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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-11
Grand Army Matters.


The joint committee on the entertain
nent of the Department Encampment,
whose names have already been published
in these columns, has organized by the
election of Senior Vice Department Com
mander Fl. A. Burnett as Chairman, 0. ?.
Dodge as Secretary, and Post Commander
f. c. Jordan Treasurer. Various plans for
raising funds have been presented and dis
cussed. 1t was decided to hold a grand
bean-bake on the 18th of June next, the
anniversary of the battle of Bunker Hill,
and the new Pavilion has already been Sc
cured for the purpose, the Directors of the
State Agricultural Society generously giving
the veterans the use of it for this occasion
free of expense. 1t is considered quite APP
propriate to have Boston baked beans "
on this anniversary. The details, of course,
have not yet been arranged, but it has been
decided to have baked beans all the after
noon and evening; also to employ band
and have dancing in the evening.
The joint committee on Memorial Day
has organized, and as these two committees
are to work together this year, the same
officers have been elected for the two COM
mittees. Two years ago very handsome
sum of money was raised for Memorial
LAY, tle SURF luS DelIS donated 10 the VET
erans' Home. This year it has been de-
cided to devote any surplus to the Encamp-
ment entertainment fund above referred
to. 1t was decided to have the exercises at
the cemetery in the forenoon, the process
cession moving at 10 o'clock, and to give an
entertainment in the evening. The Com
mittce on Programme is: Post Commander
]. l.. Skinner, Chairman Comrades O. p.
Dodge and - Baldwin. Junior Vice De
partment Commander II. c. Dibble one of
the finest orators west of the Rockies, has
alreadybeen secured as orator for the occa-
sion.
Commander-in-Ch John s. Kountz,
Of Philadelphia, together with the Adju-
tant-General, has been paying a visit to
the fair at New Orleans, and will spend
week in California, arriving in San Iran
cisco on Friday, the nth inst. A banquet
will be rendered to him on the evening of
the 18th, and there is a possibility that
Sacramento may be honored by visit of
one day in the early part of the week fol-
lowing. A strenuous effort is being made
to bring it about.
Sumner Post has special meeting next
Monday evening to discuss matters relative
to the Womcn's Auxiliary Corps
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-11

Embroidered Camels Hair Dress Patterns, with frnged
pieces for shawl draperies, SIS per dress.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-11

CHERRIES AND STRAWBERRIES We will
receive to-day large quantity of cherries
and strawberries also n fine lot of corn
fed spring chickens. Also, a large lot of
new vegetables, consisting of cucumbers.
string beans, tomatoes, new potatoes, sum-
mer squash, sugar peas, with all other
vegetables and fruits in season received
daily d. DeBernardi & Co., Nos. 30S and
80 X street.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-11

MISSES Peekskill sun hats, trimmed with
cord and tassel, 20 cents. Red House
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-11

Gilt Curtain Chains, 90 cents upwards.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-11

Wide and narrow Gt-mixed Brads in black and colors
for trimming dresses to IS cents per yard.
These brads have just enough gilt in them to give
the richest possible effects.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-11

AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co., auction
GERS, will sell at 10 A. NJ. to-day, at
No S27 street, between Eighth and Ninth
without reserve l29 yards of body Brus-
sells and tapestry carpets, two ingram car
pets, two bedroom sets, easy chairs and
lounges, rockers, bed lounge, cook stoves,
sofas, tables, chairs, good open buggy, light
spring-wagon, single scull racing boat, iron
duck boat. counter, tables, etc.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-11

Mems English Walking Shoes, So. Trim. neat
strong enough to give fair wear.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-11

Maximum temperature, 40; minimum. 600.
JAMES A. BARWICK,
Sergeant, Signal Corps, U. S. A.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-11
THE FINEST DISPLAY
At the state Fair.


