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strong probability that the company in the near
Iuture would be able TO raise the necessary funds.
which, with the land would be sufficient TO con-
struct the road.
THE GREELY RELIEF APPROPRIATION.
Al a meeting of the House committee on appro-
prlatlons this morning 1t was decided TO report
Dill FOR the appropriation OF sum necessary TO Ut
out Greely relief expedition. The measure covers
me recommendations OF Secretaries Lincoln and
Chandler providing for three vessels. The Plesi-
deut Is authorized TO lit out the expedition soon
as possible
THE PACIFIC RAILROADS.
Inc House committee on Pacific railroads nj
meeting this morning. discussed bill TO compel all
land-grant Railroads to take out titles by paving
the cost OF surveying and selecting the lands.
MeSSlS Dunn. OF Arkansas, Anderson. OF Kansas
ana Valentine OF Nebraska. each OF whom has In
tlOduced Il bill upon this subject. appeared in be-
half Of their respective measures Mr. Williams
OF Kansas. appeared in behalf OF the Kansas Pa
cine railroad company. Mr.. Sheabarger appeared
In behalf OF the Union Pacific company. and asked
acohIlaance If the hearing until the 29th list The
request Was granted. Mr.. Williams said that the
word ..Iequlre 10 the act relating to the payment
or costs OF surveying. the companies construed
1t. allowed them Ia take out the patents when the
lahd was sold To and paid Tor by the settlers. The
committee viii again consider the subject Tues
DAY. the 2sth, when nnal action Will probably be
taken.
SENATE APPOINTMENTS
The following appointments were made by the
Sergeant-at-ArmS OF the Senate to-day:
Miss Louise De Mum. telephone operator vice
Roeert tunningham: James E. Lawrence. vice j. r.
Gates. labOrer; George Mckew, vice \. A. johnson,
messenger.
Secretary McCook appointed Thos. Ii. Nickle clerk
10 tne superintendent Of the document TDoln IN
place of \. w. Cochran.
REUNION OF OFFICIAL REPORTERS.
The Official reporters Of the Senate had reunion
at Wizards last Saturday evening. embracing
those now employed and those formerly employed
An elegant table spread, and those present had
good time.
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strong probability that the company in the
future would be able to raise the necessary funds
Wnch, with the land, would be sufficient TO con-
Struct the road
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JOHN II. MITCHELL
93l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

