me4,s 70 advance the interests of Tllden
All lcu!r!rks for the presidency and vice
presidency.
tie meeting then adjourned to meet on
Thursday evening at seven o'clock, at Balls
Cos Roads, to elect perm luent officers for the
cllt
o. moiou Of n S Wright, it was resolved
tia; the proceedings Of the meeting be pub
II. lci in the aleyau0ria GaZette
ma"lirg of the Conservative voters OF jet
:r,yp Maglsterial District was held on the
25h usaut at CouvaleSeut Camp.
J. Il } huston was in the chair and George
u P.ilaut secretary,
Inc Chair ia, ing stated that the object Of the
meeting Vas to eject one District SuperlUten-
deYl au1 five delegates to the Convention to
assemble 10 the Alexandria on the 30ik for the
lu:pnse Of nomlnating"a rcprcs ntlvc to Con
gees, the following 2amcd gentlemen were duly
ctc Cd For Superintendent. j. Il Johnston;
d .egatcs. H. w. Hatch. w. Fl. Hatch. T. W.
Swaun, j. r. Johuston and G w. Pallant.
Tue GLYMoNT MISUNDERSTANDING was
received 10 Washington last night from Rex
Wis Of the arrest pear that place of a colorei
1 lcrs Of young Everett which took place near
Gymont il July last. He Wa. traced to Rock
vile, aud is now IN jail there. Persons will ar
ry.therc to day Tor the purpose of identify
il: him. Proof against him is said to be very
,;rJnv.
he Port Tobacco Tunes says:
a letter has been received here by judge
B.,wc iron J w. Imb, rlake, constable at
CuI,e L. IT,, Va 10 which he states that
h. arrested Cd the y h insan, mulalto man,
who gave lis name IS VIM. Waller Frye. WHO
i suspected of berg one OF the murderers OF
NJ. Join W. Everett According to deserip
too. Frye is about 35 y,ars of age, is 5 Get
Il ilchrs high, weighs about Us pounds,
,l4ara tuil,, ginger cake color, aud wears
nol>racc"
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UNIVERSITY OF viBGENIA.
LAW DEPARTMENT.

J. B sIinor, LII D., Praf. Cv!n. .nd Stat. Law;
=. Q. Southall LID, j':ot 9qu' y and Law
Merchaf t, Internal. Law, etc Sesion bgEfS
Gct l 1876 and continues niEe months In
structio!. by text bool;a IN! ic,tIr,s cJ;aJlned.
illustrated by Moot Z, at ey"rcs :. For ;tas-
.ogu,, apply e. 0. University u Virginia. or
MN. NhRlENBAAEh, .5ecty. Faculty.
aug - I'm
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Asallk Statement

New YORK, Aug. 26. The weekly Bank
statement IS as follows: ,,o,
Leans, 'f'N''
Specie, increase. 40 ~
Legal tenders, dGcrea>c. ................ i,.:'"o
Deposits, IucroASc....... ~
Reserve increase. 40 -
A,AEsT-. *, NJ ~ - Il ! II - \ 1 =
Sun, r0xe......... ) % .Uoon sets. ........lU -
SIN sets. .......... e 81 High c"ter. -. Or
At.ElV ID.
Steamer Mary Washington, Baltimore, 10 jos
B7od"rs u Go.
Schr i Rommel, Washington, to American
Coal Co.
Schr Gsrtsidc, Georgetown, By Hll!lsm 2
Smuot
Schr II Il Cong ion, Providence, by Amen
can Coal Co s., ,:
Schrs L A kommel and Laura Robinson
from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Maggie Mu|v"y, hence, At Boston 2atn.
Schr dciea Has brouck, hence, ct : ew 1"r"
2itn. Wy
>chrs e 0 Colson, J Wellington and W
Eav. hence, at Boston ed.
Schr Calrle Holmes, hence, at LONDON 90
Schrs American Team and lncas. Tor l2:s
nori cleared ~ New i:uDton 2l'h.
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Bring your horses css-
tie, sheep, zhegs, andsplodcts
,of your your farhls for exhit5itivn at
sfs9y nss nsds sasi

The Fair.

