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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-30
HITLER AND THITHER.
Movements of Pitrsbursers and Others OF
Wide Acquaintance.

Wide Acquaintance.
Colonel J. R. Shafer, Of Cedartown, Ca,
is in town for few days to attend the funeral
of his mother. The Colonel is well known in
this locality as formerly Superintendent at Co
lumbus of the Pennsylvania lines. He gives
very favorable account of the industrial pro-
gress of the new South, and verites the state
ments already reported of the influx of both
American and foreign capital for the develop
ment of the great natural resources in the
Cumberland district.
r. 81. Lewis, q well-knovn Pittsburger,
formerly Vice President of the Calumet Iron
and Steel Company, and of the Milwaukee
Furnace Company, and at present President Of
the Chicago Furnace Company, OF Chicago is
now located at No. IL Broadway, New York
City. Mr.. Lewis is interesting number of
Pittsburgers in certain deals IN the iron and
steel business in the West
--B. @. Christy went 70 Philadelphia last
night 70 attend meeting Of the Union Prohib-
ttory League,
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Sterling silver Spoons

And forks and a large variety OF ladies',
berry spoons and fancy pieces, at E. P.
Roberts & Sons, cor. Fifth ave. and Market
ct wSu
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EXCURSION TO BALTImoRE
Via the B. 6 O. r. r.

The B. & o. R. R. will sell excursion
tickets to Baltimore at rate of IS for the
round trip, from Nov. Z to II inclusive,
good to return until the 18th, on account OF
the Catholic Congress. Trains leave Pitts
burg at 5 A. M. and 9:20 P. M.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-30

EVERY family in Allegheny county can
save fully $50 per year in actual money on
the wear and tear of their clothes by using
Walkers wax soap. MwThF
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-30

If you hold family ticket for Hendricks
& Co.'S photograph gallery, 6S Federal
street, Allegheny, use it and get q handsome
Iife-size crayon for Christmas of yourself or
children, free.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-30
SATISFIED THE Law.

Ex-Alderman FL. 6. Ayres Released From
Prison Yesterday.
Ex-Alderman H. S. Ayres, who was SEN
fenced to years imprisonment in the
county Jail and fined little over II months
ago, was yesterday released on payment of
500 fine and costs. The release was made
on order of Sheriff McCandless. The charge
he was convicted OF was misdemeanor in
Office and he had 80 days taken off his SEN
tence for exemplary conduct.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-30

The advantage given by Aufrecht's Elite
Gallery club tickets offered until November
1. Only few days lett. 516 Market street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-30
HEADQUARTERS FOR TRussEs.

Over 100 Kinds From 81 TO e15 Each.
If in need of truss, go where they keep
the largest assortment; 60 where they make
them and know how to adjust trusses and
guarantee fit
ARTIFICIAL LIMB MFG. Co.,
909 Penn ave-, Pittsburg.
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Dali. Giran AVN.
Ladies', Fob Chains

This week to all purchasers in our infants
department. FLEIsHMAN & Co.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-30

WoNDERFUL-How mothers save money
buying their infants coats, slips, caps, etc.,
at Busy Bee Hive, Sixth and Liberty.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-30

ASK your plumber for Anderson Gas
Saving Burner. ws
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-30

In great variety Of styles at Henry Terhey-
den's Jewelry House. $50 Smithfeld ST.
MwF !
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-30
sleeve Butto1s.

Gents and ladies, q very large assortment
of beautiful designs at Henry Terheyden's
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-30

CtALlF oRNIA FRUITS = EvAPORATED
~. peaches and apricots. very choices also
Golden Gate canned fruits. wholesale and re-
tall BY JNO. A. RENSHAW 4 CO.,
Family Grocers.
oc5-76-Wg Liberty and Ninth sta
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-30

ASK your plumber for Anderson Gas
Saving Burner. VS.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-30

ASK your plumber for Anderson Gas.
Saving Burner. ws
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SEE our neckwear display.
JAMES H. AIKEN & Co., 100 Fifth ave.
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A New Fuel Ga. for Mills,