831 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Housekeeping Linens. in all the best makes. at low
Cloths ~ yds square and up to ~ yds. by yds.
long with Napkins to match Prices from SO to $25
per set.
Full yd wide Dana from 100 TO e. so per yard
Wine Cloths all sizes. Napkins. 5-6 81 6S, 78 A;
new and beautiful. Towels, superior stock all prices
from al SO to &lO per doz Etchings In beautiful de-
OF shapes and sizes. d8
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
hue, S545, ,aa331; customs, $4s1. COS
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TO EXONERATE GOV. ORDWAY.-A dispatch from
Chicago states that ". r. Steele, OF Steele Dakota
Territory. passed through that city yesterday On
his way To VI a-hingtOn with documents intended
to show Gov. DrdWay'S innocence OF the recent
charges OF bribery in connection with the location
o. lle county seat OF Potter county. Mr.. Steele
VII! submit the documents To the Secretary OF the
Interior.
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THE PROPOSED TRANSFER OF PENSION BUSINESS TO
THE TREasrRY-lnited States Treasurer Wyman
said to-day regarding the proposed plan OF abolish
ing r'naIon agencies and transferring the payment
OF l'en,cnS to the Treasury department. which Is
being considered by the House appropriation com
mittef. that 1t had not been sufficiently matured To
permit OF his expressing an opinion to the aGvis-
ability OF making The change. "Ibe proposed plan"
said Mr.. NyHtu, 'Would make SO many and such
extensive changes in various officers that it would
nOt be possible to say just now how much OF a say
ing the change would result In
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hue, $545, ,2237; customs, S4s1. .OO6
THE national bank notes received for REDEMPTION
to-day amounted to SECS, CO.,
MR. EMORY SPEER NOT A CANDDATE.-It was
whispered among the knowing ones last week that
the PRESIDENT was desirous of nominating Mr. J.
Emory Speer to be district attorney, and that he
was delaying the nomination with the hopes that
hi. peer would be confirmed as district attorney
~. e northern district of Georgia. 10 which Office
ne was appointed last spring. that his confirna-
t sloh as district attorney here would be assured
sun , ACTON would undoubtedly meet with the ap-
probation OF the Department OF Justice. where MIR
SISeI Is heid III high esteem. 1t WAS stated at the
" hHe House to-day that the President had enter
Iatneu 10 such intention. Nj. Speer said to-day tO
STAR reporter that the position had not been
were. ~ - -
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THE MoURNFUL ERRAND OF BRREAVED RELATIVES
TO GAY HEAD-FURTHEg DETAILS OF THE FRIGHT
FUL SEA TRAGEDY.
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ARMY ORDERs.-First Lieut.. George K. Spencer,
l9'h infantry, VIII report by letter to Brig. Gen.
Christopher c. Augur, president OF the army retr-
ing board. at Fort LeayenwoTth, Kansas, and will
lor examination Capt. Henry C. Ward, 10th infan-
Try, now on leave OF absence. Will report In person
10 tle superintendent general recruiting service.
New ORR city. 10 COndnct the first detachment OF
recruits leaving for the department OF Dakota.
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NEW NATIONAL. BANE.-The controller Of the
currency has authorized the Clarinda National
bank Of ClartHdl. Iowa. to commence business with
a capital OF $4,000. and the First National bank OF
Marshall, Texas, with a capital OF $4,000.
JUDGMENTS RENDERED BY THE COURT OF CLAIMS.
The Court OF Claims to-day rendered Judgment in
favor OF Isaac 7. Childs against the District for
Sl.26: Geo. W. Gray, against the District, s236: E.
l. Jordan. against the United States, claim for
money appropria5ed by Congress, but OF which pay
lnent was refused by the first controller, S1145 and
Anson Mills, against the United States, for rent Of
Land In Texas, Oh which Fort Whitman is located,
$500.
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LIABILITIES

capital stock. 300 600 90 n
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Display Of Canned Vegetables, six varieties 90
Display Of Catsup. six varieties 90
Display Of Pickles. six vArieties............... 90
Display Of CranberrieF, cultiyAted............ Is
Display of Dried Fruit, i've varieties........- Is
In the Agricultural Department the Judges In
either class viii award but one premium on the
same val ariety Of articles Of the same exhibitor.
GIRLS DEPARTMENT-AGRICUL HALL
CONSERVE PRODUCTS.
Any girl Of the county Is years of age under that
will exhibit at the next fair, in girls department
any ar ticle Of baking enumerated in class III add
ing thereto cake and cookies and any Of the speci
fed singl can and dried fruits from class ~ shall
receive same premiums as specified In said Glasses,
provided only that they satisfy the secretary when
entering their articles that they are not over Is
years of age that their exhibit is entirely of their
own production; and provided further. that their
articles are subject to competition with like articles
entered by girls of like age. Judges, as class
III and ".
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Glass H-HerefOrds.

Same premiums offered as for Shorthorns, and the
same requirements from exhibitors.
The Committee will award two diplomas in the
above classes irrespective of blood to the most
merorious bull, regardless of age, and the other to
the most meritorous COW or heifer.
A written pedigree must be furnished the Com
mittee on Pedigree before entering the animal,
showing direct descent from imported stock both
sides; quality of animals, and fitness for breeding
(meaning neither too fat or too lean, nor showing
signs of barrenness) with business of proportion to
be considered next after established purity of blood
This rule to apply to all the improved breeds of
cattle.
Glass III-Grades.
1st pr. Cd pr.
Cows years old or over.,...........$3 90 50 90
Cows years old or over must have
two of their calves by their side,
showing their qualifications as
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This class Is made up especially to meet the wants
of those who deal in horses fitting them for markets
outside the county 1t will apply to all geldings or
mares whether double or single, that have been
trained by professional horse-breakers, whether
held for Market pleasure-driving or sporting pur-
poses and If found entered in any part Of the pre-
ceeding classes the judges are required to change
them to this class, or bar them from any premium.
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Glass IV-Fat Cattle.

