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Lookout House.

Programme for this (ruesday) even
ing, September IL:
PARTI.
Sultan Abdul March. ch................... Kontsky
UVeFLuT6-r lutlIO. .DtttlOVcH
Die Liebe zum Volk Polka. .Suppe
Solo for Cornet, Mr. X. Covert.
Solo for six ,een Drums, Prof. Weiffenbach.
PART ii.
KroenuDgs' March aus der Oper Die
FOlkunger ............... .KretsChmer
On the Banks of the Elbe-Waltz .. Schrein er
Grand Battle POtpourri.
Deutschland's Erinnerung an 1901 ..... Saro
Solo for Single Drum, Prof. WeInenbach.
PART III.
Nachtigal-PJlka..,.. Mollenhaucr
Der MnsikalischeWe Wettkampf Potpourri .Streck
Solo for Sixteen Drums, Frof. W ei fen bach.
DeuIschland's Siegesmarsch Spreng
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Another Seduction.

The Lelands OF the Stur5evant House,
Broadway and Twenly-nintG street,
New York, beg to inform the public that
they have made a substantial reduction
in their rates to transient guests, and
have esta ahlish"d a scale of prices rang
ing from $2 80, SO and So 30 per day, ac-
coruiug to location, for rooms and board.
Roums on the European plan, 81 pei
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Nothing More Delicate.

1t is generally admitted that there can not
be anything more exqusitely delictCe for per-
fuming the handkerchief than Murray & Lam
mans Florida Water, but its great and dis
tincUive property is its adaptability to the use
of the bath. 1t is the only perfume that we
know Of especially and particularly suited to
use IN this way; the power it has of imDartng q
to the waters OF the bath great soothing, re-
freshing and inVigoratlng effects, is peculiar
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HAPPY tidings for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dosel. drugged, ano
quacked. Puvermacher's Electric Belts ef-
fectually cure premature debility, weakness
and decay, Book and Journal, with informa.
tion worth thousands. mailed free. Address
cinnatl, Ohio.
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There is NO Excuse

For any one suffering with sore throat, slight
or severe cough, or a husky voice, for by in
haling Ponds Extract it soothes and relieves
the burning irritation, thus allaying the cough
and hoarseness, while the entire pulmonary
organs are strengthened and invigorated. The
non professional patient will only need to
make trial to perceive its good effect.
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RoBINsoN's oPERA-HoUsE.

This palatial place of amusement
could not help attracting. The outside
of the building as well as the inside
has been touched up till old theater 60
ers hardly recognized the place as they
passed along. The inviting appearance
of the outside is suggestive OF what
awaits within. Mr.. Is. MaCauley, as
sisted by Mr.. John HaVlin, mas com
pleted arrangements for a brill ant sea-
son, and ittne opening is indicative OF
the way their efforts are 10 be re-
wardeu there will be no cause for com.
plaint. 1t was not only large audi
euee, but one of the finest in appear
ance that we ever saw assembled, even
in that house, where fne-lUOking aud
ences are the rule.
MISS Nary Anderson Is the star OF the
opening week, aud Shakspeare's incom.
parable love story OF Romeo and Ju-
| lieL" was chosen for the first night.
Miss Anderson's "Juliep has been So
admired here and is SO well underst o Cd
that any elaborate mention OF 1t is un'
necessary. she is one of the few stage
prodiyles that has gone ON developing
uer great natural abilities, and showing
steady and marked improvements as
she ADDED stage culture and experience
to her most wonderful natural gifts
Sne is not, however, seen at her best III
Juliet" The traits that mark her fol
iuLure greatness as a tragedienne are
lou suggestive Of greater hIhess FOL
other characters for her juicy 10 be
altogether satisfactory.
| The new company, or rather the mem
bers OF 1t in the cast, gave t most per
feet satisfaction. Mr.. Wilson and Mr.
Gillette were the only ones familiar tt
The audience.
The scenery is artistic and beautilu
and all the appointments of the house
as near perfection as the pbest talenl
and nidest experience is able TO MAKE
them.
Tonight Miss Anderson Will appear
as "Parthenia" in 'IngOmar, the Bar:
barianp "lnsomar," Mr.. Plercy.
Wednesday matinee, Miss Anderson
as Juliet"
OPENING OF WOODS THEATER.
This old and always popular place o
amusement was opened last night BY
Messrs. Fred. Aims & George Mile
with tirst-class novelty company 10
packed house. The theater was neye
In better order than now. OLD carpets
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SPORTING NEWS.