No chapped hands after doing your wash
ing with Walkers wax soap. MwThF
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o'KEErEGAsA APPLIANCE Co, "a Fifth sv'
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jos. 'H0RNE K LIS
PENN AVENUE STORES,
PITTsBuRe. octobsr so =

AA11o0Dntfs OSloocL - A1-I
We have talked Dress Goods all week
thus far-and the field hasn't really
been touched.
A furrow through the prairie. as
plowman might express It.
Every piece Of Dress Goods has IT.
trimming-or rather its many. Blacks
to 90 with everything, but there is no
limit to the beautiful lines Of fancies.
Points are the go. Do Pittsburr peo-
pie expect to keep alive the idea Of >
monster tower by wearing ursss
tgimmings ,9f the Eiffsl dssignf II
would almost seem 50.
This popular trimming. in Black and
Gold. rich Persian colors, etc, etc.
Fun lines Of the President Braid, Ar
pliqus and Gimp Points. in all the neB
and popular designs.
Some special trimmings, wen worth
noting:
sinch Cord and Tasssl Fringss. an
shades. made Of the best sewing six
twist, and much more than usual value
ats150a yard.
Black, plains colored and rich TInssl
Applique Points in an the newest and
most popular designs
Special novelties in new Milan Drop
and Cord Friness.
Fringss Of an the best sorts. u % -
ayard.
Fur Trimmings, the very hi1hsst
grade. satin-linsd and perfect IN every
respect:
Angora Wool.
Fine Astrachsn.
Persian Lamb.
Coney.
Nutria,
Beaver,
Seal. Bear.
Monkey.
Martin,
Etc, etc.
Ribbons and Ribbons and RibDon4
what . dificulty YOU often hsvs
in matching odd shades. We antici-
pate those diniculties Dealers don,s
follow their few odd shades Of dress
materials with fun lines Of accessories
None have so complete lines Of the new
and odd shades in Dress Good. ~ NJ
have and there's a Ribbon for every
shade in our big Ribbon Department..
New Satin and Velvet Ribbons inn
most complste line Of shadss-all tbs
latest London dyes in these Ribbons.
Nsw Velvet effects in Ribbons
watch the Ribbon. The thicker" says
-Ribbons Bsarish.r Two sample lov
%, E :: !. ~, 3, s. So, :,
We have large 'ass,s, line si Isa''. a. sas..
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ABOUT Dress Goods Trimmings.
Ribbons. Ladies' ovsrgaitsrs and Ba-
bies' Caps.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-08

PAGERS five or more must enter and four to
start.
less than 100 pounds.
Trottine races to harness must he mile heats,
hest 3 in >. except Nos. 4, . and 8, which are
to he best > in 3.
Horses will be called at P. NJ. Sharp
All horses must he prompt or they VIII lose
their positions.
Competition for all trottng and pacing purses
will he open to all horses owned in Maine anu
tie British Provinces.
Running races, and No. l3-free for all trot-
ting horses, and No. l7-free for all PAGERS, are
open to AL horses in the New England States
and British Provinces
Purses divided 80 per cent. to the first horse,
% per cent. to the second horse, 10
per cent. to the third horse and 10 per cent to
the fourth horse.
Protests against an award must be made in
writing, accompanied by deposit OF 90 10 tne
Secretary OF the Association, and before the
close Of the day following the making OF such
award. H. case the protest is not sustained
the deposit shall he forfeited to the Association
but If sustained the money will be refunded
Entrance fee 10 per cent. OF purse, and D pei
cent. must accompany the nomination. the ad
| ditional ! per cent. to he paid before starting
| No conditional entries will be taken
Any horses entered not intending to star
| must give notice to the Superintendent of thi'
department by 7. NJ. the day previous u
| starting the race.
Entries will close Monday, August 18th, at
| O'Clock p. NJ
Entries mailed on day Of closing will be
| considered eligible
IT, owing to bad weather or other unayod
able cause, the Society shall he unable is star
| one or more races, the last day OF the Fair
| such race or races may be declared off, ant
entrance money therein refunded.
| All entries must he made to EZRA l.
srEnNs, Secretary Eastern Maine State Fair
Bangor, Maine.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-08
- PREMIUMS.
SPECIAL.