. - s~Ns'
0 iHew,Methodps OF iTestihs pillkis
The Country Gentleman adyisessi its
readers to test their milk by pouring
given quaatityointo q small cnp.ArrsAged
to be heated in q watersbaths Wben, the
Temperature Of 80 lis reached. the smell
of garlic, putridity, fever, or udder ais.
ease will Enthusiastically manifest ftset.A
If the milk issuspected of being diluted
or or Skinned, the sample in the cupB CO.
iagulated BY rennet, che ioardsasocon.
pressed to e1petaheswhey, ianibth ssRd
is then weighed. BY knowingftha staHd
ard weight of the cprd of q given qnan-
itity of milk and teomRsaTipg it VII the
sample tested, the variation shows the
amount Of water that has been 'sdded,or
to What extent IL has been sEitdaeds1
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y rDeThe Balloon, Ascension
willstake place onmFhursday,
the 7th day Of September g ttie
second day of-the Fair
Arsenic From lCarsains.y yIr

An English physician discossrsdIis 3
lady symptoms ofHarssnicismi 81 Hast
tention was drawn to the calico linjpg ,pf
the chirtz bed curiains. This material
was of a delicate green color, and, on
examination, proved to contain, q very
large quantity Of arsenic. This lsdy's
husband used frequently to wake ia the
morning suffering from nanses, With q
feeling Of weight and oppression ab9pt
the chest, and his eyes became iufsmed.
These symptoms all subsidized on red0v-
ing the curtains. +. v.szzn.-xa
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A newsboy says Of the new star spAh-
gled handker,hiefs: "if any man Aims
q blow at the American flag, spot him
ON The snoot"--N Y GrapAicsib ~
- sts asat ~ saais iasssv
!. .zaBseEk - sasS 50 aa es fsFse szN
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half bushel 9axseed. d..,...,...........r..1
half bushel timothy seed. d.......,..,....1
half bushel clover seed. ..s.....y......1
half bushel white e,beans.............,..1
peas, half peck....,........,.I.
five pounds of hsps.... ....... e...,.......17
half bushel osts.......,s............. ..50c'
half bushels buckwbest. ...........50c
half blsbel swestcorn meal. ....50c
best s pounds Of tobacco, spangled. ..s1
do fre lggrail Esd....,...- I
"a s,.,dq ~ zee Il yellow.-.r-I1
best display in this department....- 3
Committee Josaphl MeFadden, David
Starkey, C B Knowlton. n bony lia !,
3ialtiai FIELD CROPS. - iojs
Best acres whest. q. ...a........"... .....$10
2 2acrescern lbottonJ J... .,..S /. 10
9 acrescorn (hilD.......... .........". 10
z acres oats. ............ .......... 10
= scres hay................ 1899. ......... ~
best 1 acre Of potatoes. s..............".. 6
best l acre tobacco ...... ................. 10
Measurement Of the ground must be
made and sworn to BY a competent sur
veyor, and the amount produced must be
sworn to BY some one having knowledge
Of the amount. a full statement Of the
method Of cultivation and cost Of pro-
auction must accompany each eatry.A
Kind and quality must be stated. En-
tries may be made with the Secretary to
December I, 1876 't'if''3 sd iiale 20 iis'
Committee-The Board Of Directors
Of the Society. 'l,as'aoq Daa sel3pa3sof
CLASS A-7th Department Equestrii-
ri satagF H u"'s"'o aiI9 ..'t 7aft9fl
Lady rider, sIy 1st prem $40. I'd, S.
I Seven to enter, 6 to start. One. hour
ofithe third day of the Fair will be de-
voted to Equestrianism. The committee
will decide only with reference to the
ease, grace and style Of the competitor
and her command Of tho horse. No rs.
cling will be allowed. d e. ssaaiAs5s nj 5F
Boy rider, premium. =. ......... .......s10
Same conditions az for lady riders.
Committee to bs selsoted on the
ground. 4 e35z9 ~. n .agiaiaa e.
Discretionary premiums will be award
cd on meritorious articles. WHIT ether in this
list or not. .a .6iaiqeg' Il, i3qae>e
aaia4 JOHN GATCHELL, Pres.
GEO. p. D0RR, Sec. ea CIV
q
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8 3.aMdg!s;::'Ys,ltolspaplt'tl
VOLUME XXXIII:.,

