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Daily Republican., 1880-08-24
MRS. CMlSHOLM'S APPEAL.

The Blood OF Her Husband, Son
ton.
From the Chicago Inter-Ocean.
We are permitted to make the follow
ing extracts from a letter written by
Mrs. Chisholm to friend in Wiscon-
sin. The letter has a special signii-
canoe Just now. 1t is womsn's plea
for the election of Gar6eld-the plea Of
woman who has through suffering and
sorrow, earned the right to speak.
Under date Of Salona, Penn, July 80,
Mrs. Chisholm writes:
II received a letter to-day from q
friend in the South enjoining me not to
fail to keep before those who will use
it the fact that there is petition pre-
pared and signed by all the Democrats
Of Kemper county to have all concerned
in the murder Of the 18th Of April,
1877, pardoned without trial. This
petition is not to be presented until
winter. Two Generals Of the Union
Army are in the field for election to the
Presidency. On the one side l, mis-
cradle lonely woman, without practical
friends, however, much sympathy /
may receive, and made "a wanderer
upon the face Of the EARTH with
wrongs unredressed, waiting, praying
and Watching, almost hoping that in
the election Of Gen. Garfield 1may have
some hope Of justice.
On the other hand, the murderers OF
my SONNY fair boy, my tender, low
ing daughter, and my noble husband
with hands red with blood, and TN
punished, are laboring to elect General
Hancock and then apply the sponge OF
executive pardon. What are you men
of the North going to do? Do you not
hear voices Of patriots calling to you
from the ground where their LIES
blood was poured out ? My dear sir, can
you not arouse the people They
must be only sleeping.
care all the sacrifices that have been
made only "a halfforgotten memory"
In a cemetery near me / see a white
and bronze monument, on the top OF
which is the dropping form of an angel,
with head bowed in weeping over the
sleeping dust of dead soldiers, who fell
in many battles of the war, contending
for the sams principles for which my
husband and son and daughter were
slain SO many years after.
Near to the spot are my dear ones.
They were strangers to the country and
the soil, but believing as they did, that
the United States was their country, 1t
ia fit they should rest here.
As | sit here breathing the blessed
air that floats above my darlings, would
YOU tell me to forget all about their
cruel butchery by Kemper county'S best
citizens l know should breathe
prayers for all mankind. do. But
God does not require me to mock Him
with prayers for devils accurssd. On
how | remember the tender love OF my
husband and remember his gentle, low
ing care, the sweetness OF my daughter
and my brave boy
When the remembrance OF that
bloody struggle, that terrible day, comes
to me, when the lifeless and mangled
forms of my dear ones were broughtto
me: when those in authority turned
deaf ear and refused to hear my cry;
when all these years have passed ny
and no law has been invoked TO punish
such atrocities, why should forget
Respectfully, your friend,
W. Fl. CHISHOLM.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24
~ OTiCE-ELECTION.
AYEW CASTLE COUNTY, SIS.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, SIS.
N)THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
)sEAL ITO THE SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE
l(S CoUSTY, GREETING:
Whereas, Jane X. Kelley, by her petition
to the Judges of our Superior Court, MED IN
the office OF the PrOthon0tary of the said
Court. in and for N ew Castle County, for the
cause of complaint therein alleged, has made
application 10 our said Judges that decree
NAV be pronounced dissOlvirg the marriaIe
existing between the petitioner and her nus
band, Henry N. Kelley. We the efore com
maud you, as you have heretofore been com
handed, that you summon Henry Kelley
40 that he be and appear before the said
| Judges of our said Court at the next Term
thereof to be held at New Castle, on Monday
the twenty second day OF November next, 70
answer the allegations OF the said Pe'ltson'
and alsa to show cause If any he has, why 8
tecree of the said Court should not be made
dis elying the marriage existing between hin
and the said petitioner according to the Acl
of Assembly Ia such case made and provided.
And also to do and receive what the said
Court shall then and there consider concern
ing him in this behalf, as to the Court shall
seem meet and consistent with the provlsi ODE
of the said Act OF Assembly
Witness the Honorable Joseph P. ComegyS,
ESQUIRE at New Castle the twenty eighth
day OF May, A. d Eighteen Hundred and
Eighty.
CHAS. BEASTEN, Prothony.
The above is true copy of alias sum
monsr libel for divorce, No. 10, to November
Term, A. d 1887. JOHN PYLE. sheriff.
New Castle. July l7,h, A. D., 1889. SiS
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24
CASTLE COUNTY, s. s.