Following are the dairy premiums to be
awarded in the dairy department OF the Eastern
Maine State Fair, to be held at Maplewood
Park, Bangor, on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, September Sd, 4th, 9Th and
9th, and only open to competition to the citizens
Of the State OF Maine.
Each exhibitor in this department will be
charged an entrance fec OF two dollars which
will entitle the exhibitor to an exhibitors sea-
son ticket admitting to Park and Halls.
Weight to lie not less than the amount re-
qured at the time OF exhibition.
Dairy products to be examined by the Judges
the second day Of the Fair.
The same package shall not compete but for
one premium. Articles competing for best
display cannot compete for single premium.
DAIRY PREMIUMS.
Best display creamery butter, 1925 lst, 20 I'd,
Ii 3rd
Best frkin creamery butter, not less than 40
lbs, Sl5 LIST, 10 I'd, 3 Bird.
Best creamery butter in prints, not less than
80 lbs, Sl5 lst 10 I'd, 8 3rd.
Best dairy butter in prints, not less than 10
lbs. Slj lst, 10 I'd, 8 3rd.
4th premium Sc.
Best dairy butter made by girl under lG
years old, not less than 10 lbs, $40 lst, s I'd, 8
3rd.
Best creamery butter in or 10 lbs package,
solid, in form for delivery, unbroken, to con
sumer $40 lst, 8 ID, 3rd.
Ditto dairy butter, $40 LIST, 3 I'd, 3rd.
Best sample granular butter shown in glass
jar, not less than lbs, creamery, IS LIST, ID,
2 3rd
Ditto, dairy, 81 LIST, 2d, Q 3rd.
Best firkin dairy butter, $40 LIST, 3D. Sd.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-08
The Canadian Pacific R'y

Visitors Bangor during the week of the exhibition need have
of being provided with ample accommodations for lodging and meals 1
reasonable prices The hotel Bangor from S50 &
day and dozens of private boarding places at much less
Bangor House, by Mr. Chapman, formerly of aaa has
day according which with the other large hotels and the %
granted by the Boston and Bangor Steamship Company lodge
n meals their palace and the places for obtaining
board with private families and boarding houses make
who will be provided for and than other
New England.
That the the aside f
No will be privileges
being required purchase admission tickets nice building 25 by ]
by the camping ground supplied with
and all sanitary will be reserved the exc
of ladies' giving convenience for camping at the park
During the the city has put of the best electric
light plants the country and the Hampden road from the office
the main entrance is lighted during the entire night.
No Intoxicating liquors will be allowed be sold the grounds
the best of order will be maintained.
The Bangor electric railroad directly from the the
through the streets loaded with passengers ascending grades
without horses visible proeng the sights the
and they well worth Bangor
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-08
NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL,
Premiums Of Great valse ss the Coming
Grand Fair.

Maine Farmer.l
A letter from the officials of the East.
ern State Fair describes In detail the i'm
mense amount of work being done upon
Maplewood Park, preparatory to Whist
promises to be the best exhibition ever
held there. Assurances come In from
every hand that the exhibits will equal.
II not excel, those of former years, and
space Is already being assigned. The
track is being levelled, aud q thick coat
Ing of excellent loan spread over the en-
tire surface. The whole work Is under
the charge Of an expert, who declares
that. when flushed, 1t will be one of the
best half mile tracks 10 the country. All
premiums will be promptly paid, and iu
full, and II exhibitors bring out their pro-
ducts and stock, the society will score
another grand success. One fact of i'm
portance is that the coming Of this society
has opened the way for competition for
Two premiums OF great value. The State
Fair will be held the week following the
Eastern, and double opportunity is thus
offered. Breeders across the border will
do well to observe this fact, a. 1t insures
the coming together Of people BY the tens
OF thousands 10 both places, and the pos
stble winning of large amount. Our own
stockmeo sre also equally Interested, and
at Bangor and Lewiston there should be
all the stock, Of ell classes, that can be
taken care Of. The management Of the
Eastern State Fair is 10 the hands Of men
who know NO such word ~ fail, and when
the gates open Tuesday, Sept. Sd, every
thing will be In readiness for grand ex-
hibition.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-08
all cases have the name OF the grower Affixed

