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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-07-02
CURRENT CONN EMIT.

If Maj. Mckinley will now con-
descend to put his ear to the ground
he will hear his doom in the slogan:
''The Campbells are coming" - st.
Louis Republic.
President Harrison says he mere
ly recommended his brothers widow
to the pension commissioner. In other
words, he pressed the button and Raum
did the rest.-Atlanta Constitution.
1t will not be for the Jack of
practical object lessons if worlingmen
and women fail to understand the tariff
question this year. President Cleve
land in 1887 told them that it was not
a theory they must look at, but the
facts. lbany Argus.
1T does not make Mr.. Sherman
any warmer to know that the repub-
licans of the Ohio convention cheered
Mr.. Foraker until they were hoarse.
The Ohio republicans evidently prefer
buckfuss to a Observation-Disclosures
Courier-J ournal.
President Harrison apparently
took advantage of Secretary Blaine'S
temporary disablement to push to a
conclusion the negotiations for closed
season in Behring sea. Mills, Elhins,
ct al. are no doubt convinced by this
time that one of Blaine's anchors to
windward has dragged badly. - St
Louis Republic.
Another of the beneficial effects
of the Mckinley bill' is to be seen in
Fall River, where %, 600 mill operators
are to suffer a cut in wages. Napoleon
Mckinley, republican candidate for
governor of Ohio in search of a vindica-
ton, will not dwell upon this fact in
his speeches this summer and fall
Chicago Herald.
The great American tin-plate in
dustry which was to cripple and dwarf
the Welch platers and shut up the
Cornwall mines, to say nothing of re-
duction of the price to a point below
the widest dreams of the most avari-
cious free trader, has joined Hans
Breitmann's party and is lost in the
Ewigkeit.-Boston Transcript (Rep.)
Noting the fact that children
are working in Cincinnati for wages
as low as six cents a day the
working woman is listening for pro-
tests from Senator Sherman or Maj.
Nc kinley. yet hears none about these
Ohio children. 1t does not believe in
that kind of protection but wants the
babies protected from the mills and
factories. - Keol1ulx ConstitutionDem-
Ocrat.
Maj. Mckinley says the dernoa;lts
are pledged now to impede if they van
the prosperity of the country until after
the next presidential election and that
''their tariff legislation would bene-
fit every country but their own" What
rot is this to come from a man who sets
up as statesman! OF course Maj.
Mckinley does not entertain such an
idea. and in pretending that he does he
merely advertises his belief in popular
credulity and ignorance
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-07-02
Col. Fitzgerald, of Philadelphia. Succumbs
to the Grip in London.

PHILADELPHIA, June 26.-Col. Thos.
Fitzgerald, of the Philadelphia Item,
who has been travelling in Europe for
the past two months, died suddenly in
London this morning from at attack of
the grip. His son, Writer. was with
him and every effort was made to save
his lite, but without effect.
Col Fitzgerald founded the Item in
1S47, and it is now one of the most
prosperous newspaper properties In
Philadelphia. He was the oldest news
paper man in Philadelphia, being u
years of age.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-07-02
Where Is the Even Balance?

Ex-Headsman Clarkson must have
gone abroad for political news of the
United States. He writes from Paris
to say that 1.-The country is evenly bal
anced between the political parties just
now Indeed. When was the balance
readjusted? In last years congress,
sional elections the democratic MAORI.
ty over the republicans was s0U,376,
and over all 26s, $50. The republican
party was in a minority by /, 1872, 202
votes. If this be an even balance,
what would Mr.. Clarlson call good
working maiority2-N. Y World
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-07-02
THE IRISH LEADERSHIP.
Justin Mccarthy VIII Retire When John
Dillon Gets Out of Jail.


