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SANF0RD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
A purely vegetable disilllation entirely

IN the preparation OF thls remarkable remedy every
L herb. plant, and bark is subjected to distillaton
whereby the essential medical principle Is obtained IN
vapur, condensed and bottled. what remains ~ inc
,s is inert vaueless, and totally unit for use In a.
organism 20 delicate as the nasal passages. Yet oil
suu1s nsouble compounds OF woody hbre nll uno
mind nnluLlnu..
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In on this lime vel Illustrate th, flr--ee.Hr and
liberal policy OF It's cement. i'll accordance with
which the utility oulF If Improvement AND uUf it's
cost has been the question uf cInsid" ration ANON
many may be- noticed
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TRAVELLERS

LIFE q ACCIDENT INSURANCE Co.
Of Hartford Conn. Policies insuung againstaccidents
from one month TO year, for any amount from one
20 Ten thousand Dollars, aud all forms of Life Insu-
rance.
REAL ESTATE bought aud sold, Teuements to
Let &c.
FE-Omcei in Savings Bank block, Brattleboro, Vt.
MALCOLM MOODY. E.s.HoWE
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TBS 7 lM q EIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy as one OF the most capable aud
SHcctssfut practl 1uers with whom have had OFF cal
intercourse CHAS. MASON, Com OF Patents.
Inventors cannot employ person more trust
worthy OF more capable Of seur for them early
aud favorable consideration at the pateut Once"
EDMUND BURKE. late Com Q Of Patents.
Boston. Oct. 70, 1870.
r, II. EDDY, EsQ.-Dear Sir: You procured for NJ @
in 1870 my nrst patent. since then Won have acted
for aud advised me in hundreds OF cases, aud pro-
cured many patents. reissues and extensions. have
occasionally employed the best agencies in New York
Philade ipLiu aud Washington but stiu give YOU al
most the whole Of my business in your line and ad
wise others 90 employ Won
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Boston. JAM. 1873
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Notice.

I refer all parties wishing either to purchase, or
lease any property belonging TO me- situated In Brat
tlebOr0, Vt, to Maj. JOHN q. TYLER, of that town.
COLUMBUS TYLER
S0merFille, Mass, FEB. 20, 1875. Oh
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STATIONS !
MESSENGER PRINCE
- AND --
CHARLEY ALLEN

MESSENGER PRINCE is seven years old, stands
Il hands high, weight 100 lbs. Was sired by
"Young America" dam by the well-kuowu "SQuircs
Mare" she by Putnam Horse OF Orange, he by
"Green Mountain Morgan
CHARLEY ALLEN II four years Old, stands n
hands high, weight g75 lbs. sired ty young Amcrl-
ca. D." dam by "Lthau Allen"
Terms 70 warrant, $40 All accidents rest upon
owutrs. All mares disposed Of before time OF iual
1879.
These horses will stand together each saturday, at
4. &. MilLrr's Hotel, West BratIIeboro.
and every other day 0f the stables Of suhscr-
beers in Wilmington, VI
1926 STOWE Is MILLER.
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CAUTION. Be sure you get the PERUVIAN
sYRUI'
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C.K CRITTRNTOI. Prao'r. : Sixth AMY
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Moving Machines.

JOHN GORE or 5. n. WAITE, Brattleboro
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-17


Union for having taken the n sep win
The Alta Company. i have always been on
the defensive. When We maze 'ao nrs,
connection with the crosscu. No.n asN
Lowell. I made IN asreemen' uiuh MT.
Derby 70 put IN . nss'y uo1.. 10 ~"
put . lock on one side M on 'no o.ner;
since then l have hesru VA. no in1noed
V = \ my iioo ,e,ei rom mo snu
TO get my mine .re
vafneu Mn ia. ~. ..T a,a NJ,
more eonnecnons WIN me, u.J NJ.
vish MIN 70 ,nIIinso upvu ~ s."
nave AWAY osen uPou wv ~ ~, ~.
propose 70 remain ou' AH
folks attack me wih deiena mysen;
Burke-We assure you tnA' AL .ne
lighters are u OF tns Aips mine. anu Two
pesceable miners have been isit 70 TO
port II any shotguns are brought into tue
works.
Curtis-Sow that you have taken the
matter into your own hands, l ask II the
Niner' Union will guarantee that there
will be no more fighters In the Alta miner
Burke-we most certainly do.
Curtis-wsll, i An Satisfied. All my
men are now on TOP. Mr.. Derby has two
fighters 70 my one. but II they. Will come
across the canyon l will light them a.
I am.
Burke-wiu Won be willing to have two
man remain In your mine In order that
,hsx NAV rsror, a. ths Union n fighting
men ara bropsht down bslowp
sniff inf Won had hotter make Il
h.. 40 49, .orij =. one ON 4 shift.
NJ. n,ssS - .nd ths man we're
- ~ a. a. at =. gusrdisns
- u"''
'" SSsN...u 81, a.. ..uu,,,,.. ..ia.
NJ. ~. y. =.J,nS,s.sa rnon ths
49, uV.p 'vpo .s.is. IN ri c.sa
W. ~ Uni, . !. m.o,e.i ~ ,i,ss ~ tha
w py~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-17
Tn. Uai,s., state. saloon.

