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TeiCGrapl,ic Rriefs.

Forbes, Wright a Co.. ~ Boston. dealers IN WOOL
ens have made an offer ~ settlement NJ thirf ,-vs
by their creditors.
Owing TO the illness az Coroner Baylis The IN
qmrS INTO The assault upon James Z. Townsend
ana WIZ" set downtur this morning, at OYSTER Bay
IL, Was adlnurncd 10 ErtdnN ~
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The Labor Trouble. "A, Fan River.

FAIL RIVER, Mass, Feb ls-At a meeting ~ tho
Splnners mon last night com 'ftte,s We're selected
10 VISIT New York EruHklyn, ROY, Newark Rocston
ana otheF cities Which have large lal~ir unions to
ask assistance IL was decided Ia strike In mora
mills IL the Improvement In The print cloth market
continued, but no decisive action WAS taken
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LaWabidiug t'uizeus 0S Hot Spr,ur.
Organized mud Armed.

LITTLE Rock. ARK, Feb. ls.-The excitet ronai-
uon OF the community al Hot springs CAUSED hy
SATURDAY tragedy and the parisanshin NJ the adj
il-fents OF The hostile gambling factions has re-
suited IN The quiet formation uI military cunnany
composed oi lawAbldnE citi1,ns sixty stands OF
arms sent br train hv GOV Berry this aff..rnoon
are now In the cumpsnyS possession.
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senate Inye.tiyator. En uo,,.

PETERSBrKs VA. Feb. l3.-The sub-conmtttee Of
the senate committee on privileges and ele,t1ons
consisting or senator's lloar, chairman ana Nessrs
FRYE. cameron, salisbury and Jonas. appuinted 10
investigate TIE alleged OUtra.,Fs n Couish county
MISS, Passed through here last evening. en- route
for New Orleans at which point he iTpestt-sfion
Will be conducted
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NEW YORK. Feh iS.--At the Brooklyn general Ne
faorcan committee meeting last nj KIT a reeolu-
ueh as cNontfd 70 The effect that the eight deie-
gates 10 Be eleS led 10 the Chicago convention be
chosen IN consr eSsional district conventions
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The Great FAMILY REMEDY
for Coughs Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarsenees, and all
diseases OF the Throat and Lungs-DR. ISAAC J. MAR
TINS PULMONARY BALSAM has 30 years repu-
tation, and is recommended by physicians minister's
lawyers, and the public generally. the best Cough
medicine known Sold by all druggists at Is and 30
cents a bottle. jal1-2In1p
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THE PRELIMINARY rRoCkKpINGs LAST EVENING
PROMINENT INDICATORS PkEsENT-ToPICs Dis
CUsskD At To-DAY's SESSION.
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a TeNRs Tornado.
MANY Housrs BLOWN DOWN AND RAILROAD -K.yzt.


INTFkRTFTEp.
Wtco. fEN-, Feb. ia tornado occurred here
yesterday. The residence OF Dr BureIsnu and Mr.
horn were blown down The music room AZ WAGON
nlVerSity was blown OF ITS brick foundation A
large amount OF fencing was ruined THE storm
Was quite severe AZ Bartlett and Ranger blowing
down houses at both places At Longv1sw ,he
heaviest rain or the winter occurred and nuC DAM
age was done 10 stock IN the bottom lands All
trains are ordered abandoned Al this place There
are heavy waShOutS in the International railway
near Mlneola The Texas Pacinc Is washed sway
ABOUT TWO miles west of sherman and ali COM
munlcation is cut on except by Ntre
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ETNEMPLE HOTEL-STRICTLY TEMPERANCE
This comfortable. home like house. located on 9th
street. opposite T. - Patent Office 81 per
AID board. with liberal reduction per week or
month"; is Very necessity in city like this. With
BAR ladies feel security desirable ng
gers An excellent Cafe Is attached which open from
Z a III. to Z pm MRS. s. D. LA FE'TRA
febS-bt Proprietor.
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lt Is recalled In Honeoye, n. Y. where the br1ds
OF Frederick Douglass lived IN childhood that sho
ZIONIST. TO make her kiss Douglass when he yisiteA
the family.
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The New Orleans Exposition.
THE MEXICAN EXH1BTTS--THE CENTRAL AMERICAN r
PUBLICS-MoRR ROOM WANTED


NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. l3-The Mexican exhibit
at the coming exposition here Will 5000 feet
within the building and BOG feet outside the latt.I
to cover camping ground for a corps OF Mexican
cadets. Two hundred Thousand dollars has been
appropriated by the Mexicans, who will send a
magnitcent band OF musicians special commits
sionef VIII leave New Orleans Oh the 2oth instant
to conclude arrangements with the Central anerS-
can republics and with South America for displays
OF the products OF those countries. IL is probable
that the main building. although larger than the
centennial building, will not afford Sufficient space
and proposition Is now on foot 10 erect special
building for the collective exhibits or the United
States government departments. each state terri
tory and the chief cities. The governor Louisiana
will recommend large appropriation, and local or
ganizations are being formed throughout the south
Cars Overturned.
A CHILD KILLED AND 80 PASSENGERS BRUISED
ST. PAUL, MINI, Feb IA train from Chicago
left the track near Greene, Iowa, this morning, the
baggage car and two coaches overturnng. Some
80 passengers were bruised, but only one child was
killed and another seriously hurt.
General Foreign New. by Cable.
INDIGNATION IN BERLIN AGAINST BRITISH STATES
The Times publishes this morning dispatch
from Berlin which says: "ExpressionS OF scorn and
Indignation are heard on every SIDE with reference
man, who is described as the orator OF the Buiga-
nan atrocities, and author OF the Soudan massa-
creSh
RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR AT PARIS.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb 13.-Baron Mohrenheim
has been appointed Russian ambassador at Paris
Mr.. BRADLAUGH WANTS TO BIZ REFLECTED
LONDON, Fsb 13.-Mr. Bradiaugh has issued an
address to the electors OF Northampton for a re-
election. Mr.. Richards who once before gave Mr..
Bradlaugh close run, will be the candidate OF the
conservatives.
Fraudulent Divorce DEGREES, &C.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Feb 13.-J. X. Finay,
lawyer, was arrested yesterday, charged with ut
ter1ng fraudulent divorce decreeS---The Daily Star
publishing company was Incorporated on Monday.
The subscription capital is S20,0OO.
The Queen OF Tahiti.
NEW YORK, Feb. l3-The Queen OF Tahiti sailed
hence to-day for Havre.
Dem0Falfzed by ssJesse Jnmes,, Litcra-
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ON FRIDAY
THEATER CoNIoUE.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY IL.