s,ssr and herds must have been owned aud fed by
e1h bitor one month prior t. the Fair. ihey must
show perfect feeding qualities and weigh as foioWs
Two years old not less than 400 pounds eacoi
years old not less than i6OO lbs. each; years oid
not less than l,sOO pounds each All to he weighed
nv the Judges, and the weight of each awarded
prem,pm placed on the entry book directly over the
animals number No premium will be paid unless
this rule is complied with and each animal prime in
ouality. In determining quality allowance in age
will he considered. Herd entries cannot compete
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NoTE-All horses in the two proceeding sections
of this class over three years old must be sixteen
hands high sound, (evenly matched, if spans, in
sze), all in good style and action, square in gate,
rangy and even in form, color waived. No stallion
will be eligible for this class, unless owned or has
made the season in the county; and spans or single
must have been owned by the exhibitor and handled
by him in the county 60 days prior to the Fair
Speed shall not be the leading test but horse for
the carriage should make miles an hour with ease.
Class IV-ROadSterS.
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The Judges In this class will look we'll to the
merit of the animal competing and not to be in
fuenced by appearances, produced by stubble shear
ing, over feeding continued housing, or any pamper
ing which tends to lessen the vau of the animal for
breeding purposes.
Glass H-Not Registered. Fine Woods.
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NorE-All to be the work of county mechanics,
and made since last fair. No distinction will be
made in form of top in style of finish. Carriages
as now made are largely the product of machinery.
Judges will look well to the parts done by the
finishers at the home shops.
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DIVISION C-SHEEP.

B. Tubbs and Justin H. Tyler
Glass I-Registered Fine Wool For
eign or County.
Judges-w d. Brubaker, Geo. Rettig, J. b.
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The rule as to pedigree and condition for breeding
purposes applies fully to this class
Glass VI-Jerseys.
The same premiums as offered in class five and
the same requirements from exhibitors.
Glass VII-Ayershires.
The same premiums offered in class five and
the same requirements from exhibitors.
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DIVISION B-HORSES.

SuBerintendent-Geo Bowerman.
Judges Joseph Lowery, H. B. Powell, Henry
Rohrs.
Glass I-Horses for all Work.
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Same judges, rules and premiums.
Glass IV-Mutton Sheep.

Premiums and Judges same as fat cattle. All
middle wool breeds to compete.
Glass V-Fat Sheep.
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MECHANIC HALL.

Observation-Disclosures. Kaufman, Il. H. Fast.
CLASS I-FARM AND BARN IMPLEMENTS
MANUFACTURED IN THE COUNTY.
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GLASS I-DOMESTICS,

NoTE-In jud ging on spreads and quilts, the COM
mittee will make ALL in each class, compete; and in
making their awards they will begoverned by de-
sign and workmanship. All must be the work of the
exhibitor since the last fair and they are requested
to pass by all articles in their judgment not worthy
CLASS II-EMBRoIDERIEs FOR LADIES,
AND GENTS APPAREL.
Judges-Mrs. N. H. Hartman, Mrs Josiah Roller
Mrs Fred Horning, Jr. Mrs. Henry Boardner and
Mrs. A. q. Mathews
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NorE-No premium will be awarded on grain
that will not grade No. in Toledo market. All
grains to be crop Of 1884, all seeds 1888.
No specials will be awarded on grains. If enter
ed under different name than specified above,
th ey will compete with the nearest of kind in quality
in white or red class In Dent or Flint This rule
imperative to avoid fictitious names given to grains
CLASS II-vEGETABLEs.
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THE DEMOcRATIC NORTHWEST THURSDAY AUGUST 2S. 1884

An colts years old. exeep, in class two, must be
moved to carriage on track.
Glass V-Gentlemen's Driving Horses.
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AGRICuLTuRAL HALL.

Superintendent It. s. Lingie, ]. E. Seoheld.
Judses-James K. Brown, John Brinkman, Chris.
Hellberg.
CLASS I-GRAINS.
WHITE WHEAT.
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NorE-The foregoing, except stations 1 and
years old will be moved in harness on the track, for
the purpose of showing their general qualities They
must be perfectly sound, show good constitution,
combining STYLE action and staying qualities. Stall
lions must have made the season in the county.
Teams must be owned in the county, and used as a
span by the owner go days prior to the FairProfes-
sional trotters will not be eligible to compete
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NoTE-The Committee on fat sheep are requested
to award premiums only on such entries as will
pass in any market as strictly prime mutton, fully
ripe.
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FARM MACHINERY.
HOME OR FOREIGN.

