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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-30

of e l25 Il of..........6 80 90
Same. Commencing on E line of lot 6,
Irvines addition Of Outlots to. st.
Paul, ITO # N of e csrner of said lot
s; thence W 821S feet; thence N 51S
feet; thence W 421f feet; thence N
Ban feet; thence e 125 feet; thence
8 on line Of said lot 6, 40 feet to be-
ginning, being part of said lot g.. $50 90
Supposed owner and
description Lot. Benefits.
Chas Weber, 8 ITO feet of E s21S
IeeI OF ...-............. $lIo w
Henry Damkroger, E4l1 feet of
N 10l q feet of. s 100 90
Il Mayall, 20 feet of N 1885
feet of E X of...... 5 IS 90
M Liodal. E Az feet of 8
1919 feet of .............. 5 1870 90
a r NcGill. Commencing at N corner
of Irvine's Outlets to st. Paul, thence
Il chains; thence S $1,000 chains,
thence W chains; thence N 5O-to0
chains to beginning, except Bedford
street and Decatur street 1890 90
Same Commencing on e line of
Irvine's Addition of Outlets to st.
Paul, ~ chains s OF N Z corner
thereof; thence E 6. 87-l00 chains to
stake; thence so degrees w l5-l00
chains, thence W 70-100 chains;
thence z SO 100 chains to beginning
except Bedford street 1890 90
Edward Langeyin. Commencing at a
stake in Bedford street, at 3 W corner
of land decided by j R Irvine to Freuden-
reich, thence l65 fit; thence E le5 #;
thence N as degrees lit it to said
Freudenreich's land; thenceW 2421aft
to beginning, except Bedford and De-
catur SUreetS. S0SU UU
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Whitacre, Brisbine & Mullen's Subdivision of
OF Lots 1 AID 2, Leech's Out Lots to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and
description.

supposed owner and
description. Lot Benefits.
R Whitacre, Except Pleasant ave). IL SIS 40
Patrick Leo, Except Pleasant aye) IL % ~
S D Lord, IN of Pleasant ave)... ID IL
Same, On of Pleasant ave. ........ Il 8 70
R Whitacre, Is of Pleasant aye)... IS 8 70
Same, Is of Peasant ave.. ........ Il 10
NJ Johns, Except Pleasant ave). Is 16 10
Same. (except Pleasant ave) 49,. IS 20 SO
Julia New, Except Pleasant ave.. II "a 90
F " Rogers, Except Pleasant ave. 16 10
w Whitacre, Except Pleasant
Same, Except Pleasant ave) 49,. SO "a 90
Jas Clear, Except Pleasant ave.. 81 16 40
Michael Morn, IN of Pleasant ave). 81 10
Same, Is of Pleasant ave) ........ 81 8 70
E w Rogers, IN of Pleasant ave).. 30 8 20
Same, Is of Pleasant ave. ........ 30 10
John Wright, On of Pleasant ave). 20 16 40
A McHough, Except Pleasant ave) 70 20 81
P Doherty, Except Pleasant ave).. ~ % 10
Same, Except Pleasant ave) ...... rs 3 a0
WIN Markoe Except Pleasant ave) 70 30 80
Same. Except Pleasant avel 900. II "a 90
Same, Except Pleasant ave. ...... IL 16 40
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All objections to said assessment must be
made in writing and fled with the clerk of said
Board at least one day prior TO said meeting.
JOHN G. TERRY,
President pro TEN.
Official: r. l.. GoRMAE,
334-336 Clerk Board of Public Works.
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made in writing and fled with the clerk Of said
Beard at least one day prior to said meeting.
JOHN C. TERRY, President pro ten.
OHsial: z. l.. GohMAy,
Clerk Board of Public Works. 334 Soe,
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Bedford Street.
Supposed owner and

Subdivision of and Addition to Irvine's Add
ton Of Out Lots to st. Paul
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Supposed owner and
Benefits.

