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bob" VEAL AND IMPURE MILK.

For selling 'bobr veal Inspector waldrou, 81
Brooklyn, yesterday nncd Two butchers 500 each.
Sanitary Inspector McCorkIc m,do complaints
agaiust six milk dealers Tor selling impure milk ana
they we're nned $40 EACH
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PRovIDENcr. r. I. May 10. 1878.
Printing cloths-For stand ard 6txbf cloths
the market quiet and easier though quotations
tinucd 3c Slice In J6y'a' cloths there has
.ou,e % which hold
ers arc Arm ut DC, t. 3 Lice, cash.
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HAVANA MARKET,
HAVANA. May 10, 1873.

Spanish gold. 222k 223
Exchange nrmer the United States, sixty days
roncy. 81 ~ premium, SHIRT sight do, 81.
premium. sixty days goid ~ premium; snort sight
do. 5S premium: London, ~ u IL premium;
PARIS. a ~ premium.
.ttva, nd ru
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a r RrAsONABLE HATns MONEY on LIFE md
n Endovment Insurance Policies Mortgages
bought insurance Of oil kinds effected with
at lrwe-t premiums Y. ,. IIABHlCii 40
RtMOsED 10 loo AND i01 BRUADw AZ ONE DOOR
BELOW COKILANDf sr
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The American Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining
Company OF Colorado have just completed the pur-
chase OF an important mine In the Black Hills that
shcy had contracted Tor, subject 90 second
completed. and the examining party have returned,
bringing specimens, and reports that moro than Worthy
the original second report says that Inc vein Is IS
feet wide with present productive capacity OF $50 10
200 tons per day at total OF 81 80 ton that
will yield on an average about $40 per ton lot Of
" tons OF the mined and miiled a total ex
pense OF 81 so ton that yieded $40 per ton
rho lowest estimate Of tho sight places its value
u s. 500000
Tho imports OF dry goods for tho week were
soe7.7sS and Tho amour. marketed, ST. oos $751; Tho
otal imports OF dry goods since January were
ta3 os5, 262, and the total amount marketed,
E33, sOl.740
Tho earnings Of tho Chicago and North western Rail
way Company for the first week OF May show an In
wease OF sos, 900 over tho same time last year.
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LONDON May io-s T.. NJ
Brio RAILWAY sh ares preferred JlA. New Jersey Cen.
trail 1914 Now Jersey Central eonsOs ~.
Parts advces quote ve per 1907 SIZE for the
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MEXICAN SILVER COIN FOR SALE ~ SUMS 40
PORT. Ne. y Walis ~
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MEMORANDA.
Tho total sales OF stocks the Board to-day
pted III, 977 shares.
The receipts and shipments OF wheat aud corn at
Chicago and Milwaukee to-day were as follows:-
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Pork-Eastern dull mt 5is Western du ~ 1os Bacsn-
dull DOS. 0 short rib dun ~ 2Ts long
clear dull 25s 3D., short clear dui, q, 20. iams
Long dn nj 3is shoulders dull az 2s Beef India
duh NJ ss extra mess dali nj zoos prime moss du u
los Lari-wcstern dull st sos. Cd ialow-tity du
nj Cd. Turpeutine Spirits dull at BIS Kosin
mon dn b., fine dull AZ lpa CneeseAneriesn cnoics
steady 0is Lard oil dun nj 4's. tlour-Extra state
dul a. 80 Cd Nhcat--No sprng duh NJ IUs. cd /,
So. sprng da at 1Qs Id wnter dull ~ lis Id Corr
Mixed soft dull At 2Bs. sd for old du 2Ss. Cd
for new Cottonsced oii-Yoltow American, In tho
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

NEW yonK, May 10. 1873.
The following tho total net receipts OF cotton at all
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" uo :
0 INVEST G o r b
HIS A. NJ.

