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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-04-25
COUNTY NEWS.
pVEYBRIDGE

Mr.. 1, L. SpLagua is selling tby
orderl nice lot Of U. 8. srmy goods.
Mr.. Chsa, Mcody's he1 has furnish.
ed him an egg measuring o!zs4 Where
Is Johnny.
-koseols OF somethDE else i. PEE
vailiug to quite au extent bore. creating
more rumors Of emalI pox.
Francis TwitcholI is making repsirs
upon his dwelling on Water Street. He
had tho misfortune TO lose COW isst
week,
MIR. Carlton Sturtevant sbd wife
miss Aida Hsyes) have arrived in town
aud arc stopping at bic fathers for the
present.
Mrs Gordon Sprigg. hss returned
home aud lie looking much better. Her
physician gives encouragement Of q COM
plete cure.
The examination Of teachers passed
Of very pleasantly, tour candidates be.
ipg present, Misses Julia and Ella Bell
aud Hattie Sturtevsnt, of this town, snd
Miss Mary A, Sampson, Of Cornwall.
The ORAL examination was more le1gthy
than usual, but was borns very good
naturedly. The footing up showed near
ly 100 per cent.
The Troy Conference sustained the
chaTges against Rev. Potter, the com.
mittee standing seven for conviction and
four for acquittal. Mr.. Porter takes an
appeal to general conference. lie hsa
strong offers OF assistance at this confer
enc5 rom those that Sers his opponents
at the annual, but who, after careful
hearing Of the case and perceiviug The
sniIuus Of the prosecution. have Strapped
On Friday night about two O'Clock
a son Of Mr. Lavius J Hall vas found
upon the floor of his chamber ia strong
commissions lie was carried down stairs
and DR.. Eddy, of Middlebury, called, and
everything done thought best, but all il
vain. lie remained unconscious until
Sunday at three and one.half o'clock, P
NJ, going from one convulsioo into an
other, when death closed the scele. Ed lit
Sas bright, intelligent boy and much
esteemed BY his companions The cause
ia uncertain, but generally supposed to b
over e4eTtioD in playing ball aud severe
cold, resulting 10 spinal irritation eut
pressure IF the brain.
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LINCOLN

The teschers' school examination 1as
holden at the Town Hall, Thursday, the
Goth There were ten applicants and ell
we're successful.
The butter trade has again com.
menced. Messrs. Cain 4 Hartuell, w.
N. Poor & Co., and the Lincoln Union
Store intend to buy and chip butter to
market from Lincoln this seasoD,
Walter Buruhsm. Of Asbtsbula,
Ohio, is home on visit, sad to purchase
goods for Western trade. His parents
intend to return with him on visit to
their friends in the West, next week.
Miro. Alonzo Davis and Ezra Y.
Page, two OF the most healthy persona in
town, have died the past week of typhoid
pneumonia. There are nov fifteen cases
Of sicknesa il Town tending toward this
disease.
Roy D. z. Brooks, who has been
pastor Of the Methodist church IL Lincoln
for tbs past three years, is about to leave
the many frieuds that have learned to
love him aud hia family, Tic and bis
wife ere both greatly interested il the
Sabbath School work, aud have accom-.
pishcd much 10 this direction since they
have been With Us: s1d VIC congratulate
the people OF East Sllddlebury and WesI
Salisbury on securing hia services as pas
tor for the coming year.
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BRISTOL.