Superintcndents- Henry Teitge, Fred Badenhope.
Judges-Exhibitors and Purchasers. No pre-
miums by society.
To Merchants, Agents, and Factors dealing in
farm machinery, we extend cordial invitation to
exhibit. We pledge you hearty welcome, with
every facility for line shafting and Hall room for
small implements to enable you to fully advertise
your wares and machinery. We put nothing of this
class before committee relying upon your abb lity
TO bring out the merits of your exhibit so as to win
approval ofthose who use the same.
GLASS II-FURNITURE AND HOUSE IMPLE-
NENTS
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PREMIUM LIST.

PREMIUM list.
DIVISION A-CATTLE.
SuperiRteRdents-Josia Koler and B. +. Pontious.
Glass I-Short Horns.
Committee OH Pedigrees- Superintendent and
President.
Judges-Asa Center, G.. W. Battenheld, John
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No Article mentioned in the above class will be
entered on the books for competition unless 1t is
strictly Henry county production and made since
last fair.
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The above must be the work of county mechanics
since the last Fair. No money premiums will be
awarded on sale or foreign work but facilities will
be extended for exhibition as an Advertisement for
goods.
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CLASS D-SWINE.
Superiniendent-Wm. Booher.
Glass POLAND China.

Glass II-EsseX.
Premiums and requirements same as class l.
Glass III-Berkshires.
Premiums and requirements same as class l.
Glass IV-SuffOl lks.
Premiums and requirements same as class l.
Glass V-Jersey Reds and Chester
Whites to Compete Together.
Premiums and equirements same as class l.
Glass VIAL other Breeds or Crosses.
1stpr. I'd pr.
Sow that has bred the past season.. 2 90 OC
Litter Pigs under 6 months. ......... 90 or
Nor Ir1dn tnt
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CLASS xIv-oRSAMESTAL AND PET CAGES
CARRIAGE HALL.

