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RULES AND REGULATIONS.
TERMS OF ADMISSION.

All ticket. will admit person age will be sold
Children under free All vehicles NJ
Saddle horses ten cents
RULES AND REGULATIONS
All entries must be day,
o'clock the second day This ue will be dy
nforced.
competed for must be paid on all articles
tered for exhibition
All cse. .e confined the county
the Fair
premiums the class until thereafter but
for sweepstakes
shall exceptn sweepstakes
and Of pair or herd.
awarding premium cards articles named
n
deemed worthy the judges will
fase award
the bona fde
though awarded
the judges
award unsOund animals unless
they are ful thu the of accident
and
hits the grounds all who de-
-rsit
dollar per day. of risidy enforced.
will be required be the ground until
special leave granted by the President:
violation rule foreits the premium.
la No gambling betting grounds driving riding
htching horses inside the ring prohibited
l3 When director doubts whether the exhibitor the OF
property exhibition shall exhibit
affidavit with the himself herself edtabl wit
Director that he she the of the
thoroughbred animals division
making the award Of and the committee will
urn With their report to the Secretary.
precauton accidents
will Dotbe . responsible for that
bias the judgment Awarding
mi.es by competition
riding driving animals the competing for PREMIUMS the well
governing
Fould will insure forfeit ofa premium.
under circumstance will be allowed exhibit his
on,ry bookt to the Awarding Committee
will
members in charge Immediately o arrival.
be with tho
Il Exhibitors double fed
together
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ARTICLE V

ARTICLE "
shall vested Board directors which
hereinafter provided who shall
by ballot the stated meeting in November and
the of three majority of all cast shall
failure elect the Ore
hold election be bad which shall be
provided this article have the
the number of directors to fifteen they see so do
election
practicable elect from their number President
Society for the ofthree
inability he they be
m.jory expdt board
secretary members of the board but who of
and on being duly qualified shall become members thereof
appoint who ihl also
whose shall be nd audit accounts against the
the financial condition of the Society the board
every year be called dThey shall also
and Treasurer and hrve
'"' 'A'S '''p'' ARTICLE VIII.
The directors
in November in each and every year
directors sh have the power and shall make code of By
for governing body and the Society lassaid
tain nothing with
~ ARTICLE Y
The present preside
Directors special upon
reques. of either He Society
upon the official documents
" ' ARTICLE XII
The shall absence of the President
ings Society and otherwise all the
Hesha also sign Ill diplomas granted by the Society.
ARTICLE XII.
The Secretary shall receive the Treasurer
taking shall proceedings
shall also make annual of the
Board Society
He shall also
the Board approved certified by
and have been his
!
hands
the duly
nr in He
Give bond for performance his
rque-amounting not being less than 81 ,OO0
! ARTICLE XIV.
Any person member this Society
ura Societies generally membership shall
land profit OF Society.
i ARTICLE XIV.
Five members of h Bodsh constitute
nv change
majority vote
ithereinte to do
Although the
in any infringe upon sockhod who
ARTICLE XVIII.
and remain in full force after
such election provided
tins and being duly Secretary
spned by the present "Board of directors
=
ALI regulating heretofore adopted by former Boards
Society hereby repealed
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ClaSsi ihcation.


THoR HoRsEs
HoRsE GENERA
JACKS MULES
TRAN ToRsEs KEs ON
THoRo CATTLE
SWEEPSTAKES CATTLE
THOROUGH
FINE
THoRoreHBREp SWINE
on SWINE.
MANUFACTURES, SEWING MACHINES,
POLICE
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ENTRY BOOK 8.
JACKS AND MULES.