description. Benefits.
town 29, range IS; being in St. Paul,
Pearson and McAllister. Part Ely of
Como avenue of N n of NV u of SW
u Of section IS, town -, range 20; be-
ing in st. Paul, HiLn.. .$215 90
Same and same. Part WHY of Como av-
enue of Il OF NV a ofSW n of sec
ton Is, town 29, range %; being in
st. Paul, MIMI 500 w
r Lewis. SW u of NV d of sec
ton 25, town 20, range 2s; except
Como avenue and Dale street; b,ing
in st. Paul, MINI. .................. 81 75
Frederick Butterheld. That part of N
E II of s e Il of section 26, town 30,
range %, Ely of Come road; except
Como avenue and Dale street, being in
ST. Paul, MINI. 50 Is
Alex Ramsey. Part My of Como ave-
nue. of 8 E a of N Z II of section 26,
town 20, range %, except Dale street,
being in ST. Paul, MINI -. ........ 1881 90
Same. Part Sly of Come avenue of SE
a of NE Il of section 26, town 20,
range %; being in st. MINI ..... 1928 90
M Van Dorsn. That part of N = of
SW Il of NE a of section 26, town
20, range 29, My of Como avenno; be-
in st raul, MINI. $50 SO
Same Part SLY OF Como avenue offs
W Il of N e Il of section rs, town 20,
range 2S; being in St. Paul, Nina. S1l2 90
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Como Villas, St. Paul

ALI objections to said assessment must be
made In writing and fled with the Clerk Of said
Beard at least sne day prior to said meeting.
JOHN G. TERRY, President pre- tenn.
Official: r. L. GoRlAN,
S3i-8S6 Clerk Board of Public Works.
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Supposed owner and
description. Lot. Benefits.
Zachman, (N'ly of Pleasant ave) 2 5000 35
Same, (S'ly of Pleasant ave) ...... 2 203 IS
P ] Schmitz, (N'ly of Pleasant a7e) 20a 35
Game (S'ly of Pleasant aye) . 3 65 20
Il Ayd, 500 # of Except Pleasant
ave.. Observation-Disclosures. ZIG so
e Drake, Except Pleasant ave) S
0oO IL OF. 40 W
Michel & Robertson's Addition to St. Paul.
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Confirmation Of Assessment for Grading
View Street.

OFFICE or THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WoaKe,
CIT7 OF 81. PAUL, MINI, Nov. %, 1888.
The assessment OF benefits. costs and expenses
arising from the grading of View street, from
Randolph street to Seventh (7th) street, in the
city of st. Paul, Minnesota, having been com
pleted by the Board OF Public Works In and
for said city, said Board Will inset at their
Office in said city at 2 p. m. the 10th day of
December a. D. 1888, to hear objections (if any
to said assessment, at which time and place IN
less sufficient cause is shown to the contrary,
esId assessment VIII be confirmed by said Board.
The following is a list OF the supposed owners
names, description of tbs property benefited
and the amounts assessed against the same, to-
wit:
Clarks's Addition to st. Paul.
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Supposed owner and
description.


Anton Picha. That part of lot 8, block 8,
Terrace Park addition to St. Paul, de-
scribed as follows, to wit: Commence
ing at corner of said lot 8; thence
WHY along My line of said lot 80 #;
thence SLY 626 # to point 46.4 ft
Ely OF WHY line of said lot measuring
from point AZ 8 # SLY of the WHY
corner of said lot s, thence parallel
with SLY line thereof;) thence Ely par
allel with said SLY line 26.2 fit; thence
Ely 1872 TT to point in Ely line of
said lot 8, rs it from beginning; thence
My to beginning. ...................Sl4 60
Thomas SlavilI. Part Of lot 8, block 9,
Terrace Park addition to St. Paul, de-
scribed as follows: Commencing
My line OF said lot 8, 80 it Ely from
N WHY corner thereof; thence WHY 80
It to said N WHY corner; thence SLY
1913 # on WHY line of said lot 8;
thence Ely parallel with SLY line of
said lot asa it; thence My 6a.s # to
beginning .............."..SlO ~
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MagofBn & 3reokenridgs's Addition to st. Paul
Supposed owner and