all cases have the name OF the grower affixed,
II known.
5. All fruits and flowers exhibited, must, as
far as possible, lie correctly named according TO
the standard nomenclature adopted by the So
ciety, and 1t will he the duty OF the standing
committees OF the Society TO examine lafels
and correct all errors in nomenclature during
the exhibition.
e. All fruits offered for premiums must be
composed OF exactly the number of specimens,
or quantity, named in the schedule.
I. Dishes and labels for the exhibition OF
fruits, and phals and stands for cut flowers,
will he furnished by the Society.
s. Exhibitors must see to the delivery OF
their contributions. and will he required to put
them in the places designated for them. After
the articles are arranged. they Will he under the
exclusive charge OF the Society, and the owners
will not have liberty to remove them until the
exhibition Is closed. All reasonable precau-
tions will he taken Tor the safe keeping OF arti-
cles on exhibition, after their arrival and ar
rangement upon the table, but the Society viii
not he responsible for any loss or damage that
may occur.
8. The committees are authorized to recon-
mend diplomas for any new or rare fruits,
flowers, plants, vegetables or articles of merit
which no premiums have been offered.
10. When a specimen is presented for identi-
tication, the exhibitor shall communicate all
| the Information he possesses as to the origin
and the local appelation.
IL. No entrance fee will be charged on ex-
bibits in this department and exhibitors will be
| admitted to the Hall Tuesday, September 3D.,
| free, but after this thev will he charged the
regular admission Of 25 cents, which will admit
| to Norombega and City Halls or an exhibit
ors season ticket will lie sold at sl.00, admit
| ting to both halls; or an exhibitors season
I ticket for 800, admitting to Park and Halls
Il. No person can compete for more than
| one prize with the same variety OF fruit, but
may compete for the best exhibit.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-08
EASTERN MAINE STATE FAIR.
Great Inprsveneass Made Upon the
Track at Maplcwoed Park-'The Com
ing Fair to be q Big One -apecin
Prsvisisns 70 be Made fer Cnmper..

tPiscatuquis Observer.I
Up to the time of the last rain storm,
for several weeks the outlay upon Maple
wood park, In Bangor. amounted to sloO
per day. The track has now been made
as nearly level as horsemen care to have
1t, and covered with loan from one foot
to two feet in depth. and is now in as
good condition, and is as desirable track
to trot upon, as there is In the country.
The drainage is excellent, and picket
fence Is being built on both sides of IT,
with the hub-board on the inside fence as
required by the national rules.
A speciality will be made Of tenting fa'
cilities for those who wish to stop upon
the grounds. A desirable place, inside
the enclosure, and conveniently located
will be devoted to the purposes of all
who wish to use 1t, free Of charge. the
only expense being the purchase of
ticket at the regular price. The Holly
water Is brought upon the ground. and
the bakers, market-men and grocers will
all be there every day with their goods
The fare upon the railroads will all DC
1t low rates, and BY this camping ar.
parties can take In the iall
1t very trifiiug expense. We hope thaI
will be represented by large
number.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-08
SPECIAL PREMIUMS