The game yesterday between the Gin
cinnatls and Rochesters ended with
rain in the second inning. Pike and
Brady made base hits in the first inning,
and Foley, Booth and Manning double
play. In the second inning Addy got
out on foul bound; Meyerle hit to
center and got second on wild pitch.
AT this point BurkaoW threw down the
bali and the club lett without permis-
sion of the Umpire. The admission to
the game to-day will be % cents. The
games hereafter Will commence at
O'clock instead Of half pasta.
CINCINNATI ENGAGEMENTS.
The following have signed for next
years club:
Mitchell, pitcher; McVey, catcher and
change pitcher; Gerhardt, second base;
Foley, third base; Jones, left field, and
Pike, center field. Negotiations are
pending tor tirst-class short-stop, fist
baseman and right fielder and change
cat her.
The following game was played yes.
terday:
National Associated Press to the Star.
PIrTsBURG, PA, Sept. H.
Innings
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EDUCATIONAL.
OHsERLHN COLLEG u.

NEUROLOGICAL, Collegiate and Prepara
l. tory Departments. Elective studies. Ad-
mlts both sexes. No saloon temptations. B4st
OF religious influences. Thorough an cheap
Tuition, incldentals and library ICES only S2l
ear. Over /. POO students annually. For fuller
information address }. H. FAIRCHlLD Presi-
dent or j. B. L. MARSH, Secretary, Oberlin,
Ohio, AUS Q&WaW
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Pixies oPERA-HOUsE.

