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PR0BATE COURT.

July 26 EFT Evans, Guardian of Ss.
rah Evans, an imDecile, having failed to
file bond as required by the Court, is
removed, and his sureties are released
from rurther liability.
July 30.-W. R. Gray, Admir- Of the
estate of Henry Mason, dec'ds fled his
final account: hearing continued
I.P. Fsrquhar, Adm'r of the estate oi
Charles Peters, decd, filed his first ac-
count; hearing continued.
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s~A, Washington dispatch says
E@Generai Ewing manilests a disposition
tomake viitue Of anecessity in the res
pectof using money 10 the campaign. Ii
a published interview this evening h,
says: I'VE must make poor man
canvass, aud 60 among the people will
scrip and staff. The Republicans viii
have big advantage in having all tb'
money they can, use. We have a nev
and very severe law in Ohio making al
forms OF bribery and Intimidation punish
able as penitehtiary offenses. We intent
to see that the law is thoroughly execu
tad -
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RaltimOre-Jnly 3l.-Cattie-
Market slightly more active and 9e,
higher, quality considered: very hest,
5@51 l23 iirst quality, 4 374@5; ordi-
nary, 2 25@2 TO; mos. sales at 8 ESQ
4 25. Receipts-209S head; sales,
l 1884 head. . ta1s@ 81.
generally slow and the supply
equal TO the demand: quotations, 5@5
Is ! eceipts. 5.7l9 head. els
Sheep.-3@4 As; lambs, BOA rs. !
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The members of the Greenback Ger.
tral Committee aud the candidates select
ed at the, 9th Of July Convention are re.
quested 10 meet ut the Jackson Ridge
School House, August 9th, at 10 o'clock
A. M. Business Of Importance will be
transacted. BY order of Committee.
Eaeti q H. j BAKER, Sec.
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ChfcagO-July 3l-Hogs- All grades
l5@20c, lower; mixed packing, 3@3
80; light. 3 60@3 TO; choice heavy,
3 35@3 10. r.,
Cattle-Market very d1ll and slow exr +
cept for best cattle. which sold OF 4 10
@5 20;good to choice shipping, AGA
60; butchers steady: Western plenty,
slow and steady at 2 90@3 10 for Colo
radios ana Texans; grass Texans dull and
lower at 2 40@2 so. - 8
Sheep.-2 6004 rs.
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NOTICE 70 BRIDGE BUILDERS.

.OEALRD. .PRoPosALs-xin- -bs-- -ssesisel st
y the Auditors Office ID Woodsfsld, Monroe
Ioounty, 0hi9 ssp.embsrrs6 asz9SaS II
O'Clock, u, for wrought iron bridge across
Barnes Run, near John z. lBridgspads In
LIE township, said bridge 70 "a 81 fSst ssng
(sxsiensslsagfh) and 4 = sfsst 'i0sd~sy, y b.
eomPlsisd Iby Fhs 2orh dHys al n9,Ysnssrs
1879. lasi ul'3s = 's''i'''''a
Bidders must furnisis pisAs Ana SpeJiDea-
Itions Of the superstructure. No BID Hill b.
ttoonsidsrsd unless sesshpsnlsd aby 4 . good
and sutEcient bond.a Thsocomm missionsrs re-
serve the right TO reject sepe orFall tidssa
BY .srder Of the Commiss;onsfs. ~
ssa.s stas, ,r N. HoEPFbkR gAad u. Go.
july2s,'19w0. .sl4apsss saiszdssrq
80 sss5se 80 sfa4tsakc
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,l-s Ez- Democrats in each township in
! this county, should arrange to come to
the Democratic Mass Meeting on Sep
tember 9th in procession. A programme
will be arranged and sent over the couu
" before the day fixed upon for the
meeting assll 80 e ela.s =
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! Senatorial Conyention.