MONDAY. FEBRUARY IL.
Great Success Of the Famous Comedian,
HARRY MONTAGUE
Who VIII appear this week in his Comedy entitled
THE QUEEN Of LOVE.
In connection with which will presented the
time the
OUADRIiIE I,AMOCR
Also the Clipper Quartette. Mle LaFavre the Pendys
Mr. and Mrs. ". J. Conway. the Duncan Sisters, and
Others
AATINEES TUESDAYS THURSDAYS AND SATUR-
DAYS feblI
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A T Cosr
We oferthe balance Of our
SATIN AND FCR-LINED CIRCULARS
AND CARRIAGE ROBES At COST.
And the balance Of our
SEAL sACQUEA CAPS AND MUFFs
at SsAtember prices.
JAMES z. DAVIS SONS
Al 6O pcnnsylVaniA avenue
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The OF loss Of hair take place either rap
idly in the of weeks months generally
the the loss is slow and gradual through period Of
years The hairs may commence to come out ut any
period after puberty, although badness does not or
narily begin to manifest itself until the of Is or 30
years The scalp throughout the process appears to be
healthy. At fret only few hairs come out from time
to time and these replaced immediately by shorter
and finer growth of hair Later these turn, she'd
and succeeded by still finer hairs. and in the
OF time even these cease to appear when complete bald
ness of certain portion Of the scalp is the result
There be appearance of file down which proves
tina; the hair focle still exists and be made to pro-
duce healthy hair again by proper treatment The
prevalence of premature badness among young
men and women of the present day is really surprising
Badness designated by the parts Of the scalp affected
Thus We have Crown. Frontal Part and Temple Bald
ness. The last two much dreaded by ladies'.
II your hairis thin harsh dry, split faded prema-
tureiy gray have any disease Of the hair scalp
don't neglect il. but consult DR. j. VAN DYCK Der1na-
tologist at once Dr. VAN DYCK has devoted special
attention the treatment Of the hair and scalp for 70
and pleased to that he has perfected
method Of treatment by which he can produce q
healthy growth of hair IL where the hair
folcles are not aes.royed If wish treatment CON
suit DR.. VAN DYCk at once. Office No. % Grant Place
hours: m to p. m: Sundays 9 to 2. If unable 70
call describe your case. and send stamps for
Send for circUlar. W&th8f
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DemOfalfZed by s5Jesse James,' Litcra-
tufes

A<ltCx0S
TWO AMERICAN BOYS ARRESTED IN CANADA.
NIAGARA FALLS ONT, Feb. 1S-Two boys, aged
about 16 and giving the names OF Walter Rookie and
Chauncey Ruby, were arrested here last night on
suspicion. They arrived by the Grand Trunk Rail-
way Atlantic express from the west, and evidently
believed they were In the United StatesL Three
loaded revolvers, supply Of ammunition and h
book. "The Adventures and Exploits OF Frank and
Jesse James, were found In their possession; also,
some money which they acknowledged having
stolen at Berlin, where confederate was arrested
Bastian, the Exposed SpirituAlist.
CHICAGO, ILL, Feb. 1a-Bastlan, the American
spiritualist, who was yesterday unmasked a
fraud by the crown prince OF Austria while giving
an alleged spirit naturalization at the imperial
palace In Vienna, Is well known here. A few years
agotn connection with man named Taylor, he had
rooms in the building OF the Philosophical
Journal, a spiritualistic paper, and gave regular
eanceS, at which many startling spirit manifesta-
ttOns were made Their career was brought to a
close by b. C. Keeler, reporter OF the Times, who
exposed the fraudulent practices as thoroughly as
was done by the crown prince.
A Negro Murdered by Masked Men.
LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Feb. 1a-Tony Peace, an old
