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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-10-14
PIGEONS.

White carrier. LIST premium, L W Jes-
ter; black carrier, to the same; black
barb. list, GiIpin d Drew; ,iun barb, list,
+ W Jester; almond barb. ist, to the
same: black iantaiIs, 2nd. TO same; red
Or silver tails list, G!!pin !; Drew; white
LIST, JAS y Lewis; 2nd, + " Jester; white
.j&cobinS, LIST. Giipin X, Drew: yellow, LIST
E w Jester: black tumblers, lst Jas y
Lewis: inside tulnbler, list, Il W Jester;
red wing tubiJs, LIST to the same; mottled
trumpeters, list, to the same; black trump
eters, LIST Gilpin ~ Drew; pied pouters,
1st, T w Jester; blue antwerps, list. GU!
pin & Drew; blue checkered, 1st, E W
jester; blue owl. list to the same; white
african owls, lst, to the same: blue ma%-
pies, ist, to the same: red quaker. LIST.
tnipiu & Drew: runtS LIST L W Jester:
mureheads, LIST snd end, to the same.
DISCRETIONARY COMMITTEE.
Water fountain, J. Il Remmey; white
guinea fowl, 1't premium T b Dorsey.
Pad, Z J Chandler; pearl guinea fowl. LIST
II Z Ricketts,. pad, Harriet Heath: 2apons
iat Mrs " a Mitchell; plymouth rock,
y " Mitchell; ferretts, A } Lilley, LIST
premium; w Homewood. end; shepherd
puppies, " IIomewood; exhibition coop,
j c Maple; pea fowls, c Maple.
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FRUITS FOR 1882.

Best basket fall apples, w q Merry: best
same; best . specimen" sluOk"houSc, - Ar
blush, II Arhuckle; red streak, j T d., WHIT;
cum berIand spice, s McIntire: fiiliowater,
j 7 FrN0r; "agoner, 5 Mclntire; ramb" +
ID Walker; Il | Grccung, W A Cameron:
peunouk, j I Prior, siniii. cider, ridge. pip
pin, winter straw berry and russell, Samuel
Mcintire: cart house, II .irhuckle: eSopus
sptzburg, + s Walker: romansteIn, golden
p;ppin, Samuel McTntire
Pe;trs.-I;"st basket fall. d i Ferris:
sickle, + y Walker; duchess, II Thompson:
Louise Vicar of Wakefield, d i Ferris:
lawrence, II Massey; sheldon, Miss Title
Spear.
9ninccS.-- Best 6 specimens orange, Mrs.
Dr. Morrison: anglers, ID ArbuckIe: other
variety, j T Dewitt
PeacheS-Erst basket Smock, lemon cling,
allen or'oher free heath, heath cling, Il +
Bidde
Grapes--SiX lunches hest dark, w j
Smith; concord, W ,iGrosh; light, AIcIn-
tire: three huncnrs hest, ) varieties, dark,
w |; GroSh red, " Il Grosh: 3 best bunch
es, 10 varieties, v L Grosh: 20 varieties. tn
the same; best variety under glass, black
hamburk, special premium, 4 K Mauraw:
catawha, " Maxwell; diana, McIntire
WatermrllcnS-Be, mountain sweet. II
NJ Thomas; ice rind, " |; Grosh: spanish,
cuban queen, rattle snake, to the same:
striped spanish, Jesse 7 Simpson.
telures-5esr Gideon, +. Barlow: bay
view, + Hughes: Turks, Captain John War
ringtun.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

John Malone, A brakeman on the Balti-
IRE Central Railroad, met with fatal
scident, last Wednesday afternoon. The
ain was running south towards Rising
4 n station and when short distance this
lie of that place he was struck and knock
from the car upon which he was walk
by an overhead bridge and fell to the
Lack. The accident was seen and the train
sopped, but not until sevsral cars had
assed over the unfortunate man. When
4 ken up it was found that an arm and leg
tere badly crushed. The injured man was
hken to the station ard Drs Kirk. Dare
s,rner attended him. DIR. j. w. Houston,
.4Ox ford. the company,s physician, was
h. on an extra train to the sufferer, but
syservices were of no avail. He died thar
Gaming. He was IA single !uan, about IS
sars of age, IA resident of Port Deposit, and
sas buried at Hnpeweii. on Friday. An
Eouest was held 10y Justice Taylor, OF the
Zinc Sun. The erection of the bridge
arners by the company has not reached
at noint, -Ogford Press.
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$40 to $4,000
PUBLIC SALE.
Household and Kitchen Furniture,

Vie subscriber intending to remove to
L Philadelphia. will offer ut Public Sale. at her
residence in Elkton, on THURSDAY, October
10th, 1852. a lot of
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FLORAL DEPARTMENT.