6
best PAIR OF mules any age and Depart,nenf. 80 -
CATTLE.
ENTRY BOOK
years ~
Best two year old bull "
year .
Best two year old heifer~ ~ ". ."
old hfer
of
Best herd of FIVE cattle
Best three year old bul "- .
Bes. two year old bull bull,
Bes. years md over...... $500. .... ..
old hefer
old
Best oxen four years old and over to be showed with yoke
Best yoke of three year old oxen -
Best yoke of two year old
Best yoke of yearng steers
ENTRY BOOK TO-
Best herd of bull and four hefsr all be breed
ando owned andbr exclusively by The .-.. 10
Best bull be exhibited with five of his calves
Be. bull any age or class ...... -. ... - - - 5
Best cow of any age or class o
breed and three of her calves.
:;rd Department.
SHEEP.
ENTRY BOOK II.
rHoRoueHbRsps bs EDS FINE WOOL
Best buck two years oda andove
Best buck old and over
pair year old and
Best pen of five lambs
Bes. buck two years dandove 49,. w - ?
Best buck old and ."--.."."...
Best pair of ewes two years and ... - 3
of old and
f~ ENTRY BOOK r.
B-1 aa1m munn Sheep
Best buck years old and ....
Best buck one year old
Bes. pen year .... 4
Best pen of Eve iambs".".
- - sv1Hs14.Kss Hs1nx sSeE se saHzr Il "
any
Bes. pen of
Best Of sheep any 7
4th Department.
SWINE
Best boar one year old over- . w
pig 6monthan
old and
Best SOW pig eandu
six months old
Best litter of not less than pigs six m nh old da"~..
Best boar one year old and over ... w . 49,. . w .... 2
Best pig
under six months old
Largest hog
and six pigs six
| SWEEPSTAKES
ENTRY BOOK 15
boaran
SOY -.- .
months old
9th Department.
POULTRY;
ENTRY BOOK
Best pard @ @.
~ w ~ -
espairb ~- ~-
Best :pair white cochn 81
~- ~-
Best brown l'ghon 81
Best ymonh ~ 81
display Of chickens
| Best pair fowls ~ .,.. 81
" Best psands w r:
. Best pair Of hamburg Fg 81
| bolton
I Best of dominiqaes- -: ..: 81
Ducks
| - ~% ~%
- ~ - "
| | @ @.
Lag exhibition Of pigeons "
birds
9th gartnseat.
MANUFACTURER
ENTRY BOOK H.
in exhibited by In best dis
play, frst sidsrsto
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Premium List and Regulations

Premium List and Regulations
2nd Annual Northern Perry County Fair,
SOCIETY GROUNDS. NEAR SOMERSET, OHIOs
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY And FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 2 And g. 1881
TocrrurR WITH THE CONSTITUTION, BYLAWS ANNUAL
SECRETARY r
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Ist Department.
HORSES AND MULES.
ENTRY BOOK

'''A' 0'''> lssp 2na
years old and S.
years old
years
Best stallion year old and over
Best mare four years old and over .
years old and
old and
Best mare and over
sucking breed
''''"S ENTRY BOOK 2
Best stallion four years old ......
old and
old and 2
four old and
years old and
Best tmaretw twoy years old and er".. ~
Best
Bstg gedng years old and
Best gedng three old and over
gelding years old and
BEST sS'''s one year ENTRY BOOK 3
Best stallion four years old
sallo years old and over
Best stallion old and ?
m years old and
years
old and 3
gelding years and
sedng old and
gedng old and
Best sS'''S one year anu ENTRY BOOK
To be style endurance and acti
rather speed for short distance
Best stallion four old and " u
years
Best four old and - 80.
Best old and
Best geldng years old and
geldns old and
gelding old and
5.
SADDLE HORSES
Unjust be owned by exhiblor)
of fmatche
ENTRY BOOK
mile heas3b n
Running, mile heats best .."...""
Pacing mile heats 8 best in ...
FopF Entris, 3 togo n, uo,,-
stallion Eve 80.
mare and
COLT.
.~ ~ ~
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Best ehrochet shawl
Best knit shawl
Best carriage afghan
Best infant afghan

Best ehrochet shawl
D. Der. kh M sna"a m t,
Rest infant sfohen
Best samnla of tatt;nv Of two wards
Best eacque
Best pair OF amps mats
Best embroidered otterman cover
Best embroidered table
Best embroidered chair seat and back
Best embroidered picture
Best skirt embroidered
Best skirt embroidered in linen
Best collar embroidered in
Best collar embroidered in linen
Best drawers embroidered in linen
Best handkerchief embroidered in
Best hankerchief embroidered in linen
Best embroidered pin cushion
Dss' gen's emo,0'oefeo Shippers
F., F., F., s:: = pair. .; Fl, pillow 'A'"'
Rs., ds.ed,dou
~, w.,oh o..a
Best card receiver
Re-, hair hx.;a
Rs., c,ss Of fancy article,
Best embroidered apron
Bs B infants e@o,0lasr1a en- s;,a snh,Sslas sseaos
nes' variety Oh SIX eu.sa r.
| Res. variety Of linen embroiderea
Bs.. and creates. sD,s1i variety ,. Of embroidered
Best display of dry goods
| po., s;.n,av If swerv
pss. pss. s;.1 sspm; .n . '''
De'' s''' sun
Best specimen Of oil painting
Best specimen Of er.yon drawing
Best s:., .s:'' :s:'f, work of fair grounds
| Rest water color painting
Best
Bes, specimen of hair work
D., 1nd.r ;nk nbotogrnb
Best penc Drawing
Best sample knit lace yards
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9th D ga?'ts'seat.


