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The Presidents Condition.

Since oar last issue hope and fear have each
Executive. The latter part of last week the
patients symptoms became less encouraging,
and while every mishap is accounted for to
the satisfaction of the attending physicians, it
seems TO be beyond their power to foresee and
ward them off
DIR. Hamilton made an examination of the
Potomac flats the first of the week, and de-.
clared that they were enough to kill well
man in week, whereupon active measures
were taken for his removal to Long Branch
The trip was successfully made early Tues
day morning, the whole distance of 225 miles
being run in hours and 40 minutes The
deepest solicitude has since been felt as to
whether the President will he able TO stand
the fatigue consequent upon the trip Though
his pulse keeps high he expresses himself as
feeling better, and it is TO be hoped that as
soon as a sea breeze sets in instead of the hot
land breeze which has prevailed the last few
days at the shore, his permanent improve
ment may be looked for
A noteworthy feature of the removal is
that at that date Drs. Barnes, Woodward
and Reyburn retired from the case. We
will not predict what effect this will have
upon his "physcing,' but it is safe to decide
that where there are fewer opinions to be
consulted and modified to suit the views of
the Others there will be better chance for
successful action by those who are left
That definite change may he early looked
for seems apparent when we remember the
length of time since being wounded and the
extreme illness of the President No doubt
most men would have long since succumbed
to the inevitable, and no one can help being
struck with admiration at the nerve and te-
nacity of the President when most needed.
While we do not close our eyes to his pres
ent danger, we hope at an early issue to
chronicle his speedy recovery.
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Mr.. Lycurgus Lee, whose visit to his old
home in Hartford was mentioned in our col.
umns last week, has for several weeks past
been giving close attention 10 the process of
canning, so largely carried on in our county.
His idea is to organize Il co operative compa-
ny on his return, which has until now failed
on account OF universal ignorance on the sub
ject. Provided he should do So he has en-
gagged the services of competent engineer
and the other skilled workmen necessary from
Hartford, thinking it will pay better in the
end than to trust entirely to ignorant labor.
He states that he often eats fruit with "Aber-
deem" labeled on it, and is now anxious that
his adopted home may return us the compli-
.ment,
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ShUre'S Landing.

There is no record of as low river at this point
as II is now. In 1896. it was lower than at any
known time before or since until at present.
Now 1t is 219 inches lower than at that date
and % inches lower than the low water of
1873. Ii is now nothing more than Il bed OF
rocks, and groups of small islands with little
water flowing in the open spaces, making the
scenery picturesque and grand. The Phiadel-
phia " Baltimore Central r. r. run an eXcur-
sion train from Philadelphia to let the eXcur-
sionlsls see the river between Rowlandsvile,
and Port Deposit 1t will pay those who never
saw the river to avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity, to come and see II.
CANNING.
This BUSINESS is not run quite us steadily rs in
former years, on account of the drought, yet
the Gamers are in high splits, on account of the
high price of canned go ds, and al expect to
realize good profit. Tomatoes are bringing
as high as II cents per bushel ON account OF
their scarcity and The Gamers are anxious
to get them at almost any price.
BRIEFS.
The Stephenson lodge A. f. IL A. NJ. No. 49,
OF Lapldum expect to participate in the ccre
monies at the corner stone laying in Bel Air on
Sth inst.
Boating still contiues good on the canal
Mccullough IL Co.'S sheet iron mills at Row
landSvillc, Cecil Co., cannot run on full time on
account of the low water
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Lodge Institution.