For Professional Florist-Display of .;
kinds of plants and 10 kinds OF cut flowers
Lock- ley, LIST.
CLASS "a.
Amateur Florst-6 ferns & kinds, Mrs :.
f Alexander, LIST; 5 coleus } kinds Mrs j A
Lewis, LIST; > begonas 3 kinds, Mrs j l.
Alexander, LIST; ornamental vase filled with
growing plants, Emily Thomas, LIST; rustic
stand with growing plants, Mrs w S Evans
LIST; table with best display of pot flowers
Mrs } L Alexander, LIST, single lily, Mrs +
w Janney, LIST; single begonia, Mrs j Il
Iitchie, LIST; hanging basket largest growth
Jane Torbert, LIST; do rare plants, Mrs j l.
Alexander.
Cut Flow ers-Basket cut flowers, NJ A
Gllpin, LIST; table bouquet, Mrs q a Blake
LIST; hand bouquet, Miss Mote, LIST; gladiolus
cut blooms, N Gilpin, list; dahlias cut
blooms, same, LIST; verbennias cut blooms,
Mrs Il n Blake, list; ZenniaS cut blooms,
Mrs j f Alexander, list; ANIMALS cut blooms
same, LIST; roses cut blooms, Sallie + Hitch,
LIST; perennials cut blooms, same, LIST.
CLASS %.
Dried Grasses-Mrs f Z Thompson, LIST
do. Mrs l. A Tyson, special premium; pam
pas grass, 5 Hclntire, special premium; con-
servatory plants %, Mrs f Alexander LIST.
Miscellaneous Floral Awards-.Jerusalem
cherry tree, Mrs Alexander, LIST, cactus sin
gle plant, Mrs a E .HcNeal, LIST; paudanis
utilis, w Price, LIST; century plant, Ollie
Gilpin, LIST; salt plant, Ellen Barroll, LIST;
display of II geraniums, Lizzie Salmon,
l>t: largest display OF coleus by profession
ais, ) Lockley, LIST; display of coleus in box
by amateur, Mrs Thos Lndell, LIST; aspdis-
ira, Mrs Alexander, LIST; = rose plants in
bloom, same, LIST; . foliage pl ants same, LIST:
pair mantle bouquets. Salle Hitch. special
premium; display zalias, same, special
premium: general display Of plants, Emily
Thomas
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rHE CECIL. WHlG, E4kTUN SATURDAY, OCTOBER "A, 1882

