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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-24
IT Ell F 6 R AP HIC
ROACH BULLYING A CON-
GRESSIONAL COMMITTEE
THE IRON AND STEEL AG-
ITATION.
A DELIGHTFUL CUTTING
OF RAILROAD FARES.
The Usual Batch of Foreign
News
The Shipping Boss.

New YORK. Nov. 23.-The Herald
says: The man who doubts that John
Roach is the real power behind all the
Congressional committees that have
anything to do with our navigation laws
has not yet learned much of the true
ipwardness of things, but it is never
theiess startling to hnd him openly
bullying a committee as he did the
Shipping Committee on Tuesday. 1t
was quite natural that be should treat
the committee as his owr, for although
he may not be able to contrui eacn in-
dividual member, his experience with
different Congresses justiies him in
feeling that the committee as a whole
was appointed solely to protect and ad-
vance his interests. Nevertheless, when
he insisted upon knowing who Captain
Goldman was, and what business he had
before the comuhittee, we think he made
a mistake. Roach will naturally prefer
that every man VINO knows anything
that conflicts with Roach's views of
American maritime felicity should be
either kicked from the door of the COM
mi tee room or tossed out of the win
dow if he succeeds in smuggling him
self in, hut unfortunately some tritiing
concessions must be made to the annoy
ing American principle Of equal rights
to all. Roach should not allow himself
to become angry without cause, how
ever. He needs only to hold his tongue
and temper until the committee makes
its report. Then he will probably find
that he ia still the boss OF what is left of
American shipping.
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The Iren and steel Rumpus.

PIrrsBUsG, Nov. 25.-The iron man
ufacturers of this city generally do not
agree with the Eastern manufacturers,
who are disposed to indulge iu gloomy
speculations in regard to the failure of
the iron and steel trade. 4 large num-
Der of the most prominent manufacture
ers were interviewed to-day, and none
anticipate any serious break. They say
they will have to influence legislation
to prevent any further reduction of
rates on steel rails.
SCRANTON, Nov 22.-The L,cka.
wanaa Iron and Steel Company has &C.
cepted contract 10 deliver 20, coo tons
of steel rails at the works at $40 per
ton
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. % "A fight is
progressing between the iron ore-pro-
ducing aad the Bessemer steel interests
in consequences of efforts of the steel
men to prevent all increase Of the tariff
duty on ore.
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Cutlery, Fancy Articles.
And general assortment d! almost everything
thsr c. n bs bought Tor money. fbS
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Al the leading Periodicals ana Magazines Of
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A Regular ArcOdia.

OMAHA, Nov. 22.-The Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul road adver.
tises to-day to carry passengers from
Omaha aud Ceupcil Buff. to St. Paul
and Minneapolis for 81, instead OF
Sl3 10 as heretofore, the route being
via Sabuia. This is done to reSa!iate
on the Chicago, Minneapolis, Sc. Paul
and Omaha line for having made cut
in the rate between St. Paul and Sioux
City. Whether the Omaha road will
meet the dollar rate Of the Chicago,
Milwaukee aud st. Paul is not yet
known here. Eastern passenger rates
remain un disturbed from thus point.
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LONDON, Nov. o3.-There is some
prospect Of settlement between the
farmers on the Isle of Skye and their
landlords. Tho latter have consented
to submit the dispute to arbitration.
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EOMs. Nov. 22.-Astor, the Ameri.
cAu Minister, was received to-day by
King Humbort in very distinguished
manner.
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(For Winein bottles, from any grape grown
in Gulf States.l
Best Collections of Home made Wine. $40 0G
.y Exhibitors arefequested to deliver two
bottles Of wine, fully labeled, to the Superin
tendent of the Department. for exhibition
The third bottle, without any marks is to be
delivered to the secretary, at his office at the
Fair Grounds on Friday. November 3D.
before 9 o'clock, A. NJ All samples of wine
will lie kept III Il cooler until the meeting OF
the AVA ding Committee. The samples to
contain not less than one pint. All wines
must he exhibited IN the name OF the grover
or maker)
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POULTRY.
Miscellaneous,

Best display of Farm Products by any
Grange, three or more to com
pete. ..-....... ...-........".$ 25 90
best Exhibit or toek and Poultry by
one exhibitor three or more
to compete................., IS 90
best Exhibit OF Siuck and Poultry by
supervisors District. three or
more Beats to exhibit. Banner
and. ................... % 90
~ Banner to be kept by successful Beat
until won at some futute exhibition of the
Association.
l-Y9I 1t is hoped and expected that the Mas
tiers of the County Grange, and Of the several
Subordinate Oranges, will make it their
special duty to see that the several Oranges
have their products properly arranged for
the exhibition 1t is also expected that each
Supervisor will use his best efforts to have
the citizens OF his Beat make creditabe
display.
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CLASS C.
Sheep. Dogs. Swine and Poultry
ANGDasA GOATS.
DOGS AND RABBITS.