Offered by Morse & Co., of their Celebrated
Premium Dairy Salt manufactured from the
finest rock salt and imported by them direc,
from Bonaire, W. l. The salt Is extensively
and most successfully used by premium takers
The committee OF experts appointed by the
New England Agricultural Society gave an
award to Morse Co. OF a gold medal
The special salt premiums are given in addi-
tion to the cash awards.
Best display, creamery butter, 10 boxes salt
LIST, 3 I'd, 2 Bird.
Best frkn creamery butter not less than 40
lbs, 10 boxes salt LIST, 5 I'd, 3 3rd.
Best dairy butter in prints, not less than 10
lbs, 10 boxes salt LIST, 5 ID, Sd.
Best dairy butter made by girls under l6
years DID, not less than 10 lbs, 8 boxes salt LIST,
3 I'd, 23rd.
Best creamery butter in or 10 lb package,
solid, In form for delivery, unbroken, to con-
sinner, boxes salt lst, 3 I'd, 2 3D..
Ditto, dairy butter, boxes salt LIST, 8 I'd, 2
Sd.
Best sample granular butter shown in glass
gar, not less than lbs, creamery, 5 boxes salt
lst 3 I'd, 2 3rd.
Ditto, dairy, boxes salt LIST, I'd, 3rd.
Best frkin dairy butter, 5boxes salt lst. 3 I'd,
23d.
Best factory cheese, not less than 300 lbs,
June make, $l5 lst, 10 I'd, B 3rd.
Ditto, July make Sl5 LIST, 10 I'd, 5 3rd.
Best factory, sage, 200 lbs, sl5 lst, 10 I'd,
3rd.
Best domestic, not less than so lbs, $40 lst,
I'd, 3rd.
Ditto, sage, $5 LIST, I'd.
Best cheese made by girls not over 10 years
Of age, not less than 20 lbs, $40 lst, as2d,
3rd.
For the COW that will give the most inches Of
cream at the fair on the second day, milk to be
set In deep cans and measured on the morning
of the third day, $40 lst, ID. 8 3rd,
For tho COW that will give the most milk on |
lhe second day of the fair, to be MIXED In the
presence Of the committee. 90 LIST, 8 I'd, 8 3rd.
= Tho owners Of COWS competing for the milk
md cream premiums, must 9Arnish the cans
or making the tests.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-08
PAINTINGS, DECORATIVE ART, ETC.

CONCERT HALL-SoRoMBEGA HALL ANSEX.
Superintendent OF this department, c. L.
Dakin.
All pictures must be exhibited in frames.
CLASS A.
Best oil painting by professional artist, $40
lst IS ID.
Best oil painting of flowers by amateur, 50
lst I'd.
Best oil landscape by amateur SO lst, 2 ID.
Best oil marine view by amateur, So lst, 9
ID.
Best painting OF fruit by amateur, 50 lst l.5O
I'd.
Best oil portrait, 81 lst,2 I'd.
Best collection of oil paintings, IS lst, 8 I'd
Best oil painting by boy or girl under II
IA years, 81 LIST, l.50 ID.
Best water color painting by professional
artist, So lst, I'd.
Best water color painting by amateur SO lst
2 ID.
Best free hand crayon portrait, SO lst q ID.
Best crayon finished photo. portrait, 81 lst,
l.50 I'd.
Best water color finished photo portrait, SO
LIST, 22d.
Best pastel finished photo. portrait, 81 LIST,
l.50 I'd
Best Landscape or marine in crayon or char
coal, 81 lst, I'd.
Best pencil or crayon drawing by pupil of
common school, 81 lst, soc ID.
Best map drawing by pupil of common
school, 81 lst, SOC ID.
Best collection charcoal drawings by pupil of
common school, 81 lst 50c I'd.
Best specimen of shaded or ornamental PEN
msnship, 81 80 lst, I'd.
Best collection OF shaded or ornamental pen
manship, Diploma.
Best collection OF mechanical drawings, D-
poma.
Best specimen of photography by profess
sional, % lst, 2 I'd.
Best specimen photography by amateur 81 30
LIST, I'd.
Best collection OF photographs, Silver Medal
CLASS C.
Best specimen Of painting on silk or satin, 81
LIST, "a.
Best specimen OF raised painting on silk,
satin or plush, Sl,50 lst, l ID.
Best specimen of painting on plush or velvet,
/ ~ lst ID.
Best specimen OF painting on felting, 81 lst,
| I'd.
Best specimen painted silk or satin quilt, 81
| lst, ID.
Best specimen toilet set, Paris tnting, Sl.5O
| lst, I'd.
Best specimen drapery, Paris tinting, 81 lst,
| 75c ID.
| Best specimen painted plaque, 81 LIST, 75c I'd.
| Best specimen painted SCREEN Sl.5O lst, I'd.
Best specimen painted banner, sl.5O lst,
| ID.
Best specimen of painting on wood, Sl5O
| lst, I'd.
Best specimen of painting on celuloid, 81 LIST,
| 75c I'd.
Best specimen OF painting on china (fired)
80 lst, 2 I'd.
Best collection of painted china (fired)
Diploma.
Pictures Of works OF art may be entered ii
SO stately for exhibition only.
To compete for premiums all work must be
entered BY the artist Preference will be given
to original pictures; and all entries should state
whether amateur or professional.
Pictures intended for sale will be so marked
on catalogue, II reported at time Of entry with
price.
All articles for this depar ment must be de-
liyered at the hall on Monday, September ID.
Pictures sent by express prepaid, will be re-
turned free; and careful Tepackng is as
sured.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-08