! MANUFACTURES, SEWING
| ENTRY BOOK II.
All plants in exhibited n dis
play first consideration, quality, second, quantity
..-. ~
. ... ...
|
| ."..: . ."" .
Y.. :
display varegasd leaved plants.
nng climbing
| Best single specimen """."
Best single specimen fqehsas .. ....""
...: -
| single
Best single specimen bgona -
specimen climbing vine. ...
.. " ". w "
Best hanging basket growing plants .. 90
foral Of living plants
Flowers Huaiet uibo
Best
EMBROIDERY FANCY ARTICLES
ENTRY BOOK
lartcle sin be exhibitor
embroidery card board
Res pair chair hdies
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Mail. Southwark. connects at Charlottesville
with Ches. s. Ohio K. T., East sn3 West. At
Ly nch burg, connects with Norfolk & West.
ern 4: H.. through Southwest Virginia to
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis Little Rock
and Te1ss-snd ST Dsnville with Richmond &
Dsnvil!e K. r., to South end Southwest.
Express Southwark connects at Charicttee-
Wills all points on Ches. Ohio K. g., and
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave Al.
exnndria daily, except Sunday. S 0u q. m. and
II IS d. d., and returning arrive at Alexandra
II 40 p.m end 20 p. ~:
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
10 =. N. aud Alexandria 7 55 a. NJ, daily
except Sunday, arrive ct Strssbprg st Il Is pm.
connecting with the Vslloy Eosd East snd
Vest. Lesve Strssburs 81 p. ~. arriving at
t sI9gn T Fl !" .? + FOR MANASSAS DIV
ISlON Leaves Alozandris daily, excep! san
day, 81 GO '. IL, nrriviag st Strss6GTg at t o2
?. M, and returning leaves S!rsshurS ~ 8 70
8. m, arriving in Alcxandris At &c p. ~.
FOR Middlebu-g, daily connection ct tlains
station.
For Upps.ville, regular connection at Dels-
'l For WARRINGTON, leave Washington :,
u q. =. daily and Ii C5 q. N. daily, except
Sunday.
Paesc1 gers can leave Warrentoa ut % SIN
and tske mixed TAIN OF Junction and reach
Alexandria at II 10 = n, in time to make; A, q
r. train at ~ 50 u for Washington, Baltimore
and New York.
AL trains make good connections, s: Wssh-
iDgton, to and from 4 ORTIZ and West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington St
I 10 :. m. running through without change,
Fas. trsin wi h Marks Adjustable Reclining
Chair Car attached runs through t. Wh!o :ul-
phur Springs without change aGd from White
Sulphur TO Bsltm IRE without change This Is
ID fastest train between these po;nts
Pullman Sleeping Cars be.Wea:! Washington
End Augusta Is, WithQu. change, Oh III Is
.. no. tc.iu.
Tcruug l. tickets very lew 70 the South and
| Sou, nYoss.
MERCER SLhUGETER, g. T. a.
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DRUGg, CHEEECAEs, DO.
Perry. Ga April ID 1879.

Perry, Ga April ID 1879
l have watched the USE OF the medicine now
known Is "awif.s Syuhiiiiiic Specific" over fifty
years, ard have never heard Of s failure to cure
when properly taken. c,m enced the use of
it on my slaves between 1850 and 1855 as also
case that csre within my knowied &c it effected c
cure. IN 1888 Geo Walker. bought ct auction
q SiCre not warranted After me pnrcrase it
wss discovered that be had had Syphilis for
twelve years. His head was without g hair on
it. He frosted him with this remedy, and in
four weeks he wss sonnd and well, End in short
time had Sc fine n hesd of hair IS WAS ever
owned By Q negro. He oTred this slave many
years, and he never had sny return Of the dis.
ease, por lost e days work.
TEE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro.
prietors, Atlanta, Gs.
Sold by Z. 5. Lesdbe,tar & Bro.
CsIi for & copy Of ~ Dung Mems Friend"
sow'D. 9. LEADBEATre. TICS. LEADDSATER
E. s. Leadbeater { BTo.,
Kos. 6 and s. Fsi,ts1 S..
Established E5aS.
Deslers IL
PURE DRUGS End MEUIUJNES, CHEMI.
GALS. PAINTS, OILS, PRCFRIETk-
BY MEDICINES, GARDEN SEEDS,
SP1CES, AGRICULTURAL.
CHEMICALS FINETCI-
LET GOODS, &C., &c.
Fro1rieto:s OF Anodyna Pcctorkl, Luhricati1;
Linimen:, Essence Jamsics Ginger snd Cougf
syrup, and Agents for Ayers Medicines, Aver
Ills Chemical Paints sc.
Every sfar: will DO nsGs TO ms;rsin the 5igt
reputation Of our Old es.sbi;ah mGrt. mT3
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Alexaudyia QSxzette
FRIDAY EVENING. AUGUST IL.