Best Pair of Angora GOats...--........S5
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SPEED RING.
TRIRD DAY.
WEDNESDAY,, NOV. |, 1892.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Ssr snorc Steam EN- gfmeS to
Compete. Prize $5o.0S.

HOR~ ES-IIarness Horses.
po,uTRy MILL PRODUCTS.
MISCELLANEOUS FARM Products.
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SIXTH DAY,
SATURDAY, NOV. 4TH.

HORS ES-Cots, under one year old each sex
Colts, one year old and under two,
each sex.
OATTL E-EIords Of Jerseys, Ayrshires, Dew
ons. Short Horns, Gall0ways,
Herd five head all females. any ag9.)common
or Graded.
Common or Graded Mich Cow, ithorough
pred exc lidpdl,to he MIXED in the arena,
guam ity and quality to be the test.
Straightforward Mcrlnos, Southdowns-
GOATS ApgOra.
BYCICLE RIDING--Best Rider half mile
heats Pin 3 three on more to start, speed
and grace considered, IS CO.
IQUESrRIAN--Bes Boy " Cirl Hider, under
Is years S.
PONIEs-Best Saddle Pony. under III hands
high, s..
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PR Y0R'S Ointment
Is A SPEEDY AND SURE CURE FOR

Is A SPEEDY AND Sure CURE FOR
Blind or Bleeding Piles, HemorrHoids. Sores,
Ulcers, 7N1lors, Itching Of the Parts Fig
tulas andaU Kindred Diseases; also of
Burns, Corns, FelonS, Feyer Sores,
Scatd Head, letter, Sore
NiDIes etc
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RACE-Monroe and adjoining County Hor-
ses-No entrance fee. Purse s50-
Best in 3; mile meats. Fastest horse
takes the money.
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CL.H SS I'd.
Superintendent--R.O o. Reynolds.


Best specimen Of Needle work. .........S2 90
best Specimen of Table Mats, crochet
work. , 80
best Specimenol Thread Embroidery.-.. 3 0C
best Specimen OF Silk EN- broidcry. ..... 3 0C
best Specimen of W0rsted Embroidery. 3 0C
best Specimen of Braided Work ....,. 2 0G
best specimen Of Application Work.. 2 &C
best Afghan. homemade. ....-....... 5 OF
best Pair of Hose and Half Hose, wool
made and knit in Monroe county 1 0C
best Shirt, unstarched homemade. / OF
best Calico Dress, made by girl 10 years
old . IN
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OCTOBER DRAWING.

I'ou IlAsr. - tiS.1DN
hole Tickets, ~. IIaifTie etsAl. 2I Tickets $50
56 Tickets 100 Dollars.
Remit Money or Bank Draft III Letter, o.
send by Express, D0upt send By ReGistered
Letter os' Postofice order Orders of So and
upward by Express, can be sent at our expence.
Address all orders TO X. NJ. BOARDMAN
Courier-J onrna Building, LOUISVILLE, KY OF
n. NJ BOARDMAN, 800 Broadway, New
ORE
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Farm Machinery,


Best display Of Choppers Ware. diploma
Best displ av OF Cabinet Work. diploma
Best display 0fTinne"'s Wue. ....... diploma
Best display of Boots and Shoes diploma
Best display of Work by Tailor. diploma
Best display vi Work by Siversmit tn. diploma
Best display of Saddles and fIurnt SIS. diploma
Best display OF Wooden Goods. $3.50. diploma
Best display of Cotton Goods. .........d diploma
Best and neatest job Of Work by Prin-
f6r- ..d1nIOma
lest job of Work by book-binder diploma
Best display of Sewing Machines diploma
Beet display of Work done by same. diploma
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SPEED RING.