Cath Pairo. Part of the following Ely
of Como avenue: Commencing at E
corner of N u of Mex of section S6,
town 20, range %; thence N Sc #;
thence W $50 #; thence s 5 #; thence
w #; thence 81 fit; thence E 1886 It,
to beginning; except kice street. ..... $40 %
Same. Part WHY of Como avenue of
the. following: Commencing at 8 q
corner of N u of NE a of section 86,
town 29, range 23; thence N 66 tt;
thence W $50 #; thence q #; thence
w fit; thence 8 81 it; thence 1886 #,
to beglnnlng. Observation-Disclosures. 81 w
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Supposed owner and
description. Benefits.
NJ Rice, rods of W 80 rods of n
80 rods of " I of S W Il of section
IL, Town %, Range %, except Pleasant
ave and Randolph street .s40S 90
Same, S 6s rods of n 100 rods of " SO
rods of S W 4 of section II town %,
range %. Except Pleasant ave) 49,. 1928 60
A Fl Wilder, n 770 it of W "a rods of E
IS rods of W q OF S W Il OF section
II, town 2S. range %, Except Pleas
ant ave and Randolph street, .........S607 90
II C Sullivan, 10 # of n $50 # of "
"a rods of L 4S rods of " Is offs W =
of section II, town 2S, range %, Tex
cept Pleasant avel $50 70
4 II Ssanly, S no fl OF n 1850 it ofw
p rods Of IS rods of " q of s W
4 of section II, town Is range %.
texoept Pleasant ave 500 90
B AcGehn ct al, Part Ely of Pleasant
ave OF = OF \ X of SW 4 of s
i Of section II, town 2s, range %. $500 90
aicGehn ct ST. Part WHY of Pleasant
ave. OF 5 4 of Il of 5 W Il of Sw
4 of section II, town %, range 23.. $500 90
Z Rankins ct al. Part Ely of Pleas
ant ave. OF \ of S = of SW lof
SW 4 of section II, town %, range
%. $500 co
Same. Part WHY of Pleasant ave- of n
X of = of s W Il of SW 4 of sec
ton II, town 20, range %. $500 90
Mary Breckenridge ct al. Part Ely
OF Pleasant ave of $ \ of \ of SW
I offs i OF section Il, town g,
90 $1,000 .-.--...... S3cO W
Same. Part WY of pleasant ava Of 9
= of S < of " i Of S w I OF sec
tioa II, town %, rsnge g. SIee co
All objections to said assezsren. must be
INSIDE II writing and Sled with the Clerk Of said
Board at least one day prior to said meeting.
JOHN c. TERRY President pro ten.
O5eisl: Z L. GoRxAs.
Cs-k Beard Of Pablo Works. SOS.
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Supposed owner and
sa..,-s,...

Supposed owner and
description. Benefits.
c " Griggs ct al, Commencing on s
line OF 5 E I of s E = Of section 2.
toxin Is. rarge IS, 6Sa.7z # W of E
corner thereof, thence " along said
lire 400 It; thence n 1895 Il;
thence E zGo It; thence l,2435s # 10
beginnrgi except Pleasant avenue. sos Is
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Supposed oxnsr and
description Benefits
AadoTa : CASTOR. That part My OF
Como Avsz1s Ct " Of Sc OF
SW Z OF secsi0z ., town %, range
Is being II st. Paul, Mizz-.......-- 81 O
Sara That yart My OF Railroad right
q way ard SslF o. Como avsuus. Of
" = o. Sc x Of sE.x OF sse1oa rs,
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! 1rvine's Addition of Out Lots to St. Paul.

Supposed owner and
description. Lot. Benefits.
B Dion, E11a of NJ Of M of Is $92 20
John Casey, So of M of......15 115 90
VIM Thomas, M Of S1S of....15 lis 90
s Afelt, N Il Of 8 4 of IS Il Oils $57 50
Swan Olson, 8 4 of s 1Sof 8 Is
of................. .........I5 81 50
Michael Leiniger, N II feet of e
1Ao u OF ...... D " w
A G Whilon, 8 20 # of N 81 #
of K lQh IL Of G On 90
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nd dealsrs EsHs7.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-09-06
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC
IlNl, L..

