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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-03-03

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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-03-03
The Exposition Board of Direc

The Exposition Board of Directors
have considered the proposition of the Il
linois State Horticultural Society, and
the Northern Illinois Horticultural So
ciety, to hold joint exhibition Of fruits,
at the Exposition Building, next Fall,
and have offered to donate $4,000 for the
Society to offer as premiums. If agreed
to, the show will be made il the south
convex, and will continue during the Elk
position-about six weeks.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE HIcHWAYMEN OF TRADE

classes of woudbe merchants who not to do
falling and grabbing from their custom
stumble steal
Truth
of remarkable character recently
citizens OF this
been accustomed to deal with.
know in Los
white She wended her her confidential and
purchased
amounts past The danoe selected and sold
reduction of 10 yard from the regular
pice75e being the price But as Is usually the case lies trcks
and behod the goods
the shelf and naturally asks the and real value OF the hanne
viewed with her
the identical goods sold
friendly and agreeable
the tricks Of these willy store
caution them
with their hard earned until they have
calling Peoples Store We
willing the public and force or use undue exer-
quality not purchase shall be pleased
Information
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10

of the county. Prominent lawyers
will be employed by the Super
visors.
Camp Thomas News-Catsie Thieves
Lynehe0.
TUCSON, Nov. Sth.-A special
from Camp Thomas says: Msjor
Nc Lellan assumed command of
the post this morning. Seven Of
ficers left this morning for Camp
Grant to attend the Court Martial.
A special from Lordsburg, New
Mexico, says: Judge Lynch again
held sway this morning. The
quiet little town of Shakespeare was
awakened from its usual lethargy
by report of mob law violence.
1t appears that Bill Littenborn,
alias Russian Bill, and Sandy
King, two luckless members of the
noted cowboy gang, who had re.
Gently been arrested for dealing in
stolen stock and taken to
Shakespeare for trial, which Judge
Lynch proceeded to execute in his
own peculiar style. About 2
O'Clock this morning over dozen
masked men went to the old Shak-
speare Jail, where the two men
were confined and seIziDg the
guard hung the two unhappy men
toa joist until dead. King died
game, not deigning to open his
mouth or say word in self-de'
Tense. Littenborn wanted to talk,
but better for him had he shown
the same silent indifference rs his
companion. The MOB showed him
no mercy, but jerked him up with
his words in his mouth. Little
sympathy Is expressed by the peo-
pie here for the unlucky men.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10

For the present Gov. 5.snford's
Palo Alto farm, In Marin county,
has eclIpsed the turf record OF Mr.
l.. ]. Rose's Sunny Slope ranch. in
Los Angeles county. Wiidflover
encounters nothing but undisguised
admiration from Agels fios. But
when the fact is borne in mind
that a single young Los Angeles
stallion, Sultan, has produced two
such FLIES az Sweetheart and Eva,
while the unlimited means of Gov.
Stanford have been thrown on bis
side Of the scale, we cannot help
thinking that Los Angeles will
yet take the rag from the bush.
Sultan has many years yet to live
before q stallion is at his best.
Meanwhile, We believe that, but
for the recent accident to Sweet.
heart, trifiing but We. measurably
which We reported
couple of weeks ago, the lilly
would very materially have re.
duced the record Of 2:22 which che
made at the Bay District course
Satuidiy. There is a huge gratifi-
cation in knowing that no Eastern
colt has ever approached our Los
Angeles bred filly. In common
with all Californians, We take
pride in the achievements Of Call
fornia nags, and we welcome Hin.
da Rose and Pride to the pages of a
California turf lexicon of bright
equine youth which shall know no
such word as fall when phen0m-
email tune Is to be made ON the
race track.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10

"DarliDg," she whispered softly,
as they sat, locked In a fond EN-
brace, gazing at the stars, II have
been told that each. star In the
heavens Is bright, pure, noble
soul! 10 that so, desrest?n ayes, /
have heard So" he replied, prese.
ing kiss OH her lips. "And do
you darling," she continued, edo
yoe--do you think ] will become q
ster when I dief" "Oh, pshaw!
you're too fat to be a star" He
protests that he said 1t without
thinking, but she refuses to acc g pt
his apology, aud the engagem ut
is of. She Is riding horseback to
get down to star weight.--Fltz-
gerald.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10