esOOooUs5's 1oex $500 Us 4issc 9I 1881
1000 SIS, 10 80, c. 100 5000 As 1907. 1ODE
200 US4ss gl x l024 1000 As, c, iYO7bc 10Oss
1000 US 4hsc,gl BIS l03f
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LONDON. May iu-6 r. N.
allow. 37s. Cd per Snirits Of tureentine,
2fs a 2ts Cd. pcr cwt.
LovDoS. May f0-Evcnng.
Calcutta linsecd, 400 "a q Sos per quarter
BRENKs May TO- 1879
wiicox's lard closed Mt 80 marks tor mob
.rw yosk pnopgrE EXCHANGE nyroRr
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LfAkfUN. INN
Cotton steady; middling. i0A.cI Low nia4lin st.e
good ordinary s'sc Net receipts 2i2 bais spart. 70
Great Britain. ABB coast wise SJo sales 40
l7.l5a. weskiy-Net receipts s-1 bales eress. -ss
Exports-To Great Britain. 4oai cosstw'se 3o ssies.
40i6
The Morning herald., 1878-12-24
A BALLAD CT DRRAMLAND.

l bid my heart In nest Of roses.
Out Of the suns way, hidden apart;
In bed 81 fter than the 4nlt VII to Snow 4 In,
Under tho rCS5s hid nay heart,
Why would 1t sleep notf Why should II
When never lsa' Of the rose-tres stirred ,
What made sleep nutter his wings and
Only the song Of secret bird.
Lie stlll. / said. for the winds wing closes.
And nild leaves muffis the keen suns
Lie still. for tn. wind on tn. warm 60.
doEss,
The wind is upquister yet than thou art.
DOES tnogght II thee still as . thsrn's
Does the fang still fret thee Of none dsferrad,
What bids the lids Of thy 'lsep depart
Only the sorg Of . sssrel bird.
The green lands name that char n On.
closes, ta. -
It never was writ in the travellers chart
And sweet rs the fruit ON its tree thai
II rover was sold in the merchants mart
The s.alio.s Of dreams through it, din
And sleeps are the tunes in it, tree tors
No Ssaad'' net. v.l.,. tn. Wild vsoa
Only the song Of sssrss bird.
- l3e' 1na al HUVos, ,1
IN the world Of drsanAs I hsss shssa NJ
oiTs sseec fore seasoa snS IhsAs no word u
or true lSvs's truth - Of ii9ht loves art,
Only the song Of Q secret bird,
Irrum evlnbsEust NV vsluHA
The Morning herald., 1878-12-24

Tn N0RTuARY report Tor the past montn
shews desideA increase In the number Of
deaths from typhoid fever, and runner In
forms rs Of many cases now under msdica
treatment. Typhoid fever 10 classed b.
sanatarians ansngst ths prsventable dis
eases. That It ID the result Of blood poison
ing Is generally conceded. That the poison
entsrs the systen either through tha
tomaoh Or lungs u, also, almost universally
admitted. Given pure air ard water typhoid
fever would not again affllct humanity.
What ID the source Of the poison oi
typhoid fever in Wilningtoni Where lIrks
the insidious foe which too frequently
fatally ssssils tbs families Of rish and poor
alike, and robs them and the community OF
valuable livest These are menentuous
questions, and the answers to them nay b
determined BY careful investigation.
There cannot b doubt that the son Of
Wilmington 10 saturated with the elements
Of the death-dealing gases. And this con-
itioa increases with the rolling years.
Every yard and house IL Laboratory for the
generation Of the subtle poisons, which are
sapping the constitutions and destroying
the lives of valuable citizens. That soil>
saturation Is the sole cause of the evil that
is upon rs, We are not prepared to say.
1t 10 charged that the water supply Of
Wilmington is deliberately and wsntonly
poisoned by manufacturers, who, are either
Indifferent to the msrderous consequences
Of their acts, or are possessed BY nissrly
spirit which dsters them frsm making the
necessary outlay Of money to divert the
death dealing refuse matter of their mills
from the waters Of the BrandywiBs We
are not prepared to take sides on this ques-
tien, at present, blt We will make 10 our
bssiness to give the subject careful ipvessi-
CATION. Meanwhile, We Do not hesitate 70
ssy, that, II there 10 . dosbt, the health
and lives Of the citizens Of Wilninston
shsald have the bsneft Of that doubt. II
. BE- trus that natter conspisuoasly |
fatal 10 the lives Of Ashes and other |
over forms Of animals, are weekly cast int |
he water which the sitiaens Of Wilmington |
must uss for drinking and culinary pur.
,oses, there 10 good reason to suspect
criminal negligence Of duty, Or disregard
Il hlnsn life, somewhere. Where the
'sult, and whore the blame sheuld rest, We
vill sndeavor to discover, and we promise
'ot to be fastidious In the selection, or
pairing in the use Of terms with which to
xpress our condemnation.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-24