The Convention to nominate q candi-
date for the 10Th, Senatorial District,
composed or the counties of Guernsey,
Monroe and part Of Noble, will meet at
Summerfield, on y hsiF5as14 e f'i@
Thursday, August 14th, 1879,
AT ! O'Clock p IA. Representation as
follows; Guernsey, % votes; Monroe
%, and Noble 10. =
BY order acesn.isa0o 70 sls} ,fseF ~
.F.tT sDRwaop ryc Ev Cosr ID
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= 80 - 4 - 4
Lady rider. j.. -. -. .1ss prem. So I'd, A.
Five to enter, 3 to start. One h6dr Of the
third day of the Fait will be devoted to
Equsstrianism., The committse will decide
only with reference 10 the ease, grace and
style of the competf d. and her command Of
the horse. No. racing wilfbe xlfowsd.
Boy rider. !. .,....ist prem. 81. 1854
: Same eonditions as iorllady riders,
COMMITTEES to bs eelscted on the ground.
:, Discretionary ptsminms viii be awarded
on msritorious articles, whether in the list OF
not. gstat sei-74ar g
aaoR3i5F FOOT RACING.
Man race, So Boys under ! years of age, ST
Five entries and 3to start, foncs around
the ring j frs btEna ts'lessn
Committes- Fritz Rsef. .Cha aries Laneustein,
Jers Williams, W + Hunter, John P sprigss.
eyr Mule RAGE,9q
To go.ufder the saddle, best 2 in 8, three
rounds TO the heat. Premium, 50 and 81.
No owner Will be permitted to ride his own
mule. The mule wiuniug two heats by COM /,
ing out behind in each to be awarded the
first preuiuns B 4 =
Committee-James Gatcheil P Schuma-.
cher, Jr, n r West, 7 o. Little. A J Pearson.
l., P. FARQUHAH, Pres.
GEO. ?. DoRR, Secretary. -
.
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,si. ,s ~ The dry goods and cloth package
men are on their Yearly round, If you
are foolish enough to gpatronize them
you needn't take ,imeto inquire whether
or not they have swindled you. They
nj do II every time. sls,s as,...s y i'afs
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sysHT The store of GREEN & DORSEY oi
Powhatan was visited by burglars oh
Thursday night, the a4th ultsf They ef.
fecyed an entrance by breaking the fast.
nipgs OF of The shutters, and then pry
ing the window open. They did no
s1cceed in getting anything Of any val
ne. 90 notiS Sii"hVy - 'i''i '''ii'f,
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@I 1t is suggested that the Democrats
of Stafford, Beallsville, Clarington and
Baresville, have their Brass Bands &C.
company their PROFESSIONS to the Dem
ocratic Mass Meeting to be held here on
Saturday, September 9th. u
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s
Mrs RIDER, mother of Rev. RIDER is
visiting here. lo68A
WILLIAM FowLER's pacing horse 'JoE'
died Of collie on the 29th ult.
rss Democrats, organize in every town
ship for the battle in October
The delinquent taxes are $500 less
this year than last, in this county.
80 ,a,,.s = We are. prepared to furnish Road Tax
,a,a Receipts at 25 cents per hundred.
Miss SARAH MORRIS, daughter Of
Judge j. R. MoRRls, is I'D of typhoid
= y fever ,9 % Il q
fais4sai Counterfeit silver half dollars are in
a circulation. They are heavier than the
ssssu genuine ra aia go % slofsslsi ,,,,
sss q Mr., JAMES ARMSTRONG. of Delaware,
- is visiting relatives and friends in this
county and Belmont, = ss1aa,
- 9, A teaspoonful Of coal oil TO gallon
.sas of water will exterminate insects that in
gis Fest flowers and plants. sg4,s adj ba
.l.s6s 80 MrssS. TRurx sent to our Office las,
y week the largest tomato we have seen
iIsds this year; it weighed a pounds.
-s>as Why sit that II seems lots sweeter to
a-ss, lose money on .stwoi pairsn than out ot
Sisi ea hole I'M your trowsers pocketS
) 80 ,ss The beauty Of a young mans parting
.4sqs shis hair In the middle is that it gives
e'aAs both ears an equal chance TO hop.
q Hsas II anybody would invent some muci-
-sih lsge' that would stick as well as a fly
= s. does tosa sbald-headed man, he would
soiss make fortune. .,ss sa a,a o,,a -, -.
-. 49, Miss BELL dSIEcEAiR, who has been
a, teaching in New Castle, this county, FIN.
= - ished her term last week and returned
=, = hemenon Saturday. lol eateotS =
sosss. "a medical exchange says that one
s half ounce of. pnlverised saltpetre in hall
-sh saaSpint OF sweet Oh is q sure cure for in
ssa fammatory rheumatism, when. used as
salbioan ointment ssbEi siegasi g1q
: hsas Persons who are In The. habit of put
.ssag ting holes through United States coins
Lsss or otherwise defacing them, will do vel
to remember that they are liable TO fine
sxsa of two thousand dollars and one years
sssoiAfmprisonuent. 49, i.-s y s,I,se g,s 2
btss i The dead beats have new dodge
lad 'Theyogo around to the stores calling fol
M 4. bundles that may have been left by pur.
10 ,schasers, and in several instances OF late
's.a have dsfrauded merchants in neighbor.
sIss ing townssby this brazen trick.ip4,a
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Raging in Wi
cOnSin. aaa.l5