-, Geo. A, Reed, Esq, Grand Master of the R.
W. Grand Lodge of Maryland, l. o. o. f., as
sisted by John NJ Jones, X. w. Grand Secretary
instituted Lodge of Odd Fellows on Tuesday
night, at Mill Green, in this county, TO be
known AS Mill Green Lodge No. 1873. |. o. o. F.
This lodge starting as ii does with 81 members
bids fair TO become one of the finest lodges in
the State. The following were chosen as officers
for the Lodge for the present term: Harper II.
Black, Noble Grand Alonzo Huff, Vice Grand !;
J. b. Scarborough, Recording Secretary; Geo.
w. Andrews, Permanent Secretary; Jonas C..
Huff, Treasurer. At the organization of the
lodge the grand officers were assisted by broth
er VIM, ii. Stagmer, of Bel Air, IL noblc-hcarted
and genuine Odd Fellow, and one of long stand
ing, having been initiated more than twenty
five years ago in Independence Lodge, No. I11,
OF Baltimore city
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STANDARD OF THE ENGLISH LANGuAGE.--Web-
stcr's uabridged Dictionary is commended the
English World over for its excellence. Where
ever you find English speaking people there you
find Webster. England has produced nothing
equal To it, and in America it is the standard.
The illustrations are a marvel for accuracy and
number, aud it is IL treat just TO be able to look
through il The rev edition has ,92s pages,
5000 cngravngs and -four pages colorcd plates.
Its able and comprehensive definitions are n
library in themselves thesaurus of unbound
ed trcasurcs.-Onr N"Irh Paper, New Market,
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During the last two months and a-halfs work
in Halls Roads District, | have visited, in
ing 1864 adults, OF which persons 534 had no
Bibles, all "f which supplied, except 24S Cath
olcs. Gave away 1871 Bibles and Tcstamcnts,
worth a, $50. Sold 34S volumes for $3.50 Re
ccived ST % in donations The hospitality of
the people, in the district over which have
Travelled is great, and deserved greater com
pliment than can give.
s. Z. OHRUM, Bible Agent.
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West Bangor.

Robert Bennington, of Richardson county
Nebraska, is on visit among his friends and
relatives in Hartford county. Mr. Bennington
left Hartford number of years ago and has moi
been here since He has noted many changes
in his native county and wonders how the far
mers can make living cutivating the lnnc
here. He states that the crops are on an average
in Nebraska. lie intends 20 start for his west
crn home in three weeks.
The fair held by the True Ivorites was almost
failure on account of the rain that fell in tor
rents. JERRY
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LANCASTER TOBACCO CRoP.-A correspond
cnt of the Philadelphia Times states that the to-
bacco crop of Lancaster county, Pa, is much less
failure than has been reported. While the cror
is shorter than last year, the growers are a.
ready selling choice lots for fancy prices and
it is expected that the revenue from il well moi
be less than last year. We hope our Hartford
neighbors will take courage at this showing, and
not feel like giving up n crop which, of late
years has been paying one for the upper part
of Hartford
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VIM F. Martin, a desperate of Southwest
Missouri, under sentence to be hanged for the
murder Of Geo W. Messer jumped through
the window OF passenger car on the st. Louis
and San Francisco railroad on Saturday, and es-
capped. Martin is the man who was rescued
from Lebanon Jail last November by a young
niece of the sheriff, who fell in love with him
while he was in Jail and ran away with him af-
ter she had effected his escape They were re-
Gently found in Tennessee by Sheriff Goodall,
and were being returned to Lebanon when the
second escape was made.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-09-09

DR.. +. Lloyd Howard, the resident physi-
clan at the Marine Hospital. was drowned on
Monday, by falling from tug boat at Fell's
Point, Baltimore. Dr. Howard was AZ years of
age, and leaves a wife and child. He was n
grandson of Col John Eager Howard, of Revo.
lutionary fame.
F. r. Drake, of Bloomngburgh, N. Y, cut
his throat with razor, and can not survive
He had been In an insane asylum and was dis
charged as cured, but had relapse.
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RAvAGEs OF THE TOMATO WoRM-Mr James
I. Walker, of Perrymans, writes that canning
in his part of the county will soon come TO an
end on account of short crops of corn and toma.
toes, and adds: 81 have lost nearly my entire
crop of tomatoes by the tomato worms They
nrst eat the vines and then the tomatoes. 1
will not get 25 bushels per acre on an average
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-09-09