The mammoth music pavilion O. c. A.
iudse, toe wholesale aud retail dcalr, Of
s heehug, far SURPRISES anything ever At
r~p;ec in the di-Play Of Pianos aad Or
ans IN this seCIOl Of country.
Mr. House occupies = space Of a5OIt lily
nrr. Ecariy or quite twice IS large AS any
der display in Exhibition Hall occupying
4 portion OF the south and cas-; wing.
The walls are beautifully drap 'd and
adorned with elegant pictures, the Il Doc e!e-
yatad. car, eted and surrounded " tn an
ron railing Mr.. House has here placed on
exhibition instruments which at the cIca-
ogued price amount 10 nearly seven thous-
and dollars, promjnen, among which are
TWO magnificent grand pianos one Calcker'
,ug and one Hartman. a!sO several upright
aud square pianos finished in rosewood,
mahogany and walnu. which for quality
sud tone have no superior and regarded the
world over as the beau ideal o. . p-ct4ct
Instrument
The Packard and Wilcox Il White or.
gan. finished in different styles attract much
attention.
There is no disputing the fact that the
Packard has become the most popular or.
,sn in the Safe as it has elsewhere
Steinway 4 Sons have recently taken tha
.-rrcy for it in London, and will handle II
in connection with their piano there.
40 ore can afford 10 visit the State Eau
y, hou, seeing he display OF c, \ House
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-11
STRANGERS AND NOME FOLK.
some Who Attended the Fair and Some
Who did Not.

some Who Attended the Fair and Some
Who Did Not.
EN GOV Jack sou Judge j. NJ jackson,
Senator Camden d. H. Leonard ". y.
Chancellor aud Col g. ". Thompson, Of
Parker,5urg, took in the races Yesterday.
Messrs w +. Hrrsey, H. l.. Wells, c.
NJ. Wells and J. F. Stewart, Of Clorksburg
". Va, took in the grand exhibition yes
terday
D c. Foster, arichsyille. and Il. VII
son, Of Graf,oa, witnessed the sights yester
Gay.
Major I'd Mcdonald, Of Burton, came in
u see the races and other things, OF course
B. W. Phillips, of Steubenyille, D. Brown
and lady, OF Wellsburg, I. +. Moss, wife
and child and Mrs. \. NJ. Moss, Of Cam
bridge, are in the city attending the Fair
Hon John A. Hutchinson, Of Parkers'
burg, J c. White and +. Il. Morehead, Of
Morcantown, are in the city.
j. Il Murphy, Chief Of Police Of Me
gheny and H. Kormor, Of the Allegheny
Detective Agency were on the grounds
yesterday enjoying themselves bat keeping
their eyes peeled for any crooks they might
| run across.
b. c. Sturgis, E.q, Of Smithfe'd, Pa, is
in the city.
I c. J. Black and wife o. Alliance, O., ar
in the city.
Miss Ella King, of Parkersburr is in the
city among friends
Elitor Holt. Of thu Grafton Standard, was
sisc'atOr Yesterday.
T P. Jeffrey AMI vile, Of Eicnboro, W
Va. attended toe Fair
I,ou r. II. Browse and wife, of Grape
LAND, are attendiug the Fair.
Robert Devries lett yesterday to attend
college a Washington, d. c,
Miss Louisa NtifcI Of Pittsburgh Pa is
he guest OF Miss Mary Roettger
Charles Miller. Of Steubeuvilc, was in the
city yesterday attending the Fair,
Miss Bertha HAYES is the guest of Miss
Berthe Fisher, of South Jacob street.
Miss Lena H.rrick and VIM Dcgan, CT
Brnwood, attended the Fair Yesterday.
Col J. Webb has returned from Cleve-
land, O., wharr he spent several weeks.
Miss Ella Basr, Of West Alexander is
the cuest OF Mr. and Mrs C. K Tracy.
TX sheriff G. v. Taylor,of l.or1G county,
was among the visitors 10 the Fair yesrer
day.
Ni:s Msrg;a Hi'lea. of Barncsvilla. 0 is
vi Ting Mrs Carrie :. Albright OF the Eas,
End.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-11
the BIG THREE,
The Etna, Standard and Crescent
Mills Will Run.
Ire Scale Sigoed by All Of Them, and the
Etna Stated---The Long Glass
Strike Nearing an End