Last eVeo!3g tie particulars we're learatd c!
a aistressitg occu:raro. 1T Euclid. There lives
wittio The limits Of The town ramed u middle
aged farmer tanned Henry Goo&piowor, who,
although hoasst. is cot add c:e3 to the careful
ob5erva!i0n Of thc ti2!icI III icct,oD TO kocp
holy the Setb4'h. which Is inaic2.iye OF 6 pious
man. o. 5au53g; NJ. sri Ms. Good p!oTcT
ATTENDED tie clrcu', aD1 the lady remarked
With ceII1as Of admiration ADD s2t00lshyIcut
the coctOtUJ1s Il tie laCla rubber usT @hC
placed his !2ot On the cac.; OF Ms uRa neck WITH
msntcs: ease and gi0cN. The ci:cu3 eo1ej,
and thH Euclid decxall0c r2turosn 10 their
bom:. Mrs. D. deeply thoughtful. I esteIGay
the former, @ho. IS gta!id 1DJve, IS DOT 9 N III
Der OF sDy rt!igoos dcnolGioa,iOu. accompanied
by b!s hired man. beto,k lin saf 20 the ostfeld
to mike Up for lost tine. A!ttr the neu had
departed Ms. GooapIoncr cat down CO the
toor to carry 0ui PLAZA witch she had been
turning over 10 her Eicd. she ia Of very
cm1latiyo natpre, AID tho moro she thought
OF the india rabbor zap, the morc she bcc,uc
fixed in tho bsIicF that shu cou;d di.c)uU.
some CT hls efforts. The frs: feet attempted
Hhs putting her feet back OF her peck. Tho
right foot wss adjusted 9ih c,cunstau.ia
ease All attempts 10 get tho other one up failed
os'ei ~ uLN Oiai IhiIy' many CuEC'uIl.!S IuSt
the day wss not 2 good ono for playing circus,
Ars. G; tried to get her right foot 1o9n, but
was unable - Go &C. Finally realizing her dos
perste condition Mr5. GooGplowers efforts were
little less thEn euperEutnau, bat they Wero no
good; tae foot would not down, and q. length
she unfortunate women gsgo over her fruitiess
eIertions. In the meantime the cheerful hus
osnd and hired Iasn waro breaking his Sabbath
and making The cat f,li ICoE sick. all the
morning they tOilei, sld aa noon camo on they
looked sn1!ously and erpectshtiy toward tine
hou3e, bat NJ Signs tbs. dinner WAS ready were
received. at last the shadows and yea.ning
stomachs Convinced the roapers that dinner time
was long pss.. Tho fGrmsr led tho wsy to the
house, sid on entering tho door bis startled ssz,
Tell on The torrl OF the wiio Of his bosom co!ed
up On the floor like section OF hose the fi.o CO.
and the dishes unwashe1. The Mortified man a,
trstthouGL. Ii IVES So attack Of green cucum-
bers, but On alton sing 70 raise his helpmeGt
discovered the d!lhcul.y. The k..ots were ua.
Strengthened oat. She Will resolve herself into
circus 10 n )re.- Cleveland Leader.
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FOE H&W gSsRk.
STEAMERS z. G. EsrgGE 5E.sJTD .5yY5
GSR!SCIY
EVERY FRIDAY, st y H.; and returning
loave New York, from pier IL, Eas. riysr. nV.
Ely SATURDAY, al O'Clock p Il.
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10 TO MC3URNET' 5 AID buy yourself sone
OF those h1e AtXAadrls made BRooMs.
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CoRsETs CoRsETs FRESH supply lust rec
ce!Ved ut auglO lW |. EICuBEEG's.
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egg ASK you- drngeist or c,py Of Young
Mems FrIcad" and read Il!
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Steamers CT s5ia i:as sill run es lollows:
EsssS NcsssSasyES