DUBLIN, June 25.-The retirement of
Justin Mccarthy, NJ. p, from the lead
ership of the Irish party is expected to
Immediately follow the release from
jail of John Dillon. There appears to
be a concensus of opinion that Mr.. Nc
Carthy, as leader of the Iaish parlia-
mentary party, has proved complete
failure. His friends seek to explain
this by saying that he has not been
able to devote much of his attention to
his political duties, and that he has al
ways looked upon his position of leader
as of temporary character. 1t is
claimed that We're John Dillon to be-
come the leader of the nationalists a
few more of the Parnellites would
come over to the ranks of the great
majority of the party.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-07-02

LONDON, June 25.-Dalton, the Amer
lean swimmer. and a man named
Fisher, engaged in n swimming race be-
tween Dover and Ramsgate. After be-
ing two hours in the water Dalton be-
came so chilled that he was compelled to
leave the water. Fisher was declared
winner.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-07-02

WHEREVER you find land relatively
low. will you not find wages relatively
high? And wherever land is high, will
you not find wages low? As land in,
creases in value, poverty deepens and
pauperism appears
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-07-02
LAID TO REST.

The Funeral of Joseph E. Mcdonald at
indianapolis Attended by n Vast Con-
course of People.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 25.-The
<,,n.r.l of Joseph E. Mcdonald took
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-07-02

The severest rain and windstorm for years
passed over Durhamville, Tenn, doing great
damage Fifteen hundred negroes were
gathered at church, which was blown down
aid many injured, but none were killed.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-07-02
SOUTH AMERICA.

DISCRIMINATION of Labor Affecting the
Returns of the Brazilian Coffee Crop
Progress of the Argentine Republic in
Population, Material Wealth and Debt
Accumulation.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-The bureau
of American republics reports that esti-
mates of the Brazilian coffee crop of
1S9O-91 now coming into market con-
tinue to diminish. The first estimate
was 100000 bags; the next 3,5OO,O0O
and now it is believed that the crop will
not exceed 100000 bags. Notwith-
standing the incentive of higher prices
than have ever been paid before, the
daily receipts do not average over 5000
bags. DISCRIMINATION of labor is the
chief difficulty, and should it continue
it is believed that the coffee crop Of
1912 now placed at 100000 or 9,00O,-
900 bags, will not yield more than
6, 200, 900 or 1000, 600 bags.
A statistical summary of the growth
of the Argentine Republic since 1861
shows that in thirty years the popula-
ton has increased from 1, 350,00 to A.
OOO 900: and the number of acres in Gull
tivation from $50, 900 to 1000, 900. In
1861 the only railroad in existence was
from Buenos Ayres to Mcrlo, a distance
of IS miles. Now there are over 5000
miles of railroad open to traffic and
s, 900 more in course of construction.
Commerce and the national wealth
have multiplied five times over within
the same period, but the public debt
has increased in much greater proper
ton. 1t was S17,OOO,0G in 1861, in 1890
it was S4O1, 900. 900, exclusive of cedulas
and the paper currency, which would
raise it to 1913, 100000
The bureau of American republics is
in receipt of information that ques-
tons of boundary, which have been
pending for many years as to the linn
itations of possession of France and
Holland in Guiana, are now on the
point of final adjustment, greatly to the
advantage of Holland.
Burned by an Explosion of Alcohol.
New YORK, June 26.-By the explo-
sion of barrel of alcohol in the base
ment of the Columbia college, yester-
day, DIR. John T. Northrop, an in
structor in zoology, and two assistants,
VIM. Simpson and Thomas Tighe, were
seriously burned.
Having reason to transfer the alcohol
from the barrel to small jars, DIR.
Northrop called in the aid of VIM.
Simpson, the college ianitor, and of
Thomas Tighe, and the three went into
the basement. AS soon as the barrel
was opened the alcohol became ignited
and an explosion followed. DR.. North
rop rushed from the basement with
his clothing ablaze. Some workmen
near nv extiuuuiShe6 tho flames hv
tearing off the doctors clothing and
with buckets of water, but not before
he had been frightfully burned about
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-08
49,
REAL ESTATE
A.. ,. Steele & Co Bailey Block, Offer,