The scale committee Of lie Amalgamated
Association Of the Crescent sheet works on
Wednesday presented the scale to Mr.
Whitaker, President OF the company, tor
his Signature. Mr.. Whitaker informed the
committee that the scale would be signed
the next day. Accordingly this was done
yesterday, and the Crescent8 idIcneas IS a.
mc.t at an enl. TIE miLevs went - work
yesterday al d the mil
WILL RESUME IN FILL
on Monday morning. The good news was
received with rejoicing BY the men, WHO
look forward to quite long run.
The little hi,ch il the old nail clause at
the .f.tua has been adjusted satisfactorily
aud the mill resumed work in full yesterday
The Standard, which has signed the scale
will 20 on in tulI on Monday.
Nr, Matt Chew received a letter yester
dAy from distinguished party at lronton
DENYING that the nailers had everything to
DO With the recentriot at that place bet Seen
the working nailers and q crowd The let
ter says that the manufacturers had whisky
and teer sent to the men to keep them from
icing out on the night, and that several OF
the orkiug nsiers, under the influence OF
drink, came out aud ,auuted the men into
doing what they did.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-11
ENv rEH's E\mirIr
At Our state Fair.


AuC,- he mary ar.i-ucaliy arranged
.A..oirs 70 be seen in the Main Exposition
.a.lirg none attract more attention than
bat of Mr. T. ". BoUm-r our we'll known
..,ic man. His diepltr Will. rot Loaf Or
..,l,v. is r.a, and att.ac.iys. His entire
,,h,1it IS arranged in booth style, baing
lrseG in or sIiSIi-s ~ ta>, etrilg deco-A. 10
partitions which contrast srriAiuElv with tn
Elegance and beauty OF the instruments dis
played.
The pianos exhibited by Mr.. BIume7
consist OF -vand, uprlgh; ani square OF
The celebrated Nranlch y Bach msnu.ac
ure These Instruments are noted for the
richness and purity o: their tone and in
finish they combine not only beautiful de
s'gn but the finest workmanship DARN,
the past few yesrs these pianos have taken
he !esd, and the large nun ar o!them tia.
have been sold testify Of itself Of their vel
earned merit
We also noticed on exhibition the sweet.
'oned A. B Chase and the word-renoRnai
Smith American organs; those instruments
speak for themselves
Mr.. Banner, who is uuquestiousbly the
leading music dealer in the State carries
he largest and most complete stock OF va.
rious makes and styles of pianos and Or
gaus which be offers at such prices and
terms SIS defy competition In addition to
pianos aud organs st his extensive ware
rooms, 1910 Market street. he keeps com
plete and well assorted stock Of sheet mu-
sic and musical merchandise of every de.
sCr,pioU and we recommend all parties
needing anything il the musical line o call
All see him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-11
BIS OF NEWS,
Picked Up Here and There by Rez'''"'
Reporters.