ANEW CASTLE COUNI1, .. D
N,)THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
SEAL. To THE SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE
I\ COUNTY. GRRETI No
Whereas, Mary Reid by her petition tn the
Judges of oar superior Court, MED in the OIL
tice OF the ProJhon0t1ry of said Coyrt, la and
tor the County of rev Castle, Tor the use OF
complaint therei@ al eyed has m lde appl:ca-
ton to our said .Iuh- es that decree may be
pronounced dis diving the marriage eHis INK
between the petitioner and her husbands 10 N
Reid, We therefore cOmman you, As you
have he retolore b en- commanded, that you
summon John Hsid 50 that he be and appear
before the said Judg OF eur said Colt al
the next term there,i to re held at view ,as
tie, on MoDdpy, the twenty second Gay 81 10
vember next to en-wer tn" all ga'i0Ls OF the
said petition. and also to show cause, II any
he has. why q decree OF the said Court should
not he ma a dissurving the marriage existing
betwe, him and tire said petitioner accord
ipp TO The Act of Assembly in such case made
and nrOyjied and also TO DO AMI receive
what the said Court Ia II then and there con
sider concerning him in this behrlt. as to the
court she'll seem mest and consistent with
the provisions y, the said Act Of Assembly.
Witness the HOnorah @ Joseph r. Comsg 8,
Esouir, at New Castle, the twenty eight
day OF May, A. d., Eighteen Hundled and
Eighty.
Issued June 18th, 1887.
CHAS BEASTEN, Proth0n'ry,
The above is a true copy o. alias sun.
mons" libel for Divorce, Ne. . TO Noyenbor
Tern. A. d, 1888 d.. J,yHN PYLE, Sheriff.
New Castle, August goth, A. D., 1880.
81, -3md 2tBw
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24
THE BABIES OF OUR BLOCK.
BY ONE OF THE BABIES.


The Delaware County Gazette contains the
following clever parody upon tho telegraph
operators employed In the block signal sys.
tenn, lately introdu ed by the Philad elph1a
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Uom-
pany:
If you want for recreation,
Or seek for nuns abode,
Ride over with ms socially
The Baltimore Railroad.
From Paschall to the Brandyvine,
You II tiad goodIy stock
OF merry operators called
The Babies on our Block.
There's the Morris and the WIls"n,
From New Jersey's sands AMI pines,
A-sitt!ng IN their cabins
A holding signal lines,
Chewing chez p toba co
Ard II Watching Of tho clock,
SUCH is ths employment of
The Babies on our Block.
CHoRus.-Littlc Ienz Deweese, a-holdlng up
tho reds
Cursing and swea Ing TIL tho train
has hsd;
Gin, sit down. little Lonzle, and
take aglas of book,
It's tho only kind that's drank by
The Babies on our Block.
In the day when biz is quiet
And the babies have chowed their mush
Some kid will ask McKinSey
For to send him battery brush.
They've been in every buslnoss,
From tramping to driving stock,
And now they We Jumped their wash-bills
To work on the now block.
There's tho Millers and the Palmers,
AS mashers they are bad,
Ensoonced within their towers
They adjust their liverp
Oh, give US each tower
For tho tramps arouGd US hOcf,
And Hates upon the engine frets
The Babies on cur Block.
CHORUS. Little frankie Swseten is filled
with m lch dismay,
Owing his tailor no signs for pay
day;
Oh, give him, little frankie, a
mortgage on your stock,
As done by the Babies working
Oh our Block.
Good morning, brother Blocks,
And how are you to dayP
Charles Allen OF the II
Is going to give me away;
In pulling up the banner
l was rather mucl behind.
But we'll all Join In together
And swear he's coler.blind.
There's the Cough and the Mask,
The handsome married men,
Longing Tor the happy day
WheE children they'll have ten.
Then it's look out for rear lights. boys,
Or half your pay they'll dock;
Remember there's no mercy shown
1s the Babies on Our Block.
CnoRus.-Oh. windy Brother Groves, pray d.
not talk 30 much,
Let up your Ginning in Pennsyl
Tania i,utch,
Don't faint our reputation, nov
solid 90 q rock,
And may the company be lenitn
10 the Babies on our Block.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24

NYOTICE.-NO1ICE Is AEREB Y
~ given that the partnership existing be
tween George W. Wells and Frederick L.
Fuckers, under the firm name of Wells &
Duckers, has been dissolved Ivy mutual con
sent. The real estate business will be con.
tinued by George W. Wells. Frederick T..
fuckers will carry on the stationery business
at the N W. cor. Of Fourth and King streets,
and respectfully invites tho public to give
him q call, GEORGE W. WELLS
8lst8t FREDERICK Il. DUCKERS.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24
The baroness Burdette.Coutts.