SUNDAYS Call, In some editorial
remarks upon the course of Attor-
ney General MacVesgh in bring
ing ex- Assistant Postmaster Gen.
erai Brady to trial by presentment
instead Of indictment, has some
fine things to say about the Grand
Jury as the Palladium Of the un-
justly accused. The temperate and
eloquent observations of our con-
temporary were evidently penned
in Ignorance of the fact that,
through some hocus.pocus of
United States District Attorney
the Grand Jury suddenly
adjourned over till Oct 3rd, which
would have allowed the statute of
iimitation to run just three days
more than the three years which
would protect Brady from prosecu-
ton for the crimes with which he
is charged. Therefore, it was
either necessary to prosecute
Brady on Information or allow
him to go scot free. There is an
o,her difficulty In the prosecution
of these Star route sc0u ndrels
which should not be overlooked.
The District Of Columbia Is sort
of parasite or barpacle on the ma
tional government. All the peo-
pc, from Boss Shepherd down,
who plundeied the national treas
ury, were prodigal in their OUTLAWS
of every kind, personal and public.
Most of them belonged to the In
dependent order of good fellows, as
to whom, and the money Of other
people which they controlled, it
could be eaid, "easy come, easy
Co." The people of the District of
Columbia, independent of politics,
would like to have a hundred Boss
Shepherds and Gen. Bradys plant.
ed in their midst, to make the ma
tional monsy flow like water. One
of the most shameful things in
American judicial annals was the
adjournment of that Grand Jury to
a date In October which made an
indict mept o, Brady and his con.
federates Impossible. The re-
sponsibillty is divided between the
United States District Attorney,
his Official snperiors, and the
Jurymen themselves, who ought to
have included q single man honest
aud intelligent enough to expose
the little game. and shame It's pro
jectors Into taking the back track.
As to all this Star route business,
10 sensible man ia excusabls for
allowing his judgment to be cloud.
ed for moment. CoDk'ing, the
new President and the Star rou te
criminals have been On the friend
liest terms from the start Of this
whole matter. When Gu teau
shot down Garfield all c5huces d
the thing proving anything but 6
fiasco was ended forever. Brady
will go the way of BelkDap and E
the other myriad Of unwhippe d
Republican rogues. II is safe to
cay that the era either of full dis.
closure or of adequate punishment
will never come for these gentry
unless the Democratic party can
manage 10 get hold OF the national
ledgers and the prosecuting officers
OF the government fora little while
at least.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10

Be neat and tidy while you are
single. Turn your cuffs regularly
every other day, wear q stand-up
collar and neat necktie, doesk In
pants, white vestapd Prince Albert
coat. After you're married pay nc
attention to your general appear.
auce. Ifyour wife doesn't IKE II
she can grin and bear il or get Ill
voTce-aDd she won't get q divorce
because she dislikes scandal. So
you see you'll be cafe in going
about as sIovenly as you please. -
GayrstPs Gospel.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10
EAST Err ~.

Tue HeDuaiassrs Rrobsh,y v,css.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 9th.-The
State newspaper Dem J, this
afternoon, says that Cameron is
probably elected by 5000 majority.
Is Nos Is Candidate.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9th.-The 7rib.
une's special Gays: Chaun0ey L.
Filley says he Is not candidate
for Postmaster General and that
bis political opponents started the
story.
Asney and stoeks.
NEW YORK, Nov. e. Silver bars,
1929. Money closed at 8. Gov
ernments firm. Stocks closed
firm. Western Union. SIT;
quicksilver. 1Of; Pacific, 45i; MARI
posa, 2; Wells, Fargo Il Co,
1881; New York Central, 1894; Erie,
47t; Panama certificates, 100;
Union Pacific, 1204; bonds, l17&;
Central Pacific, 50; bonds, 1l5;
Sutro, It; Tombstone, ST; Mineral
Creek, IA; petroleum dull; United,
IS; crude. 6a@7a; refined. n.
.u,esde "f n Sasirs"d Mas.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 9th.-A. N.
Van Horn, we'll known in railroad
circles, died yesterday from the
effects of dose of morphine taken
with suicidal Intent. Van Horn
came to Kansas City from New
York, and was formerly agent of
the Santa Fe road.
Beaver Ahead.
DENVER, COL, Nov. 9sh.--Ths
lowest estimates place Denvers
msjority over all for the perma-
nent capital 1T about 10000.
Fbe NEBRASKA R,eoa,Oa.
OMAHA, Nov. 9.-Returns come
in very slowly. A light vote was
generally polled. The State ticket
comprised one judge Of the Su-
preme Court and two University
Regents. No special interest is at
tached to that psrtiof the ticket.
AS the State is largely Republican
the candidates of that party are
certain to be elected by
a large majority.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10
OPEN BOARD-s.l6 +. M.