Reporters.
Two deeds of trust were admitted 10 rec
ord at Clerk Hooks oth.c, yesterday
Tx dry gods stores will close at moon
to-day, to allow the employees 10 attend the
Fair.
EVERYBODY knows that the Albert Wells,
indicted for larceny by the Grand Jury, Is
not Albert Wells, the mailer.
Mss LIZZIE FALcE, aged fourteen. died
a, her home in North Wheeling, "Wednesday
morning. The funeral will take place this
morning at 10 O'Clock.
THE act incorporating the Neversi0E
life and Fire Insurance Company, oil
Birks county Pa, was lett tyrrecoFd al
Clerk Hook Office, yesterday.
ALL persons who have been awarded pre-
miums at tie Safe Fair should not fall 10
see Mr.. " l. Calm as he Is getting up
complete list Of all premiums awarded
'SroyY' R,rl. the oarsman, lett last
night with his shell for Ncheespori, where
oe will row in the regatta on Saturday. NO
doubt our man will nsAe a good record
Mr.. EDWARD S NoRToy, formerly proprl.
etor of the Mcclure House, is thlnkIns OF
taking charge Of the st. Cloud Ho.el at
Canton. Ohio which will be remodeIied ana
repaired at a cost o. SO 900.
SUPERINTENDENT or SCHOOLS MORAN
rived in the city yesterday. lie will hold
acoupetitiye examination for Peabody
Scholarship at the Third Ward School
building al 80 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Tug repair hands on Section Is, Of the
Waeeiug aud Pittsburgh Division OF the Is.
K D, extending from this city to Ben|ooi
4 uck Yesterday sgsiust their foreman,
Joan Hogan, who. they aliege, is unress-
enable in his demands.
ANOTHER large audience was entertained
by the jolly Psthhuders al Charley Shay
Academy of Music last night, in change
of programme the Pa;hinders are oily
crew, know how to keep an audience In good
huuor ard deserve their success heartily.
LARGE audience witnessed the polo
game at the Chapline street rink last night
between the Excelsior club Of Martins Fer
~. and the Chapire street club. The lat
ter after an exciting and well fought contest
cane CT victor by taking the two first goals.
TnE skating carnival at the North End
nix. last night, was very enjoyable
alkir and largely attended. The music
wSs excellent. and furnished by the North
Erd band The surface is in trSt-class
condition and gave general satisfaction to
tn merry skaters
4 BOY uaued Valentine Korn, who lives
in the North End, foolishIy pounded rail
road torpedo with rock on the wharf yes
teriay afternoon. The 'masheen' exploded,
and he boy, 0, where was he; Well, he
ral down the wharf bowling Ike mad, with
he to middle fingers OF his left hand badly
shattered near the ends He will hammer
20 more Of the innocent railroad torpe-
does.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-11
GLASS GLEASISGS.
Resolution Adopted by the Manufacturers
Test of the Compromise.

Resolution Adopted by the Manufacturers
Test of the Compromises.
The Belaire manufacturers have passed
the following resolution:
Resolved, That the acceptance OF our
proposition by Local Union No 81 is salts
factory to tie Manufacturers Association,
provided the workmen Of the Buckeye and
la Belle glass companies accept the same.
This proylso was put IL the resolution De-
cause the Buckeye and LaBelle Companies
are under the control, so far as workmen
are concerned. Of local unions No. ID and =
respectively, and the Manufacturers Asso
citation did not want 10 start part Of the fac
tories and leave part OF them out. \ ms
jUriry Of the manufacturers are ready TO
nght their fires In fact, II was
stated to a repo ter at the manufacturers
meeting that It vas quite probable all OF
them would tart up rs soon as the Buckeye
and LaBclle had assurances. There will oe
no trouble about the workmen Of the other
,wo unions accepting the terms agreed up.
on by the men at this place. Here is the
compromise as accepted by the men:
"Piusburg terms and prices. All work
TO lie paid tor by the piece. Only good
ware to be counted. Blown ware not to be
counted until filed and Clipped. That in
60 case shall workmen or committee be
ermi,ted 70 interfere in the management
81 b. comiany's business Oh. factory. Thai
al difficulties arising shall be settled by q
cumutne Of five, to consist Of two from the
,iass workers union and TWO from the man
ltacturerp, and one to De selected by the
or appointed.
The glass manufacturers Of this city yes
-ar,lav decided that they would resume as
socu as possible. The National and the
lantern Globe Works are engaged in ar.
rarrir- some matter with their worknen,
,rd i, Is thought tha! it will be settled at
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-11
1ARGE rLrns AND srnNEs.


t. Tire Eti'0r of The Register.
SlR-I have been connected with Rolling
Mills in this vicinity all my lite-hava been
in The employ OF the Belmont Company
or the last fourteen years. | have ever
ried TO conduct myself in gentIemanly
manner and satisfy my employers. During
be lorg time have been employed by the
Belmont Company, have had no reason
% complain of mV trcatment-have always
tried 10 do my duty and have been paid
herefor the highest WAGES paid in this
community for the work done in my depart
ment While | have always tried to com
port myself as gentleman, and thereby
merit the respect OF the cit Zcn7, fear
cannot say so much Of my .f'l'"~'r"rh"|a
who caused to be distributed throughout the
city the following:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-11
from Mt Lake Park for ssvera, days, takin'