London society is still excited about
the Baroness Burdette-Coutts's we'd
ing. which was looked for three days
90 at the Savoy Chapel. An enormous
crowd assembled there, and was dis
nersed by the police, amid grosns fol
he Baroness, who would have been
nolted in true British fashion had she
aannsared. It is now thought that the
Tadding will not take placs, and that
tha Baroness viii yield to the advice
ehe receives.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24

The book is BOUN0 IN LAW SHEEP
FURNISHED MARBLE EDGES, LAC
ED BINDING, magnificent paper and
superb print, with seventeen hundred
synonyms, or explanations Of the sub
tie and true meanings and applications
of words, designed to assist the most
common or poorly educated" and
teach even the smost eminent" 1t
also has the laws of all the States in re-
ference to usury, legal interest, me-
chanics' liens, collection Of debts, &c.;
just enough law for every intelligent
man to know without making a study
of it. Internal revenue laws, postal
laws, foreign postage, money orders.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24
LOST.

pSr.-ON TUESDAY EvENING GO.
lug from Front and West streets to 222
.yah1 avenue, q gold round breast pin
nshleld In tho centre, with tho initials
w. On the shield, a gilt from dead
p H.. Return to 222 Maryland avenue and
p'e reward. 814.tt
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24
FIN An CHAL.
8 AND 9 PER CENT,

Sr rOss guaranteed. First mortgages on
nOvoh, larm and city properties. Inter.
IN pS ona semi-annually. Loans made on
b'e "4o-1nsrd OF the appraised value OF the
N inX;n,uo security absolute and ample. Fur.
'"'orinatlon and full particulars from
eaVt.,. HAYES CHANDLER,
M Ie TdI manager Of CHAS. p. BOLMAR
No. 3 West It'll street.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24

.pT "A POCKET BOOK CONTAIN.
1ns between Sl6 and $lS and number
2,'lps was lost this morning on Second
N Uss!ween orange and Lombard streets.
Inuer Will be suitably rewarded on re-
~ " 70 Michael IIolan, 1llS West Sd st..
r" JoHN DOLAN, Yorklyn, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24
SUMMER BOARDING..
" OLD RELIABLE ATLANTIC
CITY


OVVlS. FUR A HUUU DINNER,
dlng tea or coffee or desert, oysters,
n, lrled, PANIED and raw. Fried oys-
speciality. Baskets and valuables ta-
pare Of free Of charge.
!, LUNCH TABLES FREE.
liTlnstonlans visiting Atlantic City
Z 10 we'll to call on J, W. johnson, es
can leel assured of being treated we'll.
y accumulation for bathing at meder-
a'e'. 73-2m ]. W. JOHNSON. Prop.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24

\ hsyu hw Nv TIMOTHY OR MIXED
y, Trout ana tne load. inquir, at tho N. e
u orange streets. s.2.tI.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24

NAU NO MALL PERSONS ARE
" hereby forbidden to trust or harbor my
boy o ,arles West, as will pay no bllls othls
contr ,ctinx. CHARLES WEST,
TN.ltd.stwt Near Wooddale.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24

TEN sIx.RUoM HOUSES
I'M o., Spruce street between ns, w. YIN
|etn 1a IF IF r. 8, HiZAR, $751; TAI
hqure VI sl4.2wdf
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24
|rOR SALE.

= GOOD STEAM " :. HIS HIS.
~ - lar tuv.boac or manulac'efr.
|nent. hpPT 6-l2tf
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24

GOOD SECOND H AND
E. Ell new; Will be sold cheap;
|, aS SsarpOrn. &. DANRAfa,
~ o'Ai l1S e. 4th st., city.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24
NOTICES.