Bodie, 5Xs: Benton, ooc s; Sierra Ne.
yada, Is b, l,M a: Gould q Curry: 81 g;
a; Jacket. 81 b, ~ s: Overman. 800 s;
Union, t2x b: Albion, l.65 s; N Belle, 1917
s: poLosi, l.95 b. 2 a: Eycheq uer, I.3i i;
California, Csc s: Mexican. o. b, ~ a;
Alta 4 81 b, "A; Benton soc =; Choliar,
b: Hale q Norci oss. 81 b. 800 a; s New,
Is s; sarage, $40 Il: Con Virginia, 225 !;
Ophir.7 IN =; Belcher, 3 40 9; Crown Point,
2.l1 b; Alta, 4.9O s; Justice, b: Scorpion,
l6Q b, l,65 q,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10
Gotta, MORRIS & co.
NEW TO-DAY.
PROPOSALS
FOR THE
EXCHANGE OF BONDS OF THE
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES.

Office of the County Treasurer of the
County of Los Angeles, STATE of
California, Los Angeles, Cal, NO.
vember eth, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that Sealed Pi o.
posals will be received by the unoer-
signed, at his office. In the CITY OF Los
Angeles, county Of Los Angeles. State OF
day, December 9th, A. ID. 1881. for the
surrender of any or all of the bonds Of
said county of Los Angeles now out
standing issued under The Act OF the
Legislature of the state OF Calliopnia en-
titled San Act to authorize The Board OF
Supervisors of the County OF Los Ange-
les to take and subscribe the su IN OF one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars to
the capital stock ofthe Los Angeles and
san Pedro Railroad Company, In the
comfy OF Los angeles. and to provide
for the pay ment OF the same, and other
matters relating thereto" approved
February LIST, 1858, In exchange for bonds
of said county to the amount OF one
hundred and thirty-six thousand dol lars,
in denominations Of $1,000 each, bearing
date January LIST, 1882 payable at the Of
nee OF the Treasurer OF said Los Angeles
county January LIST, 1902, or at any time
before that date, at the pleasure OF the
rate OF six per cent. per annum. pay able
semi-annually on the lst day Of July
and January of each year, both princi-
pal and interest pay able In gold coin OF
the Goyernm emit of the United States.
The said bonds are issued by the Board
of Supervisors Of the county OF Los An
geles under the provisions of Chapter
Two of Title Two OF Part Four OF the Po-
litical Code of the State of California,
and in Conformity with a resolution OF
said Board of supervisors OF date Novem-
Der 9Th, 1881.
The right to reject any or all bids is
reserved.
Proposals to be endorsed: proposals
for the Exchange OF Bonds.n
MILTON LINDLEY,
Treasurer County of Los Angeles.
By JOHN MINER, Deputy. nl0'2W
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10
eeECIAL NOTICE.

aersa1sr notices of companies, soc,e-
sios, churches, etc.. will only be inserted
tn the HERALD as paid advertisements.
We reserve, tor Places Of Worship. a graf
10 directory, which Will appear svery
sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10

the first French Revolution and
our War Of the Rebellion, would be
all that any European nation
would ever be called upon to make
under Republican institutions.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Special to the HERALD by the Western
Onion Telegraph Company
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK ISEPORT.
zoBNINa SESSION.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Ex-
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10
IRISH-AMERICAN
M A S s Meeting {!