Al. Steele & Co Bailey Block, Offers
Esht-room house on corner lot. 50x10O feet,
bath and furnace, Meagher street. for 81. 800: hall
cash, balance SIX and twelve months, 10 PEI
Hillsd.le street.. only S2,4oo; 5000 Gosh. bsi,.aos
ssvea-room ram. ,ee.e on lot, 42.!oo, OF
to suit It 10 per cent.
Eleventh avenue. only $500: $500 cash. s, leo in
July. ~. at per cent, balance to suit 1t 10 POI
six-roon frame house on 10, soxioo,, on Fiftl
.n ss, tagf sss ss ns, Z I, n,S Se :. cent e front. corn,, Gan.
i block and half from motor; 1880 cash,
son and Cannon streets in Broadwatfr addition
price 5000, ons-third cash. balance one and two
leo.i2s feet on electric motor in Broadwat.,
addition; price 1850, one third cash, balance
one and two years at 70 per cent.
avenue. ono block from electric motor: SIS poi
foot, one-thitd cash. balance one and two years
1Oox125 feet on Peosta avenue. one block from
electric motor in Eresdwater addition; SIS poi
foot, ons-third cash. balance one and two years
I2s1l22 feet south and east. corner Logan and
ayndsle sysnue on motor line in Central adj.
50xi4O feet on Lyndale avenue in Northern Pa.
cite addition. for i.soQ cash,
.r 1oi P.eif fse. .d faiEher oh fo rs 3 .ooo. avenue IN North
.5Ox1OO feet en- Boulder avenue In Northern Ps-
cifc addition, for 100 cash:
dition, one block FROM motor; $3.50 cash:
s0xlisA feet on Logan street in Central sddi-
75xlisk feet on Warren street in Central sddi.
ton. for 1850. terms sasy.
2s1l0o feet On Main street, for $500 cash:
eOx105 feet so1th and west frop., corner Four
tenth and psarl streets in Central addition. fol
iOOxl50 feet north and vast front. corner
Spruce and Mound streets in Mauldin addition;
4oxilS feet on Lyndals avenue in Parchen ID
dition. on electric motor. for 1920. favorable
5oni2o feet corner Livingston. and Dahss
streets, on motor line. for $500:
5OxlaO feet on Missouls street In Jockey add
ton. for $3.50. one-third cash, balance six anC
50x140 feet corner Dakota and Billings avenus,
in Jockey addition. for $50. terms one third
cashs balance six and twelve months 1t 10 pei
soxl4O feet on Butte street in Jockey additions 70,
.5o.i1o feet on Missoul. street i. Locksy .ddi'
ton. for 81 1900. terms one third cash. balance
s2xloo iset on corner bridge and Raleigh
streets. only $50 per foot. terms favorable.
50xilO feet on Missonla avenue. for $3.50. terml
50xi25 fest on Knight street in Syndicate addt
ton. on motor line. for $i5 per foot. terms half
cssh. b.lsncs July !, 81. At 10 per cont 49,.
N Syndicate addition. for Si6 Per fsot. ts,ml
half cash, balance July 1. ~. st 10 psr cent.
G0xl25 feet on Wilder avenue. for 81 ps hss<
LoIl25 fest on .Hollins avenue. % sis,erts
motor. for only $12 Per foot, terms esss7.
Lets in Flowers addition 1t from S6to - ~
40acrcs svk Of sek Of $50. 10. tp 10. srt -
for $4,000.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-08
THE MARK ETS.
STOCKS
STOCKS.
INV yonE. Jan. 7.-Bar silver. $1.0its.
fonrer-tomiraI