I7E NOHIHEhN PACIFIC
The last spike will he driven in tue
Northern Pacific on Saturday next.
Tie spike will be of gold and tie ham,
mer Of silver. Both will be carefully
preserved by President Willard AS re-
sninder Of the event which opens Il con-
tinent tn settlement.
The Willard party were at St. Paul
and Minneapolis on Monday and words
are inadequate, as the man said when
the potatoes rolled ont OF his wagon, to
dc justice to the subject. 1t was the
grandest demonstration, ever material.
lied about the head of navigation.
Next year, or the year after at latest,
W"rtkington will be on one of the
great highways across the continent.
The great Rock Island 4 Pacific will
build Oh TO- Bismarck and its route
from Chicago to the North Pacific
Ocean will be through Worthington.
We know the ADVANCE WAS laughed
at several years ago for putting Wor-
thington down on one Of the great
highways across the continent and the
shortest one at that. But that is ex-
act'y what is coming to pass. The ex-
tension Of the Burlington road to Bis
marck will settle that.
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LETTER HEADH

Those letter heads, endorsed by the
Board of Trade, can now be had at the
ADVANCE in any quantity desired
Come in and get all you want.
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Continued from last 1ceck.)
How Watch Cases are Made.

in buying silver watch case great care
should be taken to secure one that is solid
silver throughout. The cap Of most cheap
silver cases is made OF |. composition known
as albata, which is 4 very poor substitute
for silver, as it turns black in short time.
The backs Of such c;lses are made much
thinner than those of an all silver case,
being robbed in order to make the cap
thicker and re: in as much as possible Of
the cheap metal. Another important point
inas:lvcr case is the joints or hinges, which
should be n.a,le Of gold. These Of most
cheap cases arc made Of silver, which is
net Il suitable metal for that purpose. In
Il Eriet period it w"rrs, bends and spreads
apart, allowing the backs to become loose
rtcn the case ana admitting the dust and
t..1t that accumulate in the pocket. The
Lc:;stone SiiverN"te II Gases ere only made
with silver cai;s and gold joints.
ST. LOUIS. Mo, Feb. l., ls83
In ,rlong anil varied in handling watches,
M-clnct but .cknoH ledge and testimony that
tie Eys tone Solid Silver Watch Gases are the best
made to knowledge. Having soldering they H.
main homo suonS, hG,cr aud stifer than they would
lie they heated for soldering. and have more
sst ing power a:,;st any ote.
in the market hlEnaioD i JACCARD JEwELRY Co.
Send stamp keystone Watch Cave Fa-torr Phla.
dcpha, nn,lsome illustrated showing
Jamss E0.>' ard Ec-storc Watch Case. are mnde. 8
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DIVISION ].
MACHINERY AND MECHANICAL.
CLASS Is

Glass Is.
Manufacturers
display their goods appcato to the superintendent Of
department. No premiums be offered in division. is
thought best to extend Judgment important articles
to the purchasing public rather than place
Judges without trial.
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Terms ss.oo Year. $40 for Six Months.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER s. lssa.

Did You ever hear or read Of such a
year AS this? 1t is one string Of cy.
clones, earthquakes. volcanic erupt ions.
bridge disasters. hotel bnrnlngs ana
h.'t"causts. Steamboat and railroad ac-
c!dents. The latest il the incnnreiv-
able volcanic disturbances in Java
whereby seventy.five Thousand people
have been destroyed. Certainly this is
"perihellon," or "cycle" or Il ''p!,c-
n0menoh" or something similar.
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PREMIUM LIST
FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR
OF the Mobiles County Agricultural Society,
wORTHlNGTON
SEPTEMBER 18Th, roth and 2oM.
PITT nc Mn DTlNTIT ArTT0NG
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
e Mobiles County Agricultural Society
10 HELO Al WON HINOTVN
SEPTEMBER 18Th, roth and 20!