%YOTIUE.-ALL TRANSIENT ADVER
~ tisements to be inserted In the columns
Of the REPUBLICAN must invariably be paid
In advance or they will not be given any az
tentien. bAo-u
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24
RAYS SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

tlusvSsiI a 10 o. seii.Abuoe; Loss OF memory
BIS Of vfiLss,ss5ltude, Pain IN the Back, Dina
rany otbo WYE Premature Old Age, and
ICnsumnt,,.D Diseases that lead to Insanity OF
hrFl,SSi on and o Premature Grave,
h desire ! plftlcdlars in our pamphlet, which
DC Med,S%i,t end lree to svory enc. Tho Spe
er packaaas Is sold by al! druggists at 81
fnt fec * OF six packages for SS, or will be
ddressinS' msh on receipt Of the money by
ltchSn,cS,,' WAY a. MEDlC1NE CO., Nc. 0
A WIlmin,. BOOK, Detroit, Mich, kas.Sold
Pc and RsI on y z. JAMES BELT, Whole.
aStrests druggist, Cor. 9Th and Mar.
S22Jv ana oy Druggtsts everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24

A con else account or the ehtef
DeIt1eS, Heroes. ETC.. ia the Greek
and Roman Mythology.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24

SMALL BOILER; SUIT III
tE.-sm 2 Yacht or small business.
d Ste4iu 61oti
Bog st. -
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24

ANTED-A COOK AT NO. 1902 DEL
aware Avenue; reference required.
822t2t
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24

oNG GOOD HORSE AND ,
pE,Io ,,aod workers ; sold for want
D0'I Apply A X; TATH ) AZ Front
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24

CrNT-4o4 AND 400 W. THlR:
" hS =, bot and cold water: gas, &C.;
,o M low JOHN GREEN
,anch. or lOl5 Washington st. S7'iz
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24
WANTED.

ELECTROMAGNETIC OR
hant board. sos Shipley st. e24tlm
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24
BOAR DIN g.

ARD s,s MARKET STREET
Large and desirable rooms to let wit h
10 q pleasant location; also day boar d.
d.lmd
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24

..,I,rE sALE.-A FARM OF
\ y % acres 6 in good condition 90 on
Y crack W adj intns Pocopson S ! q
|ne cr = L Chester county, penna.
I've Address AGENT: :,
yS;Oc,psoa Station. W. n N. H. H.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24

ANrED. A GOOD COOK AND
chambermaid. White preferred. hp'
y King street. ozt'f
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24


NERVOUS SPGcTtAT
W
entirely eradicate the
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24
FOR RENE.

/ NT a LARGE ROOM Ar THE
4 sor. 9th and Orange sts. Apply
'''' A. 4. SCOTT, 4O6 L. Atm g.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24

|ARDING THREE GENTLEMEN
ban be Accommodated with board In .
b family. los West Ut. b-l9i
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24

The flags and coats Of Arms of all Ma
tons, and of the United States, In
bestiful Chrome Autographs, supsrbly
executed containing principles OF pro-
nunciation, rules for spelling, prefxes,
sufixes, etc., etc.
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ident to decide as between them. In such case
evidently congress must interfere, for the con-
stitutlon gives the vice.prcsldent no power ana
1t would be criminal for him to exercise power
with which he is not clearly entrusted. The
other articles are canadian Sharp Practice"
referring to the fisheries dispute; "Shylock,"
and Joseph Donnie, with Book Reviews, &c.
THE DIAL. Jansen, McClurg Il Co., Chicago }
The Dial is n very neat little monthly pu0llca'
ton brought out lately by the large Chicago
book firm just named, and is designed to be Il
monthly index of current literature. To per-
sons interested in the current work OF bookl max
ing and ANXIOUS to eliminate the valuable from
the trash with the least possible labor the MAT
will be found a pleasant and convenient assist
ant
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-09-18
CLASS ll-POULTRY.

The poultry show wss very slim, many lots be
Ing entirely unrcprcsentcd. The premiums Civ
en- are as follows:
Aoatcg. Light Brahma chicks-Daisy and Julia Cole
man LIST.
Dark Brahma fowls-D Mills LIST.
Same chcks-shmr.
hun Cochin fOwls-S Reynolds list; chicks same
Partridge Cochin fOws-Edgar Dyer LIST. chicks same
W Reynolds I'd.
White Cochin lowls-Frank Smith list; cAlcks-same Isl
and I'd.
BLACK Cochin chicks-Wm Watson list.
DOrktHg, tc.-Plymouth Rock fowls-Frcd Ha,hcwal
list; chicks-salnc lst Morris Hathaway ID.
PoINh.G1ld Spanglcd fowlsD Lawrence LIST; chicks
same
White Crested Black fowls and Chcks-same
Gdme.-Black Breasted Red toNls-S W REYNOLDS ist
chicks same.
RUmpiess. Fowls. Levi Tucker LIST; chicks same
Pea FO,ciN.-Pair Pea chicks John rckens LIST.
GuuedS-COnmOn fowls, same; chicks same.
Turkeys. Bronze fowls, Thos Bragg LIST; chicks. John
Howe lst. Thos Bragg I'd.
Black chicks John Howe LIST.
DHcl,-Pekin John Pickens LIST.
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CLASS D-SwINE,