When the disorders OF babyhood al
tack your baby use at once Dir. Bulbs
EaDy Syrup and notice its rapid and ben
etloial eff ct. 25c per bottle.
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EG A l.. CHARLEo LErP4..I A.,D
/ Nicholas Leppert, devseGs under the last
Will and testament of Loren8 Leppert, de-
ceased, will axe notice that Basilius LorGnZ,
Administrator Of the estate of said LOrenZ
Leppcrt, deceased, on the 18th day Of August,
A. b. 1871 fled his petition in the Probate
Court, within and for the County Of Hamilton,
and State of Ohio, alleging that the personal
estate of said dcCedent is insufficient to pay
his DEBTS aud the charges OF administering his
estate; that he died seiz d in fee simple OF the
following described real estat1 situate in said
County, to-WlC:
All That certain Lot in Cincinnati, Hamilton
County, Ohio, on the north side or East Front
street, being Lot No. A, i'll Coppln5 Subdl-
| vision, together with all the houses aud i'm
provemenis thercunto belonging. AlsJ u lot of
| ianu in the City OF Cincinnati, Hamilton Coun-
| ty Ohio, beginning on the south line Ut Pearl
| street, thence running 80 fe, on the east line
of Lot No. 10 in Symlnes subdivision; thence
westwardly Is feet parallel with Pearl
street; thence northwardly parallel with
the first mentioned line 10 iect TO Pear
street; thence running eaotwardly on the
south line Of Pearl street Is feet to the
place OF beginning. Also, all that Ger
tam lot Of land beginning on PIKE stree,
| in the City OF Cincinnati, at the southwes.
corner of a lot formerly owned by Eb,nez
! pruden, and at the northwest corner of ii lot
once decided by NJ Longworth to Moses BROOKS;
| thence eustwardiy along Lhe line OF sad L. u
denis lot S. feet, more OF less, 10 lot hereto
| fore sold by said Brooks to James HousOn;
thence soulhWardly parallel to Pike street,
| along the line OF said uoDsons lot 10 Ieet;
thence westwardly along the line Of ano .hel
lot sold by aid Brooks to SAID Hobson 53 feet,
more OF less, 10 Pike 81 eet: thence nOrthward-
ly along the line Of Pike street 10 lcet to the
place OF beginning. AlsJ, all that lot OF land
in the city OF Cincinnati, beginning III the
east | ne Of lot No. 10, IN Symmes' Subdivision.
90 feet south OF Pearl street; thence running
southwa. dly on "a line OF said lot 81 eCt 20
a 20-iCot alley: thence running wus. s.wardiy
along the nortu line Of SAID alley IL feet aud &
inches; thence orihwardly parallel with the
east line Of said lOt,b5 feet; thence eastward,
on n Ine parallel with saii Pearl st 10 feet and
inches, more or less, to Ihe place OF begin
nDg.
said premises, OF so much thereof as may be
necessary 10 pay the said claims against the
said estate. That the hearing OF said petition
will be had on the 9TH tay OF October, A. ID.
1877, OF as soon hereafter as may De cJnyenicnJ
for counseI DASlLIUo LORENZ,
Admins rator of estate OF Lorenz Lep ycrt,
| deceased.
September 3, III. sea 4tru
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excellent one. The performance closes
with the border drama, "OsolOTo, the
Hunted Down."
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have been replaced with new ones, the
house thoroughly cleansed In every
part, walls repapered, and in fact the
whole house, inside and outside, liter
ally made over again. 1t is as neat,
| TASTY and cosy a place OF amusement a 8
can anywhere be found. 1t is the in
tention OF the managers 10 give Cincin-
| natl a tirst-class novelty show. One
where there will be no smoking or drink
ing, and where gentlemen and ladies
may go at all times and be pleasantly
| entertained with, ut the slightest fear OF
beng offended. The start last night in
the rIght direction was immense.
Tue house was'not only filled from pit
| to gallery, but the audience was one
that would reflect credit on any theater.
IL was composed OF our beat people, and
| a large sprinKiiug of ladies was ObserV-
able. or the entertainment itself we
have only space to say that it in all
| respects met the expectations OF the
most critical. The stars are all the very
| best in their respective lines, and we
shall have more 10 say in future OF each
of them.
Every night aud Wednesday and Sat-
ulday matinee.
"THE HAYMAKERS' AT THE GRAND OPERA
HOUSE
The operatic cantata, "The Haymak-
ers," was rendered last night by the
Philharmonic Society, of this city, in a
very creditable manner. The chorus
has been greatly strengthened and i'm
proved since the piece was last pre-
sented. The presentations are:
"Farmer," Mr.. Horace J. Wetherell; !;
"Mary" and ANNA (the farmers
daughters(, Cora Dean Murphy and
Miss NJ. E. Porter; William" first as
sistant), MIR. j. Frank Duunie; John
(secOnd assistant), Mr.. VIM. Mendell;
''Snipkins," dandy unused to rural al
fairs, MI. Charles Mendell; DAIRY
Maid," Miss Ella Miller. Chorus OF
Mowers, Spreaders, Haymakers, Sc.
On account OF the Thomas benefit last
night, the audience was not large, but
we look tor marked Improvement TO-
night.
| THEODORE THOMAS BENEFIT.
| The Thomas testimonial at the High
land House, last night, was the delight
full conclusion OF series of splendid
entertainments. The audience was not
| as large as at many of the concerts, but
was made up Of people who desired to
render parting tribute to the great
musical organizer, as well as to hear the
| last concert Of u season that will long
be remembered for lis great success and
tor the pleasure 1t gave our people.
Theodore Thomas appreciates Cincin-
mali, and our musical community have
always a hearty welcome for him.
! Pixies oPERA-HoUsE.
This old and fayorite place OF amuse-
ment will be reopened next Monday
evening in the brilliant comedy OF New
Years Eve; or, False Shame" by the
Broadway Theater Comedy Company, OF
New York City, fine dramatic COM
pany OF enyiable reputation.
| The house has been thoroughly refit-
ted with scenery and modern stage ap-
pointments, and will at once regain pop
ular favor as u place OF theatrical amuse-
ment. The sale Of reserved seats will
commence next Friday at Dobmeyer &
| NewnulPs.
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UNDERWRITERS WARES.
LEGAL.