There arc several new dwellinga to
be erected in the early summer. and ne
are looking for q change from stsguation
TO activity sooD, when the voice OF the
croaker will not DO heard, nor all the
Of tho improvideut ind shift.
less be charged 20 official 'bieving snd
the administration.
Two Of cur business establishments
that we're burned out at tho recent FIRE
are contemplating the erection Of q
building jointly to accommodate their
business, which may bo done much
cheaper and better than il two separate
buildings, s, W. Hatch, undertaken and
furniture, and J. Il. Gregory, marble
worker. Mir, Gregory has lately located
ia this place. and has started q very good
business in the gravestone line. He has
got up some very nice work ia The grave
stone line, and it tho rate Of mortality
continues to be what it has been for
week or two past be will have demand
for all he osl DO,
MEssRe. EDIToRs IL have the pleas.
ure to inform all who may be interested
10 the establishment OF good school 10
Bristol, that Air. L. +. Bcbton has
returned 10 this place, has recently
purchased a residence formerly occupied
by DR.. Hasseltiue, With tho full purpose
Of making permanent homo with US,
aud ia now domicled therein. Mr..
Benton has slso obtained favorable
lease OF the academy building, cad Is
sooD to put it 10 complete and thorough
repair with many improvements, Mr
Benton proposes to have q new aud
complete philosophical apparatus, snd 80
have everything IL readiness sor the
opening at the USUAL fall term. The
town vt the hast March meeting sppro.
pristed Che sum Of three hundred dollars,
aud the citizens guaranteed By sutsorip-
ton handsome sum annually FOR the
next four years, and we are congratulate
ing ourselves that. with Mr.. Beuton's
former experience and popularity az a
teacher, We msy invite tho attention Of
all to this institution who wish to attend
good school, located in the pleasantest
village in Vermont XXX
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NOT ICES.

WANTED. AT the Park House, ten ia
BILE toardcrs vt $3.50 per week. If
E. ValIette T. Co., as will be seen
by their "sd." in another column, have
adopted the ready pay" system.
"A. J. Stove Of weybridge hes for
sale two thorough bred Sborthorn bulls ;
also pure seed cats weighing thirty.siz
lbs. per bushel. AZ
L. R. ssyro viii pay cash foT prime
eutter Oh Monday Nay /, and each
And every Monday thereafter for tho
sepson, at Beckwith Il Co.'S. store.
The subscriber has good, warm,
comfortable and convenient house and
furniture, with good barn aud garden,
which be will reut to a small family for
au indefinite time, which may be agreed
on, provided they will agree to board
myself and wife on terms which may be
agreed upon. My house is NOT more
bat 30 OF 40 rod, from the Graded
sebool House, very convenient for those
sbo have children they wish to have at
tend school, A. WILCOX,
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STARKSBORO.

Albert Oryif has made about three
tons Of sugar this season. no better sugar
cen be found 10 this section. he knows
how to make good article, pad does it
every iiNe sugar Is seIli, asle from
elk t. ten CO... per pound
The irienda Of Mr.. Bpszeil iaes Al
the houss Of MI. E. Shsttock OF tho
evening Of the i6ta inst, for the purpose
Of donating ar his ber- FIT, aud notwiih.
standing the had going and inolenency of
the weather .arge company we're pre-.
sent aod eco Tbutel literally Of money
and othor aubstsntials, showing the high
regard iheJ ave for hi.a 10 this place.
The committee, j. Needy, D. lisllock,
and d. J. Grirpell, With their aiges, did
their beet TO have 2 pleasant tine, and SO
it proved. Mr. Shstsock aud wife did
all theJ could, as they Usually d. on such
occasions, to make il pleasant for their
guests. There we're many regrets sx.
pressed at the absence OF Elder BuEssll,
but circumstances ever which 10 bad q,
control prevented LA being present.
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MONKTON.

There is great amount of sickness
in Monkton,
H. P. Siillsor is erecting dwelling
house for M. Guy Toby.
Henry Bull bosats Of eve that
gave birth TO tTiplet lambs, this spring.
Guy Toby hes retired from the po.
sition Of clerk for Mr. Hull and bis place
io dlled BY Eugene Curry.
On Saturday, April Is, Mr.. H. NJ.
Hull. st Monkton Ridge, took 10 large
quantity of butter at "a cepts pound.
The sugar season has been short and
sHe:t The sugar makers Of this region
ars gathering in their tubs and beginning
to stsrt their plows
Mr.. John A. Fuller. Of MoDktou,
aud bis sou Frederic were both taken
With pneumonia and the disease in both
CAGES proved fatal, the young man dying
upon Thursday last and the father follow.
log him 10 less than twenty four hours
The funeral for both was held upon sun.
day. Mr.. Fuller lost bis wife about five
yeaTs ago. Frederic was young mar
Of fine promise aud much beloved
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YERGENNEN