Sso&naEs CT s5ia i:.ia rSill run es follows:
ESE NesssEaXG,
Connecting with Merchants and Miners Lima
1cc Eos.o1, Steamer
ESB 4 GP rSs E.aEE
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, ind
FRIDAY, n: 6 co O clock o. l.; returning, lengo
Norfolk Oh <oIaate days S: 400 y. N.
This atauCch iron steamer hss inst been psin:.
81 throughout. stat2ToomG newly furnished aEd
Garpet2d, sad is tho haaGsoEest ss well ss tho
sstest bos: or the Potomac river and Chesapeake
bgy, and is tha only steamer making close con-
nactcn with the Roy York and Boston steam
e:s; slso connects With Richmond steamers and
railroad !'ncs SO2.h. Stops at PINEY POINT
su3 POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Beginning HAY Isl, 1851, excursion tickets,
good for Sven days, viii be issued az follows :
FirstcIpss round trip TO Fl. Monroe snd Norfolk
" U! INST class faIo TO Fortress Monroe and
Hcrto.k -; eecont class each way ST 50; frCl
class fare to Piney Point and Pcins Look out
81 50; FIRST class round trip 10 Piaay Point aud
Point Lookout 81 VI; second class each way I5c
Ststerooms 81; meals T5c.
E1E, E&N EEESk.
STEAMERS z. e. EsrEG EFT .sJJD .5DY5
GS2SCIY
EVRnY FRIDAY, at12m.; and returning
loave Sew York, from nicr IL, Eas. rTsr, EY.
Ely SATUHDAE =, at O'Clock p Ia.
The steameca of thia company mako cocoec-
tons 81 8 oTto!k for Boston and all coi1ts Eaet
At Nav York with all penis West and North.
psest, &ad ct Ela-andra with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through EaLes gwen snd ireigc. handled care
iul!5 and promptly. Foe lurlher iniorma..ou
sppiy 10 r. =. E&ED, Agent,
WIN. TIoMpSON, President,
ia.t street,
sep El-tt Washington, u G.
.,<=Ezas CLYD&'S STEAM LINE WEEK
ssssssssSss ~ TO
PHILADELPHIA, EALL RIVER, pROyI.
NENCG AID BOSTON.
SSsaIlecs le&Ve 2leIsIGcia EVERY TrTyS.
Dc: E1d leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-.
URDAY.
This line connects 81 Alexandra With ths n
4. & N. and " s. .. +. Rs, sn1 ct PbiIs1oi:
phia with Clydes regu!sr Steamships for Fsll
Riyer, Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with prom ptc ess sad csra
free of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Pailsdolphis, and
wharfage IN Boston. Quick time. F-euus0t
departures, Through rates and through 5iIle
ofladNS given. Insurance al Ii 9 lowest rstos.
ARaCts:
=. a. REED, Alexandria.
WM. ? CLYDE q co, Fhlladslobis.
JOHNSON j. CO.. Wssh, 3 Goorgrn
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III ASHINGTON 6 OHIO kAILxOap

w AsHlNGToN 6 OHIO KAILAOAp
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
TWO TRAINS DAILY (HXUEPT SIN.
DAY. BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
Nd ROUND Hill,
Beginning May 8. 1881.
Leave Washington. al 20 3. %. snd 20 o.
m. and Alexandra st 925 a. N. AIS ., n.
fasS Lees5urg. going westward, AZ II 80 8. III.
and = ~ p. M and arrive al Round Hi 81
IL 10 y. IN. and I 20 D. IL. Leave Round Hill
at 30 E. n. and II 80 pm. Pass Leesburg, 20
ing eastward, OF 0G g m. and 70 .. M, and
arrive u! Alexandria e. 8 IS =. "a, and 5 Is
p, NJ, and o! Washington 825 o. n. ard
Is p. m.
S@ Passengers from Washington will lake
the Washington and Ohio cars at Too Baltimore
j. Potomac Railroad station at9 20 a. m. ana d 20
p. m, and 20 through TO RounC Hill wi!hou,
chaEge Of GAIA.
The 925 anu. train from alexandria andl2.20
9: n. train from Round Hill coanec. at hound
Hill with Mccoy s. WiQginton's Daily Line of
Coaches for SnickersviIs, Berryville and Win.
chester; also Reamer's Line of Coaches, which
leave Leesourg daily for Aldo and Middle.
burg.
Both trains, westward, make close conoectiozz.
st Vienna, with Sissons Line of Stages fer Fsj!.
fax Cour: House.
tickets, 81 ota Deg ,azle
Annual Stckesa, $50.
L q. HAVENER,
ny W General Ticket gent
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LOTTERIES.
S5th 80
Popular Monthly Drawing of the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.
in the city OF Louisville. on