This saloon. located at No. 65 South q
street. Virginia City. is n Of the oldest
and best-kspt saloons in that city. Its
reputation for keeping mono but tho best
Of wines, liquors and cisars Is so well
established that nothing We could say
would add TO its good name. There 10 one
feature. however. that all saloons In this
section do not have. and that 10 . splendid
brand Of genuine fine old Irish whisky.
This whisky was manufactured In Cork.
Ireland. and wa brought around Cape
Horn. II 10 warranted TO be lust what u
10 represented. and Ia sold In lots TO suit
purchasers. Read their advertisement pub
lishei In another column to-day. and give
them . call.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-17

o Of the piers. Seven bodies were re-
covered at Q A. NJ. and Others were be-
lieved 10 b In the wreck. Among the
dead arc Mrs. Benjamin Carlin. Miss Min.
nie Allen. daughter Of Henry Allen ; two
Misses McCsrge, all Of winsted. One
woman and two men are not yet identified.
Miss Janet Warner Of Canaan. and Mr..
Uri whiting OF winsted. are missing.
The moro seriously wounded are Rev. W.
H. Thomas, Methodist pastor Of winsted.
both legs broken and side injured ; en-.
gineers Franey and Hatch Of Hartford.
badly scalded-the latter probably fatally;
w. A. Pinney Of Winsted. head and right
side injured; Friedrich Hotchkiss OF
Canaan, ribs broken. There are . large
number OF lsss seriously injured. The
wounded will probably number forty.
Special trains from winsted and Hartford.
bearing surgeons. reached the scene at
i:S0 A. y. The factory and church bells
were rung and the citizens rallied. doing
Ill that Was possible.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-17

The Great war In she East.
ATHENS, Jan. 16.-As . Turkish man.
of.war has been cruising of Cerrigo with
out any known cause. tho Greek ironclad
George was dispatched to enforce observ-
ance Of neutral rights. Passengers who
arrived here to-day Oh the steamer from
Syria assert that they heard the firing
OF cannon near Cerrigo. The Govern.
ment. however. 10 ignorant OF any engage
ment.
CoSsrASriSoPLE, Jan. 16.--Philippop-
oils Is completely evacuated. and the Turks
have ordered II burned. AdJss and kar-
nabad have beon burned.
Tho Turkish fieet has shelled Sebas.
toPol.
armistice, tho Turkish feet has boon or
dered 10 remain at Sinopo.
RAausA. Jan. l5.-The Montenegrins
have arrived before Scutari.
Constantinople 10 true. stating thata great
battle has been fought on Monday and
Tuesday. and that the Russians have
reached Chirpan, the remains Of the only
Turkish army south Of tho balkans Is In
danger Of capture or annihilation before
an Armistico can DO concluded. Chirpan
IL about thirty miles east u Philippopolis.
and less than ten miles from tho railway
over which the Turks must pass 10 reach
A~drianople. The utmost terror prevails
between Philippopolis and ConstAntineple.
Panic stricken fugitives continue 10 crowd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-17

PArnicx McDouALp, who wa 20 ssri-
ou,lv in,ured la. bl.st in the Console
,.,., v,ry,,,. min. a,v h.foro v..t.rd.y.
died yesterday afternoon At 8 o'clock. At
st. Mays Hospital. whittier ne was AIKEN
so y % nv ~ auaaa.oa =, a.aa o.clocI
s.au %inor.. Ii,ion Hail n .tres,'
"=.s..~,na
,
"' " VS.. .'u
Don whi.ened, ou. inc snow ! no. rni.
deep enough 70 anouh' 70 .ny.nl III
tbe sno1 soon disappeared from the roads
and streets.
y... uo,.. 80, ~.,,.
shoies ov.,,r .,sv \, nm nan ,ro.s,. or
a. Ana , bre.lf.., a, can be obtained In
y%irrini, civ cooLel I'M a styi, unsur.
passed. 90 TO- Tommy Heffron's stand In
tic Palace SALOON. Give him q trial.
hAi.iso or THE ohihrs.-fn e'e"."s.
at the wigwam In Gold Hill, tho Chiefs OF
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RsrsClAL ATTENTION HERE.