--VergenDea people are agilasiug ,he
subject OF having celebration upon the
GLORIOUS fourth
Shipments fl. ii the Vorgenpes st.'
ton last week inclIde 1897 lbs. Of bat.
ter, Que barrel Of eggs, ard tweDty'eght
calves
"A Temperance TaioIn club has been
organized 10 Vergennes entirely Of re.
formed ueu, aud consisted ut its cTgspiss.
tion Of thirteen mep.
The Curlew is preparing foE az act.
i've caupaigu. She has been painted and
improved aud Capt. N. Claue, who has
commended for several years, will have
charge this season q usual
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TAX SALE.

The owners Of the following described pieces Of
land are hereby notified that tho tares assessed
op said lands or the lists of 1879 aid "a still re-
naming unpaid, that uplcgl previously paid, |
shall sell the same CT such portion Of the same az
shall be necessary to pay such .sSes and costs at
public auction, in front Of the Post Office In Mid
dle6ury village, on Saturday, the 9th day Of May,
A. b. 1876, at two o'clock in the afternoon
The following are said lands.
Rutland Railroad Co. The following real estste,
situate in Middlebury, bounded as follows, on
the west and north by lands Of said company,
on the south by the lane leading from (. Hay
den's west to the railroad bridge on the east by
laods Of Cyrus Morton, meaning the house snd
land thereto belonging, now occupied bT John
Mcbride, as tenant.
Mary Barry. That piece and parcel of land with
buildings thereon, situate on the north side Of
Mill street, IN the village Of Middlobury, VI,
bounded on the north, east, and west by lsndl
Of Mrs. Lamb; on the south by Mil street oou-
tanning Is acre Of land, more or iess.
Z. r. Wright and s. X. Pierce. Two equsi
halves Of two Individual pieces Of land. Stu
ats in Middebury, snd bounded as follows lat
piece beginning at the N L corner Of lot for
1ierly owned by Lewis aud Harry Abbey ,thonse
easterly 100 rods u q stake thence SO rods to
a stake and stoues, thonce north to the south
bank Of Roaring Brock, thence west on the
south bank Of said brook 50 rods to stake snd
stones, tneuce soutn 70 Ni''s o. neginning, con-
tanning 20 acres.
and pieco beginning 81 q nemIocE tree ia town
line on north bank Of Roaring Brook thence
south on said line 80 rods, thence west on the
north line Of school lot, lQ3 roda to stske
and stones thence north SO rods t. birch tree,
thence east l2S rods to place Of teginniug con-
tanning sixty acres.
Mildlebury Mfg. Co All that portion Vi land
and the water privilege connected Herewith
upon which formerly stood the door factory oc.
cupied by Swiney Burrows, bounded on the
north by Otter Creek, east by lands Ct A. P
Topper, south by land Of Paper Mil Co., OF
west by lands Of Wooden Factory Co, situate
10 the village of Middlebury, VI.
OLIVER P. MEAD, Cons. AMI Col.
Dated OF Middlebury, VT, this 10th day of April
A. D, 1876. 3u3
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CORNWALL.

The rOads have been fearful all
through this town for some time.
The farmers are blowing and pre-.
pairing their ground for the onion crop.
Mr.. V. Il. Griswcld, Of Cornwall.
went to Ludlow last week, and took 10
himself better half, as will be seen
FROM our notices Of marriages. He is 9
good subject for congratulstion on bis
happiness, and when he returns from hii
Wedding tour he will receive it in IN.
stinted measure.
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RIPTON.