mass meeting Of Irish-Americans, and
ell men in sympathy wi h Ireland's cause,
which is the cause of all humanity, will
take place at Judge Fishers Court hOoms,
Temple Block, at 2 O'Clock P. N. SUNDAY,
NOVEMBER 18TH, to adopt means in sup
port Of our countrymen in Ireland who
have taken our advice and the advice Of
the leading Land-Leaguers in America Ito
pay NO RENT" the manifesto 10 out,
aud the watchword is "NO REMIT" 1t
Ia the law Of nature; ii is the principle OF
right. Therefore it becomes our whole
duty, In the name of humanity, patriotism
and justice, to support them Ia this con-
test by every means in our power. This
ia the time for action. In Ireland now 1t
is useless for man to be born with mind
to think while there is law in existence
which transforms him into beast.
s atesmen are imprisoned and gagged.
The press Is shaokled. We will investiga tie
this despotism that has silenoed tongues
and despoiled the people-that cruel en-
pire, whose form Of government 10 ex-
pounded by the hangman, prison reeula-
lions and buckshot-the usurper Of God
given rights.
n10td d&w 8. MoKINLAY.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10
Herald Steam Printing House.

rnn facilities Of the HERALD Steam
printing House for doing job work are not
surpassed in California outside OF San
Francisco and Sacramento. All work en-
trusted to us will be executed with neat
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
rata.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10
NEW TODAY.
Wanted.

A SERVANT.GIRL. to do cooking
and general Homework.
Address p. o. box No. 6. nl0tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10
Clothing Department.

Our Clothing Department filled with the best Of goods.
We have the LARGEST ASSORTMENT, FINEST FABRICS,
NEWEST STYLES and BEST FITTING and s: st the Lsx.E
PRICES xSpeca attention called to line Of NOBBY SUITS
of choice material and of perfect it, for YOUNG MEN
Our stock of BOYS and CH1DRENS SUITS is repee
with garments of the Latest Styles.
PLAIN and REVERSIBLE ULSTERS, ULSTERETTES and OVER
COATS Men, Youths, Boys and Children comprising every
thing NEW and STYLISH.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10
Cloak Department

LADIES CLOAKS, DOLMANS and ULSTERS, in all prices
and styles, ranging from So upwards.
MISSES and CHILDRENS CLOAKS and ULSTERS in all
prices and styles, ranging from 81 upwards
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10
COMPLETE LINES OF
Knitted Goods Department.

This department comprises full lines of Ladies' Misses
dren's HOODS, Ladies', Misses and Childrens SACQI
ULSTERETTES, NUBIAS, LEGGINS and BOOTEES.
, 1881-09-17

largo nt,o,int ur obnoxious tnatter and of r,.
tng fprt1to KardeD nf land which Is nuw Il t,nr'
bo,ng pushed with vEgor, Hsid Sir. W,in,ns a., ~. "
poets II have tho system in operation by ne1s
Tho visitors found q large force Of men co,
EhHc,l, t1nior tho superintendent Ut Mr y y
Mart'n. in lnylnn ,iraln.tt!o md scwcr.ninc' r.
tect In Icnxttl, whlu cun,ccts with iarra onct u
ditch f.Nu feet ln,9!R, by which the ,jfnTiS". XII"
q, aso wa'sr. ,!Itrfs .sn .r spt ,,,, ,p,tfie
a!nary r!,'.tlIs from t,yo g for i1chcs II H. H.
o"y a W ssy t t'y ho 81 sS s5 h he
ihe tsact III this work is bcns i,po i, as
must ih.trou4h nan,cr: and 1t Wlil bc a. pcap cur
This manner If e.,tl.oysf,R tho sowago from
tho town tn tho farIA involves Il Ercnt deal al
sntId and costly wnrk. IN tlle iowor part ot
construction ut Pullman wilt 10 grcat etoraue.
tark, with all necessary machinery fnr ,ielIytf-
Ivy es sswa39 y Ib aSf , S@n thp t
Tho savage will be p,lssIt through rGcelylnr
tank nr scparator locatcd on tho northeast cor.
lie stratnn1 nut Connecting with this IL in
eahtc9',.i!lsla Slay piuo lh!d on concreo aid ut
essrT 2 fsg tlors ,s so ss ,fstrbatna pnes q
!ssss ~ 's;,si ~ hy,'fs:;s;o S9a,,uts 81 &
dpats |" Wch oso viii IL m as,uehea eGst ps 9ps ~ ~
distribution Of tho sewaao Tho visitors 81 speWs eaa
several hnuts 1T exatnlnIn9 thu manner 10 whlch
bill pralso ror il. Thcy toyk III, ny Mi sisors ~
rullinan lru bound to do, the vast ,nan,ifnctur.
!ng el!nss %h!sh haye sprung in.o Geiox %
n ss 'ssss ;$' sss r.: Y
Sp'ss fsoyt srss tho stSa ,sty ti
y tsa!s Thso i''n,a" Gaanany na1ssSS nass sssaS
ftnl in doith extending thrf1lluh TIM bItin Mn =
, 1881-09-17