INV yoeE. Jan. 7.-Bar silver. S1.Dlk.
Copper-NomiEaL.
.Aead-Dull: domestic. SJ.f5h.
The stock mari O. to-day was strong through
Ont. with decided increase in order executed b.
commission houses. The pressure of short
stocks upon the market prevented any material
advance in the general list and gave the market a
~.erish lone. which lasted throughout the en-
tire fession. A strong undertoDe. however, as
serted itself and little or no impression was made
mon the list. Final changes tonight are gener-
ally fractional gail.o, but only ones Of mpogt-
anca were advances Of 1 per cent. in Louisville
and Union Pacific, while Jersey Central adj.
>anfeI3.
5overnments-Duil
Petroleum January closed lie.
cent. Prime mercantile paper, 7hs,s. Sterling
exchange p iye. strong: ~sixty-dsy bilis.
SibH4: demand. $i.s51i.
Government bonds - IS. 800. 4s's. 1921:
Northern Pacific. 23is: preferred. gi.: Oregon
Enforcement. ia: Oregon Navigation. .gia: short
ine i9's; Union Pacific. isss.
CHICAGO CATTLE.
CHICAGO. Jan. 7. CaitIe-Keceipis. II, 900.
steeds to easy: top prices for steers. xIssr3 5. ~;
cooi { , choice steers. St.2,ss4 81. butchers stosk,
ei.s0sl $50: stockers. 81 .aDtfy.25.
Hogs Receipts. 1000. abott steady; fough
and comm on light mixci. <i..0a1 i.16, prime
mixed anl packin.. 13.5ssy3.S: prime
heavy and butcher weights, Sa75aas5: light.
$3.GG1b3. 10.
sheep : Receipts. 5000. strong and higher
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-08
NEW YORK DRY GOODS STORE,
Corner Main and State $751; Helena.
REAL ESTATE
u. W. g. Folk 4 Co.'S Bargains.

d. w. g. Folk 4 Co. . bargains.
81 feet front on Main street. fine business locs-
don, $50 Per foot; co.,
80 to 90 feet on Main street. below the Iron
frsnt building q $500 per front f,os:
ICY rect on Helena avenue nea' Main street, q
1870 fest on Helena avenue. ccsnsr. st $50 PEI
s01loS qn Meia street. st s4oe ,.r front foot
-Four lots in Northern Pacific addition No 1
100 feet on . cornsr Central addition 1t $50 81
rs fest on corner Central addition for 5000.
soxlOo CHOICE CORNER Beattie addition. prizes
so5lso choice corner. Bassstt addition. prics
Six choice lots in Jockey addition from s4oo t.
80 fest on Edwards street. year Main. 81 $3.50 pss
600 feet On lower Main street from SIS to sse
per front foot: choice. property.
Fly acres OF plated pro2erty on electric linz
20 acres in, lie the city limits. platted. ut $780,.
goo; Ihis 10 the cheapest property to-day offered
Tirse Choice lots in Coz addition II bedrock
One lot In Northern Pscifo second addition.
IOOxl4O on Eighth avenue. price 5000.
100 feet corner Knight street. Hsuser addition
At $50 per front foot.
Several choice locations on the HaueeR boule
ward. in Syndicate addition.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
S4.000-ywo-story frame. eleven room. slossts
and cellar. water in house and yard; terms $20oo
cash. 1900 at two .sArs, = per cent interest.
ih q In9a rents for 50 per mont month and hat,
closets ard cellar. water in house and yard. on
lot 4lxl40; inquire for terms.
$a.50o-Two-story, frame HOUSE. ten rooms,
bath, closets and cellar. water in house and yard.
lot 46h x1l0: inquire for torni:.
.$S.500-Two-story. frame house. eight rooms.
Al modern convsniences. west side on motor
Se.5oO-Two-story frame house.. si1 rsoma
bath. etc. stable on lot. lot co.i25. west side;
terms Five s2 Ssa.s cash On oi hsa.S! ,oSs t fns room. each.
s. .ooo each; terms $500 cash. balance to suit.
0Oo-Iwo-st frame, fye rooms. water In
2,3OO-One-story. f.ve-room Frame. wator In
yard: terms $500 cash, balance to snit.
y; 4oo-fight-room brick house, water in yaree,
s sisias; fs 'er ,sn s sa5:. s:. ss' S:l. s,s;, 10 ss;t' 'd'
- "C0-f Onr-r0om franc house on Madison
avenue. water in yard; terms $500 each. balance
St,00o-Two-story frame house. SIX rooms and
bath. closets. etc.. west side: tefms $500 cash.
balance to suit.
$4,2OO-Two.story frame house on CLARK. street.
seven rooms, bath, etc.: terms $500 cath. balance
TO sait.
Sl,sOO Two frame houses on Ewing street; No.
contains SIX rooms, cellar and closets. 60xl50;
terms S2.70O cash. $2.1 * two years, = per cont
$s,50o.-i frame house. seven rooms. wmtnr IN
three and one-half years ut 10 per cent.
S~I,sUO-One-story frame house, five rooms. two
lots fenced separate. sizc OF lots 1UtxiA0. in
Northern Pacific addition No. ]. water in yard.
Special Inducements will be made OH Great
Fails and Butte property. Acre tracts suitable
for plating always on hand.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-08
W. L. Coz, Gold Block, Oilers,