EGAL. WILLIAM SUMNER AND
LJohn X. Wright, partners as William
Sumner & Co., plaintiffs, vs.. David G. Hubert.
dclendanr.-State Of OHIO, Hamilton County
Court of Common Pleas Nos. 3,153.. Petition.
affidavit, &C., in attachment.-rha said David
q. Hubert is hereby notified that the said
plaintiffs did, on the 10th day OF July, A. d.
iS77, file their petition in the said Court OF
Common Pleas, in and for the County of Ham
ilton and State Of Onio, the object and prayer
OF which said petition is to re over a judg-
mrnt against said defendant, David G. Hu-
bert, for, the sum OF $446 90 and interest from
the 1st of January, A. d. 1873 for the breach
Of contract OF the said David G. Hubert, ami
in which action the Wheeler & Wilson manu-
featuring Company and II. b. Gibson have
been garnisheed. The said defendant David
G. Hubert, is hereby required to answer tha
said petition of said plaintiffs on or before the
l3th day OF October, A. d. 1877, or judgment
will be taken as prayed for In said petition.
HOLLISTER h ROBERTS,
iti n No
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SUMMER RESORTS.

PACKWOOD HOUSE,
f. A. & f. A. Andrews, PrOprietOrs.
Having recently purchased this House and
grounds Tor Il
Summer ResOrtt
we take great pleasure in informing the pub
lie OF its pcasan location. 1t is situate in
the village of SkaneatGies, On the shore OF
SkancateleS Lake, N. Y,
one OF the finest sheets Of water in the State,
some hundreds OF ieet above the surroun ing
country. The lake has new steamboat,
which runs from the village TO the heat OF the
lake every day during the summer season.
This sheet of water has been we'll stocked with
Trout and Bass, making god ilshng for those
who wish to enjoy it. Ia connection with the
House are
Boats. Cro0uet Grounds, Billiard Room and q
Fine Livery.
The drives are excellent; some of those
around The Lake are magnificent. The nights
are cool ana free from mosquitoes, making it
one of the most desirable places in the country
to spend the sumner.
Liberal Deduction for September
and October.
BATH ROOMS ATTACHED.
au22-tt
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CLOTHING.
WE HAVE TIE INSIDE TRACK

efforts than
and bOund
will draw to have large increase
10 it? Have not broken down
high that existed before opened
admits prices much lower than
asked for inferior quality Of goods and claim
all other dealers and workmanship
stock of 100000 for select from Our
selected with both regards neatness
of material We employ but the
show the finest stock of Ready
made clothing the citizens of Cincinnati
vicinity. cordial invitation to al to examine
stock before buying Remember mark our goods
in plain figures have only ONE PRICE.
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FRUITS.

Oranges and Lemons.
JUrST RECEIV ED A LOT OF ORANGES
sJ and Lemons direct ON the vessel, and
viii! sell at lowest market prices.
NaSn 0untry orders promp Iy iled
" LILLIAN FISCHER, CO.. Walnut and 9Th,
au l-Jn-S S& Iu
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Houses.
The season is now lalrly open, and
last night indicated that the "businoss
revivaW that has been 30 much talked
of had at least struck the amusement
managers. AT all the houses were very
large audiences, ana the inquiry ." all
hands among the knowing ones Was,
"Wtere did the peoplea come from to-
mighty
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CARRIAGES.
UNDERWRITERS.

IT. Ii. ESTEP. G. B. NKEYEA.
EST ZIP 81 MI EY ER,
UNDERTAKERS, Office No. 2il w. seventh
street. Stables ana Warcrooms, pa, 2i6 and
2l9 West Seventh stree, Cincinnati. Sole
Burial Cases and Caskets. Cases and UasKets
OF all kinds Embalming under new prnci-
pie Office hours dav and night. jv13-tf
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
Contract for the Erection of a
Court House to be
Awarded.

Sealed proposals for the erection Of \
Court House for Calhoun county, according
to plan and specifications 10 be sren ut the
clerks Office Of the county court Of Calhoun
county, will be cceivCd up 10 and including
the 9Gthlay Of November, 1877, to be nc
comPanied with the guaranty Ofonc or more
responsible persons, that the bidder may
make his bid good, by giving proper bond,
&c, q; shown by blank forms for proposals
and guaranty, which will DC furnished TO
any person upon npplica ton. The work to
he completed on or before the ?5th day OF
September, 1879, and 10 be paid fer in
yearly installments. First payment on tue
l,t day Of June, 1878, and the instll!ments
due after the completion of the work are to
bear interest. Bids 10 be limited to IS, 600,
and the right reserved to reject any hid.
Address,
AGSALOM KNOTS,
JOSEPH ElAYHURST,
DR.. D. W. THOMAS,
COLLINS BELTS,
ALPuEUS NORMAN,
Committee.
GrantsviIlc, Calhoun county, ". Va.
Sept. j. Nv
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Norwood High
School and ColIeg c

