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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-10
ITEMS OF NEWS.

Nevada miners are suffering terri.
bly, from grip.
Frost has greatly damaged peach
blossoms IN Kentucky.
The wife of United States Senator
Faulkner, Of this State. died in Wasl .
ington last week.
The people Of the United States
are paying war pension tax u 1910
per minute.
Eighty Indians have arrived IL
Philadelphia on their way to EuroI 9
to join Buffalo Bill.
One hundced and twenty 1--WE years
ago there were but ur newspapers
in the United States.
A. Lima, Ohio, Miss Mary Chris.
man sneezed herself to death during
Oh attack Of the grip
Gilbert F. CHM, eolored. Of Bslti.
more, is supposed to have fallen heir
10 $50. 900 left by an uncle in Denver.
Governor Markham Of Calrfornra
has signed the brill making train.
wrecksng punishable by death,
The German BsplisJs or Tunkcrs,
are sbout 20 build On immense Tab
ernnclo at Hsgerstonn, Md, for
their June meeting,
DR.. WIN. s Leach, Of St, Joseph,
Mo-, is one OF the American citizens
held in Italy by The Italian govern
ment.
The Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Of Chicago will erect four
teen story building IN that city, OF q
cost OF 100000.
Last ear nearly $3l,OO0,000 worth
Of gold and $55, 100000 OF silver was
sho product Of the mines OF the United
States.
a farmer living near Peoria II
Iinois, is reported TO have discovered
a rich rock vein Of silver ore on
BIS farm, about Thirty feet below The
surface.
The leaf tobacco sslss in Danvilie
last week aggregated about 100000
pounds and the aversge price psid
was fraction over 81 per hundred.
which put out something near sl35,-
600.
a curious white frog has been ek-
hibited in London lately. ~ Is q
foil gown specimen Of tho Ordinary
kind, bit IL unique a. TO color, VIII G
its brilliant ruby eyes are trimmed
With gold
The secret service officers q
Washington declare the new ccun-
lerfeit two dollar silver certificate
very dangerous the imitation Of tie
goouine beng go close tbatit can on.
~ be dist nguished by tho aid Of a
g'ass.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-10

A FEDERAL SOLDIERS TRIBUTE -
A leading feature Of the meeting Of
citizens held in Memphis, Tenn ,
Tuesday evening OF last week, so do
honor 10 the memory of Gen. Joseph
Il. Johnston, was the address of Col.
i. b. Edginton, who served with dis.
tir ction in the Union ranks during
the late war. In this address Col.
Edginton declared that General John.
ston's character, Ts force and is VII
tally, was like the ocean wave-it
could not be m asured during a time
of storm. No fair and just estimate
could be made OF il until the war was
over and rivalry had ceased. He gave
detailed account Of the dead hero 9
military career, aud characterized
some Of his movements "a worthy Of
Napoleon AZ Ansterli'z. lie declared
that time had INDICATED him and
that events had shown the SCUM duess
Of bis Judgment lie maie no mis-.
takes, said he speaker 'onl that lie
more than can be said Of other gene
rails. As q military s,rategist ne was
like Washington, an1 as a discipline,
rian he stands ns the great leader
Ills record adorns his life. Ills de
votlon 10 duty and the noble impu-
Sea ~ his heart make lie life one TO
be envicd and copied. His death is
a national calamity. The entire ma
ton mourns il. and The lustte Of his
name Will shine forever IN the hearts
Ct tho people. lie sleeps vel sad
soundly in The grave. In that last
rc7'ing.placa the iealousies Of rivals
and toe antiques Of frnl.ons reach
him not. Let him rect. Re earned
ID Freedom Is bis 40 last, aun the
name Of Joseph H. Johnston was not
bonn 10 die.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-10
CHICAGO, MILwAUKEE AND ST. PAUL
RAILWAY.