Mrs, G. Norton bad the misfortune
to lose a splendid COW, few days ago,
BY getting caught BY timbera in the barn
in sach manner that the animal could
not rise again. A SAD loss to person
that can i'll afford to meet it.
Notwithstanding the CRY thar is
largely prevalent Of hard times, We notice
that our enterprising townsmsD s. f.
Mattesou, not content With one 6rst.class
saw mill, is erecting another 10 be thirty
by 6fty feet, just under the caves Of the
Broad Loaf Mountsio, AID as usual ae
is driving thing % il will be in operation
II a short time Tte logs to supply it
will come largely iron wild land owned
by Mr., NJ, of which he has large tract
close at hand. The motive power will be
steam, furnished BY one Of Hoadloy's best
thirty.dve horse power engines, costing
$4,000, and driving lumber, stays and
olapbosrd SAVE, besides other necessary
machinery. Ford" evidently does not
understand the word fail, and deserves
the success be has won.
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Irons KATuAIRoS prevents the Hair
from falling out OF turning gray, repews
ito growth, and gives strcngtb and vigor,
1t is delightfully."- pertumod, and makes a
splendid dressing 1t is the cheapest aud
most desirable Hair Tonic ever produced.
Used by the ellie. Price only so cents
4yl
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VALUABLE AND RELIABLs.--" Browns
Bronchial Trocbes" are Invaluable TO
those exposed to Sudden changes, afford.
ing prompt relief 10 Coughs, Colds. otto,
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PYLs's DGETETIo .Univer-
sally Acknowledged the best in use Each
pound bears tho name Of JAMES Pyle.
None genuine without. l4-ly
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T g. g

Tho Spring months presOnt decided advantages
over other seasons Of the year for attendance at
.he TROY BUSINESS COLLEGE, as the School
is then lOss crowded. aud pupils receive extrs at
tsntion. Those who can should select the most
favorable time. No vacation 10 Summer, Fa
catalogue. giving full information. address
JNo. R. CARMEL. PsIseIPLL. Trey, N. r.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

On the first day of May 1876, we pro-
pose an H.. portant change iii our method
of doing business After q long experience
in the general credit business we are fully
satisfied that the best interest of both debt
or and creditor is found in the ready pay
system We have therefore resolved to
close our books and sell strictly for cash
or such other pay as we cair handle to our
mutual advantage. Feeling that this
change will perhaps temporarily inconye-
nence some of our valued customers, we
yet hope to make ii to their interest to
continue their patronage.
We tender to our friends and patrons
our warmest thanks for their liberal sup
port in the past, and invite ALI to aid us in
conducting business Gil the true principle,
''PAY As You Go
Il. VALLET'TE IL 90.
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T Jew u @ O TX
lNlSSOLUTON.
hlSSOLUTON.
y The partnt hip heretofore sIlstiug under
t.. frm, name, anu styls Of L. Hope 4 Son Is
this dag dissolved by mutual consent.
Niddiebury, va LOUIS nopR,
March 80, 1916 =. b. HOPE.


~ Having purchased tho interest Of Louis
Hope IN lad 10 the wagon business and all book
accounts outstanding in favor u the old firm,
this /. 20 give notice that | shall continue the
business az the oldstsrd and desire all creditors
Of the cid frm to call and settle.
Thanking the public for their LIBERAL patronage
to me In ths past would solioit = continuance Of
the sGme IN the future. y. b. HOPE.
MidalsbsTy, W., March 80, 1879. AVA
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-FOUR NEW Music BOOKS
The Peoples Chorus Book

An uLasu4llT good selection Of ehoruse., for
mixed voices, nearly all new. when Allsn-s.
Dale vent hunting" "Chosen One" 1.-THE oal,"
are capital glseS, and are fair specimens Of tbs
pieces Of this hne collection
Price 81 90 Per Duss., 49.GU
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Shining River.