Principals: Vim. D. abel, Thos. a {.
Seldom, Il. Il. Willis, Jr.
The SESSION OF 1878, will open on Thurs
day tLc goth OrSepiember ls77-with full
corps Of Instructors and full and thorough
instruction in oil departments.
CarAloGvEs-COntaining full particulars
sent on application to the Principals.
NORWOOD 0. VIRGINIA.
Refer to Judges BrauRoa ard Edmitton
and Dr.. 7. i. Omicu, Weston, ". Va.
and to T. c. Green and Col. Ja,Aes y. Ran
son, Charleston, ". Va. Ali patrons 0
the School.
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LIST OF
OF THE

GGG05 ScI&5
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IGCs0Tlll iN Necessary, even
iii the Tobacco Fine.
Great Reduction in Prices

0lCWt 4(GUUCL4ul Ill 1ElCpS.
Have you been to the CITY CIGAR STORE,
Man Street, Weston?
II rcn want 4 five cent Cigar, with Havana
iilliGg, you Gun get ii iarrr.---Iuu can get 5
Connecticut TIPS for II dime. You can get
6 81 Dam!ago Tip; Tor II dimc-You can get
! S,oEc! for j ceuis.-YOu can get u pure
!AyannN for 10 Ccnts.-ur, II YOU want
Ilomc-Madp Smoking Tobacco you can have
apAckogc for ccnts-You can get KiIiick-
iEick, real Turkish, Porto RiCc0, Apricot,
The Weed, Manila, virgnity, Sweet Nor:cI,
or run lob smoking tobacco very cheap.
And now look nj my great variety oil
Chewing TOhaCCO-0ld DImiRiOM a0cIj a
plug, Paragon Twist only l5cts plug, Col.
den Twist 2Octs. Golden iFlat-sclt prcsscI
--%Octs, Double Navy 2jcls, Graycly 30 /
"a Ene 0rIicIe-jJc;s, Fine ut-Conpu.
ion, 81 pound
lfyOu want n good blue Match you can
e, it-.or ryou want u handsome imported
Pipe you can e., it. You can &c, stone
pipe for almost nothing. Or would yOn like
10 got some Scotch SnuH? You can get II
aud Rape SruE also. You can get foreign
tobacco Seed.
liIherc isauything in the way Of Smok-
ing, Chewing or Snul!ing, it is always to be
had At the CITY CIGAR STORE.
HOMc 0NG---SoWAc M,
ROBERT ;BUFEE.
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VETS VA. UNIVERSITY
NIorranioWIl.

1877. MOrSantoWn. 1873
This Institution Of Learning, under the
Presidency Of Rev. J. L. Thompson, a. NJ,
is entering upon new era OF prosperity.
During the SrFiuS Term just closed, The al
tendance Of students wns increased over Gj
per cent. lthas large and scl:o!ary Fac
ulty; beautiful, LcallAful aud moral loca-
ton ample Scientific and Philosophical
Apparatasi Library constantly growing
curriculum ofthc most thorough charac-
ter; n standard of scholarship surpassed
By no American institution Of lCHrnings
The Expenses are less than nj any other
pla:e known 10 aI0rd equal advantages.
The Fall Term begins Sept 9th; tho Winter
term January ID, and Spring term March
eth. For full information, catalogues, &c.
address the President.
GEO C STrRGISS,
ylO, 1877. Secretary nfRcgents
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EEgE CHEAPEST SCHOOL

'EEgE CHEAPEST SCHOOL
in IVES; siaia, and one AS THOROUGH
ASTI!E BEST, is
sz>M eChE -=It",rpa[ eCc|co[
GLENFJLLE, Gilmcr Co., ". Va.
Opca5 Scpic!ubcr 10th, and continues unit
jurc, 1875.
Two Courscg-Normal and Advanced.
TUITIoNs ARE PAID for II pupils from
Lewis; . from BraxLon 5 from Calhoun
o from Doddrilge; % from Harrison; {
from Nicholas; 3 from Randolph, and 3
Iom Webster. County Superintendent OF
Principal receives applicants.
jau~ Special Studies during September
and OcIOLcE for those desiring to teach rex
winter.
For particulars write to
7. MAl!CELLUS MARSHALL,
Principal
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Episcopal FEMALE INSTITUTE,