county Nobe
the society," and make their before the second day of the
fair at II O'Clock closed will
be received after that date Membership fee
thereafter $780,
Tune Judges commence to award premiums No animal or a
allowed prize except
ANIMALS and articles offered for premiums shall be owned by cope
o No article animal shall be taken from the grounds without
mission of the president of the until o'clock the last
when exhibitors will take charge their
An efficient police will be the grounds day and night and the
society will
they be responsible for loss damage that
Premiums awarded designated blue ribbon
second red ribbon; third white ribbon.
All called 1885, shall to
the society for
No person shall made
until after the entries have closed
The per premiums and upwards
except in racing.
awarded when there claimant
article is deemed worthy premium, not otherwise
No shall judge class in which he she an
Superintendent earnestly requested to the
county, either by letter. previous the fair for the purpose
of soliciting entries
the president and the executive committee the secretar office
o'clock NJ. the day O the
Full peigrecs be furnished with of stations three years
old and upwards Division Glasses Also all entries in
Division 3D." Class g.
AL persons will grounds
trcasurer:s Office the entrance gate, as follows:
Single admission first day, Free.
Single admission second and third days. 25 cents.
Single admission for any vehicle 25 cents.
Season ticket good during the fair person. $l00
Seas n ticket for vehicle good during the fair, $loo
Children under IL years,
Programme announced al 10 A. each stand
If either proves will be continued
Public sale of stock and articles day Of fair o'clock
Parties
secretary at or before 8 o'clock NJ OF said day.
WoRru1NGroN, Aug, 1888
DEAR SIR Article Section the Constitution of the
Mobiles County Agricultural Society,"
dollar
of affairs county, since of the society," the ann"
has been omitted until last The fair grounds consist Of
been and of the best this of the
for
the accommodation exhibitors stock all Of which the members
the Of the Board
Directors make Of the
State and owing falling for the purchase of the
will
promptly this by paying the secretary the above
earliest opportunity DANIEL President
FRED BLOOM Secretary. A. NJ. Crosby Treasurer.
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Put a Brand on Him.

'WOmen are a necessary evil" he said bring
ing down his fist hard on the counter 10 en-
phaSize the heart'ess remark, 1t was in the
village store ut West Milton, Saratoga county,
and the speaker was the centre of a group uf
bucholic philosophers. He was homely, slOven-
ly yand sixty. "There's where differ from you
altogether,' said Mr.George 7. Graham, of the
same place. "Women are mostly what men
make 'em. When husbands are brutes wives
will fall into submission make home hot for
the men and they're unnatural in either char
acter. Love them, and especially be good to
them when they're sick, and you'll have no
trouble. There's my own wife, now; she's suf
lered a good deal with dyspepsia, nervous pros.
tration and other ailments that took the bloom
of her cheeks and the spring out of her steps.
Well. she saw an advertisement Of PARKER's
for her case. Gentlemen, l sent five miles after
bottle. She took it, ! sent again after more.
50 several times. TrO,: bic: Why, If you could
see how mnch good it has done her you would
say that women are the greatest Of COTS bless
ings. and PARKEK's ToNIC IS the next
PARKEK's GINGER TOXIC. will hereafter he call
cd simply PARKER's TONIC This change has
been rendered necessary by substitutes imposed
upon their cuStI MerS by unprincipled dealers
under the name Of ginger: and rs ginger ia
really an unimp0rtamt flsvoring Ingredient, VIC
drop the misleading word.
=: There Is no change. however in the prepara.
hands o! dealers, wrapped under the name Of
fARKERs GINGER Tonic contain the genuine
medicine 1t the fac-simile signature Of hIsCOX
q GO. Is at the bottom Of the outside wrapper.
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r And 43Y: nd Sass Ply
Iowa Medical, Surgical, and E1e'E.' Institute
Omces 401 Fourth Street. Sioux City. Iowa.
CnRoX,o DIsEAsEs and SURGICAL DEEoRM!r1Es.
CrOss.Eyes, Cataract, 1SlIMaiMe1s, Deafness,
Gatarrh. SORE Eyes, Etc. Cured. Success in all
diseases OF the HEAD. HEART THROAT. LUNGS, LIVER,
Fr1xsts Dlseeses and Ahu.e: OF Youth and
LADIES will ind the most delicate and satisfactory
treatment Diseases and rrgqartlcs ofheir sex
Eyeglasses and Artificial Eyes. for all who
need them. Aedtcines sent secu,eiy dnv,chere, by
mail or express CONSULTATIONS CONFIDENTIAL (nO
s? Ca!iat once or write plain descrtption Of case
mali. Ad'ss DR.. n. E. WOOD. Sioux City,Iowa.
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SHEEP.