wsll, but they wait for N introduction;
they are cautions about acsepting N un>
tried fellowship. But the bad clerks press
about hin and offer to show him what .
going on in the city--if he will pay the
BILL. Let no young man be slapped
familiarly on the back by libsrtins with>
out meeting him with withering glance
[illustration.] God has given every good
man at least one weapon, and that ID the
lightning Of an Ia pause, followed BY the
most nsisy asd sudden discharge Of the
rest Of the sentence honest eyel
"Look out fnr the sksptic, the yssng
| man Who pub his thumb [initatisg .
skeptic1 in bis vest and swsggsrs about.
He brisgs ysu the Bible and points ont
| to you q obscure passage, and says Ids.
play Of an entire nouthful Of tseth after
The manner that il conmon With sksptis
when they are triumphant Explain
ne that. Oh, you can't frightsn NJ 10
says, 'Pvs got over it, Ya, he's got
over it, and you'll get over it. But rs.
msndsr that the Bible was the comfsrt OF
your old father Mr.. Talnags Proaeuness
lit, yer old f-s-a~s-ther] in his declining
years, and the pillev On which your old
motaer [yer old m.o-o>o'thsrl leg dying.
In the Bible alone ID solacs at the last
hssr. A diamond pin [it seemed 70
have been stuck into Mr.. Talmsgs] will
lash no lustrs in the eye Of death"
Mr.. Talmage then gave . diologus be-
tween 3 skeptie and Death. The skeptie
bsgs: Don't breathe that cold air in my
face" and rather unconnscted!y adds,
''it's gesting too darkr' Death smile.
grimly. and persists. The sksptic cries
"Oh, God p "You said," replied Death.
''tn,t there was no God" "Pray fer msp
cries the skeptic. in an agony Of fear. "Too
Iater shrieks Death, 'to pray now.
You've only three seconds to live. One
l-eoneP And Mr.. Tall
mage waved his long arm like the PEN
dalam Of fate, sspposing there is such .
matter, and finished Of bis dialogue in
such reaiistic and loud way that young |
reporter sitting Just under the Pslph |
siggled outright.
'If that person." said Mr.. Talnage,
interrupts me again. l shall call him BY
asme, and rsbuks him, before the congrs>
CATION, l know hin, for hs has bsen gull
ty of the same nisdeamenor on several pre-
vieus occasions" |
I dlers were another claM whom Mr.,
Talmags ssid to avoid after sksptiu.
Look out for that man." he warned,
whose work it 10 to sail zach. or play
base BALL" Beau Brummel, at last, bank.
rupted in purse, blasted in reputation, aad
ruined in soul, begged baker for crust
it to be bis opinion that dogs
ifs vas better than mans. Skeptiss.
dlsrs, and plsasurists, these are the peo>
Die to avoid for you will feel at last the
lregs Of your cup Of pleasure falling upon
'osr tongue, and beginning to uncoil, and
Kissing Like adders, and dropping eternal
,oison. But see here one to save, the
lush Of celestial summer in her cheek, her
Iams-Religion.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-24

1lsd1AKBneADs AHD 71sAIrs sAould hsSr In
r,ind that, according to rsssnt decision Of
tie Superior Court, notices Of removal, 70
(. ha valid, must Be served bsfOre the ssth Of
sn,csnber. Pie impression has hithsrts pre-
vailed that Q notice served On the ssth was
lesal.and valid, end, tie practice has been
"a accordance therewitk, but that question
l,ying bean raised q tie late session Of The
Court, It was dssldex q above stated. O
The Morning herald., 1878-12-24