Superintendent. G. Sykes.
FIRST RAG E--STALLIoN- Purse $l00.-Trot-
ting. mile heats 3 in 5. LIST, 500 %; I'd,
$500; 3d. $1,000.
n=lhe Mississippi Exposition Association
% add aloO-lst, 500; ID, $50; 3d. $50.
SECOND RAGE RUNNING Purse 800
Mile heats 3 in 5. LIST. $50 90; ID S2,5OO
81. $1,000
Merchants to add $780, Isl. 8 1870; I'd,
$75; 3D., As
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~ y"1 wish. "a" vyiii sakr yOur case.
'n SH PAID FO& EyEEAN CURED.
WRIT" Ser particulars.
81 DJ6 Rc1cGrd will he paid o any chcmits
wh" VIII iiud. uu analvsis 700 BOTTLES s S ona
PARTICLE Of M.reUrS IUdid, Potassium or any
Mineral suusiaNct.
SWIFT SPECIFIC co, Props.
~ ~ nIuegLsL. tvur, whore. Atlanta, On.
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raised in Monroe and adjo.nin. ounties of
Mississippi aud Alaba ma No L TRANCE
FEE CHAkGED. 1T, $50; 3D. $50; 81, $50.
SECOND RACE -TKOrTING-Purse 500
Mile heats . m3, Tor horses toa|ed and rais-
ed in Monroe and adjoining Cou ties in Mis-:
si--inp and Alabama. No ENTkAN 'E
FEE.
G. W. BAStiAW, President.
G.. Ii. ECKFORD Secretary.
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SPEED RING.


Superintendent W G. Sykes.
FIRST RAJ F. BUXN,NG-Purse S5O-Dash
mile. lst. $1,000; I'd. SIS 90; 3D., $1,000
r1Y7The Mississippi Expos, lion Association
to add $l50-lsl, S. 3 CO., I'd, $40 90; 3D., $4,000
SECOND RACE-PACING-Pu $l30-Mile
heats, , in 3. LIST, $500; 3D. $40 60; 3D.,
$40 90
THIRD E-TRoTTING-Purse S5O.-For
horses that have never beaten 2 30. mile
heats, in D, to harness LIST, S25 w; 3D.
$500; Sd, $40 90.
~ Mississippi Exposition Association to
ada $lOO-l.t, $4,000; I'd, $4,000; 3D., $4,000
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all wool, ........--.-........Di Diploma
hest Tweeds.2 20 yards or all woolDiploma
best Jeans, 20 yards or over. Diploma
best Lindsey, 20 yards or over. $50. Diploma
best Brown Sheetiug,S0 yards or overDiploma
best Brown Drills. 30 yards or Over Diploma
be Osnaburg 30 yards or over. diploma
be st Cottenades, 30 yards or over. Diploma
best Blankets. all wool. Diploma
best Blankets. cotton wool. 'ipoma
best Yarn Wool, Tor knitting, 6 doz.
or over. diploma
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A WoMAN,a REMEDY.

At certain ages and periods OF womans life, there
comes certain troubles aches pains and suiferinRs.
These complaints and irregularities jeopardize the
erps life at sixteen, and follow up and haunt the
Some have headaches, swimming Of the head,
mental and nervous prostraton, blanehed cheeks,
bloodless lips lifesss eyes, clouded brain; while
others suffer with painful Irregularities uterine dis
placements and ulcers, hysterical spssms, physical
prostration cAronic leucorrhna chlorosis suppress.
sions LOSE Of appetite, ovarian diseases kidney aec.
tons, etc. which in numerous cases end in epileptc
fits, convulsoos, insanity and death. These are
generally the result of inattention. All females
know the clasi of complaints we allude to. Now,
ladies', all thess troubles be averted and cured,
We have proofftom thousands.
DR.. Dromgooles English Female Bitters will cure
you sound and well-will make you healthy and
happy-wll mike you feel like new woman and
NO mistake: s.ld BY all Druggists at 800. Send
your address foe copy Of De. Dromgooles Family
]. r. DRoMGooLk q Co.,
PropTiators. Louisville Nv.
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Department Of Agriculture,
Horticulture etc.

All articles exhibited in tins department
should be entered and arranged by o'clock
on Monday, the first day of the Fair The
Judges will make their award on the after
noon of the Thu I'd dav.
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Best half bushels of White Wheat. .. 80 SO
best half hushel of Red Wheat. 30
best hall bushel ot Barley .. Z 90
best half bushel of Rye. o.
best hall bush of Oats. =. l 90
best half bushel of Millet Seed. ........ | co
best half bushel ct Hungarian Grass 90
best half busbcl oi Stripped Blue Grass
seed -----.... ......., w
best half busheI OF Glover Seed $50. 90
hest half husliel of Timothy seed ... 50
best half bushel OF Ears White Corn fair
sample of five acies . .... 9 o.
best half busheI Of Ears Yellow Coru,
tair sample Of five acres. ..... 2 o.
best half busliel OF Meadow Fescue.. 90
best Peck oil Lut erne. -.........2 50
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FLOW ERS.