Electric Lighted and Steam Heated vesii-
ouled Trains, with Westinghouse Air
Signals, betwseG Chicago, ST. Paul and
Minneapolis daily
Electric Lighted and Steam heated Yes tibul-
ed Trains between Chicago, Coun ell BluE
and Omaha, daily.
Through yestibuled Sleeping Cars, daily,
between Chicago. Butte. Tacsma, Sea mi .
and Portland. Ore,
Solid Trains between Chicago and priu i,a
points in Northern W WISCONSIN, and the pc a
tBsnls of Michigan.
Daily traiue between ST. Paul, Min ueapoli
and Kansas City via The Hendrick Raute
Through Sleepining Oars, tflily, etewenSt
Louih st. Paul ami MinaS apoIie.
The finest Dining Cars in the world,
The / ess Sleeping Cars. Electric reading
Lemps In berihs,
600 miles Of road In Illinois, Wisconsin
Northern Michigan, Iowa, Minnesota. Mis-
souri,, South Dakota aud North DaS ota.
Everything FirssC1ass.
First Class People patronize Frst-CIass Lines
Ticket agents everywhere sell Tickets owe
the Chicago, Milwsukessnd st. Paul Rail
way.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-10

from the 6rst day OF January ID the
srst day of June Of each year in the
South Branch of The Potomac and its
tributaries and Grea, Cspon River
and it's tributaries. The rest Of the
Esh Iav is unchanged.
CoRsTABLEs' YEEs.
Constables are entitled TO fees same
as Justices, physicians, witnesses IN
examination Of persons charged WI b
lunacy-
SPECIAL TERMS OF CIRCUIT COURTS.
The new law provides that IL any
term OF q Circuit Court has ended
~ithou. asspatching sll its business,
OF il there be failure TO hold any term,
or Whenever BIO THINKS The public in,
terest demands ID, the Judge OF the
Circuit may appoint q special term
thereof and may prescribe whether 9
grand or petit jury or both shall be
summoned for the term. The Clerk
shsll iafarn the Sheriff and Proseeut-
ing Attorney Of such special term
and sll vrits and processes shall be
served just as at regular terms. Any
special term may be held in any eoun
~, although at the time the same is
held, term OF the Circuit Court IL
being held, or required to be held, IL
any other county OF the same judieia
circuit. and /. may be held by The
Judge Of another circuit. or nv spe
cial Judge elected by the attorney
practicing in such court ia the manne
prescribed by law.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-10

DEATH OF Rev. DR.. EDWARDS BY
the death of the Rev. DR.. John K.
Edwards, which occurred at his res
idence in Lyuchburg, Va on the
evening OF the 3lst of March. the
Southern n. +. Church has lost one
or it's ablest and and most popular
ministers. Besides being a successful
preacher. DR.. Edwards was a writer
Of decided ability, and made mum
Der Of valuable coutribu ions to the
literature Of tho church. His los
will be felt outside OF his own Clutch,
for Dr. Edwards always took lead
ing part in the efforts for tho ameli.
Grafton Of the condition OF his fellow.
men in the various conn nnities where
the ilinerant system Of his Church
placed him BALTIC. Sun.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-10
Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Mich eel Curtain, PIsinfeld. I'm
makes the sta temeut thu; she ought cold
which settled on her lungs; she was treated
for a month oy her family pbysieiAIJ bat
grew worse. He told Der that she vas a
HoPhLrss VICTIM CT ceNUxTT;os. AID that no
medicine could cute her. Her druggist EGG
gesisd DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
aumption; she bought a bottle, and 10 her
delight fouod herself benefited from the
Fret desc. She continued lie use, ar d after
taking I'm bottles fouuf herse.,
sound and well, now does her owu
house work, ard is On well as ever she was.
Free trial bottles Of this great Discovery a,
Williamson Dilles's Drug Store-largs
o,tes Soc and 81 90
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-10

OIL FROM CoRN.- Oil from corn is
one of the la: est products which mod.
ern science every now and then
throws upon the world. The maize,
which is now grown IN the United
States at the rate Of some 100000
bushels per year. has been expert
mented with and found cap able of
yielding 81 per cent. OF its weight in
oil, the germ Of the kernel being the
part from which the oil is extrac, ell.
The new material ~ Of pale yellow
color, some7hat thicker than either the
olive or cottonseed oil, and does not
seem TO be readily avail liable as a SUBJ
s'I'ute for them. bot it is we'll ads p-
ted for lubricatipg purposes, and may
be used as a .seled dressing. while it
seems TO be adaptable for hniments.
-IhHddelphia Record.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-10