THIS time its the Governor Of Aassaehu.
9sests that's snubbsd. Patrick Ksnney, q
Providence wool merchant, charged with
swindling several Bestonians to large
. aount, was indicted In suffolk court, and
s,verner Rice sent requisition for him to
Governor Van zsndt. The demand for the
surruendsr was refused. IL is said that the
Attorney General Of Massachusetts, based
the requisition on thssan grounds - those
on which Gsvsrnsr Hsnptea claimed the
thrifty Kinpton.
Thus, We have another yerifcation Of ths
old adage about curses and chickens.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-24

Hen, Julisn 1arttritags. Of Georgia, spso'
the aslsssslswysrs in ths Hssss Of Repre-.
seatssives, Chairman Of sks sub commit
tee to Investigate the praaks Of little Jshnny
D vsnport, IN New York, at the late slss-
ton, says, owe will got 70 New Yerk in
msdiately aftsr recess, and ear purpose is
to make comDlsts and thorough invsstL
CATION" 14a-r. ia 10.
Mr.. HartriaEs thinks the Oommittes viii
conclude its labsrs in NsH York in about
two vosks. '""
The Morning herald., 1878-12-24

JNo. T. RAYMOND fally stained his
reputation % great actor, last night, in
his new role OF the Insurance Agent.
"Risk, )" the new play, 10 really excellent.
aud although IN certain ssass 1t 10 O
specially, in which Penbertsn Pembroke
10 the central figure. for the development
of which character everything else II
secondary and subsidiary, there Is q
tender interest awakened in the history
AID experience of charming little Bells
N,wton, upon which Miss Katie Forsyth
shed vast amount Of pashos.
This young lady deserves conmendatior
for her really able inpersonation of thai
character. She is pretty As well .,
youthful, and has in her the elements
waich In time VIII develop into something
sbove mediocrity.
1t is to be regretted that Mr.. Raymond
and his fine company did not meet with th,
rAcouragemsnt that their superior enter
ment warranted. n
The Morning herald., 1878-12-24
"MULBERRY SELLERS" IN A ROW.

1ReUBLS wIRHA HOTEL PRoPRIIToR-How
TEE sIsHF sHaAH AID HOW IT xNDEB.
A special from Baltimore, Dec. %, says
Colonel John T. Raymond Mulberry
Ssllers) appssrsd In new role here to-day
while on bis way with bis new company
from Norfolk to Wilmington, Del. The
company breakfasted at Guys hotel, sad
during q conversation between Thomas
Boylsn, enc of the proprietors, and Colonel
Raymond, the former incidentally remarked
that Mrs. Raymond had been . guest at
the house couple Of weeks before with
other members Of the Moril Gordon con,
bination, and that he had endeaverel to
render their stay pleasant, &c. Mr.. Ray.
nond replied somewhat sharply, and ex-
pressed surprise at the fact of his wife's
having stopped at the house, and, after re>
marking that he had not hssrd from her
for couple Of weeks, withdrew.
THs ROW.
He Subsequently returned, and when Mr..
Boylan met him he asked for an explanation
of his conduct and remark, adding some
thing about financial tIsnssstiol with the
Gordon combination. Colouel Raymond
refused to make any explana alton, and, after
an exchange of words, Mr.. Boylan address
ed him decidedly offensive epithet. A mo-
ment later both men clinched and exchanged
several blows, but before either of the con
batants had been seriously damaged George
Fortescue, Of the Rice "Evangeline" COM
bination, one Of Bumber of spectators OF
the encounter, rushed between the belliger-
ents and separated them with some diff
Guilty.
TIE DAMAGE.
Mr.. Boylsn bears no marks OF rough
usage, and Mr.. Rsymond's dsm.ge to the
side Of his face was repaired with an snpli-
cation OF court plaster at . neishboring
drug store. he left for Wilmington soon
after and telegraphed his friends Tonight
to keep the matter quiet.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-24
Brother Talmags Photographed BY Sun
Reporter.
YET MORE OF THE SPECTACLE
THAT DRAWS NULTITUDES
TO THE TABERNACLE,