c.t,esf II W woui bo interesting to know theu,."
inu to populntlon. 1t shows Slnntroal. ia ihe
ln'yiaco u Qn9heo, a..si iho oosnnsrcl r. oan!. %,
GMp!tai d Dilthrio ha. Il. .s45; Quebco .he Capital
Of tho rrovIneu Ut QhDbrc, hlts y. ila!Itax,
fs' 5 aRS Il a a ea q ot kss k1Ss osisso osssss
;2s.0ei; 0ttuwn,. sent Ut tho Don.!nion 0nyert-
mont, 1.4l!; ". John, Cap!t"! of New ntuas, .s.
twunty.nyo s!tles and towns with populations
Of over 600 oach."
1sEsOuNCEs.
"what nro your eh!af tnslAstrlos and SOURCES
Of wgNlth In tho Iltfer1nt ps0stncess"
and ns@a ,as"atsut',s!,F psaaats xei| t!!asss
sauSs III as as 9aonss aae shs
PROVINCES u Novn sco.lu, Now lsrnnsw!ok. Aud
snee Edward lssnd upo tnnef 9.ts: 4s5cses
s'G! Sss as;!ss s cs,aatia 81 pssSSess ''aSs1, aoa
s :ts ii II fae. that onta1o depend. nearly alto.
xcther upon pennsylvnr!a Tor coa!f'
ee - aa 4Sn y aexaiy soa se 1T Ii SsW
| York unsi tho East Tor rus .nhktnx plirEosess
being Ia thIs rospcct superior t1 all nfhers.'
oNrARLo's SUPERIORITY.
wcuitts in"fo rap!ily tban my u the aIhur Prov.
lnccs. What Ii ,ho reason Tor this. ColonslT =,
"uppcr canuta. tr1'u ~ mora fns9saoEe @ lt. c!.
naturally Induced others to follow. Tho pEo-
v4Illug rolIglaa, language, knu laws OF THO
French In L0wer CunhdH undoubtedly tcpo!lel
Protestant and Rnzllsh immigrants, s1id holpuo
W give uppur Calta4s, now Ontario. the pso-
not,aerunce It! p1pulAtlon which she now enjoys.
'tho Increase III Quubec. OF Lower Canata. foE
many years has bee., u n4tural tncreasu, bus u
frsah Influx IL now lonke1 for from Franct'. Ihe
unrltmo Prny!tiras 20 not get much ot tse ~.
| to Qntarlu mud AtAIlItOtA."
| EMIGRATION III THE STATES.
"Notwi! hstasltling Jour AdyAntages aud ro-
sourocs thu young men Of Ontarl0 ~ we'll III
ilnse " tho Enstcrn Prnylnccs conle 70 thf
sass - afxs ~ n1sr, WIZ ~ afs ho,p 10 u
a!0nc y sa!1 u hnll u 1u t0 tu.U00 of your peo
| plb. Why Ii thlst"
| Tho low Ut change which lduCtla tue old ueun
/ trynlAli @ suck Alucrlcu. aud thu Eghtern I!4t
~ tHu Weat-" lluutlA u1Aux ae QUE Youux n14tl
, 1881-09-17
THE CANDIDATE.