. bread, aud second best, Mrs. l. NJ HaineS;
/ best LOAF wheat bread (girl under 10 years }
/ Eta Anthony; second best (giri under 10
+ years. AIDA Young; best half dozen Mary
land biscuit, Ella Allen; best half dozen
4 (glrl under l. years. Nettie Mcfarland;
/ best halt dozen rusk, II Brown, Cherry Hill;
best rolls, Kitty piner, best pound cake,
| Mrs Jas II Foard; best sponge cake Carrie
| Mcfarland: best jelly cake, Lou Ricketts,;
! best cup cake, Mrs JAS II Fo:rd: best ice
cream cake, May FcNeal; best layer cake
/ (not above cnunorarcd) Jennie Gilpin; best
! jumbles, Mrs + ) Thompson; best dough-
nuts, Kate !; Lynch: best soft ginger cake,
! Mrs Jas II Foarti: best hard ginger cake,
! itiie Merry: best half peek dried apples,
/ Lydia \ Tyson; best half peek dried cher
! rles, Alice Hitch; best half peck dried
| peaches, Ella Walker: best dried plums,
| Lydia y Tyson; best dried green corn, Mrs
| Ellis Alexander; hest conserved peaches,
| Alice Hitch: best conserved ounces, cher
rieS, currents, Mrs Ellis Alexander; best
conserved apple, Alice Hitch; best apple
butter, NJ l. bernard; best peach, ounce,
grape, blackberry butter, aud best peach
jam, Mrs Ellis Alexander; best ounce JAM
iallie j jackson; best pear jam, Mrs Ellis
Alexander best cherry and currant, to the
same.
Preserves-Best apple and plum, Mrs L
Alexander: best white peach, NJ A Gilpin
best yellow peach and best ounce, Lizzie
Salmon; best citrDn, Mrs Pauline II Grosh:
best l'ineIppir, Mrs John L Dewitt; best
red tomato, Pauline Ii Grosh: best green
to'i4''o' Mary y HaihoIe' BEST pe'r' MIS-
''re"h'
Preserves Best stra berry, Mrs Richard
Townsend: best grape, Mrs Jno L Dewitt:
pest cherry, VI l. Casho; best blackberry,
S..iIie i jackson; best rcd currant, Fanny
Homework
l,,.r,i ,,,.,.,, .,,,,,ir,. u.+ ,>- ,,,,,.
inv Ill, Innnsnn. h., ,,,.,,.b lilly TizI,.
s.I,,,,,
e'ii,H-'ISS "rP,e' VI ~ o,'iio' 'o'l .i'o
.PP'', go Inns -N'N->''o'' 80 tuihNe'
INA AZ i'Gi.tt' p1s. pear ->ioe h.rcn'
o@9b il"nl' l-i%%ie 0'iiiio''' '0s' ol''oh y
,n''iiie q o''eNHoi, "e'T ''i' ~ poi N"'e
1Ieess, 'os, si"pe' -Ni' ,'eo 'cn I pes,
cieilS 'h' iasl'oerlE' l"""ie '"tii"h' oes'
~" '"ii'i' anu s'0'''et'S' '' 'A"te
Canned trult--bcSl canned peaches prey
lou> 10 lHo2, Mrs Geo Mct9ullkln: best can
ned pears previous t" 1857, Alice hitch;
best peaches i'll 1857: Mrs Miller; best
pears III 1852, Mrs Lehoy I MIX, best
ounces, Mrs Nj Ii Wilkinson; best black
berries, Harriet Holden, best plums, Matte
Oldham; best cherrle, Mrs J"nn Dew ut;
best straw berries, Mrs q y Alartlndaie;
best goO>ebcrrieS, Z God: best green
corn, Emma l. lIogg: best Lima beans,
Mrs IhoS Lindell: best string beans, Pau
line II Gro>h best tomatoes (uot whoe) NJ
E CasAo; best whole tomatoes, Mrs Harriet
Racine.
lest baked peaches clnnet, Mrs Andrew
lic;.stou best cured dried beet, Mrs. + :
Thompson.
l,ckel,-Is',>, picked nangnes and best
Iitr;yi MAS and also best lniXjt. Ii;. kleS
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Death of the Sailor Preacher.

Rev. VIM. Winans, known rs Happy
Jack, the Sailor Preacher" was found dead
in his bed, at % S. Exeter street, Baltimore,
on Wednesday morning. He had been ill
about ten days with malarial affection, con
traeted by exposure while on II missionary
tour through Hartford and Cecil counties.
He labored very earnestly in this town only
few weeks ago, and, while rough and I'M
polished in person and manner, was very
Jealous in his lahols. He was one of those
individuals who are unappreciateh and live
and die comparatively unknown and I'M
honored. We gave an account of his early
life, conversion and laborS in our issue of
September md. His remains were taken
charge of by Dushane Post, G.. \ l., of
which deceased had been Il member, re-
moved to their hall and afterwards given a
respectable burial.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-10-14
PRIVATE SALE
OF THE PROPERTY OF THE
GeciIWood Creamery
OF CECIL. COUNTY

ENHE subscriber. as Assignee of the
l. above corporation, hereby gives notice that he
will hold at private sale all The property oil the
aforesaid corporation. consisting o.
1 Supplee Stationary Engine and Boiler,
/ Marquis Improved Cheese Va and
Apparatus, Frazer Cheese Press,
No. 9 Blanchard Churn, Milk Cans,
Butter Boxes. l Fairbanks Scales a
Five-bea Fairbanks Scales, Blatchley
Pump, Butter Worker, Cheese Hoops,
Butter Bowls, etc.
The above articles will be sold on reasonable
terms. either separately or together.
IN excellent opportunity is now offered to per
sons desiring to start II creamery. All the ma
chincry and apparatus being the last improved
and com picte Il nd in first class order.
Persons desiring to inspect the property can So e
it by calling at MIR. WcStcott LOvell's near New
Leeds Cecil county, Md. or ny applying to the
subscriber W. ). EVANS.
Oct TT Assignee.
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Death of an old Citizen.