p ga companion Of sools,'" said Mr.:
Talmsge, running An eye slowly over his
ssngrsSstiou, "'shall BE- Destroyed" He
repeated the provsrb With emphasis and
elaboration, and then. "In all ny mid
night explorations" DO continued. ii
discovered hardly any man in place Of
sin Who was alone" The prsashers face
had all ih features turned downward. and
looked lugubrious; his long arms hung in
quiet detection at his side, and his whole
nsnner indicated that he was surpassing-
ly sorry about the greaariousness of sin
aers. "Tksrs is hardly one" hs proesed>
ed, declining his head for msment to-
ward Mr. Morgan. the organist, and bring
ing it slowly and YEARLY up again, "who
journeys 10 ruin alone. He always"
sweeping a cold gray eye latsrally toward
Mr.. Arbuekle, who glanced downward and
looked confused, "lakss some one along
with him. Nay With something akin to
. snort each one who turns him into The
pathways of sin takes ten or twenty or
thirty souls with him; strikes into ten or
twenty or thirty households the sting that
is sharper than death"
"Aay it please the Courtp-but that
turned out to be only the plea of diIsipa,
ted prisoner, who said to the Police Jus
tiee that evil association, like vulture,
had dragged him down to destruction, not.
withstanding he had once been entertained
BY distinguished men. II am lostr' was
the brief and pi.ifui peroration of this
prisoner, rshsarsed by Mr.. Talmags with a
wild volume Of voice and gesture. sugpes.
tive Of the thought that the prisoner was
far too powerful and energetic man still
to give up in this way.
"A healthy man," said the preacher
drawing in his arms and recovering him,
self with . little shivsr and rapid wrig>
Cling of his eyes frsm right to lsit, "soinr
ints ship where. there 10 ship fever
dsesn't catch that fever 20 csrtainly a. the
good man catches the fever Of sin by eoip.
in the ssnpsny Of the wicked and deSased.
He nay b compelled 70 60 IMr. Tslmass
passed that ever lightly with both hands |,
or he may 70 Voluntarily, but let him look
out [the pastor drew back snd foeussed his
eyes aftsr the manner Of an eagle s]-hs il
carrying on an expression Of iaiaits pity
stole down the extensive ssrnsr Of MI.
Talnsgss mouth, and his capable neck
brought his head again we'll forward ar
intsrsourse with Dslilah, and he will be
shorn of his strength Mr.. TalmaSe's first
went around in way to leave no doubt
thst be had not SO been and ripped [tLe
pastors eyes blased With The :ningisd
iiiht Of satisfastion and justice] iato
@If yol consor With horse thief ,youI
besons Q hero thief if you eonsort With
: stosk, broker you beoonsa . stock broker.
"A yousg man sonss fresh from the
,susayl ,an1 eossinto tthe store vhrs BE-
I, ~ b Assased, All the clerks nsik
him, measure him lths puns upsa tbslsc;l
,upations Of rstsil clerks were ssen1, dis
uss hin. The sood clerks visA hn1
The Morning herald., 1878-12-24

TMBRI 10 ONE valid reason why the
exhorbitant tarif duty on auiniae should
not;be repealed We have not seen it stated
Two or three Manufactures of it In this
country haye managed to obtain nonopo-
ly Of the trade; and have In consequences
grown immensely wealthy, but their inord..
nate profts have been obtained at the ex.
psnss Of those who are least able 70 bear it.
In the nsnufasturs of auinine, thsrs havs
accumulated on ths hands Of the nsnsfas-
turers inmenss stocks Of alksloids and salss
obsaised frsm the cinebonia tarks,. Of lsss
yalEe than the salts Of Quinis, some Of thsn
being comparatively worthless. These the
manufacturers are sndssvsrinE - palm Of
on the sick and suffering, and spsn srs4u.
lousdoctors, whs essfound novelty vith.pros
gress, because Of their shsapnsss. 10 that,
besides the unrssssnable prolts sa qainiss
which the tariff enables them 10 sxtsrt, they
win reap . rish harvest frsn the helpless
victims Of tbeir srssl monopoly, by the sale
of ichesp bot inferior srNsles whish would
otherwise aecsmulsts sid rsinaiu On their
nanosvrst fg .sqt5;Els .sgass se 4
There IL no danger thst repeal Of tbs
taffF VIII f6ssrfsFe viii the nsnufsstsre Of,
auinine, but II weuId have the desired
effect n Esdkss the p, @e - ssssunsrs, and
In sffesting stis result every individsal An
ths ccaAtry h, ordn nsy ~, lirsstly n !
tat.st.ds gllEiis@gs.s B5rraa .rfh - 4
= - Ss,sST-s5fe si,f1 bsfypT sr iiw .stC ~
The soastitusnsies Of every nsHber Of
Congress, but especially thsss Of the MD
lie, Wsstsra and Southsra States are
The Morning herald., 1878-12-24