In swine there WAS II fair number of entries,
chiefly, however, in Poand-Chinas and Chester
Whites. The chief exhibitors were 8. II. Dim.
sted, William Whcetlsnd, John Is. Howe and
Robert Ball.
chester WhiteSS II Olmsead, the only exhibitor was
given LIST and ID for boar under months old LIST for SOW
mos old, lat and I'd for under mos old
Poland China, boar yr OdWm Wheetland lst John
II Howe ID
Boar mos old-IIowe LIST; Whectland I'd.
Boar under 6mos-Whcetland Isl: Howe "a.
Sow yr Old-sane.
SOW mos Od-llowe lst Whectland ID.
Sow undcr mos old-Whcetand LIST Howe ID.
SOW with litter Of her own sucking pigs Wheetsnd list
ESssr.NObt Ball making all the ENTREES took all the
premiums, being given LIST for Boar old list and "a for
Boar under mos, same for Sow yr old same for sow
under mos.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-09-18
PERIODICALS.

The Penn MONTHLY. penn Monthly Compa.
ny, Philadelphia S3 a year, Besides the usual
admirable running editorial commentary on cur.
rent topics under the head of "The Month";" the
September Penn Monthly contains six formal pa.
pers. "The Kalevalal" is an account Of the
great epic poem or national song Of Finland,
with translations Of many of its most attractive
passages. emusic Talk" is a plea for natural
music aga inst the overstraincd technical refine
ments into which the art is running. In "Coun-
ting the Electoral Vote Mr.. Lloyd ID. Simpson
constructs al elaborate argument in favor Of the
omnipotence Of the vice president in deciding
upon the validity Of and opening and counting
the electoral votes for president and vce-presi-
dent OF the United States. Doubtless the ordi.
nary reading Of the constitution makes 1t the
duty Of the vice-president TO 'open and count
the vote, but on the evident assumption that all
disputes In regard 10 the electoral vote OF any
state have been settled In the state before the re.
turn is transmitted TO the vice-presdent. But
when two returns from state have been trans.
mitted, each equally regular on its face, there is
constitutional authorization Of the Vice pres.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-09-18

CLASS B-llORsEs
The general display Of horses was good, though
not what it should have been. The roadster class
was most largely represented, and was very fair
index Of the quality OF this class of animals in the
county.
In Thoroughbreds, W. }. Nicely was given the
first and only premium on brood Mares five yrs
old and over. He also took the sweepstakes
premium.
Roqd,e,s.sa!lon yr1 Old and over IN harness, Law
renc"s "Comperr" lst W y llamms King Mnnbrino' 81
same yr4 old and under s. In harness, Hooks "Cy
clone" LIST; j WclCh- "Austerlitl "a.
Same yrs old. under t. in harness, Samuel DIcktman
Same yrs old, John d vrtte list
Same yr old to halter, Clark Fogc, "ViciOr" ls; Il
same sucking Wesley Rcedy "rootscy," LIST; Law
irood'gare yrs old to halter, crrIcs d Lawrence,
sam" yts old. TWO WOOD Pam vSaock" also Cd
ty yrs 2a R@ya Miner Fanny st Moore 3D.
same under yr 7cntrcs, Lawrence, Young Nelly
Sweepstakes stallion, A J Hook Paris, Ky.
Ag,icuiturdl Horses.-Ths IL class Introduced by
the Society this year. There were entries. Premiums
Mare years Old, Jerry shcalan Ist WIN Smith 3D.
Fy yrs old, u Lawrence.
Mare colt, Allen Moss
Natire L1afb.-Also new class. Premiums m follows.
stallion Yrs old b q Babcock let, II schumbohn I'd.
stallion 3 yrs old Jas Follett l.t; schlumhohn %.
Stallion colt yr old, Jerry Shcalan lst; A Moss ID.
Stare yrs old, Allen Moss lst WIN Smith I'd.
Mare yrs Old, Henry schqmbonn LIST Thos Bragg I'd.
Mare yrs old. Jas Foett lst Ba2llc Scssler 2d.
FLY yrs old Dunaway lst JAS Folett I'd.
Filly yr old. Allen Moss Isl; VIM Smith I'd
Mare colt, Smith LIST, Follett "a.
span draft horses shown to wagon, Thos Bragg.
Engiish Drdfts.-staon 3 yrs old Jas FoIlet
Stallion colt. Abner Strawn
Mare yrs old, Abner Strawn LIST and I'd.
Swecpstakcs-Stalon james fOllett
Same, mare, Allen Moss.
Sdddie Horses. BEST horse l. Shaw ist; l. Hess ID
Cdt11d0e HOrses.-Tcam, family, ID Lawrence first; l.
Shaw ID
Family horse, ID Strickland
cents Drirers.-raIr to pole, j Hayes, KIT" and
Boone"
Single horse oentrIes-sol Dcgcn list; jim RecdY 2d.
JdckS..-Jack yrs old, q IabCock.
Jcmne yrs old, same.
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CLASS u-DhRY, &c.