Port Deposit sustained IL loss Oh Tuesday
last, by the death Of Mir. Hugh \. Thomp
son, who for a number Of years, has been a
resident of that town, and engaged i'll the
mrGchantile business under the firm name
Of Thompson 4 Peoples. Besides his inter
est i'll this firm, he has also for Il long time
been foreman in the extensive granite quar-
rieS of the MeSsrs. nehemiah, who nave al
ways held him in the highest esteem. Mr..
Thompson was not only an industrious
business man and good citizen but he was :.
good man. For many years he has been Il
consistent and respected member OF the NJ.
L. Church OF Port Deposit. ami i'll speaking
of him prominent citizen OF that town,
and "A member also of the same church re-
marked that Hugh Thompson was a truly
good man, and deserved the best that could
be said about hin MIR. Thompson died in his
Goth year, leaving u widow bu5 no children.
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CLASS 41-WHEAT, ETC.


White wheat, Barney Moore list; VIZ,
Armstrong, 2ud: red wheat, f L Wilson.
LIST: JAS p Morrison, End; other varieties.
Jesse Taylor, list; Finlay. Sparks Swamp
auA German amber wheat .Ino I De Witt.
lSt: spring wheat II. i. Thomas list: am.
her wheat. + +, Pennington, LIST: J T CLARK
.2nN: FuitI wheat, Charles Davis list; Y
{: Mercy. End; keckinhrood wheat, Wnl
Armstrong: list. Rye, + ID Walker LIST:
II NJ Thomas, list: George Virgins. End
Yellow corn, J J Williams. LIST: F ID Wal
kcr. end: flint corn, Charles Walton LIST:
ii II Thomas. End: white corn for seed.
George Virgins. LIST: w G. Mercy, LIST:
George 'iiggius. LIST; ii NJ Thomas. End:
II II Steel, 2md: Jas Merreys3nd: mixed
corn, { Walton. list; X II Steel. 2nd; SUI
gar corn and other varieties. " II Booth.
list: c Walton. LIST II " Thomas, End:
George Virgins. 2nd: Jas Mercy 2rd:
greatest variety corn an stalk. Ciias Wal
ton. LIST: Clover>eed VIM llomewood. LIST,
Timothy seed, VIM l!omewood, LIST. Ger
man millet. JAS II Walker, LIST. Hunga-
rian grass seed, James !. Foard, 1St
CLASS iS-EIAY.
Best timothy hay, Wm Armstrong: End
best. f r Mackie; best mixed hay. + I
Nackie.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-10-14

We have neither time nor
knowledge today to go into
particulars. This is only an
early notice that the store is
filling up with goods for fall.
We need to say further to
you who live at a distance
that you needn't go to the
city every time you want any
thing. We take so much
pains to send you what you
want, that you rl~k little in
writing for goods. Let us
know, as nearly as you can,
what you want, and we will
send you samples and prices.
or take other means of find
ing out exactly what you do
want.
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INVITATION.

Strangers passing through
the city are cordially invited
to visit the store, and make
free use of its conveniences;
leaving their luggage under
check at any of the doors, or
in the Luggage Room in the
Department of Public Com
Tort.
Really we meant to have
this important department in
full operation before every
body got back fr. m sea and
mountain. 1t is made for
strangers; and they seem
to enjoy it, SO far as it has
pot. 1t consists Of a free
Reading Room for gentle
men, a free Resting Room
for ladies, free writing-facili-
ties in both, closets, and other
little convenienccs; a soda
and mineral wa er fountain
that isn't free; and a lunch
room to be added.
We make the great public
welcome there, beyond the
wont of any other house, SO
far as we know. We think
it will pay us to look after
Public Comfort a little, as
a means of advertising.
There's nothing sly or crook
ed about it. We want Wis
itors to Philadelphia to have
a good time, and TO connect
our store Wv:A ii.
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ORDER NISI,
LEWIS h. BROWN AND WI