Superintendent-Joseph Shaft.
Judges-courod Miller, H. c. Groschner, Clay
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NoTE- The Committee will be careful to report
on all entries in the class, if not enumerated the
whole must be the work of Henry county mechanics,
since last air.
CLASS AssIII-MARBLE,WOo W OoD, IRON AND LEATH-
Err WORK.
Committee same as class II.
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NoTE-The Judges are required to throw out any
of the above breeds which in their Judgment fail to
requirements. And all sows must have bred the
present season.
DIVISION E-POULTRY.
Superintendent-Charl Wilson,
Judges-C. H. Gidley, Jacob Leist, r. Huston.
Open to the State. To be governed by American
Standard of Excellence.
CLASS I-ASIATICS.
Includes Light and Dark Brahmas, Buff, Partridge,
White and Black Cochins, and Langshangs. Each
variety to be shown separately, and compete its
kind.
prem.
Pair Fowls, cock and hen n......... .... .... w s so
Pair Chicks, cOckerell and pullet.. 80
CLASS II-EURoPEAN.
Includes Colored and White Dorkns. Classifica-
ton and premiums same as in class I.
CLASS III-AMERICAN.
Includes Plymouth Rocks, Domini ques, and
American seadright. Each variety to be shown
separately in pairs, and to compete with its kind.
Premiums same as in class I.
CLASS Iv-sPANIsH.
Includes White faced Black Spanish, Black.
Brown, White, and Dominique Leghorns--Each
variety to be shown in pairs, and to compete with
its kind. Premiums same as in class I.
CLASS v-POLISH.
Includes White Crested Black White Crested
Whit. yllin or Bearded Gold, Plain or Bearded
Silver. Each variety to be shown in pairs, and to
compete with it's kind. Premiums same as in
| class l.
CLASS VI--FRENCH.
| Includes Creve-Cours, Houdans, La Bresse, and
La Fleche. Each variety to be shown in pairs, and
to compete with its kind. Premiums same as in
class I.
| CLASS VII-HAMBURGs.
Includes Golden Spangled or Penciled, Silver
Spangled or Penciled and Black Each variety tc
be shown in pairs, and to compete with its kind
Premiums same as in class L.
CLASS vIII-GAMEs.
Includes Black or Brown, Brested Red Duckwin
White Georgian, Black, Red Pile, White Pile. Eacl
variety to be shown in pairs, and to compete will
its kind. Premiums same as in class I.
CLASS IX-BANTAMs.
Includes all varieties of Game, Golden or, Silve
Seabrght, Black, African, and Japanese. Eacl
variety to be shown in pairs, and to compete with it
kind. Premium 25 cents.
| CLASS X-MISCELLANEOUs
Includes Creepers, Silhens, Frizzles, Pumpkins
ETC. Each variety to be shown in pairs, and to com
pete with its kind. Premiums same as in class TX
CLASS xI-TURKEYS.
Includes Bronze, Wild White Crested, Black an
Buff. Each variety to be shown In pairs and t
compete with its kind. First premium so cents.
CLASS XII-DUCKS.
Includes Rouen, Aylesbury, Pekin, Cayuga. Fac
variety to be shown in pairs, and to compete wit
Its kind First premium 80 cents.
CLASS XIII-GEESE.
Includes Toulouse, Brown and White Chint
! African, Seybstapool. Bremen and Wild. To
shown in pairs and to compete with their kint
J First premium 81 90, second premium so cents.
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Double Carriage Harness. .....D' 'ploma.
Single Carriage Harness ..."....".... e.
Heavy Double Harness ess............"......-.. ...
Side Harness Leather. ....................... e.
Side Enameled Leather. &c.
Side Sole eather...""......"..
Side Cow Hide.
Side kip..........
Half dozen Calf Skins. -.
Half dozen Sheep Skins -.
Side of Glove Leather. her..........."............ ..
Side Dress Furs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
Pair Calf Boots, hand sewed.".."."..."... g.
Pair Calf Boots, pegged .................... :"
Pair Kip Boots, pegged................"... -.
Pair Stoga Boots, pegged...." ........."....
Pair Calf Bamorals for women.........". :"
Pair Polish Balmoras for women .."..... :"
Pair Serge Balmorals for women ......... =.
Pair Mems Leather or Fur Gloves."..... :.
Pair Mems Fur or Leather Mittens"... =.
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NoTE-The Judges are required to throw out any
of the above breeds which in their judgment fail to
requirements. And all sows must have bred the
present season.
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SHALER SVILLE,

correspondence.
For several weeks considerable STIR
has been made concerning an Ice
Cream Festival given July 10th. Last
week the " Balance Sheet of the Sha-
lersville Festival appeared in a
Cleveland daily. We have taken some
pains TO investigate, aud find that the
aforesaid "balance sheet" is not cor
rect. We have also found that the
ice cream, concerning which the most
than 80 cents per gallon, which is sew
eral cents less than ice cream of the
same quality can be purchased for in
market. There IL no ground for com
plaint concerning the expenses, al
least.
A school boy in the north district
broke an arm one day last week. He
was walking the fence.
H. Minard and friend spent 8
few days at home last week.
The voice of the thresher is now
heard in the land.
J. II. Way is building new resi-
dence.
Edwin Spray died at the N. o. In
sane Asylum last week. The funera
was held OH Monday.
Charley Ster ling and wife are visit
ing in town.
Crops are fiourishing and the field:
wear Springlike appearance.
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ATWATER.

correspondence
The pasture fields look green again
and the corn Is growing rapidly, but
it met with rough usage from the hail
last Thursday, in the north part of
this town.
Mrs. Sarah Mix and Mrs. Hattie
Mix will start tomorrow for Tower
City, Dakota, to the home of their
husbands.
Mr.. Moses Townsend and wife, of
Mercer Co., Ohio, are visiting his
trOther, Samuel Townsend and family.
H. H. WOOlf is doing lively bust
ness, selling bucket pumps. They
seem to be very much priced by all
who use them.
Thomas Votaw and wife, of A lliance.
were visiting at Geo. Woolf's yester-
day.
All the Sabbath Schools In the town.
ship are going to unite in picnic at
Spires grove, one week from next
Wednesday.
The Mattoon picnic will occur next
Saturday.
8. w. Arthurs will move into the
house he bought of Henry Butler DUR
ing this week.
L. +. Butler expects to move to-
morrow to the farm he bought of Mr..
Deming, ia ROotstown. w. =
August IL. 1854.