FENALE INSTITUTE,
u Winchester Va,
Rev. j. c. WHEAT, Principal,
Assisted by Competent and Experienced
Teachers in the seyera! Departments.
The exercises Of this Institute will be re-
sumcd oil Thursday, September eth, 1871.
References: bishop and Clergy of the
Prot. Ep. Ch Of Yirginia, NJ. ". Harrison,
Esq, judge John Branuon and Julgv
Matthew E4@iston, Of II'vs;on, ausll En-
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lst premium.
Il. D. Bailey, bull . years and uR-
der 5, Is, premium.
G. Il. s!rulcy, hull year and under
>, Is. premium.
Il. NJ. l.. Davis, COW 3 years and
over, Is! premium.
Israel Simmons, COW 8 years and
over, ID premium, aud heiier ! year
and under . lst premium.
Work 0rcn.
Yoke Of oxen ! years aud over, 1st
premium George I. Miller & Co.-2l,
\. ". WoOdfOrd.
Fat Cattle.
a. W. Woodford, bullock $ years
and over, 1st premium.
p. I. LiDgcr, steer 3 aud ualer 4,
ist premium, COW 81 premium.
Il. D. Bailey, COW lst premium.
SrcYtdhes Cate:
Breeding bull and ) oil his calves, Isl
premium \. ". Woodtorl-2d, Noah
Flcsher.
Breeding COW and . Of her calves,
lst rgGnicm ". Jarvis.
jacks Gad Mules.
Jack. 1st premium Dexter Lowthcr.
Pair mules III harness, 1st premium
W. II. Alkiro.
Single mule, LIST premium Hamilton
GEiggs-2d, a. L. Stout.
Jcnnott, LIST premium j. B. Hcpder-
sou.
Horses for General Purposes.
Stallion i years and over, LIST pre-.
MUM William Layfcld-9l, 7. Rey'
noils.
Stations 3 and under /, q prcmi.
um A. ?. White.
Stallion . and under 8, lst premium
John Alkiro-2l, John Casey.
Stallion l aud under >, lst premium
G. II. Stralcy-2nd, Lloyd Altman
Sucking stallion colt, 1st premium
I'd. Messcnger-2l, Israel Simmons,
Horses 4 years and over, 1st premi.
u1 John Alkirc-2nd, ". II. AIkire.
Horses 3 and under /, 1st premium
John Alkirc-3d, W. T. Butcher.
Horses 1 and under ., 1st premium
P. /. Lingcr.
Sucking marc colt, 1st premium II
X. Alexaudcr-2l, Levi P. Fisher.
Brood mare, lst premium Ed. Mes
scngcr-2d, II. K. Alexander.
NOroHghL'uls.
Stallion j years and over, Is! pre-.
MUM French Hays boswell"
Dhyt Norses.
Stallion :! years and over, Is, prcmi-
um WilIi9m Monkey.
Stallion . and under 8, 1st premium
/. p. Simmons.
Pulling team, 1st premium o. II.
Malone.
Single pulling horse, LIST premium,
william! Monkey.
Sstq'sttLcs.
Best broke colt uoder . years, 1st
prcmium Lloyd Altman.
Routlstcrs.
Stallion =! years and over, 1st pro.
MUM ". Z. DenRctt-2l, p. 3.
Beach.
Horses j and over, Is! premium Lee
4. Rce&-2A, j. Bcluctt.
I'as'cs. mule, 1st premium Pat
Moran.
Driving team, Il. Frcmium J. p.
Cole-2I, N. ". Harrison.
Horse for light harness. ls' prcn.ium
Charles Lorentz-2l, j. p. Cole.
Saddle horse, LIST premium Abe Low.
ther-2ud, W. Mcarns. d.
Walking horse, LIST premium ]. +.
Eloyd-2d, ". P. Hacker.
Fastest double team, lat premium
W. G. Mccormick.
RACES.
Lecis County BtA Pmse-Ttottcrs,
8 inj.
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