negro, living near Rocky Comfort, Little River
county, was called to his door on Saturday night
and murdered by nve masked men. The citizens
are trying to discover who the asSassins were
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TINHE HANLON SEASON AT FORDS
COMMENCES NEXT MONDAY FEBRUARY 18TH
This unrivailed combination Of Comedy. Pantomime,
and Music of the hizhest excellence, and without RI
yary comparison stage the performance OF
LIE VOYAGE EN- SUISSE.
Illustrating tue mshaps of and through Swift
Esrai,d In stage Coach and by Railroad will be given
with al
THE REALISTIC EFEECTs OF A REAL COACH
MOVING RAILROAD TRAIN, ETC.
EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK AND THREE
MATINEES
MATINEE WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY Doth.
MATINEE FRIDAY FEBRu AIRY 2Zp-the Washing
ton Anuversary-Natonah holiday.
MATINEE SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 23D
Seats reserved ON and after Thursday. febl3-3t
DROMENADE CONCERT. FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Il the P. C. A. Navy Yard FEBRUARY 18TH, p
Dancing. Tickets Sl.0.
TICK. at ThomPson's Drug Store from ladies at the
Navy Yard. and Mrs. NcCswley. At the Marine Bar
racks feDl2 St.
INCOLN HALL. BR1GNOtI.
ON FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY Is.
The Musical aud Social Event u be the reentre Of the
Famous Tenor.
SIGNOR p. BRIGNOLI,
In Donizettfs deliThtful italian Opera
DON PASQUALE.
Nine MARIE 6ODINi IN her charming role Of Norma
Siguor MAMA, DIR. MAatestS; Signor LENCIONI,
Don PAsquAle. etc: SIGNOi BRI INOLI. in his cele-
bsted role OF Eresto Sig TOMAi conductor OF grand
orchestra Admission 81 reserved so cents
Seats for sale now at Mstzer2tt & Cos
posed aud -dicated George Law. ESQ., by Sig BRIG
NOLI, viii be played by full band febli
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BLACKNAILINa MARY ANDERsoH-The thai a
Dr. George II. Marshall, charged with blackmafifnR
Mary Anderson, the actress, was begun In Ch6
United States court at Pttsburg yesterday. Mar
shall, II Is alleged, sent letters TO Miss Anderson
threatening 10 distribute broadcast Improper pho
tographs OF her unless money was sent him. As
Miss Anderson Is In Europe, II Is thought that
Marshall viii be acquitted.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Feb 13-J. X. Finlay, q
lawyer, was arrested yesterday, charged with ut
ter1ng fraudulent divorce decreeS--The Daily Star
publishing company was Incorporated on Monday.
The subscription capital Is S20,0OO
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JUdN b. LANNER,
SH Attorney at Law
iebl2-3t' No 1914 street northwest
T@ SECOND SUB DIVISION OF ASSOCIATED
80 CharitIes.-Notice-The directors Of this suh-
division are requested to meet building north.
east corner avenue and 22d street north
west. on FRIDAY EVENING. the 18th inst at i 40
o'clock A r HAGNER pr.ssart Z"
b. G. SAXTON, Secretary fehil-af
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The Queen OF Tahitf.
NEW YORK, Feb. l3.-The Queen OF Tahiti sailed
hence to-day for Havre.
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THE TRIAL OF THE HAzERs.-The naval court,
martial Of cadet hazers was continued at the
naval academy yesterday. Cadet Jastremski's
case Is still on trial. The witnesses examined were
Cadets Ballinger, Bird, Phillips and Wells.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~s THERE WILL BE SPECIAL MEETING OF
GSS the Medical Society (THIS EVENING" WE'D
NESDAI February Is h, to take action relative to the
death Of DIR. JAMES 8 BRALE
A Y v. GARNETT NJ D. President
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Cars Overturned.