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMISSIONERS A pc
tition was received by the commissioners, asking
them to grant Mrs. Jane Bowling pension of
$50, which was ordered payable to John Norris
The commissioners were principally occupied
in the examination of accounts presented for
payment.
Adjourned to meet on the 18th instant.
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THE observation-disclosures to our letters
from various parts of the county shows how
moreand more serious the protracted drought
is becoming. For several days towards the
first of the week there seemed to be fair
prospect of its speedy end, but later the hot
dry atmosphere of July, with the thermome-
ter registering in the nineties in the shade,
returned unwelcome to us. A few local
rains of short duration have been reported,
but the greater part of the county has had no
rain in 1t for many weeks The canning dis
trict around Aberdeen is represented as suf-
fering particularly on account of its light,
sandy soil, and many of the canning houses
are reported as closed or running on short
time. We can but hope that its end is near
ut hand and that the loss in the size of crops
will be at least partially made up by increase
in value.
| DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN CECIL
The Democratic convention of Cecil county
met at Elkton on Tuesday, and nominated
the following ticket:
| For Senator-Hon. Levi r. Mearnes.
For House of Delegates-Duncan Veazey
James A. Lewis and DR.. VIM B. Rowland.
| For County Commissioners-John Convey
Henry Hess and T. Braden Gillespie.
For Sherif-Morris Dunbar.
For County Surveyor-James ]. McCau
ley.
The ticket presented by the convention is
regarded as very strong one, made up o.
the best citizens
After passing resolution Of sympathy fol
the President, the convention adjourned.
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Bel Air Circuit NJ. p. Church--Rev. 10. F.
Benson will preach in Bel Air at IL A. NJ, Mt
Carmel TX and at Abingdon ~ Z. NJ.
East Hartford Circuit Southern Methodist
Church-Q Quarterly Meeting next Sunday. Preach
ing at II A. NJ. ~ p. NJ, by a stranger. ]
w. Steele, pastor
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That remedy made of such common, simple
plants as Hops, Buchu, Mandrake, Dandolion, &C.
make so many and such marvellous and wonder
full cures as Hop Ditters do? 1t must be, for
when old and young, rich and poor, Pastor and
Doctor, Lawyer and Editor, all testify to having
been cured by Them we must believe and doubt
no longer-POSt
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-09-09

For u speedy return to that lively vigorous
feeling of which you were so proud of in your
healthy days, use J. NJ. I,aroque's Anti-bilious
Btters its effect upon the human machine is
truly wonderful. All druggists sell it. % cents
paper or 81 bottle. w. Il. Thornton Proprie-
tor, Baltimore, Maryland sep2
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-09-09

gN-H0t Weather is upon us, and the way
to keep cool is TO drink Ice Cold Cream Soda, at
Bakers Bel Air Drug Store, corner of Main street
and pennsylvania avenue. near the POstOffice.-
large variety OF delicious fruit syrups and min
eral waters on draught. You can make money
by buying season ticket Lynn
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-09-09

In October, when the woods are glorious in
their scarlet and golden drapery, is the time to
seek the autumn leaves and ferns. A severe cold
is often the result of such pleasure trips. Dr.
Bulls slough Syrup always cures coughs and colds.
Price 25 cents
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-09-09

DGBLIC SALE.-The subscribers. as attor-
4 neys and agents OF the owners, will sell at
Public Sale, tn the highest bidders, at the resi-
dence of Josiah p. Lee, in Dublin district, on
Friday. September sOth, 1851,
At II o'clock, A. NJ, the following PERSONAL
PROPERTY
Five good Mules, 8 sets Wagon Harness. ! large
Wagon, Coal Bed Bloom Cart, | Cutting Box
l Anvil, Mandel, | Bellows and lot of Black
smiths Tools, Walnut Table, Bedstead, Stand
stool, Boiling Chest 2 pair Mill Burrs, and other
articles of Personal Property.
TERMs-All sums of SIS and under cash on
sums over that amount credit of six months
viii be given, purchasers giving notes, bearii y
interest from date, with approved security.
OHIO s. LEE,
GEO. l.. VAN BIDBER,
ssep Attorneys and Agents.
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PoLIFIc EwEs.-Mr. N. A. McComas, near
the Hickory writes us he has 60 ewes that pro.
duced 70 lambs during the past spring, and have
now produced, Al of second crop.
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HOW To Keen Cool.

In order to aid our citizens in keeping cool
comfortable and healthy during the dog-days,
have reduced the price of Frlgid Soda Water to
Five Cents Glass. A large variety of favors-
E. Wyatt Baker, Bel Air Drug Store aus
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-09-09

The canning house of Mr.. Everist, near
Churchyille, with its contents, including about
30, 600 cans of fruit, was destroyed by fire, on
Thursday afternoon, No insurance.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-09-09

James Frazier, colorcd, was shot and killed
IN Calvert county, Md, on Wednesday night Of
last week, by William Rowland, alias William
Clagett, who has been arrested
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"A dispatch from New Brunswick, n. j.,
states thai for period Of 90 days there has been
no rain in that section The small ponds and
water courses in the back country are dried up
and cattle have been feeding ON hard fodder for
weeks
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-09-09

Week before last, Henry Craig, living near
Slate Hill, had one of his legs broken, by cart
bed falling npon 1t while he was engaged in
spreading lime.
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The LaurenSOn Phosphate.