Choice lots in the Amss addition at Sill pss
front loot.
A fine variety OF lots in ths Syndicate addition
from ST. to S14 per foot
Choice lots In tho Bradford addition At various
prices.
Blocks in Highland Park at s., 800 for choice.
A fine block in Brooke addition. fronting ON
iauscr boulevard. ut SIG per front foot.
A fire selection of lots in Hnuser addition from
x22.3 to $40 per front foot.
Desirable lots in Locacy addition. near Helsns
avenue. cheap.
Seine excellent bargains in Richmond Hill.
Some very desirable Main street property 81
reasons BIO prices
Tive hive room houses. new, ground s0xl25. =
$a,0Db each, easy terms.
r~eive-rs nm house near business center, gronns
ll2xim, for S6,5DT
Several new desirab'e residences.
fhreestory brick building, rents for S2S re-
month. ios @li 900.
Forty acres inside city limits. very dssirakl,
for plating.
Fifteen acres adjoining city ri about aasAa,i
price Of &djoinins L.opsrty.
100 acres just outside OF city limits. suitAh2s sss
plating
a40 acres near town. very desirable and .. msi.-
factory prics.
5000 acres in difarent tracts near Hslszs sso8
$50 uDwardA
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-08

Helena Real Estate and building Assocta-
ton.
Herbert II. Heed. Secretary.
Ground Floor. Bailey Block.
toC Tote meas City limits. 500 each; 81 cash and
.. per week.
20 lots near Northern Pacific depot, Sis sschs
. cash aud % per week.
70 lots in Northern Pacific addition No Z 1i3e
each: $25 cash and Sa per week.
Five lots on Eighth avenue. ein cash &z4 -
peg month
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-08

MISREPRESENTATION.
W -tion and good address ut once TO take or.
ders for the Library Of American Literature
Eleven volumes, I.107 authors, 2,g1 selections,
years, inst completed. FIVE fuil-psse portraits
Tree for thirty cents. Chas. 1. 'Webtter " Co, 3
East fOnrteeeth street, New York City.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-08
VIM. Mathis List.

w m. Wotn'e LIST
N0 acres Montana avenue property
240 aores choice West Ind property.
l00xi25 Bradford addition. corner. 92.De0
GOO front feet Syndicate addition. $14 per fosa
30 front foet beymer Park, 81 per foot.
One block. Highland Park, choice. Sa.50o
100x22S Hauser avenue front, $40 Q.
l0Ox1N Belle sus addition. 5000.
26xi23 Main street frc..t. corner. 5000.
l0Uki40 Eighth avenue and Idaho. 5000
10 acres ut $50, = $500.
Essidsnce in paussr addition, $500.
Residence in bradford addition. $500
Residence in Bradford addition. $500.
Residence in HobAck and Cannon, $500.
Residence corner breckenridge and Gen
o6.600.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-08

NOrIcE-THE ANNUAL MEETING on THE
~ thsrsbeidsrs Of tho National ! onn 4 Saving
Union. 10 esct ~oficers and dire tors for tho
anion. in the city OF Helena, on Saturday, jan
NARY ~. 1854, ii 3 p. m.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-08

SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG GIRL,
- ~ nurse. or To take care Of children In small
family. Address Pit0n, corner Ut Eighth End
Centre.
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Obi a MANS CUFF WJIH HitkEN MOSS
- agate emf hutton. Finder will pleEs leave
~ this Office.
TlUNT-ON WITH AVENUE BETWEEN
- Ewing and Beattis strsst In, One lady,. black
SILK shopping hMg cpBtaipin9 purse. Finder viii
plsasS iesse A. Tho loe Hive and receive reward.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-08

SITUATION WANTED-gOR LIGHT HOUtE
~ work, small family. no children. by q woma,
that can give good reference, .Address till tho
10th Of the month. Mrs. w, A., this Office.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-08

EOR SALE CHEAP-A ~FIRST-CLASS RES
1. tat rant, located IN Granite, $500; cash $3.50.
balance on limo. Address {. A. Vandsrhoof,
Granite, Mont.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-08

SITUATIONS WANTED.
Advertisements under this head tbre1 times
F1tEE. F
SITUATION WANTED - NkHPECTABL
~ young man desires q situation In store, .Or 2
any 70 specis ole business. I. NJ. Apply u til
Office.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-08
UNION PACIFIC

DEPART.
For all points east, south ana west, via
Montana Central and Butte .+-..++. $40 n III
For al. points sast. south and west, via
Nou,ana Central and butte ...--..- lbs p. III
Via Northern Pacific and u arrssoD.- I:ts r. IN
Via Northern Pacific and 6arii.on.. 1:sO p III
ARHIyE.
From nil points east. soutil aud west.
via Butte and Montana Central go. f1i0 n. III
From all points east, south ami west.
via i,utte and Montana Central 49,. $40 y. M
Via Garrison and Northern Pacific. 12a2o =. III
III, Harrison and Northern Pacific lao y. ~
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-ROOM MATE, BY A YOUNG
~ man. Room to he selected. Address A H.,
Ind pendent Office.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-08

WILL TEACH THE SECRETS OF THE
manufacture of electric collars an cuffs
for a small sum, Guaran. eed perfect ~satisfac-
ton. Collossal profits. Lowry. 1914 aorth Third
street. Portland, Ore.
BOARD BY THE DAY OF WEEK, NO. q
- N. Rodney: nice home cooking. IS per week,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-08

EOR SALE-LOT IOOxll0 WITH NEW
l. house finished in antique oak, seven rcoms
and bath room, hot and cold water, sewerage,
barn and Outhnnte.. Easy terms, or will trade
for nnimproved property in Helena or Butte. X.
u. Green or {. $. Hockentield, Goshen House
Helena, Montana,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
Premiums to Sewberrians.

There were not a great many exhibits
at the State Fair last week from New
berry, but those who sent articles Of their
handiwork or had horses or mules III
the arena got their share Of the prem
iums. The following is a list of the
premiums awarded the Newberrians as
far as We have been able to gather from
the papers:
Miss NJ. Pearson, knitted cotton lace.
Miss Lucy Bowers, water color land
scape from nature.
Miss Annie Hard, water landscape,
copy.
Miss Lucy Bowers, water color fruits
from nature.
J.Z. Salter, crayon portrait life.
ST.. Salter, India ink life.
Miss Lucy Bowers, charcoal draw
ing.
Ed. R. Hipp, light draft open to
world, brood mare and colt, secol q
premium.
Ed. R. Hipp, fiIly uuderone year old,
second premium.
J. p. & r. c. Pool, pair harness
mules.
I'D. Smith, siugle mule, South Caro-
lima raised, second premium.
J. D. Smith, single mule, South Caro-
lima raised, two years old, first and
second premiums.
J. d. Smith, single mule, South Caro-
lima raised, one year old.
J. d. Smith, mule colt one year old,
first aud second premiums.
J. P. & IT. G. Pool, pair harness mules
open to the world.
J. d. Smith, mare and sucking mule
colt, South Carolina raised.
J. D. Smith, mare and sucking mule
colt, open to the world.
J. ?. & T. c. Pool, jack.
Prosperity Canning Co., display
canned fruits and vegetable, second
premium.
The award of premiums for county
displays was as follows:
First premium, Chester County;
second premium, Fairfield County
third premium, Lexington County.