A CHILD KILLED AND 80 PASSENGERS BRUISED.
ST. PAUL. MINI, Feb. l3.-A train from ChicaC,
left the track near Greene, Iowa. this morning. tn,
baggage and two coaches overturning. Som.
80 passengers were bruised, but only child wa.
killed and another seriously hurt.
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DARALYSlS. RHEUMATISM. NEURALGIA GOtrT
Spinal Affection. General Debility Sleepiessness
NERVOUSNESS &c, cu!e ed No drugs, medicues Su.
Xerfuous Hair PERMANENTLY eralicated Moes, Birth
MARKS Enhanced Veins. &c; cured by lately perfected
generally practiced in Europe aud America by
Ing physicians Ladies' treated their residence
Consultation hours from to y. unable to call
write aud describe your case.
MADAME GABRIEL.
feb22ws Parlors 735 9Th street northwest
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POMOLOGICAL HALL.

Sinele variety for Spring, to be named........ 80
We have q varieties included in the above list.
These cannot be beduplcated. First, your fruit must
be of the productive varieties; second very perfect
in stem and blow ends. Stem attached, no bruises
or scratches and Of even, fair size, good handling
Qualities and satisfactory favor enough of each va
riety TO fill five quart wire basket If you are an
expert in sele citing and placing apples, you stand
great chance for premium in each offer; you may
have the best apples as whole and not get a pre-
MUM for want of Judgment in placing them.
CLASS II-DESSERT APPLES.
Judges same as class |.
1st pr.
Three varieties, sweet, sour, Dessert for
August w
Three varieties, sweet, sour, Dessert for
September. W
Three varieties, sweet,2 sour, Dessert for
October w
!, Three varieties, sweet, sour, Dessert Tor
AANovember.
Three varieties sweet, 2 sour, Dessert fol
December ........... W
Three varieties sweet, 2 sour, Dessert for
January. W
Three varieties, sweet, 2 sour, Dessert for
February. w
CLASS III-COOKING APPLES.
Judges, same as class I.
.,. ,..,.,,.. Cooking 70, ,,u,v ls' : pr :,
Two early varieties Cooking for August......" 81
NorE-Exhibitors will make their own selections
Of varieties. They must be they must be the prod
net of their own orchards, perfect In stem and blow
ends free from worm marks OF bruises; and eaci
variety shown must fill wire basket holding tir'
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NorE--Exhibitors in this department will observe
that seperate and distinct list is presented for
professional and amateur cutivators of flowers, and
any infringement by upon the rights Of the other
will result in the forfeiture Of any premium awarded
therein. Aud 1t is further understood that the
flowers must be grown by the exhibitor and not
begged, borrowed or bought. Thatthe term profess
ional embraces the fac ities of the hot-house with
the experience of the professional gardener and
florist It will be further understood that any
flower or plant put in to make variety or collection
by the exhibitor cannot be duplicated for a single
pot or specimen of cut flowers. And in all cases
where the list specifies named varieties, card OF
label shall be attached to each with the name of the
variety plainly written thereon And every plant
not correctly named shall be debarred from compe
tition. And no less than the required number OF
plants, correctly named shall be awarded premi un
No single entry can be duplicated.
Those who cultivate flowers for profit or partly To-
nroit are deemed professional and those alone who
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In presenting this, the first annual catalogue of
the Henry County Joint stock Agricultural Fair to
our patrons, feel 1t duty to make gener-
al remarks and observations concerning our coming
first exhibition.
The Company during the present season has been
per grounds for Fair. This in connection with the
stringent times has made it necessary to offer a
lower list OF premiums than some of our patrons
may have anticipated. We hope and believe, how
ever that this will not deter any from making liberal
exhibits of their finest productions, whether Agr-
cultural, Horticultural, Mechanical any other of
our varied industries
We do not believe our patrons think Fair is an
institution for enrching the pockets Of either the
stockholder or the exhibitor, but rather place
where all may profit by the comparison of products,
and social intercourse, and the premiums offered
incentive 10 greater exertion In the prepara-
ton of exhibits.
While the premiums offered are rather low, we
have not offered any that do not candidly expect
to pay in full.
The Board of Directors have exerted their full ca
pacity In purchasing and fitting up grounds for a
Fair and will not cease to exert themselves for
future success, but its greater success depends
largely upon the interest Of its patrons.
For the last five years we have run wild on wheat
and wool. If we have thought Of meats at all 1t has
only been to see how quickly we could work off oul
steers, our pigs and wcathers, half grown, half fat
into the hands of drovers to be transported to Other
lands for Others to finish up and reap the profits
The Board desire to correct this practice far il
their power To this end they offer the most libera
| premiums for meat producing anilcas fully ripe
| singly and in herds a stimulus to an indurtry.
| 10 the lovers and patrons Of fine arts VIC hay,
given Il very extended list. We invite from abroad
but not to the detriment of our own county.
II. R. ANDREW, President
NH. HARTMAN, Secretary.
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NoTE-The Judges on class 2 to inclusive will
please look carefully to design, and execution OF
work. Material should have but minor considers
tion. They will please reject every entry not hav-
ing merit in design or workmanship, although it
has no competition.
GIRLS DEPARTMENT-FLoRALH HALL-FAN
CY WORK.
Any girl of the county under Is years of age who
will exhibit the next farin the girsdeparmento of
fancy work. any article enumerated in the LIST divis
ion Of Floral Hall, shall receive the same amount of
premiums as specified in the regular list Provided
they satisfy the Secretary that the articles presented
for entry are in design and work their own, with
out help, instruction supervision from any one,
before the article can be entered. And provided
further that their articles subject to compet-
ton with like articles made by girls of like age.
Judges same as on domestics.
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A Great Discovery,