in the city OF Louisville. on
WKDNEOAY, AUGUST 81. 1881
These drawings occur monthly (Sundsy5 OK.
cepted) under provisions of al Act Of the Cen
ersl Assembly of Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court On March 81
rendered the following decisions
fst-Thst the G0innOnw eeEth Dis.
fributi0u Company is legal.
Edits drawings are lair.
The Company has how on hand large reserys
fund. Reed carefully the list of prizes for the
AUGUST DRAWING.
| prize..... $4,000 100 prizes SlQO esch $40 Coz
prize... 1900 2GQ prizes 30 each l0CGO
prize... ECU GOO prizes % each l2GOO
1905 prizes 10 esch lDO00
10 prizes 81, Geo eseh SlC,CU
D prizes ECO each 10000
prizes goo esch, Approx. prizes. ...S2, 5G9
prizes go each, ....... |, 800
9prizes 100 each " .... 900
1860 prizes. Sll2,4la
Whole tickets 81; hall ticketa ST. q tickets
$50; IS tickets SlCN..
Remit Money or Bank Drsh in Letter or send
by Express. DON + SEND By RkGISTER-
ED LITTER OR POSTUFFICR ORDER
Orders of SIS and upward, by Express, csn be
son. ct Cur expense. Address sill orders to E.
u. EOAEsEsiiAE, Courier. Journal Build
ng. LOuisviiie, ky.. or 20o Broadway, NY.
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1851 GREAT 0Sl

1851 GREAT 1Sl
70 ruh s aSETH XAsf y ~ EST
STEEL Rails, sPLkNDiD SC.NEG;
MAGNIFICENT GQU4PMENI.
May 10th, 1881.
TiMORE 8 pCT0MAO RAILROAD, cor
ner of Sixth and 5 ssI aets, rs follows:
For Philsdelph ID, New York snd the East S snd
~ 30 IN. daily, except Sunday, and 20, 1000
snd 10 is Pm daily, with Palace C;rs. into-
stad G.pcass OF Pullman iarlor Cars $50 q.
SIN. daily, srcep. SundsJ. For Philadelphia
and III 81 q. u, daily, except Sunday, and
W, ~, 10 ana ~ ID Q. IL. dsi!y.
For PittsSurg aad the West SO j. r., with
farloT car TO p.ttsbu.g snd Sleeping car to
Plttsbur2 and Ehlceao 1879 5. r.. daily
$40 ?. ~. rsi y, with casco Ger 10 Chicago.
For CSnaada;Sus and the NORTH, s " e. d.
except Sunday and 9.3U ,. Il. isily, except
Saturday, With Palace Car l. CansndGigue.
For @stki1s, 1890 a. m daily except Sum
day.
For Baltimore, 40, 6.CO, $50 snd 1880 2. IL;
zoo, 90 40, SAC. $40, III 70 s1d iUl5 D. n.
On Sunday, 500 and l03U Az. 10 ). ~, 2.Yu,
~ % ald l0l0 p. ii.
FOR ropes Creek Limo, s ID a. e. srd 40 .. N.
daily, except Sunday.
Sor Annapolis, + ~ 3. Il. aud 440 D. H. daily
except sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For AieIandrla 100, -, go and Ii 30 q.
NJ, and ~, 5, 6 ~. 6 and II 80 p. III. Sun
day at OO, N..a and IL 50 .. m. and 8 y. m.
irGlns leave Alexandria for Washington, 800
$40. and 10 b. Ia, and II 30, 3, s, I, go
p. m. end II night.
On Sunday st S.O5. and 10 3. d. and I 90 and
9 ~ p. NJ.
fhEOUGH TRAIN FOB THE SOUTH, via
9usEtico and Richmond, will leave Ale1an-
dria ct 1929 and II u a. 10. daily and $50 p.
Il. dolly, except Sunday.
East mail, leaving at IL n .. M, makes H. two
stops, VIZ: at Quantco and Frederick bun,
between Alexandria and Richmond
Tickets and information CAL be procured st
principal railroad stations and ticket offices
Southeast. j, K. WOOD
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager. mvlS