The politician, smooth and bland,
Has many winning Why's,
And 10 und fro throughout tho l0nd
lie travel. nj! hi' days
Ampdest man, Of m0dcat ends.
lla runs reluctantly;
Hos over forcod, ~ certain srlen6Ss
A candidate to be.
II tlujuros much blu business
III bo u pub!iu fu!lc; ,.
Fur piteutjRes, wh!ie under atrcsss
lie gttteth bevBtIy drunk.
tio speaks = p!eca to every man,
However low and Flde;
Nuch takes be from no"epapcFs, and
htuch IL p!atttude.
Tho beer to drink, the babes to klAss
lie hAGtlly doth pass;
Amoux tho 0Agrluuhtur!ska
il8 tranIplca down tha geaaa'
Ho asks, with carnett bend OF head,
Alter your faulty,
And b<, khGy atCk, OF VOL, OF oeaus
Never CURSE caEUs be.
Don Plat.
~
, 1881-09-17

rlllR, anu TUG ANNru3 IHHtlB HHTO In luloHbi
nEyOSs.
For bntl md fnnr et.ws Or hcifcrs = years o1l
or nynr: Premium, slu0, to u. J. WhtttnoFc,
'i For Eui,. With nyo Of hl. Est, under i. years
old: Premium, sloo. tn Il. ]. Wh'tmorc' ca's-
' ~ lit, and four hvttcrs under yeate oid:
Premium, $lO0, Ia l.. lsawson Oak Creek, WIS.
iIE1tEfOIsDS.
For buti anl fn,,r cow: , or + feitcrs 4 :' yoars
GnI"r e Sr Eyer; NJ prS'mt''! rs,tam 10
!!sa @ . sis, $S tut !" C. H. calSor'soa, Chicago:
9l! = oysr' irom'um, 500 to Harvey soao"'ky'
S "a fGar ~ hff5s A. Ts,, aG5 so sye%ssk %skso s:
vile, Ill. Mo competition.
roL1.El, DltEEl,s.
miau. s2O, to Anderson Il FInday, Lake Forest,
| ILL.,: M sct1nd pruT!,in1. y. ,,,.., ,>~,.
Sss w "a; Fst s l. tss ss 'i hs'ass ii
| No setOnd premium. ...,... ..,
fT2r Sl caI, '11aSf sasa Ssea .; n seso Ill.,
Antiorron i Flni,ny, Lake Forcst; ~. .,
ST. e. sssca sss hssh S te Psf g. nddsd s "'ava
G;ss: :? '1s 's S'ss' Is t'aaf u E'i' t.
s$; ss3s$s | ;S:; 81 H. al o'a &S' Is ya"E Il e: g.
' .ssa ss!sss fs So sf'X Is Xaaersoa Sa s,'s Fass
s wess e aG me- aMarns y fhs sTne s,e
s e aotis n9 tc e'a catres IL sso
did did professional examination Of tho re-
em.rle7 WI gSnes,y 1,,cr ySenes , s. :" 70
itc conteHt md tho judges deelsIoas show @ that
no' ono bluo II e"s plbGa tdsF he following award.
,Scrn nlod intE!c!ttnE thoro1Rh and CONSCIENTIOUS
work oil tho rart nf tho judges.
uRASD SWEEPSTAKES
ot SSs. f": IL Ts ,' '~&SSe%a 'Ss s 'fs g. css:saf
IL s;' ss ss isx e. # Hass HaSE u Hss sssfs m Fe
-; III Sf @ s sE; % f. essaas eSaat4yess bur-
ltuchollc, Ill. Poland Chlnas.
POLAND CHINA.
sssH!Nl GrYtniunI SIS to ii. H. Alvorson' Cherry
For bears, year old md unders: FlS.t Grc,
sscSl s1In. pre"'u'n' slo to H. H. Alvefson' 'o'Ff'
,For hours, under year and over 9 ,months
Alexan.icr, Churry valley, iii.
miSa,, u.S III. 10 aE.' 4. Wait Son. La Grange H.;
sfsSI sSsn r., e,foman' S. to j. a. counify'na i'o-
Fur se~a, years old grover: Frst premium,
pronln,. $40, to :. f. Todd, Wake,nnn; ~. = ,ro
nam h%n ssss' 81, to ~ WIZ so l. GraaHe, ~
, sergnd premium, *io, to J. A. countryman' No-
j. eI Far sows over months and under year cd:
.. First pre1nEun,, SO. to J. 4. countryman; no
ehclle, ~; sooond prcmutn' t. to D. L. Howe