4 sabbath School Song Book, which has pssn
ont few months, just long enough to prove It
one of the best. Buy it and try IT, Price So SO.
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OLIVER DITSON e co.
BOSTON.
c, u. DrsoS a Co., J. L. Dnsos 4 Co..
III broadway, Successors % Lee Walker
Esv York. Phils.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

KAiLs ARRIVE,
From Riptou, Granville, Hancock,
East Middebury, Cornwall, West
Cornwall and Bridport $500 A. M
Wav nail from north O:45 A. Nj.
Nav YORK; Rutland and Albany, 500 A. NJ.
New York. 40 r. N;
Way mail from south, hi-p T. M
NAILS CLOSE.
Wav mail going south, 9:l5 a. NJ.
north, $40 P. NJ.
Mails fer Ripton, Granville, Han
cock, East Middlobury, Cornwall
West Cornwall and Bidpcft 400 p 81
closed neil for N. York, Alhsny,
Boston and Rutland, 200 Z NJ
A. 9. TRACY. p. N.
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Dictionary OF Musical informal n

By J. VI. MooHr. 4 book that Is sttrsc .ng
much attention, aod ie the most convenient .lok
VI 'erence Oh musical subjects eErsnt.
Price Sl.2S.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06
Teachers Norma! Institute.

Notice is hereby given that | have
this day appointed three distric;
Teachers Institutes.
One to be held at Hastings, Adam,
county, commencing Tuesday, Aug. |,
continuing three weeks.
Another to be held at West Point,
Cumming county, commencing Aug
also continuing three weeks.
A third to be held at Peru, Mem
aha county, commencing August 10.
and continuing three weeks.
The Institute at Hastings will en-
brace all that part Of the state west Of
Gaguc, Lancaster and Saundere coun-
ties, south Of the Platte River also
that PARTON north of the Platt river,
lying west Of Plat and Boon counties.
The Institute ut West Point will
embrace all that portion of the State
lying north of the Platte river not in
Guided i'll the Hastings district.
The Institute at Peru will include
all the counties not Included 10 the
other two districts.
j. NJ. MCKENZIE, State Supt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06
SPECIAL MISTER'.S Sale.

By a virtue of an order Of sale is
sued out of the District Court of the
Fifth Judicial District in and for Web
ster county. Nebraska. in an action
wherein Barnabas Il. Swift is plaintiff
and Lee ) Il Bell b. E>tell defend
ants. | will offer for sale at public
auction at the front door of the Court
House, in Red Cloud. Webster county
Nebraska, on the &th day Of July,
1876, at 2.o'clock p. H., the following
describe! real estate, situated in Web
ster county, Nebraska. to-wit: the
north one-halt of a tract Of land con
veyeI by Edward Kellogg TO Bell b,
Estell by deed dated June oath, 1874,
commencing at a point 30 chains west
of section corner between sections 81
and SO, town ,, range IL, thence west
along the I line Va. l30 ~, 6,33
chains thence south Va. I30 IL, 46!
chains thence east Va. Is 20>, G.41
chains more Or less to corner of j.
Casetier's lot thence north Va. Il0
i6! chains to place Of beginning, con
tanning Il acres more or less.
Given unier my hand this 3lst day
of May, 1876.
II. G.. BILL,
43. Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06

,ueu among the democrats, there are
bad men among the republicans. We
divide the American population into
three distinct classes. fust, the im-
practical worshippers Of an iieallstic.
sophomoucal canti,m. They are the
reformer-. Secondly the ordinary
American citizen with his weaknesses
aud failins-, but yet with enlightened
mind and noble purpose. We believe
that these men are the bone and sinew
of the republican party. Thrifty, :he
ignorant, vicious. raoble Of the cities.
Here is the democratic strength, AMI
this rabh!e We dread to SEE in power.
Isn't i, strange that the Five Points
OF New York are always democratic.
while the farmers IF Illinois and Iowa
are always republican? There i. not
a large city in the country that is not
democratic, unless it is Philadelphia.
There is not a farming community Ia
the North that is no, Republican.
Principles and leaders seem not to
divide the parties 50 much a. the char
acter Of the masses. We maintain that
democracy is synonymous with mobo-
cracy. and We point to the haunts and
by ways Of our populous cities for
proof. We maintain that republican
ism represents the loyal and enlight-
encd American citizen, and we point
to the farming population and the
smaller ci;ies for our evidence. We
care not how able the man, or how
pure, we do not want TO see the can
dIdate Of Tammany and the city mobs
President of the United States. If
the republican party had selected their
poorest candidates, yet representing
the sturdy industry and educated in
dependence Of the better class Of
American citizens, it should receive
our unqualified support.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06