from Mt Lake Park for ssVers, days taxing
II tue FSir.
Mss Emma Wheat, of Washington. d
c is the guest q: Mrs Oio otar7IneT'
Martins Ferry.
Mr. Harry Camden a prominent young
a'torl ey of ParLers5urg, is in the city ="
ing in the Fair.
Perry Caldwell left yesterday tor Cincin-
natl. where he will eu:er college preparatory
TO attending Yale
Masters Robert aud Henry Gilchr!st lett
n Wedresda, :or Washington. Pa, where
they enter college.
Nr. Jos. \. Laugh,in. VINO has bseu
.r.u6ing he summer at IL. Lake Pa'H,
returned Yesterday.
FL Mcdonnell, Of Burton and Charlie
Wells Of GIoyer's Gap absorbed the Fair
ia fine style yesterday.
F. A. Sweeney, Of Shilo, Chas Ewing, OF
Clay county. aud II Hammond, Of Wells
burg. are at the st James.
Miss Matte NayIor, Of South Broadway
Et-eet IslaLd has returned from q pleasant
summer trip TO friends in Ohio
Misses Minnie and Jessie Whitaker, OF
Woodland, are the guests Of Miss Fannie
Quarter, on South Chapliue street
Miss S. Schaler, Miss S. Scheyere, aud
Messrs. J. b Griffith, II. B. Helms, of Steu-
benyilc, attended the Fair yesterday,
Mr.. VIM. Purnell ex Mayor Of Paris, Ky.
is in the city. He brought his two daught-
ers to enter them at the Female College.
Mr.. John B. Hart. of Clarksburg, W:
Va, one Of the Stare's most energetic and
successful young business men, Is guest
Al the residence Of Mr. j. P. GiichrlSt, a;
Lsatherwood.
Messrs Samuel Lerksrd and Logan Noll
OF Hannibal, Ohio, accompanied ~ their
wives are in the city attending the Fair
Tie gentlemen are Of the opinion that our
Fair cxcels the Columbus State Fair.
Deputy Sheriff Charles Z. Msnley, Thos.
F. Hall, and a host of other good Demo
Gratis OF Marion were in the city Yesterday
taking in The Fair and numberless other Gu
rcslies. They were gay and Jolly party
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-11

BLAA SHEEP.
John =. Campbell,

boss roller, has violated his Obligation to
bis fellow workmen, and as HLACE$HEEr
or scAB has zone 10 work TO aid the manu-
fac,urers in breaking down the wages of
labor, in running the mills with scabs.
He deserves the contempt OF all working
men and every friend OF labor in the Couu-
try.
r.. OTHERS WILL EE NOTICED 4
can verify the fact that many very
msny OF the parties who encourage the cir
rularon 0! the above are guilty OF that Of
hich am accused could partcuiarize
aud give names, but think it unnecessary.
they also have seeded from the best labor
organization his country has ever con-
aimed the rules Of which they often dis
beyed, notably heaters making nine heats.
whs solicited TO Join them but refused,
When The company in whose employment
have been 30 long had their new heating
furnaces com pleted and ready to have their
ron rolled, was asked to get my rolls
-'aay That | might know the wages |
,as 70 get, The secretary Of the company
tald,d me the following:
WHEE,lNG ". Va, September 1. lSSj.
We hereby agree 10 pay John ?. Camp
,"ll, roller 30 cents per ton for rolling naIl
late, nail weight, for the present scale
year ending May 3lst, lSS5.
Belmont Nail Company,
J. d. DUBOIS, Secretary
Which being the stu, ~IJrs had re.
ceivtd during he past year went to work,
As my business ard duty 10 to earn living
'or myself and family, and receive the
i;gteI WAGES paid for like work in this
ci'y.
Now Mr.. Editor, | will conclude by say
ing, that considering it my duty / will con-
jirue to work at my rolls.
JONI p. CNpHErL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-11