Name to be attached.
Best display OF Flowers aud Bouquets not
less than ten exhibitors. $40 90
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GARDEN.

Name Of variety TO b. attached
best half bushel of Irish Potatoes. ....Sl 90
best half busheI OF Sweet Potatoes. 90
best half dozen Onions. ............ 90
best half dozen Bects ........s. / 90
best six Heads of Cabbage. 90
best half doztn Toma toes.--.......-.... ] 90
best display of Garden Products, not less
than six varieties 49,. .........,.,. / 90
s.B In the department Of the Garden, Fruits
and Flowers, the exhibitor must be the grow
gr,
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IuOpssalt0IG Fabrics.

No premium will be awarded under
tho head unless there are three or more in
competition)
Best Patchwork Quilt. $40 90
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FIFTH DAY.
FRIDAY, N0vEMBEH3RD,

HORSES Saddle Horses.
CATTLE Short Horns, Hereiords, Devons,
Gailsways. Beef Cattle and Work Oxen.
Domestic Needle Wcrk Dairy and Honey.
Wine. Products Of CT anges.
Fruits and Towers Garden Products.
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state Of Mississippi, ! Chancery Court
Monroe County. ! sept. Term 1882.
Jno. {. WiCks
VS.. No. 2Ol2.
Robt. n. BuIdine.
BY virtue of decree of SAID Court, at
aid term. in said cause, the undersigned
conmissi0ner appointed therein, will
proceed to sell for cash, TO the highest
bidder, ON
saturday. 0cfGiser 3S. ESS2.
in front of the Court House door, in said
county, at II O'Clock m, the following
escribed lots or pieces of land viz: The
e. one third of block III lying and being
situated IN New Aberdeen said county
and State, together with the appurte-
nances thereto belonging.
This property is sold for division of
proceeds among the parties entitled
thereto, and the title to the same will be
good; but will only convey such title
as is vested i'll me as Commissioner.
II. 5. GILLEEL LEN.
Sept. q, 1882. Commissioner,
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Mill Fabrics. Gulf states Manu-.
facture.

Best Flannel, 20 yards or over, all
wool. .,.......,, ...-... diploma
best Fancy Uassimere,2O I'D or over
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SPEED RING.


Superintendent w e. Sykes.
FIRST RACE .TRoTrING Free forall- Purse
950.-Mile heats 3 in 5. list, SO. 90; I'd,
$1,000; 3D. $40 90,
Merchants 10 add $2J0-lst, $3.50; I'd, $50;
Sd, $40.
SECOND RAJ E-RUNHING-Prrs $50--Mile
heats 2 in g. lot, $1,000; I'd, $500; Sd,
$40 90.
~ Young men to add $lOO-lst, 500, I'd,
S25; Sd, $l5.
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Monday. Drt 0EseT so. 1852.


appointed therein Ntll proceed at the
bridge site, Oh
Monday. OFt 0sseT so. 1882.
to let to the lowest and best bidder the
contract for building bridge across
Viewers creek, on Cotton Gin and CO.
lumbus road, according to the following
plan and 1peCiHcatiOns:
The bridge is 10 be 1870 feet long and IL
feet wide. There are eight spans sup
ported by sills and posts as follows;
Mud sills under centre of bridge to be
12Xl2 inches, Is feet; post l2X12 inches, 1G
feet; cap sills i2Xl2 inches, II feet; First
Span on north side of creek: NJ I'D stills
l2Xl2 inches, IL feet post l2Xl2 inches, 2
feet; cap sill l2Xl2 inches, II feet; Second
Span north side: Mud sill l2x12 inches,
II feet; post 12X12 inches, 6 feet; cap sill
EXP inches, u feet; First Span on south
side of creek: Mud sill 12x12 inches, II
feet; post 12Xl2incheS, feet; cap sill 12x12
inches, II feet; Second Span south side.
Mud sill l2Xl2 inches, IL feet; post l2xl2
inches, 6 feet; cap sills 12X12 inches, IL
feet; Third Span south side. Mud sill
12Xl2 inches, II feet; post 12xI2 inches, by
feet cap stills l2Xl2 inches, IL feet. II
requires2 hutment SillS 12X12 inches, 1G
feet; 6 sleepers 4Xl2 inches, rs feet; AZ
sleepers 4Xl2 inches, % feet; and 1920 feet
flooring 2X6 inches, IL feet. There are to
be braces between the sleepers in the
centre of each span. Each post is to be
braced from centre of mud sill to upper
third of post with Axe in. scantling. The
transferring is to be out of AKA in. scant.
ling. The upright is to be every 10 feet
and 3 feet high TO be mortised into floor,
with braces to extend to top of uprights.
All the lumber TO be heart white oak
except the transferring which must be
heart pine.
Il. r. WRENN,
l.. OWEN,
f. M. MAJORS.
Commissioners.
Dninhn1. IL 1920
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CLASS II.