CLASS 8.-Long Wool,
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DIVISION n.
FLORAL.

FLORAL.
CLASS H.
Display of house plants in pots $50 S Is
Bequet of natural flowers 81
Display of verbenas
Display of geranums
Rustic basket Of flowers
Specimen of skeleton leaves
Specimen flowers q
Specimen wOlsed flowers
Specimen feather flowers Is
Specimen hair work. done by exhibitor
Specimen bead work, done by exhibitor
Specimen shell work, done by exhibitor so
Specimen leather work, done by exhibitor
Embroidered chair cushion, done by exhibitor 25
Fancy table cover. dome by exhibitor
Display Of braidinQ. done by exhibitor 50 25
WOrsted embroidery. done by exhibitor 50
Cotton embroidery. done by exhibitor SO Is
Silk embroidery, done ty exhibitor 50 %
Tatting work, done by exhibitor SO 25
Crochet work, done by exhibitor 50 25
Crewel work, done Ivy exhibitor 50 q
Lace work, done by exhibitor 25
Pair embrodered slippers, done by exhibitor 50 25
Display toilet articles done by exhibitor 50 25
Table mats done by exhibitor so 25
Plain needle work, done by hand hy exhibitor
Sofa pillow done l'y exhibitor
Knit crochet quilt. done by exhibitor
C"ttam patchwork quilt. done by exhibitor 50 Is
W"rsted patchwork qnlt, done by exhibitor 50 Is
Hand knit hose, by lady over 80 W 50
Carriage afghan. done hy exhibitor 90 81
Chid's afghan done by exhibitor 100 50
Ring "r foot mat done by exhibitor 50
Display Of millinery goods. done by exhibitor 1W 50
Crayon painting, done by exhibitor 90 50
Oil painting done by exhibitor 1 W 50
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DIVISION F. =

Glass II.
Half busilel fife wheat grown in 1853 90
Half bushel soft wheat grown in 1883 100
Half busllel oats 50
Half bushel barley 50
Half bushel flax seed 81
Half bushel rye 50
Half bl,shel corn, any variety 50
Sample broom corn 50
Halt b,'shel early potatoes, any variety 81
Half bushel late potatoes. any variety 50
Half bushel sweet potatoes 80
Sample rutaOagas 80
Sample onions 5O
Sample tomatoes, any variety 81
Peck white Leans 25
Peck peas -
Three heads cabbage 50
Sample ground cherries 50
Sample garden seeds, all varieties
Sample s4nasles, not less than three
Sample yellow pumpkins, not less than three 81
Sample sweet pumpkins, not less than three 80
Sample watermelOns. not less than three 81
Sample ctrons, not less than three 50
Sample cucumbrrs, not less than three 81
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DIVISION =.
SWINE.
DIVISION 4.
POULTRY.
CLASS IL.

Trio Turkeys 50
Trio geese 81,
Trio ducks 10
Trio Leghorns 50
Trio Black Spanish Sd
Trio Plymouth Rock 50
Trio Doikins 80
Trio Hamburghs, any color 81
Trio Bantams any color 81
Trio Bra1nas, light 81,
Trio Blahn,as, dark 81
Trio Cochins, amy color 50
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II. =. Shepard 4 Co. will fill orders
for both Hard and Soft coal in q,,anti-
ties to suit customers. j2-tf