IN testimony of the LAURENSON PHOS-
PHI ATE being the Oh EAPEST FERTILIZER
in TIL MARK Ell and having produced for the
last three years with the most approved high
grades OF much greater cost, we refer TO the fol-
lowing well known farmers, who have tested its
merits. and proved its valuc
Col. d. NJ. Matthews, Geo. III. Merryman, Du-
lany's Valley; Capt. Thomas Love, Cockeysville;
Mordccai g. Cockey, Worthington Valley !;
Adolphus Cooke, lirooklandville: Mrs. s. j.
Samuel II Beakley, Jno. X, Reese, Owngs Mills !:
Jno. 4. Is. Parett. Col. l.. +. Jenkins, Long Green
james Bnyce, Riders; Col. Il. NJ. Denson. Queen
Anne's County; Col. }: N. Carroll, 1.-The Caves =
Jas. II. buchanan. Mt Washington; Jno. W.
Bowen, Wm.. G. Rodgers, Pikesylle; John g.
Pearcc, Marriottsville; Jno d. Childs. Jockeys
vile; ltobt Pue, Elicott City; Joshua Rawhauser,
Rudolph Lay, Perrymans; Geo. A. Smith, Lime
Kiln Bottom; Thos Philpot, Phoenix JOS. Hunt,
J. W. Davis. Elcott City; Elias Brown, Alfred
Gunpow1er; Joseph Bosey, Cockeysville: WIN.
Stroycr, John Bowen, 1.-The Caves :" John Smith,
Reisterstown; Pleasant Hunter, Parkton; Ed
ward Rider, Riders; VIM. +. Fulton, Ellcott
Benzinger, Ecott City; Samuel Ceilings. limo
MUM; John A. Cunningham, Abingdon; William
Ross, Hickory; Walter Chamberlain e. Bro,
Fountain Green; John W. Webster. Hickory:
Joshua Glenn, W. Il. Devoe, Federal Hill James
Johnson, r. L. Keen, Spcsutia: Henry L.. Taylor,
Aberdeen: Henry Fulford Bel Air; John II.
Hopkins, Pcrryman, and many others, whose
names might be mentioned, in Hartford, Carroll
Howard and Baltimore counties.
Price S2I per ton Cash. $50 per ton time.
hand a HIGHLY AMMONlATED PHOSPHATE,
our own formula, at S3S cash S43 time
For sale by w. SMITllSON FORWO0D, Bel
Air, Md; b. II. KEEN Perryman. Nd, and at
the Principal Office, AZ South Frederick street,
Baltimore, Md.
au26 f. B. IAURENSON.
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w. j. Richie, of Peach Bottom township,
had his head cut aud was considerably bruised
10y falling from board twenty feet from The
lloor, while hanging tobacco in his barn.
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WATCH SToLEN.-Last Friday night silver
watch, belonging to Mrs. Prick, was stolen from
her room in her boarding house in Bel Air. No
clue to the thief
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How 10 get Sick.

Expose yourself day and night, eat too much
without exercise; work too hard without rest
doctor all the time take all the vile nosrims nd
YeriSed; nni then you will want To know
How 10 get Well.
Which Is answered I'm three wor,ls-roka Hon
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Tickling induces laughter except tickling in
the throat. which causes c0ughing-at once re.
moved by DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. - cents bot
tie
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A MUSEM ENTS.-Persons desiring to take
"A part in the CHARIOT RACES, CARNIVAL,
HARTFORD ORIOLE, ATHLETIC SPORTS,
Pony Races and other amusements to he had in
the Fair Grounds during the Agricultural Exhi-
Dition, are requested to report in person or by
mail, on or before IL o'clock, on FRIDAY, Sep
tember 10.
sg Liberal premiums will be offered
JAMES NJ. REYNOLDS,
sep2 Superintendent. Rel Air. Md
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DEATH OF Miss CHEsNEY.-Miss Annie Ches-
ney daughter of w. II, Chesney, Esq, collector
of taxes for the second and sixth districts of this
county, died of typhoid fever at Laurel, Nd, on
Friday of last week, where she was visiting
friends. Miss Chesney was in the twenty eighth
year of her age, and her sudden death was a
great shock to n large circle of friends and rela-
tivcs. Mr. Chesncy was in the city when he re-
ceived the telegram announcing the sad news,
and Immediately took the train for Laurel, and
brought her remains to his home near Aber-
deem, where they were inferred in the burial
ground of the Grove Presbyterian Church.
Hare Republican.
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GREENWAY On Sunday morning, Scptem-
bel 4, 1881, GEORGE WILLIAMS, second son
of William w. 4. and Marie Williams Green
way.
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DEATH OF HARTFORD MINIsTER.-R ev.
Geo. B. Allen, pastor of the Southern Methodist
church at Jarrettsville, died at the residence Of
Mr.. Geo. Forwood, Dublin, on septen Der LIST
and the funeral took place at Jarrettsville, on
Saturday last. Addresses were delivered by
Revs. Thos. NJ. Cathcart j. W. Steele and c. c.
Cronin, and the burial service was read at the
grave by Reys. L. Dice and j. w. Gray.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-09-09