Buter. Mrs Mary Tucker.
Wheat bread hop yeast Mary Tryon list Mrs LIBBY 2d
Same, milk risinl, Ruth Burch
Rusks, Mary GpUn.
Fruit cake, Mrs l'hipps.
Snow cake, Eena Gentleman list; Mrs $ II Olnsted ID
Silver cake Mrs Omsted.
Gold cake. same I'd.
Crab apple Jelly Mrs Hathaway lst Mrs Craig Moore ID
Plum Jelly. same LIST; kena Gentleman 2d.
Ounce Jelly, irna Gentleman list, Mrs Omsted I'd.
Apple Jelly, Rcua Gentleman LIST; Mrs nathevay I'd
Currant Jelly, Mrs Hathaway LIST: Rtna Gentleman "a.
Grape Jelly. Mrs Hathaway LIST; Mrs Craig Moore ID
Peach jelly, Rrna Gentleman LIST. Mrs Craig Moore I'll
Blackberry Jelly Mrs Hathaway list Rena Gentleman I'd
Strawberry Jelly Rena Seuteman lst Mrs hathaway 2d
Gouseb.rry Jelly, Mrs Hathaway LIST; Mrs Olmsted "a.
Cherry Jelly, Mrs hathaway.
Siberian crab Jelly, Mrs \ LoNman 81. Also favorable
mention for pie plant and raspberry iellies
Canned FrUit.-Peaches, Eva Hoffman list; Mrs Hath
eway I'd.
Pears, Mrs Hathaway list; Eva Hoffman %.
Plums, Eva Holman.
Cherries. Mrs X 81 aver LIST: Mrs Hathaway I'd
Currants Eva Hoffman,
tioOscherrieS, same.
Grapes. Mrs Hathaway list; Anna Lewis "a
Tomatoes Anna Lewis.
Blackbcrrics. Cora I'ckcns LIST; Eva Hoffman III.
Presered Frtnts-Crabs, Mrs Hathaway LIST; Rena Gen
tlenan ID.
Apples, Rena Gentleman.
Quinccs, Mrs Olmsted.
Pears. Mrs bronson LIST; Mrs Hathaway I'd.
Cherries. RcnA Gentleman.
Tomatoes same.
Watermelon. same LIST; Mrs Hathaway ID.
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CLASS Mine ARTS.

This department, while not filled to that cI
tent we have seen for few years past, presented
some very beautiful work, Misses Emily Jekyll
Lille Bull, Mettic Wood, and Mr.. p. Shaver be
ing the chief exhibitors Premiums as follows;
Painting on silk Mrttc Wood LIST; Emily Jeky2d.
Painting on Chua-Iiliie Bun LIST; Ncttie wood ID.
Landscape In oil painted since last farMr Shaver,
Rutland LIST: Mettr Wood ID
Animal painting Mrttic WOsd both.
Panel paintng-Samc.
Collection Of oil painGngs-samc; My kneuSsl p.
Wood cut Ed Cameron.
Portrait In CrayOn- Mr. = Shaver.
Crayuu drawing four Emily Jckyli LIST; i Shaver ID
Pencil drawlHg-Shaycr LIST: Ed Cameron ID.
Same by boy under 10 years 0ld-Wm smith.
Collection pencil drawings Ed Cameron
COlOred wax wOrk-Mrs j l. Hamallc.
Shell work-Cura Pickcns Isl; Anna Lewis 2d.
Spice seed and rustic WOrk-Mrs W Bronson.
Hair iewelry-Mrs Cyrus PoOl.
Charm string May Waterman list; Louie Wood ID.