Notice the I" star Remedies" DR.. Van Dyke's
''Anu Bilious Carr IL preferred TO all Other
dyspeptie medicines. First. u does not shpe'
second. u doss not nsussats; third, It 10 pleas
ant To taste and smell
-..Troat OIL Ointment" 10 prepared from LAhe
Tahoe Trvat, and 10 the best Lniuent In tho
world for Rheumatism. Neuralgia snd Sprsins.
ssch. fres Of charge. Trout oil, % cests Per
eostis. AntLBiioas Cure. q %. saia ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-17
A SENSE ON WEAKNESS

10 ofsn felt BY persons who cannot locate any
particular disssss. n they work. u becomes
labor; 10 they walk, they soon tis; mental
efforts become . burden, and even joys are
dimmed by the shsdov Of this wsaknsss which
10 cast over their lives. krcourse Ia had some
timer 10 stimuiants of . dangerous character.
The advice cf physicians 10 refrain from active
labor produce. M tappy rrsalts. 'Wnyt Tbs
sJstein ID dsbilitated and ne de 10 be built up
properly. Peruvian syrup will do this very
hing. Liks the electric current. Il pertnesis-
The entire system. and hArmonixing with the
corporsal functions. 10 nises up tne eafeebled
and bslngs thu color 10 the cheek again. and
hops 10 the d~s.posdent. Il dss Its WITH
promptly IND we'll Bold By oil druigists. jsl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-17
ASK YOURSELF rnEsR quEsrIoss.

Are you . desposdent sufferer from Sick
Hesdsehe. Habitus' oostiveness. PaipitAtion Of
the lie ri Have you Dizziness Of the Head ;
10 POUR Nervous system depressed' Does youi
Hood circulate bsdlyr Have yoa . Cough.
Ing, etc., etc All % ihese and much marv are
the direct n suits of Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint
ami Indigestion. 0REkn's Auausr fLovER 10
now acknowledged by ell ~druggtsts 10 be .
positive cure. 100000 bottles vere given away
in the U. =. through drugsisss 10 the people as
. trial. Two do-es will satisfy any person OF
lie wonderful quality In cvrinx all turns OF
Indigestion. sample tottles 10 cents, regular
slss Is c.nis. Mold positive By all nrstelasa
druggists In U.s Jas row om
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-17
rnn rAl.Acn EATING -rAsp.

For . r,ast Of beef uneIcelled In storey
county. go TO Thomas II ,nron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Hal ,on No. 7 North q street,
Virginia uiiy. Fresh oysters At all hour In
every style. Forty miners always on hand Of
night. For tasty. home style of cooking. and
the best md fresl eet OF Ill that the markets.
IN u. apL1 N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-17
A CARD.

To all Who arc suffering froru the errors and
lndiscrvtions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loaa VI manhood. etc.. I will send .
receipt that will cure you. rREE ~ CHANCE.
This great remedy vas discovered by = mission.
arr In south America. send \ self-addrersed
envelope 10 the IiRv. JOSEPH T. INMAN.
Station ID. Bible House. New York CITY.
.el0 Cm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-17
O. %. GALLUP.

o. II. 0ALLur. opposite the Bank Of cahfor.
mia. Gold Hill. krsps constantly on hand ali
favorite brands of iUported Cigar. oholoe bit
cigars. al hiads OF chewing tobaccn. meer.
scL.um pipes. nuts. candles. nno cutlery. and
toys and lancy goods Of all kinds. ap2s m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-17
EUROPE.
The oress War In che East.

tsrsoiAL DisrArcu TO rHs Coin HUI
DAiLr Naval
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A,,,y.,. mn. n.r.,.s.
n...,s.re. I.a.s Ev.sinr.