A dull, heavy pain in the sides, sleepi-
ness, want OF energy, no continuity oi
thought or labor, these all indicate dis,
ease OF the Liver, and should be remoy-
ed by the .nse of, DR.. Bulls Baltimore
Pills, which will surely accomplish the
object sought. IagH .gsrey sts
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ETThe trains on the BeIIaire and
! Southwestern are running TO Esq. CALD-
. wELL's farm. over TWO miles this side Of
Armstrong; Milk which is about six
smslesfrom Beallsville. o'iis' 'f'7l4
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H From present Indications it is safe
to say that the Democratic Mass Meet.
i6g to be held here on Saturday, Sep.
tember G, h, will be tbe largest ever held
in Eastern Ohio. .kisasl0sH
i Already the Democtats 10 Belmont
Noble aud Washington counties are pre-
pairing to attend; and In every nook ant
corner of this county the Democrats are
making extensive preparations to sbt
here. 1t will be an old fashioned Dem
ocratic outpouring that will cause ou
opponents to wonder where so marJ
Democrats came from,
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EE CHAs. THOMAS and Miss LuELLA
MozsNA and JAMES C. MoRRrLLand Miss
MARY LoKIsa, all of Clarington, gave
the folks the slip and returned home as
man and wife. iaiesA E .-'.s'1s ., M eili g g
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MARRIED July "a, 1879, by F. NJ.
BEARD, ESQ. OF Center township, Miss
ELLA NJ. HoLLrDAY to Mr.. MILTON E,
MCFARLAND.
On the 24,h day Of July, by W. j,
CRAwFoRD. Esq, of Washington town.
ship, Miss RACHEL J. JONES to Mr.. JNo
W EDDINGToN. a..
On the oath day Of July, 1879, by
ALEX. BUCHANAN, ESQ OF Summit town.
ship. Miss MARTHA C. CUNNINGHAM to
Mr.. MILToN S. FORD
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce A. i. DOrr.
Of Noble, County. as candidate for State Sen.
ator in the 10Th Senatorial District; sub;ect to
the decision Of the Democratic Convention.
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TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURS.
DAY, SEPTEMBER Is, II
AND is, 1879. 'e@

.si OFFICE1RS-r
.-gnTTsu,l, $ sss-
President-T. P. FARoUHAR.
Vice President-JEssE A. KEYsoR.
Secretary--GEo. P, DoRR.
Treaswer-W. T., MORRIS.
Aorshal-J. K. BUCHANAN.
asst Marshdi-L. SULEsBERGER.
.Directors-L. SULEsBERaER. W.. H
SIMMONS, JAS. ARMSTRONG, H.RoBIN
SON, JAMES WATSON, DAVID LENrz, T
G. NELSON, j. X. BUCHANAN. sAAA
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'sasEgrA Susdsy school picnic win be
held at wittens, in jackson township,
on Saturday, the Both inst. The Cornet
Band of this place will furnish the mu-
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Z 81. Louis-July 81 -Hogs-Dnn
Yorkers to Baltimores, 3 65@3 75;
IpaekiDg,3 1908 40; butchers to fancy,
g 50@3 Is. II .zaas9'
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EWe clip the following from the
Wheeling ]ntelligeacer of the 30th ult
= SAFE ROBBERY. Last SATURDAY. nigh
a gang of thieves broke open and enter.
ed the store of J. r Richardson, al
Sardis, Ohio, a short distance below this
city, and with powder blew open q safe
and secured seventy-fve dollars The
thieves wrapped the safe in muslin in or
der to mtffis The sound Of the explosion
It's believed that the robbers came to
this CITY,, 5ss.5 ~, 49, f
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WooasaeId stock Marna :,
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY P. SCHUMACHER. JR,
MONDAY. Auvnst 4 1879.