Mr.. VIM. Thomas, of Newton, Ia,
says: "My wife has been seriously af-
fected with cough for twenty-five
years, and this spring more severely
than ever before. She had used many
many remedies without relief, and be-
ing urged to try DIR. Kings New Dis
covery, did so, with most gratifying re-
suits. The first bottle relieved her very
much, and the second bottle has abso-
lutely cured her. She has not had Sc
good health for thirty years."
Trial bottles free at J. c. Saur's drug
store. Large size 81.
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Second Division.

CLASS PAINTINGS PROFESSIONAL. OPEN.
Judges, A. E. II. Maerker, Mrs. L. L. Orwig, John
Hornung Mrs. H. c, Groschner, Mrs. D. Wilson.
LIST pr.
Collection Marine or Landscape pieces in
Oil, by one artist, illustrating Human or
Animal Life, Fruit, Flowers and Scenery. $40 90
Two pieces from any two of the above SUBJ
One piece from any one of the above sub
1ectb,,,,,,,, w
Collection pieces Water Colors, by >one
artist, illustrating the classes in Oil..- 90
Three pieces illustrating any two of the
w
One piece from any one Of the above l 90
Collection pieces Crsyon, illustrating, as
in Oil, by the same artist................... 90
Finished Photo in oil oil............-....-..... 90
Finished Photo in Water Colors ............ co
Finished Photo in Ink ....................... 90
Finished Photo in Crayon ............ 90
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NorE-The above races are all to be made in har-
ness, best three in five, mile heats, and governed by
the rules and regulations of the National Turf Bu-
reau. Entrance Fee 10 per cent. on purse of class
which must accompany the nomination. Any
horse distancng the whole field in any class will
onlybe allowed first premium In each case five to
enter and three to start See section g. H. 80 and
81, Rules and Regulations of the National Turf
Bureau, The Henry County Agricultural Society
has of the best fmile tracks in Ohio. Horse
men say it is "A No. H. Address,
N. II Hartman, Sec'y,
Napoleon, Ohio.
1st. All nominations must be made to the Secre
tary by Monday evening, October 9Th. at p M, and
the entrance money paid before p. m. Tuesday
first day of the Fair.
I'd. Any horse distancinga field will only be enti
tied to first premium.
Sd. The right will be reserved to alternate the
classes each day.
4th. The rules of the National Association shall
be taken us a guide in determining all questions
that may arise other than those above specified.
Foot Race. Friday.
8 TO FILL 8 TO CO. HALF MLE.-PuRsE SIS.
First Premium ..........."... VI
second Premlum.. w
Wooden shoe race, to fill, 2to go...".... 2 O(
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THE DEMOCRATIC NORTHWEST THURSDAY, AUGUST 2S 1884

quarts. Noexhibitcr can duplicate his entries for
same class. Every variety must be named and
labeled by the exhibitor.
NorE-The committee will base their decisions on
the merit Of each exhibit for ng the bill of entry
required by the Catalogue. They will reject every
exhibit that does not meet the requirements of the
proceeding note.
Peaches, Pears and Grapes.
CLASS I-PEACHES-To BE EXHIBITED ON
PLATES, TEN ON PLATE.
Judges same as on ADples
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Why is beehive like potato? Be-
cause a beehive is bee-holder, and a
beholder is spectator, and q spect-ta,
ter is q bad potato.
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N. H. HARTMAN, Secretary.