LEWIS X BROWN AND WIFE
rs.
JOHN WIDOWS AND WIFE and OTHERS.
No. 1l3s Chancery.
In the Circuit Court Tor Cecil county. In Equity.
ORDERED, This 18th day of October,
" 1852. that the sale made and reported by
Reuben HaiLes. Trustee for the sale OF the Real
Estate of Thomas Brown, deceased, be ratified
and confirmed. unless cause to the contrary there
OF be shown on or before the 18th day of Decem-
her next: provided, copy of this Order be in
serted in some newspaper printed in Cecil county
aforesaid. once a week for one month before the
10th day of November next.
The Report states the amount of sales to be
81 .25J.0O. JAMES A. DAVIS. Clerk.
True copy: test. JAMES A. DAWES.
Oct li-lm Clerk.
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New things will crowd
upon us now for mention
every day. Only d few can
get into the papers, except
in the most general way.
1t will be fair to come for
whatever you want, and
expect to find it.
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Church Improvement.

We welcome the spirit of progress and
improvement displayed by the Episcopal
lians of this county. In addition 10 the
handsome new brick church structure, now
being erected ut Chesapeake City, Trinity
Church in this town is to be improved by
the erection Of Il handsome tower and bel
fry. Both these enterprises have received
their inspiration from the Rev. Mr.. Schou-
Ter, the Jealous Rector of Trinity Church.
Mr.. Levi O. Cameron, tho well known arch
itect aud builder, of Zion, who is building
the church 1T Chesapeake City, has been
employed to construct the new addition to
the Elkton Church. Mr. Cameron is one
of Cecil'S most euterprising builders. He is
just completing several handsome business
houses at the Rising sun.
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SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.

Map of Peninsula of Delaware, LIST pre-
MUM, $40, Emma Money; md, So, ELLA
Wood
Collection Of pants of Cecil county, LIST
premium, SD Helen \. McCauley; speci-
mems OF l'"nlnanslip. 1st premium, 81, Ida
VI tarHpurl; rrvund 81, Bessie Manly
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New foreiUn wraDs have

New foreign wraps have
come. There are Jersey
coats, jersey ulsterettes,
pelisses, and others. The
writer Of this hasn't even
seen them. He has only
heard of the hutter they
are going to make.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-10-14

New things are coming,
and fall trace IS already
begun. New things do not
come all together. They
come in & stral j stream from
now till Chl,s,...as. And
they 60 in the same way.
They have to. You may
easily believe it, when you
see our house full all the
time, Of goods and of peo-
pie taking them away. 1t
would be hardly ovth speak
ing of so obvious a fact, but
for the moral; which is:
Buy when you find what you
want; for Tomorrow some
body else will be after it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-10-14

Wonderful silks have
come. But we must say
more about the least of
them than we have time for
today.
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HONEY.
c.. ASS 45.

Best pound comb honey. Mrs DR. Nor
rison: extract of honey. LIST premium. Gee
W Simmons: ID premium. Mrs Morrison
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-10-14

~ When publicly testified that had
been cured Of a terrible skin humor by the
Euticura Remedies, l did so that others
might be cured, and do not regret the time
given to answering inquiries. Hon. Viii
liam Taylor, Boston
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State Of Maryland. County of Cecil. S.:
|. K. &. HOPKINS Cashier of the above-named
Bank. do Soemny swear that the above statement
is true. to the best of my knowledge and belief
II. &. HOPKINS. Cashier,
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 3rd day
OF October 1857. GEO. w. VANDIEER.
Notary Public.
Correct. Attest:
]. TOME.
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SWINE.
CHESTER WHITES.