yewincomas I'm Fev.f 1ildea. asr bss lse
-zsdsrqfr- ---@Mrzvi------, l.. a.,,,;
sThe Virginia City sslDon-keepers have
ulscussed the silver question in sober
est1est, and have decided to take etrade.
d6l|lr S7{ ce6ts : Experience has
0nGh} 1hem ~ e = ebesper TO give :
m za5 5dsinkd1han toi hand back, the
'c11ee f6F ~atfatle tlollar. d esasi sil..si,si
tax s6snik7f r1t r rtsai&s6zatti pai1 stes,l,
nnnn6na2 - q = =.
EssssEa .kH vaa r7-5f
'8IlEE2 & REGULATIONS
ia Ta119zTt1ao
Ta0T9rof fsl-I9T0T T
&surss q. aAgdslltsral Society
s& sisis iiiw asSAxes zsa "a sknsssasIi
lsisai,bsiiAs y rs--ss<e.s sssssAts=a bass
-, ,'..,'s sssf. !. sIs,s oit1ssss: sss ltv s~A'
.stsss;5ssi- i-taH1 4ATeqlzLL.Sz-.-----,,
seVsaakf kfess3ssks-J nssnsA. sKxXaos.s il
-sfn0ste 30Rones De DeaRs seas ;
S4yda1SesLW LWgT.dGoKfIs.s aE .sses
Cx;sf slEd7sxds1 SxHcxa MixHOkN. =
Dsrec{oys-THos. WRi6Hf, s. P, WooD,
Jno. DebtAHSEY, lJ6kAB. RE1b, ,DAxEs
xzEGGz0Nss 10. RSsx, HExaxy SA1rH,
.JoHn RuBY. ssisoseo II
ia11k 1n6tt s6sssp9iF member
'oe 1be Seeisf5 1p0 1p06 shS. pSIHGt Of One
DSIlanf; III nil ,e1fit)e him 70 admiHs.
sies 1GlAh 1ais. tn1. h the. pliyilsges of
tAs eroands daring the Fair, asd 10 isp.
ssr'ssoek NJ soihsf srtielss b9 paying 10
per cent kf - pfsnf9H oG4sA No
- viii 1yiipxed = enter atoekk Or
srti6les for pesniuus, outside of the
Ue1l I'm antese they are members Of
~ 6cfoo a nss4 s'ssas;qo gissssia
- All[t61pSf stock, ueehanic arts,
ixrzlI1k ule6sdlS isiry 'rroductss spsints
iSk. 1s5ol5 of other fsncy work of other
coapti>as "a allowed II compete for prss
nilms O g equal footing, Hith Monroe
0o1niy. .---.--.---.zs.'..-..
- kay article offered for competition
Or = RsP1Q pnet. bs4Yqsav 1.-THE lime
iss. q ) ~ Die family under q
- G8 40 s,sss< f3yl - s.xs,sE xsSv,
q al Ss1lsho - al4ibls ltesompete
- 16liss q - Z 1FkI Tafg1.g
&. D;scretionary premiums will be
eooSn t msds1Ejd15 sfta4 4 an z.
.. E11ibi1oB - requirsd 10, have
yhs16use116r .nlze 1ntbl6a iatelaedlfor
'oomnslitioa or exhibition. entered upon
1T V'esf)49kz lad sulnce6r snif2rin
ey5elre % the INST DAY sof' the
q femli6 uptH 5 o'clock on The
- AB salsbk ofhsrviss psrniitts 1s:.ls "
uo8fleDs tos stee, fsesldent spd Secretary.
ss& HpoathAtantry Of stock Or other
s1Isles5 essdssuish asnhsr and class Of
80 ssg;N 9 srsl:lel siil Be furnished hy
sssfsnfy wh1ca LAR card must ,eesPa.-
d en pf jst!sshsd g the stock or am
eLe to Be s{hibif fAd Tor : premium. -, $
81 Apyspers6n may pressnt specimens
sfefnitAna -seeetables fer . premium,
v1ethsru1ultisatsd By theuselyesuo ssot.
80 IksrA~ardiss Osnnittsesu are.re-
sp5ssally s6iicited 20 Be present Oin due
time, thss The Boasd may not be under
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LIST. OF OF PREMIUMS