The ro.uuds OF the McIure House pre-
ssu'sd on extremely lively scene last night.
S,jr. the lor g long list Of gentlemen well
loo@u in poll zeal circles present, the way
f.rir- man ght have EASILY been led 10 Dc,
..,e b, ii tie -rIatP rites we're on thew Of
,o.yartiou senator Camden, eX-Gov
.rror Jackson, y. H. Leonard, Hon. J
4 Hutchinson Judges J n. and J ).
J,,kson. ". y Chancellor, and large
number OF local celebrities were on hand
a,d haEdahakjrgs were the o;dtr Of ,ht
.Esrjrg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-11

The Uai,ed >ta'es - Herman Lilly IN
d,,,rd for yiola'iny the internal revenue
Avs; found guI'v and lined 500 and
costs.
The United states Us John West ind G.
ed .or violating the postal lava; not guilty,
The uaiei S'ates vs Ida Nicho's in
iicred for a viol.t'ou cf The Internal rsre-
nue laws; not guilty
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-11
III. Present Generation

L We, at elcgraphc specl-eSts too ss' retires TOO
late, does Lo; rise hetimeS smOkas and (a.as, tia
we should Ia 70 10 say it chew too much tobacco
The Consequence are oysPeT'ia general absence
Of that 10 7us ard manly vsor which characterized
our suC sto, s. and nsni.et pronene. TO early de-
cay Regular hours, due allowance Of time for
meals, the disuse Of excessive smoking, and alto
sether Of chewing tobacco. IN connection with q
course O. RO,tetter's Dmach Bitters, will in nine
case, out OF ten eta yonseq uencas OF the abu,eI o.
the laws OF health indicated above A want Of
sGmins dysyeI.a nervousness and bi,iousness ARE
among tbes, coUs' guences. snr they are bodily lis
10 tbs remOyN OF which the Bitters IS specially
adapted. NoE i he Bitte-s less nttei overcome
roCh.Es nd TA-urraric ailments Il IS sos t1e
Appetite; aai p5ga9.aI o. Con ia.escaact,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-11
ThasDiary OF Satou's.

Saiau's Diary vas presented for the
ir,t tine in this CITY. o, the Opera House
asst night 5y Harry Lacy's company |,
vas greeted br tull house and took we'll
with he audience. It is unlike anything
nver seen here and has a weird peculiarly
and a; the same tine o vein of humor tha,
k--ps the audience deeply interested
Every member in the various roles upheld
them well It will 5e repeated tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-11

Nr. g. ". MilIihin, of the Glendale farm
near Youngstown, Ohio is widely known as
breeder and dealer in pure breed and high
radp3 of Hereford cattle This gentleman
ock first premium on his fine herd OF Here
f. I'd cattle he has also q four months.old
calf that has been admired by everybody,
and on which he took first premium. This
is Mr.. Mihkins first attendance at our
Wheeling Fair ard he says he hop"sit won't
be- hls Inst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-11
CAPT. VI. u. ROWE


Captures tho Prizes on Jerseys.
No one should fail to inspect the fine
sock Of cattle shown at our State Fair this
scesou. 1t is we'll worth taking in the Fair
10 see that department itself. Among thu
numerous herds Of which we desire to no
lice before the close OF the Fair there is one
10 particular hat we cam pass over with
cut making s. ecial mention; it is the fine
n I'll Of Jersey cattle entered by Capt " B.
Rove, Of Freierick.burg, Vagina. He
not only carried I'll the frat prize OF so for
the finest herd oil Jerseys but carried Of n
zu5els in The sweepstakes on his Coon Issir
Ill, Brurette's Prnce. with five o. MS
.tt In fact, the rnire exhibit Of Cap,
Rowe cannot be spoken Of 100 highly H7d
the success he has met with here IS not oaly
y merited one bu subs,autia,es the dacis-
ions rendered in his favor at PhilLda phia
IS well as a. the Worlds Fair at Nrv Or
,ears. lie has al-o several entries in ,br
Poultry D.pL;ucut Ia, have carried Oh
.a'irg prizes.
opt Eoxr wi,i no doubt be remembered
b" has disposed Of several fine Jersey
.lv.s among or neigh50r3 here, AMI ha
s-veral more Tor sale which will 5econe
A:-r-rs in lU,ure years
We 'ru-t n 4 his well earrel success will
or.,e sufficient iu1uccmsEt to give rs d
a.M smother year.