CHESTER WHITES.
Best boar ii months, James J.. Foartl
list; brood SOW 10 months K. H. Steel
list; x. H. Hodgson 2nG; pen pigs 4
months, II. II. HodGSon list: pen pigs S
weeks, L. II. Hodgson, LIST; pen pigs G
weeks. II. II. IIodgson end; pen pigs
weeks, r. Fl. Steel, special mention.
POLAND CHINA.
Best boar over year. George ! Casho
list; SOW , years. James NJ Casino list:
pigs under 3 months, VIVA Uomewood
End.
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State Of Maryland. County Of Cecil, S.:
|. CHAS. b. FINLEY, Cashier Of the above
named Bank. do Solemnly swear that the above
statement is true. to the best ofmy knowledge and
belief CHAS. b. FINLEY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this 9th
day oil October. 1852. WILLIAM G. CROW,
Notary Public.
Correct. Attest:
REUBEN HAINES, J
FRANK X. SCOTT, Directors.
II. H. BRADY,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-10-14

~ Catarrh.- Relief in five minute. in
every ease; gratifying, whol-~"me relief be-
yond money value. Cure begins from first
application, and is rapid radical and perma-
nent. Ask for SanfUrd's Radical Cure Com
plete for 81.
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No. 996
ORDERED, This 18th day of Septem-
" Der, 1882 that the sale made and reported
by William j. Jones. Trustee for the sale OF the
mortgaged real estate of John Brewster. he rati
fled and confirmed. unless cause to the contrary
thereof he shown on or he the 18th day Of NuvenI.
Der next: provided, a copy of this Order be insert
ed in some newspaper printed in Cecil county
once week for one month before the 18th day o
October next.
The Report states the amonnt of sale to be
-3,675O0. JAMES A. DAVIS. Clerk.
True copy: test, JAMES a. DAVIS,
Sept 16-lm Clerk
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BERKSHIRE.

Best boar over year. Joshua CLAYTON
LIST; c. E. Clayton end; SOW over years
Joshua Clayton Isl; sow over l year,
Joshua Clayton, IT., list; sow months.
Joshua Clayton list: Joshua Clayton 2nd:
boar between 6 months and year. Dasid
Gipin lst. Joshua Clayton 2nd; lot pigs
between , and 6 months, Joshua CLAYTON
LIST; lot pigs under 3 months, William S
Mote LIST.
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CLASS -.

tl.ASS 2J.-ASIATICS.
1st premium. light brahma. f f Marsh
50; Pad II NJ Thomas, 81. Dark brahmas
list II II Thomas, 50: white cochin, ist
Z E Marsh, 50; 2nd L ] Chandler; black
langhams, LIST f E Marsh, 50: end + J
Chandler, 81; buff cochin, 1st f f Marsh
2hd III VI Thomas; partridge cochin, list
Sallie jackson; End II VI Thomas.
Glass 25.-GAMEs.
Black red. 1st premium, 7 3. Dorsey:
End, Is Rammey; brown red. 1st. T b
Dorsey; red pile, list. 7 3 Dorsey; clay
burn, 1st, } Is hammey; darby, 1st. } b
Rammey.
CLASS 26.-GAME BANTAMs.
Black breast red, list and End premium.
] c Maple; brown red, LIST, T & Dorsey
yellow duck wing, LIST. } c Maple: silver
duck wing, LIST and End. J C Maple: white
pile, lst, j G Maple, 2ud. + Dorsey:
red pile. LIST and 2nd, G Maple: black,
End, T B Dorsey; white, End. T b Dor
sey.
CLASS 27.-HAMBCRGs.
Silver Spanish, 1st premium, + !
Chandler; silver penciled, list, 7 b Dor
sey; golden span, LIST, II VI Thomas
Glass 2S.-SrANIsu.
Black Spanish, LIST premium, II "
Thomas; white leghOrn, lst. Il Il Marsh
End, II NJ Thomas; white legborn (single
comb. lst II NJ Thomas; Pad Z +, Marsh
brown ieghorn, LIST, John Denver; End, T
3 Dorsey; 3rd, Ed Iiinchlif1e
CLASS 29.-AMEHIcAHs.
Plymouth Rock. LIST premium, + J
Chandler; end, f Thompson; rose comb
dominiques, Isl. f J Chandler: End. Miss
VI Casho; scabright, 1st. f. f Marsh
CLASS 30.-FoLIsM.
Black, lst premium, f } Chandler: end
T b Dorsey; white, 1st. I b Dorsey;
golden, LIST T b Dorsey; 2nd, II NJ
Thomas; silver, LIST, I L Dorsey.