we will. allew om e0T er cent, 90
count from eur pressntl Ow priosa mark ~
In plain Agurss. Come early and maze
your selection.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-24

News from Hnglsnd may alnsst be
summed as ss ! vail OF agony ever great
/. i'd increasing xistfsss. .TAis will b the
ia a.dlesst Christina. atine for many 4 year i,
the homes Of the English people. We are
glad to notice thst prompt msasures of re
aa.f aresbeing taken, and that systematissd
honevolense will greatly mitigate the wide
Dread xufsring. 'Gd .dsd . li1
The Morning herald., 1878-12-24

vastly ,eolearnsd IN removing this unjust
burden apsn then. Qsinins isan indispsns.
able article 70 then, and ito price. under the
operation Of the taria, d enhanced at lsast
one hundred per cent. This excess goes
into the pockets Of the rich, hesrtless mo-
rnnnlista
The Morning herald., 1878-12-24

M8E0la1EI NE.VUN sd O1 knls So Wl7g Wv Y .
GAl5ISLD spoke truth when ~ said:
"Any man Whs attsnps y arouse sectional
feeling will be condemned and sast aside" I"
futit tosk lin thirteen years to nake the
discovery. s2s Y - =
The Morning herald., 1878-12-24

There were three hundred cases OF dipt.
iberia In Salt Lake City In ono week.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-24

NoT1cE no sUBscRfDERs. - Those Of our
subscribers who afs indebted toths 1eRN~
lxa HERALD, will obligs,sby On early re-
Hittance. tsah,a9 4a q6tsas
The Morning herald., 1878-12-24

WiLMINaTON. DEL. Des q, Is7s.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-24
THE EFIERAL.D
TH# MORNING HERALD

THE MORNING HERALD
Is published every morning, Sunday ex-
oepted) and delivered in the city Of Viii
nineton and surrounding places for six
cents per weak peysbls 70 carriers. MaiI
subscriptions postage free, three dollars
per annum. u asaa ano gsats &nI
Gro. olBEa11 ; ca. Propristop and
Publishers: II ,sis ta 1si5odish atis
GEORGE TRouP MAxTzIL. Editor.
ROBERT A. OBYRHn, rAs't Editor
oncs No, 5Og Shipley street.
,a'sa s'a' &C. Wilmington Del.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-10-03
THE COUNTY FAIR.

The Eleventh Annual Fair of the
Farmers and Mechanics Association Of
Anderson County will be held at Ander-
son Court House on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, the 23rd, Oath and 25th
of October. During previous years these
Fairs were decided successes, aud they
have contributed greatly to the advance
ment Of the agricultural and mechanical
interests of tho County. They have
shown what our soil under proper i'm
provement and cultivation can be made
to produce, and it would be difficult to
estimate their advantages to the County.
1t is to the interest of all the industrial
pursuits of the County that these Fairs
should be successful, and that their sue.
oess should be 30 decided as to insure
theirpermanency. tits only necessary for
those who labored and toiled during the
past year to exhibit what they have ac-
complished to make the coming exhibi-
ton superior to any which have preceded
1t. We hope that the different occupa-
tions and industries of the County will
be fully represented, and tha. all will
feel an interest in this exhibition, and by
their own cxertions make the Anderson
County Fair that SUCCESS TO which the
industries of the people entitle it.