August 5-Cattle 2a3o per pound
Sheep aa4c per pound. Z Hogs 2aa3c per
pound gross. .G2
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New York.

Aug. 1.-Hour. 8 S5a5 90; Wheat l
04s1 IL; Corn 43a5Oc; Oats 33a40c
Rye 63c; Barley 45c. .aaas aoailisA i
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PhtladeIphGa.

Aug. Flour 4 S5a5 so. Whea,
| 10; Corn 47a49c; Oats 34a37c
Rye 5Sc. - -
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CATTLE MARKETS.

. lnHanapOIis.- 3I-Un-
ion Stock Yards. Hogs steady az 2 Is
@3 80 e sa 81 ~ asE 'ais sstsFs
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IYIt Is rumored that Capt, Bon
MoELpowsEr, of New Msrsinsyllle, W.
Va, proposes TO marry belle Of Ma
,rietts. q There, Bon, you know now
what Reunions. are likely to lead 10!
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East Liberty Penn.-Juiy 81
E-Hogs-Yorkers, 8 380@4; Philadel-
phias, 4@4 05.. s go go
Sheep-Selling slow at 3@4 for extra ;
exporters, "a 90. J.5i.,s- * at
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Fat Sbsep of anu Glass.

Best pen Of fat sheep. ..............4 a .
best single fat sheep :. .................2 !
sonmittes-A L Griffith, Z h Holtsclaw, A
G Hughes. s -
GLASS G-SwINE DEPARTMENT.
= Chester Whites. ~ a..
Best boar year old and ovsr... ......6 8
best boar under i year old. ......3 2
best SOW over year old .............6 g
best SOW under year old ..........,3 =
best litter OF pigs. not less than five in
s number, nor more than 4 months old.6 8
best pair pigs mot over months old....3 2
Berkshires, Pure Blood
Best boar year old. ...............s 8
best boar under year old ............3 2
best sow over year old .......... A 3
best SOW under year old ...........3 2
best litter pigs, not less than In nupa-
Der nor more than months old ....s 5
best pair pigs not over 6 months old. ...3 2
Poland China. Pure Blood.
Best boar over year old ld..............6 q
best boar under year old ........... Q
best SOW over year old d......,.......4 8
best SOW under year old ...........3 2
best litter pigs, not less than in mum.
Der nor more than months DID,. s. 3
best pair pigs not over months old ..3 2
Committse--Wood Okey, Stephen Ford,
John Hathorn.
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CLASS q.

Best mountain cake. silver cake, gold cake.
pound cake fruit cake, jelly cake, lemon cake
rusks, each 20 cents; loaf homemade bread.
yeast rising, with receipt for making; loaf
homemade bread. salt rising. with receipt for
making;6 leaves bakers bread, corn bread with
receipt for making, each ~ cents; blackberry
wine, currantwine, elderberry wines- each svaI
riety of grape wine. any other variety domestic
wine. each Is cents; pounds butter, cheese. 2
hams meat. box of honey, each, so, cents; 5
pounds maple sugar, jar lard. peck dried ap-
ples. peck dtied peaches. gallon dried corn, gal
Ion each Of other dried fruits, each IS cents.
Committee-P Schumacher, Jr., Mrs. George
Tillman, Mrs. Henry Brown, Miss Mary Lob.
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. . .eF4y3ahs iolks bastys. VI was given at
the residence OF Mr.. H. c. KoTzEBUE in
Malaga one evening last week. The
boys and girls from this place attended
.dinrforcsu and rsay they had an elegant
: 49,, ,iiisgpfi saf sa9s.fs p sH'.tissal' -
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
STATE SENATOR.