TILgES and Hendricks are tie De-
mocra'ic nominees for President and
Vice President. The nomination Of
Tilden was sharply contested BY Kel-
ley the tammany chief, and Cox and
others. THERE'S much significance in
the opposition of Kelley. In his re-
marks, he stated that the first battle
field 10 the campaign was the west,
and that it was absolutely necessary
to be victorious there or the BATH in
New York would be lost. New Jer-
sey and New York have headed the
ticket in the previous three campaigns.
Iu each case the democrats lost Ohio
and Indiana, and consequently The
election. There is much force in this
view, and the coming campaign will
prove no exception to the rule.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06
For President
r. d. Hayes.
For Vice President,
w. Wheeler.
For President
CALL FOR A REPUBLICAN, STATE CON.
VENTicN.

To NOMINATE CANDIDATES FOR STATE
OFFICES.
The Republican electors ofthe State
Of Nebraska arc hereby called to send
delegates from the several counties to
meet in State Convention at Lincoln.
on Tuesday, the Goth day of Septem
her, 1876, for the purpose of placing
in nomination a candidate for member
Of congress, and candidates for Gov
arnor. Lieutenant Governor, Secretary
ofState, Auditor, Treasurer, Superin-
tcndent of Public instruction, Attor-
ney General, and Land Commissioner,
aud to transact such other business as
ray properly come before it.
The several counties are entitled to
rhe same representation as in the
State Convention called this day to
Meet at Fremont on the 23d day Of
May, 1876.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06

john Nccsn1n, Gleawoi. Tho
Kennedy, WalnaiC reek Cha. Nm
ger. Red Coui
! tfty-r Il, Downs. John Il. Ni.!c5x.
sup'ts Cl4., t.. and =.
CLASS
FANCY WORK.
Best specimen sIik eMtrO.Ier,..... -
Fl best" .~-.....-....- diploma
Best specimen woF-rel cmJroli.ry -
II diploma
Premiums of2j cents or i~p'ona
viii be awarded on al a~r;icl,, coming
within this cil>, anl bot named above
AWARDING COMMITTEE
Mary Ha.comt, Waluu, Creek W,
". W. Brewer, Rel Cloud Ms. \.
VI. Talbot, Guide Rock.
CLASS =
PANTRY sToREs, DAIRY kITCHEN.
B--t quality bn;ter not less than )
II Ce>t.--- .......-.-.-.... diploma
Best quality cheese ............... ~
II best ......... ...... $500. diploma
Best specimen Of houey-............. 30
ii be-t-......"-.... -.-.-- diploma
Be-; wheat bread .......... &c. ..... 80
Best brown bread ........ 81
~ beSt.......-.. diploma
Best fruit Jake. "........... 81.
81 best 80. ...... ..-........ diploma
Preserves, jelly, pickles AMI al ar,i-
Giles coming within this cia-, AMI not
cnlnieta ei, each - cents II diploma
Greatest variety canned fruit......... -
u best. .... .............. diploma
AWARDING COMMITTEE
Mrs. II. lioliriice, Walnut Greek
Mrs. l. Il. Luce, luayale Mrs.. l..
W. Tu.ieys, Red Cloud.
Mrs. g. ". Knight, Miss Laura
Dixon, Mr.. WIN. +. jackson, Sup't~
Glass : and @
CLASS 10.
Best exhibition of cut flowers, che of
Wick Floral thromos.
"a be>t.........."....... ...... diploma
The flowers not 10 Ice made ~ in
boquets, but exhibited separately ani
named.
AWARDING CuMTiTTEE.
Mrs. Alexander Bcntiy. inayale Mrs
Levi Moore, aud Mrs. Wp. T.. Jack
son, Red Cloud