Name of varie 10 be attached
Best Collection ei Fruits on exhibition 80 90
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Best Stallion, three Years old and oversee 90
b ST Stallinn. two wears old and I'M
der three. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL On
best rarc, three years old and ovor.-.- 70 %
best Mare, TWO yeas old and under
three. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 ~
best Colt, either sex, one year old and
under two--..-.- 10 gu
b st Cot.eit. sex, undes one year old 10 90
.ROrTlNG HORSES
Best Stallion, three years old and oversize 90
best stallion, two years old and nnder
three III w
brst Mare, three years old and over... ~ ~
best Mare, two Years OLD and under
three Az W.
best Colt either sex, one year old and
uudeI two---. 10 w
best Colt, G, Their sexunder one year old 10 w
Harness HORSES,
Rest Mare or Geldipg to Harness. 49,. $40 90
Best pair OF Mares or Gaidn S to Har-
mes ..-.-- .....-.,.-...-. III w
SADDLE HORSES. T.
Best Stallion, any age. ......---..$l0 90
best Mare, any age-----.----... 80. ~ w
best Gelulng, any age. ................ III w
MULES.
Best Pair of Mules, raised in Gulf
States, any age ...-.-Sl0 90
Lest Mule Colt, ditto, one year old and
under two.-. 10 co
best Mule olt ditto, undec one year
old ...........-......... E. 10 90
best Jack. ............ 10 90
best Jeunet.- ........,......... 10 90
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CARRIAGES.
CLASS AZ.
WINES

Superintendents-R o. Reynolds and w, G..
Sykes.
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Glass n.
Dairy. Honey. Etc.

Dasfy. money. ETC.
Bee + We Pounds o: Butter, 10 exhibit
ors s go, less than teu..-... 3 90
hes .l'isplay OF Honey. "............. 90
best Loaf of Wheat Bread, ten ex hit
ors so co. less than teu.-.-.... 90
best Pound AXE,
best White Cake. .............. 8 90
best Sponge Cake,
best Display oi Preserves ......-.- 90
best Display of Jellies. %
best Collection Of Canned + uit.
best Collection Of Canned Vegetables 20
hest Dis play Of Pickles. ........... 30
best COLLECTION of Drcd Fruit. ....... co
For the Best Meal G. olstd upon The
Grounds. competitors one
meal each day. % 10
best Pounds of Butter, made by any
lady in Monroe or adjoining
Counties, II Pair of ladies Fine
Shoes is ffered by Elkin Il
Sykes
l-y7I In the above the exhibitor must be the
producer.
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FOURTH DAY.
THURSDAY, NOV. 2, 1882.

HORSES Trotting Horses.
CATH. E-Ayrshires Jerseys, and best Mich
Cow, tthoroughbredl
Fam Implements. Farm Machinery.
Carriages. miscellaneous.
Exhibit of Stock by Supervis Ors' Districts.
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SPEED RING.
Stperintendent-W G. Sykes.

FIR T RIA e RuNNIsG-Purse slC0.--Half
mile heats, gin 3, for hors.s foaled and
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Ulcers, 1N1lors, Itching Of the Parts Fig
tutds dnddH Kindred Diseases; also Of
Barns, Corns, FeIons, Feyer Sores,
ScaEd Head letter, Sore
Nipples etc.
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piles. She Improved from the very first days use
OF your Ointment, and before using the box she
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WIFI Products.

Best fifty pounds of Flour patented pro
CtSN'.- >.'..--- --.It w
best fifty pounds of Flour, old process. 2 90
best fifty pounds OF Corn Meal. ........ 9 90
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS

BY virtue of an order Of the Board of
supervisors made at the October term
thereof, the undersigned commissioners
appointed therein VIA proceed at the
bridge site, Oh
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SSS sNE.

Best trained SlepI erd Dog or Bitch. IS 90
best Exhibit OF English Rabbits. go. =. , 80
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SECOND DAY.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1882.

HORSES Thorough bred Horses, Mules,Jacks
and Jenhets.
NF-Be,kshires and Pollard Chinas.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. boar, any age. or
breed
best Sow any breed and litter. not less
than five pigs, under four months old.
DOGS-best Trained Shepherd dog tmale
or female
RABBrrS-best Exhibit English Rabbits