dav. unless unavoidably detained the rail
road as judging viii commence at P. NJ Ex-
perts will Judge the exhibition The Judges
must enforce the rules in the awarding OF pre-
mlums.
Q. Fowl in moult not disqualified TO lie
judged by their size, shape and general char
actersties, and no premium to le awarded un-
less the specimen possesses merit.
To- The borrowing OF birds. or buying to
return after the Fair. must be stopped, and any
person detected in snch practice will he barred
ont OF the show and all premiums awarded him
withheld.
H. No award will be made on chicks unless
of sufficient size 10 indicate merit.
II. The poultry exhibit will lie under the
charge OF Superintendent who will be re-
qu.red by the Society TO enforce all rules
H. Space will lie assigned by the supern-
tendent, and the moving or changing OF fowl,
once in position, must he under his super
vision
Premiums are offered on the following va
rieties, Of s2 90 LIST. SlO0 2d. and SOC for 3D.,
for fowl, and the same premium as for fowl is
offered for chicks.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-08
TROTTING, PACING AND RUNNING
PURSES.

TUESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT. Sd.
No |. $3.50. For minute class
No. 2. $500. For 2.29 class. Open to trot-
tiers and PAGERS.
No. 8. $3.50. For stations, 235 class.
No. 4. 800. For two. year-old class, with
$lo0 additional to beat the State of Name
record
WEDNESDAY FORENOON, SEPT. 4th.
No. 5. Foals of 1888. Subscription, five
dollars, (S5) which must accoupany the nomi-
nation, TO which the Association will add
twenty five dollars, (S25) open for trotting or
pacing colts and tillies owned in Maine and the
British Provinces; OIL e-half mile heats, best 2
In to harness, the entrance fee to be added to
the purse and the whole to be divided as fol-
lows: so per cent. to the first, % to the second,
Is to the third and 10 to the fourth.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT 4th.
No. 6. 900. For year old.
No. 7. $50, For running race, (fa) mile
No. 8. $3.50. For 2.4O class. Open to trot-
tiers and PAGERS.
No. 0. $3.50. For 232 class.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT. 9Th.
No. 10. $3.50. For $50 class.
No. IL. $3.50. For 235 class.
No. IL. 500. For running race, one mile
dash.
No. l3. $1,000. Free for all trotting horses
owned in the New England States and the
British Provinces.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT. 9th.
No. IA. $3.50. For 2.45 class.
No. ID. $500. For 2.27 class.
No. l6. $500. For running race, (fat) mile
heats, best 2 in 3.
No. II. $500. Free for all PAGERS.
All trotting and pacing will be under the
rules Of the national Trotting Association,
with the following exceptions A horse dis
tancing the field will take first money only
In case 4 horse should distance the field the
race will be continued for second, third and
fourth moneys, with that horse out.
In all purses there must be five or more to
enter and three to start. In No. II, free for all