ED. SPIRIT: Announce ThOnr9s
Keenan,, OF Beaver Township, Noble Coun.
ty, as a candidate for State Senator in the 10Th
Senatorial District; subject to the decision of
the District Senatorial Convention.
a.a - MANY DEMOCRATS.
: sET The friends Of r. NJ. 4 tkinso oi
Noble County. present his name as suitable
candidate for Senator of the 10th district; sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic Conven.
ton. DEMOCRATS.
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GLASS F-SHEEp DEPARTMENT.

GLASS F-SHEEP DEPARTMENT.
American Merino Thoroughbred.
Best ram over years o.d.............5 2
best ram between and years old. ....2 l
best pen 8 ewes over Q years old. .....5 3
sea}s7 do AZ as j year old .......4 2
best PEN 8 eve lambs ...g..... ......c j
1oi sa Merino Grades.
Best ram years old and oysr.,.......4 2
best ram n,der 2 years old. 2
best pen OF 8 ewes 2 years old and over a 2
best pen Of 8 ewes under yesrs old. a 2
best ram lamb. ....s,....... 2
best pen Of 8 eve lambs bs.,.....,....3 2
Long Wool Sheep Includes Leicesters,
.lo Lincolnso and Cotswolds. =
Best ram years old and over. ........ A. 2
best ram under 3 years old :. ..........4 2
best pen Of 3 ewes years old and over. A 2
best pen Of ewes under 2 years old A 2
best ram lamb. ..................3f z
best pen Of 8 eve lambs bs.............3 2
Middle Wools-To include Southdowns
Oxfordowns and Shropeshiredowns.
Best ram 2 years old and over r.........4 q
best ram under 2 years old d............4 2
best ram lamb ......5........ ....4 "A
best pen Of 3 ewes over years old ....4 2
best pen of 3 ewes under 2 years old!.4
best pen Of eve lambs .............3 2
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ITEMS.

HENRY KUHN, who resides near New.
comerstown, died last week from starva.
,ion. He is said to have been seventeen
days without food or. drink. r~.-.-
WN. PETTIcoRD, OF Barnesville, sat
down too near the railway track short
distance west Of Bellaire, on the 25th
ult. and was struck by a passing freight
train and was badly injured. q. -
The barns OF Able Petty and Little
Taylor of Marshal county, West Va.
were both burned, together with theil
contents, by being struck by lightning
on last Saturday, during the storm.
The suggestion Of the Leaf Tobacco
Convention, that gro overs should air-curt
their tobacco, is good Que. The croI
will be short this year anyhow, and il i
is air-cured 1t will bring double as mucl
as the fired -Enterprise.
WHEAT,-Robert Calland,. of Marion
township, from 37scres of wheat, thresh
ed 800 bushels of grain. Jacob Fogle
of Center township, had 130 dozen o
wheat from which was threshed nearly
100 bushels of grain.-Noble Co. Repub
licdn.
The Burr's Mills Camp-meeting viii
last from Wednesday, the 18th, unit
Wednesday or Thursday Of the mex
week. There will be public services ol
Sunday, There are about fifty perma
nent tents, all Of which are taken.-En
terprisc.
The National A Aduocatc, Greenback OF
gan, of Mt. Vernon, has suspended 70
"a lack of adequate support. The Ma
tional party is losing strength in that 10
eality. The young publishers will shi
their fixtures to Western Kansas an
start anew. at1
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Measurement Of the ground must be made
and sworn to by competent surveyor, and
the amount produced must be sworn 10 by
some one having knowledge Of the amount.
A full statement Of the method Of cultiva.
ton and cost Of productisn must accompany
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GLASS A-Contests of Speed.