E'ARM WAGONS.-All sizes Wagons, cheap
Il or, more durable and more convenient than
any made in this State. For sale by
Stafford, March 7, 1881 mill
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A CARD.-I desire to express my sincere
thanks to those of my friends who voted for
for Sheriff, and ask them all to give, as shall my
self, a hearty support to the entire ticket nomi-
mated
also take this occasion to announce that am
candidate for the Democratic nomination for
sheriff OF Hartford county in 1883, and solicit the
support OF the Democrats of the county.
au26 GEORGE F. WALKER
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r OST.-A Note of VIM. j. Thompson 10 VIM
~ III. Thompson, dated August 18th, 1881 en-
dorsed by w. II. Thompson. Amount two hun
dred dollars. All persons are warned against ne
gotiating said note.
scp9 BARNES & ARCHER.
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ENSTRAY NOTICE.-HdlJOId toonty, 10 arit i:
- hereby certify that Daniel X. Jones, of Har-
ford caunty, brought before me, the subscriber,
said county, this LIST day of September in the year
1851 as estrays, trespassing upon his enclosures,
as follows: one Alderney lieifer, Red Heifer,
both years old; Red Heifer, l Black and White
Heller, Red and White Steer, yearlings. Given
under my hand,
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QRR week in your own town. Terms and 50
pOO nutht free Address III. HALLETr g. Co
Portland. Maine. nIpIys
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WANTED.-Everybod to know that Books,
w Periodicals, Music and Stationary, can be
procured in Bel Air, at city prices. Family Bibles
and Photographs speciality. Our Family BIZ
bles contain the Revised New TESTAMENT but
copes Of the Revised Testament, at 10 cents and
upward, VIII be supplied ut short notice Give me
q call. SAMUEL T.. BOND,
Sewing Machine and Organ Depot,
..- III Main street, Bel Air, Md.
WIN. q. Jetfery, agent Organs and Sewing Ma
chimes. sepl
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REPUBLICAN PRIMARIEs.-Primary meetings
will be held throughout the county on the 10th
to hold convention in Bel Air, on the 18th of
September. AS the Republicans of this county
do not resort TO the Crawford county system for
making their nominations, the candidates are
not SO prominently before the public as the late
Democratic ones were, but we understand that
they are not less actively at work in running the
nnrfu mo nhinnru for nriuate ands
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Il val will be held at the p. E. Church now being
erected near Deer Park X Roads, ~ miles west of
Dublin, commencing on Sept. 2lst and lasting
four days. Useful and Fancy Articles and Re-
freshments will be offered for sale and SUPPER
Will be served every evening. The receipts will
DC applied to the finishing of the church. The
pubic are cordially invited to attend. 2sep3t
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ExMIBITORs, ATTENTION.LrHE f,

ENHBITORS, ATTENTION.-THE EN-
~ TRY BOOKS of the Agricultural Society will
be opened at the office of the Secretary Bel Air
Md, MONDAY. September 18th. and will CON
tinue open until THURSDAY, October Sth, at
which time the Entry Books will be closed
In trials of Speed, entries in the2. 40, . 80, 800
minute and free Tor all Glasses must be made be-
fore IL ~, October list. In all other trials previ
GUS to October Sth.
Exhibitors will take notice and make their en-
tries within the time specified
The grounds will be open for the reception of
Animals and Articles on TUESDAY, October
18th, 1881, and no Animal or Article will be re-
coived for exhibition after 10 o'clock, A. NJ, We'd
nesday, October l2th.
by order of the Board,
sep2 l. NJ STREETT Scnrarorv