masthe 9Th, 7th and Sth Days y :,
Va Scptempers .104 Qs.sss-s :. !.
ri So 81 40 g4.al gof L,.z,,.,l
'Sa@ApS ATitssi pepaftmentTNt0tt
fs5i ayliJor all parposest 2IsseIss Sc
,.'e1' s5s1 h,s'o - fTsa .stTslst. ii
bessstallion or any age, with two or ii
more OF his CONS. ......U. t!......S6 -
best stallion over yssrs old - ...... 8
do over and under yrs. f. 8
. 's''dc9l ever and under 3yrs.. 3
SLneddoyii@over.l and under 2 yrs. 3
c.Srs.- '''' =
GLASS. B-1st, papartment-- ,,r &C Gsld;noa,
tor al purpo.ss.I, - 4. - -, -.
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GLASS C-~1st Departmeut-tNnres for
isssf1pissg ,aS al pnrposes.,,s .,s..,,t :. a..
Best mare over 4 ysass old .s...s!..6 - so
is7ados + ever 3 years .eld .lss ...4 b =
ssrde ise over years old ......., c22n,s
!. 40 aver ! year se sld ,..s .,r..4 e.
mare snd COLI sl,y y nsr s'E.it side. ,-......s
sSommltteeTASfhn Inonens sp&muet ucfey
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-08-29

Psst display IN tins dePaItment. ........$2
!, Committse-Dr J Rupp, Misc Elizabeth
Pearson, Miss Josie Williams, Mrs G Dishl, j.,
Mrs. w Strickling. .....''....-.s heeIs aef'o.
: /. ~ jtst....,,,.... Lergorf .='3 sF 2
ca CLASS G-6th Department.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-08-29

s9sI SWEEPSTAKES Flk
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tRt Sount H.. -. e. 10
GLASS C--2d Department. Osss.i s.
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yoke oxen under 4 and over 8 yn. IS : so
,dodE .H0S do 2 IS z so
do 90 rel 2il,sedo .9l9 sE.g4eai
do year old. ....as2 IDa
best fat bullock = 80
cvnnittee VIM PsobI loAh Fanlhanasrs
Michael Bouehner,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-08-29

best display In this Department. old gYA
Committee-Dr l. b Williams, Mrs Sarah
NJ Martin, n Mrs oF' 'DGrr, xls 81 Atkinson, Mrs
CLASS, 18th Depar.ment-FFnts.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-08-29

best display in this department. t.........s3
fFSCcmmittee-s L Mooney. Mrs " z Sim
mons, Mrs Harriet Read. Miss Clara briggs,
Mrs Mary v Hosiaer. Mss virginia Brown. !
CLASS H-6th Departmsnt--Fl0psr
and Raiatings.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-08-30
Robbery and Conviction.

On Saturday forenoon the 10th, the house
of J. j. Altpeter wealthy German farmer
living in the town Of Sumner was entered
by thieves while Mr.. A. and his son, the
only members of the household, were away
from the house at work on the marsh. Four
pocketbooks were taken from cupboard.
The pocketbooks contained $500, cash and
seventy-fve dollars in notes. Suspicion at
o..ce attached to Edwin Mcfarland of this
place and stranger who had been seen in
his company by the name of Chas. Richard :
son. They were arrested but both denied
the theft. They were taken into separate
rooms, however, and questioned by officer
Brown and District Attorney Rogers. At
last Mcfarland squealed and confessed that
they bad taken the money and had hid it
in the woods just west of town on the
Madison road. They were taken for ex-
animation before Justice Peck, who COM
mitted them to jail for trial at the next
term Of the Circuit Court. Fort -4tkinson
Union.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-08-30
Burchard VS. Bragg.

Sam. D. Burchard, Congressman from
the 9th dodge County, District, dies unbe-
comingly hard. In a political sense he is
considerably GLOVER tEan the angels" get
ting SO low for man OF his cloth and posi-
ton as to give the caucuses held in the 9th
and 9th wards of this city, last Thursday
evening, his personal attention, and with
some friends was as busy as mailer all day
in setting up the pins for delegates to the
Sheboygan Convention. Perhaps this is
what Sam. would call "getting down to
business" We should think as much. But
the caucuses went back on Sam, and he
drew blank, so far as these two wards we
have named are concerned "Major' G ard
ner was too potent for 'sSam," especially
when the former enlisted 'Union League"
sympathy into the contest; and the trial of
strength between the Burchard and Bragg
factions, was the surrender of the former to
the latter. 1t is not likely from the way
things look now that there will be much to
Bragg of, as the evidences thicken that
congressman Sam will be re. nominated
at Sheboygan to the position he has filled
for the past year with so much grace and
dignity. Bragg may Dodge the thing as he
will, but it is clear his fate is sealed as
candidate this year.