q King q VI X Y foote v n Hutchinson
J J barrett Gu 0oiding liedhsh
n Q Jseobron U steel yG Mccall
y kockway J huekiv- kk smith
J Yates VIC CLARK John wilson
~ nr..iy Mis- q smart Mrs L Atkinrsn
Mrs. Howard Miss II POwersJ Kelly
y Ford Mic L. Powers Mr. cnsmbefin
Mics n bronson Miss y fp~crs L Wells
Mn d Palmer Mr. q Pearson n fowirnd
n q Toomes Ms.ter u King Miss Williams
J n Mallon IN Bird.all J Biady
Dr. . Johnsoa Mrs kssiing q sanders IAN
Master O'Sulllvan
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-17

BANKERS AND STOCKHOLDERS.
AGENCY OF THE
NEVADA BANK
OF SAN FRANCISCO,
AT VIRGINIA CITY. NEv.
nEposIrs RECEIVED AND Accouxrs
~ hept silhsr In DIN % Currsney.
EXCHANGE ON ALL POINTS
Purchased and drawn By the Agency upoa
SAN FRANZ SEQ AND NEW YORK,
BOTH IN UOIN AND cuaakxUT,
Aiss, !. sssrIi.s .. I.ssAss ssA Dssii..
BULLION ~PuRcHAsED.
rRLRGRAPhiC TRANSFERS MADE.
COLLECTIONS MADE AT ALL POINTS.
stoeks, Legal Tender Currency and National
Bank Notes bought and sold.
GEO. A. KING, Assss.
Virginia City, New. Jan. 10. ISIS. I'm
RANK Oe CALIFORNIA.
AoEnoYt
GOLD HILL a
". II. BLAUvRLr ..................A0ENT
DEPOsIrs ofCoN OR BULLION received.
IL si.hsr "a open aeorun. o. TO Issue CIR,
the hoider) In Gold Hih Or San yrsneisoo; to
make collections, purchase Bulliou ct ths most
favorable rates. or advance eoin thereon whsn
forwarded 70 the Parent Bank In San Prneiseo;
soil, blll, OF Exchange, and trsnsaets General
banking Buslnsss.
oHEcks FOR SALE ON
LONDON, RArk NJ IRELAND Dabii.,.
PARIS. NEW YORK.
sAN FRANCISCO. sAUaAMEsro.
BOSTON. PORTLAND.
w. n. BLAUvRLT,
In n. q. sTANDIBH. oashier.
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
MO. a soUrH @ STREET.
CAPITAL. ........""...S2oo.c COO
Hreeident. o. NPTO
ftrrt vice Presldent...............O. DERBY
second Vice President n. SMITH
manager. Y. MhITk
EXTRAORDINARILY q. Hampton. W. Il. rmitS,
Joseph y. Mallon, 4. W. white, W. .. Crane,
". II. Patton, q. II. Van Gorder, O. Derby.
George Senf, O Q. Stevenson. Marx Btrouss, |
AL Edwards. J. Z. Kaneen, w.. Z. Bender.
Interest paid on Ordinary and Term Deposits. |
Deposits received In sums OF 81 and upward. |
Loans made on approved real eststs. bonds, |
stocks, etc. Stocks, currency and silver bought l
and sold. Exchange for sais 90 all the prnei. |
pal cities OF kueops and the Orient.
am A. W WHITE, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-17

nsposIrs ofcoN OR BULLION received.
~ sither % open .acopunt or TO Issue GER.
TIFlCATEs therefor, payable at the option Of
tho holder) In Gold Hin or San Ynncisoo; TO
make collections, purchase Buliiou Of the most
favorable rates. or advance eoin thereon when
forwarded 70 the Parent Bank In San Francisco,
soll, Blll, Of Exchange, and trsnssets General
banking Business.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-11

Mr.. Warren Flint of Baldwin picked 103
bushels Of apples one day last week. A good
days work.
Many Maine people are sending crab apples
to Boston, where they are in great demand at
from two TO three dollars per bushel.
One day this week forty carloads of cattle
and sheep passed over the Maine Central rail-
road, through this city. from Bangor to Bos-
ton.
The case of Blethen VS.. Hall was entered,
neither party by consent of defendants coun-
sci instead of being settled as stated in yester-
day mornings paper.
The cupola of the residence of Hon. j. B.
Brown is being cleaned of its mastic work pre-
paratory to a re-painting of the outside Of the
house, which will greatly improve its looks.
The steamer Express will make trip to Bath
Saturday to convey those who wish to witness
the launching of the two new ships from the
yard Of Gosse & Sawyer.
The Temperance Cadets are rapidly improv.
ing in the drill under the instruction of Lieut.
Murphy of the Montgomery Guards. There
will be meeting of the members next We'd
nesday evening, at Kavanagh Hall,
Officer Burnham arrested Jasper Harvey,
aged 49, of East Machias, for the larceny of to-
bacco from Lapg's store on Portlond street.
Harvsy stole one lot Wed dnesday and sold it for
IS cents, and another lot yesterday which was
found in his possession.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-11
The Result of Dime Novels.