GLASS A-Contests Of Speed.
FrRsr DAY-Fastest trotting (under 81 or
pacing (under 4) horse, mare or gelding un-
der saddle or in harness. 2 best in 8, 3 rounds
to the heat. lst, $40. I'd. SIS.
Com,nittee-Adelbert Jones, VIM. Smith,
W. G. Eann. ,-}3Ai
SECOND DAY-Fastest double tesm, trotters
or PAGERS. best in 8. 8 rounds to the heat 3
to enter TO start =. .4.. :. ..S5
Committee-Same as above.
swsRpsrAKEs-Pa Pacing or Rackins--Fastest
60 under saddle or in harness, in S, 3
rounds to the heat. SIS. $40
Committee-Jas. P. Mann, VIM. Foreacrs,
Dr.. s. L. Stewart.
THIsD DAY-Fsstest trotting or pacing
horss, mare or gelding, owned in Monroe
County, saddle or harness, best 8 in 8, 8
rou nds to the heat, (no horse entered for
higher premium to be eligible in this,). ..Sl0
Committee-Henry Miller, Jere Witten
David L. Bonner.
Fastest stallion, any age, In harness or
under saddle, best in S, 8 rounds to the
heat ..................S2 $50. $40
Committee-Wm. C. Foreaker, VIM. Glib,
son, DR.. G. W. Mason.
Fastest trotting horse, mare or gelding free
for all, to 80 asthey please, best 8 in s..
rounds to the heat. $50. $40
Committee-Jere Williams, c. G.. Oblinger,
John Williamson, F. N. Amos. HR
ETen per cent of the total premiums, in
each race, will be charged on all entries. The
term apaoing," wherever used above, shall
include tracking" Five must enter and three
start to warrant payment Of a premium ex-
| cept where otherwise provided. Entries in
this class must be made before O'Clock on
or before the day preceding the race except
ing the race of the frst day. The Board re-
serves the right to make such other terms
and conditions in regard to the foregoing ra'
oes as it may deem expedient.
lCLASS 3-HoRsE DEpARTMENT-Hor
ses.f for Light Harness. -
Best pair matched horses for harness,
owned by one person or frm.......$5 So
best pair matched mares for harness,
owned by one person or frm.......6
CLASS c. Tnoroughbreds.
Best stallion any age. ...............l0
Bes. brood mare with foal at side. 10
Persons exhibiting thoroughbred animals
will be required to furnish pedigrees OF thu
animals to be exhibited, to the Secretary a
the time of making the entry. and dupli-
cate to the member of the Board in charge
when the animals are exhibited to the com
mitteeE
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~ .a5a Pears.
Best 8 pecimen of each variety Of
pears, if approved BY committee. ..25c
best plate of pears,quality and beauty
to rule,.... ........
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peck lrIsn potatoes, sweet potatoes, seed
corn, white beans, 5 pounds hops, half
bushel buck wheat, water Ion, ,muskmel- +
on, radishes, wax beans, oyster plant,
mustard, Lima beans, IL carrots, IL
parsnips, heads Of cabbage, half bush
el turnips, l2 beets, peck tomatoes 8 win
ter squashes, winter or Z year pumpkin, 8
heads couliaower, i dozen cucumbers,
vegetable egg plant, pepper and stalk,
celerys parsley, spie-plant, ruta bagas
peas not less than pint each kird,3'
squsshes, 5 eitrous, top onions, ,yams, 20
eeats each.
Committes-Matthew Moore, Benz
briggs, John 8 Holiday.
r. FIELD CROPS.
Best 9 acres wheat. $40
best 2 acres corn (bostom) 10
best 2 acres corn lhill.) 10
best 2 acres oats, 10
best 2 acres hay, 10
best acre of potatoes, 6
best l acre of tobacco, 10
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Committss-Ths Board Of Directors Of tbs
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best 8 varieties for general cultivatoin Soc
Plums. Quiaces and .Grapess

.......s. Plums, Ounces and GRAPES
Best display Of each good variety Of
plums, if approved bY committee. 25c
best display Of plums ................. 25c
best plate of qninces... ............ .25c
best 3 bunches of each approved varie-
ty1 of gfsfes ........ .,....-........25c
Commitses~-Thos Ford, J B Noll, M
Hoe file ~ Shed! ON. s
a1txCLASS s. as6
Best half ibnshel wheat...............75 .75c
.a .-S: aasi rye. .................
p spring barley. 75c
s" fall barley ........ ,7sc
a7 Indian corn.........7hc
~ az oats.................75c
peck naxseeo"..., .................. ....13c
peck timothy seed. ........ ............... TOO
peck clover seed.......................... 75e
8 pounds Of tobacco, spauglsd... ..75c
do do red ............75e
do do yellow .........75c