age, named Frank w. Dana of Charlestown, j.
Watkins, F. j. Neatly, and E. L. Convey of
Cambridgeport, took the boat at Belfast for
Portland. Dana, before starting, got possess
sion of some $50 at home, Neatly $40, and
Watkins So. They arrived here Tuesday morn
ing and struck for Falmouth, where they
bought boat for $40. and went cruising. They
probably imagined themselves pirates of the
Spanish main. They hauled up Tuesday night
at one Of the islands in the harbor, where they
bought some supper at one of the houses, and
then camped out for The night a la Robinson
Crusoe Wednesday morning they started
again in their boat, but discovered she was
leaking faster than they. could bail her out.
They therefore ran her ashore on the main
land, and started for Portland, buying some
bread on the way. They reached the city about
midnight, when Watkins got separated from
his companions and was found by the police
roaming the streets. He was taken to the sta
tion and told his story, when officer Bell went
on a tour of discovery and succeeded in bring
ing in the others, about a. No., tired out. The
boys friends were telegraphed. In their pos
session over $40 was found. They are bright,
good looking lads who evidently have read too
much dime literature.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-11
STATE NEWS.
ARoosTooK COUNTY.

AR0OSTOOK COUNTY.
The potato trade in Honlton last week was
brisk. The number of barrels purchased were
5234, or 13,085 bushels E. Merrill & Sons
bought 1884 barrels; Charles Kimball & Co,
1850; o. P. Stephenson, $1,000; Robinson, 300;
Walker Rnd Simpson, 800. The prices ranged
from $l.4O to $1,5O per barrel.
Thirty-six hundred sheep have been driven
from Aroostook county to Danforth within the
past two weeks.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The September term or S. j. Court adjourned
yesterday. L. b. Stoyell, convicted of q MUIR
derous assault, appealed and gave bonds in
$4,000.
KNOX COUNTY.
o. F. Hobbs dwelling at Camden was enter
ed on Tuesday night of last week by robbers
who found their way to Hobbs sleeping cham
Der, took his clothes outside aud robbed them
of S175 in money, between $100 and 5000 in
notes and other small articles. An attempt was
also made to enter the dwelling of James Sew
ard, but the noise awoke the family, and the
burglars ran away.
PENoBsCor COUNTY.
Mr.. AbDer Beniamn of Carmel was thrown
from a carriage while ont riding ore day last
week and received serious injuries.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Silas Whittier, young man of Cornville,
died OF heart disease on the morning of the 9th
inst. Thls death was very startling to the
community of Athens and Cornville, where the
deceased was we'll known and respected. Only
the day before he was fencing on his farm.
WALDO COUNTY.
Dell Whitney, boy twelve years of age liv-
ing in Waldo was quite severely injured last
week by having horse fall upon him. He had
caught the animal in the field, and getting on
his back, was riding towards the house. In
crossing ledge, the horse slipped and fell The
boys leg being caught underneath
An English schooner that had discharged a
cargo of plaster rock at Kaler's mills, in COM
ing down the river last week ran into the pier
of the lower bridge. The conclusion was SO
heavy as to dislodgs the plankipg of the pier,
upon which were standing James Crockett
and Luther Perry, and all were tumbled into
the water together. The men were hauled out
uniniured.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-11

Mrs g Shirley, Fryeburg, pillow sham 2sc.
MIS- Colby. Denmark, tides 25c.
MIS- Jordan, Denmark. pin ball 10e.
Lucia Colby, Denmark, motto Ice.
MRS Wilson, Denmark, rug %.
MIS- J K Mason. Fryeburg, pillow and tidy 4Oc.
MRS Betsey Smith, Denmark, bed quilt 25c.
Llzzie Smith, Denmark, bookmark lOc
annie + Smith. Denmark, bookmark 1Oc
Anna Bean. Brownfeld, lamp mat l5c
soc.
floreuce NJ Day, FIyeburg, painting. &c. 35c.
MRS Susan Haley, tryebufg. pillow case zoe.
MRS Is Smith, Denmark ladies' garments SOC
Martha Swan Fryburg, tidy l0c.; Mis- S Bar
rows, Fryeburg, do 15c.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
K X, Peery. Fryeburg, stnffed birds So.
W IL. Eastman, Sweden, vegetable curioslties 25c.
X Howe, Fryeburg, BIRDS eggs SOC,
Andrews. Fryeburg washing machine 81.
The fair closed to day with the following race: ::
SUMMARY.
'rCuO. y
Do.e, ~ =, CIospy. ...........'.'' 80 q
Time-2.46a, 2.43, 2.4S, 24S, 2.49.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-11

BRYANT's MINsTRELs.-Bryant's Mnstrels,
a well-known and favorite troupe in Portland,
appeared at the Portland Theatre last evening
before large and apprecative audience, in
part made up of people that 10 not usually at
tend minstrel shows. They did we'll to 60, for
the performances was clean and bright, and the
best of its kind. The vocal and instrumental
music was good, and the ''olio" had many new
and very entertaining features The perform
ance closed with new plantation piece called
"Life on the Plantation" introducing the
steamboat race, cotton fields in full bloom, and
q number of Southern cabin melodies. 1t evil
IDENTIFY gave pleasure to the audience. The
Bryants give their last psrformanc, tonight,
and will no doubt have another crowded house.
Seats can be had at the theatre any hour of the
dav
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-11
Closing of the .Grangers' Fair at Cor


The second and closing day of the Changers
fair was lot as well attended as on the first
day, but qnite large number of people visited
the hall Tho premiums were all a0arded,
ard there were none slighted Intentionally
The calt'e were not brought back upon the
grounds again after being taken away the
night before The fair was judged success in
every particular, aud another year will show
what the GOrham Changers can do 10 the way
of another fair Appended is ouly small
part of the premiums awardedt
MATCHED AND DRAFT HORSES
Augustus Files 1st prem; Matthew johnson 81 do.
SHEEP AND SWINE.
Poland China sow and pigs, sows and boar mos
old, Chas Files Is premium on each.
Berkshire boar and do sow, Augustus Files 1st
prem.
Chester hogs. Benz waterhouse 1st prem.
Lester wool buck, David File, LIST pfcm.
VEGETABLES.
Cabbages- c Jordan 1st prem; Bepj Warehouse
Early Rose potatoes-s L Lewis list prem; BENZ
Waterhnuse I'd do,
Snowflake potatoes-C FL Watson.
Early Ohio poatoes-C Watson.
jackson potatoes-Wm Mcclellan list ptem; BENZ
WaterhOUse I'd 10.
White Seeding potatoes-C W Deering
Prolific potatoeS-C w DeeriDg.
King of the Early's-H Cressey 1st prem; G G
Turnip oeets-sias Libby 1st prem; Benz Water
house I'd do.
Globe beet-W Strhut
Sugar beet-C Il Watson 1st prem; W Merrill
I'd po.
Mangel wultzel baat-Rufus Mosher list prem; W
Mcclellan I'd do.
Marrowfat squash-H B Cressey 1st prem; Low
ell I'd do.
Hubbard squash-W Merrill 1st prem; Powell
I'd do.
Turban sauash-W Merrill
Purple top turnip-H B Crss:ey 1st prem; W B
Merrill I'd do.
Rutabaga turnils --E D Horton 1st prem: W B
Merrill ID do.
Carrots-S Brown.
Pumpkins-N H johnson LIST prem; W S Brown
I'd do.
Parsnips. W Brown.
Citrons E Horton.
Onions, Town Farm; j Libby, 3D..
Seed Cucumber r Lowell, lst; W B Merrell, ID.
Bell Peppers S r Clement.
Sweet Potatoes, Nathaniel Johnston.
BULLS.
Dutch Bull, augustus Libby.
Jersey Bull, W StIout and S A Roberts
Ayshere Bull, S ID Horton.
Durham Bull, Roberts,
WORKING OXEN AND FARM TEAMS.
Pair four year olds, Matthew johnson, 1st;Stephen
Wescott, I'd.
Pair five year olds, John Newcomb, list; Chas
DeeIing, I'd.
Pair six year olds, Ansel Stone. tst; Isaac john
son, I'd.
STEERS
Three year olds. C W Deering.
Two year old, Daniel johnson, list; Ezra Thomas,
I'd.
Yearpgs, A f johnson.