Gen. James Longstreet was visited
n few days ago at his home, near
Gaincsvil'e. Ga by representative
OF The 4 lanta Consultation He was
busily engaged iu his whey ard reset
ting grapevine Being told of the
current reports OF his dea'h, General
Longsireet replied: Well, l an dy'
implying by inches. We must all
die. But feel very we'll since my
return from Texas
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-10
DEATH OF SENATOR FArrvN En

DEATH OF SENATOR FArrENEi' s
The deaah Of he vile ~
Senate Fsp,kner which t0ah
s,ace ia Wssbi1g.p1 City
tuesday ai'eSsCe6, Harer sl
las sasrSGnsd many hearts ait over
our statr IL regard to the sorrowfrl
..vnJ the Wheeling Iatelhgenoer
makes the following remarks: Sen.
ator Faulkner has been made to suf.
fer one Of The heaviest blows O man
can fcel-,l G taking away Of a
dearly loved wife. The death Of Mrs.
Faulkner was sudden and unexpect :
ed. occurring at q time when she was
believed to be improving and this,
il possible. makes the blow more
keeB'y felt. She was most estima-
BILE woman, in every way true help
meet to her distinguished husband,
Senator Faulkner has the heartfelt
sympathy of West Virginians and
that Of his many friends scattered all
over the Union, in this sad bereave.
ment, ard none offer deeper sympa.
Thy than the INrELLTGENCER.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-10
S. b. IxrrLLroRNcrn.

AZ Mr.. D. ".
ShawCn bas announced himself NJ a
candidate fer reelection To- The office
Of Superintendent Of schools. it Is in
order fer him TO explain to the toaCh-
ors AMI other voters why be nos near,
!y four years 10 fully investigating q
charge bat ! years certificate IVES
improperly granted IN 1856. (which
certificate wos fraly reyoked) and
also why the certificate was granted
without evidence TO show that the ap-
piicant was entitled 10 10.
- 49, y. f. NcDoNlLD.y
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-10
Free Schools.
To County Superintendents and Mem
bers Of Bourds Of Education

To County Superinte ndents and Mem.
bers Of Bourds Of Education
desire TO call your attention to
the fact chat section Al OF chapter as
Of the Code OF West Yirginla which
max 90 provision for continuing the
schools OF any district longe: than
four months was amended at The last
session OF the Legislature go as to re-
auire that this question shsh be sub
mitted to the people o! any district
at the regular election FOR Saperin-
tepder. Of Free schools foF the coun-
ty- Owing to tBe fact that tile law
on this matter does not 60 into effect
y Dtilthe 2 oiJune,, 1891 jus. tween,
ty.One days after The election for
County Superintendent has been held.
and consequently the question Of con.
tinuing the schools Of any district
longer than four months cannot be
submitted under the amended law
until 1898, it is therefore very iD.
port ant that where the people wish TO
extend their schC o!s longer than
four months, the question be cub
mi ted as section IL now allows 10
be done at the election for County
uperintendent, which will be held
on the 10Th day of May next.
In written opinion. upon this
question, Attorney General Cald.
we'll suggests the following course as
the proper one 10 be adopt ed: My
advice is that petitions shall be pres
scented TO the Boards Of Education
in districts where more than four
months school may be desired, sign
ed by twenty or more voters at h5
regular election for County Super
inten dent in May next.
mk.At the July meeting the Board
Hter an order for the desired
~ months OF school by au.
of the vote Of the people at
Ly election
Urgently request hat your board
haint your people with the
pyIange in the law, 80 tina. tbs
question Of extending TIE school
term may be submitted to the re .
pie at tue May election.
Year ODE dent servant,
b. S. MORGAN,
State Supt. Free Schools
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-10

WEST VIRGINIA. ExPEND.TnRgs.-
The general appropriation bin passed
a. he recent session of the West Viz.
ginia Legislature calls for expenai-
lures sggregatirg sl,l7S,9i3 for The
wears 1851 and 1892. One OF the
largest items Is for criminal charges
and lunatics in Jail, for which $50, 600
,ra annronriated
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-10
County Road Law.

When at least 100 voters OF the
county or % voters Of any magiste-
rial district present their petition ask.
IDg that the county roads be con-
structea and kept in repair accord.
inc 10 the method specified herein,
tie court shsll order that it be sub
mitted 10 tue voters Of the county or
di.tr. az at the next election for raiiti.
cation o, r. lection, and a majority Of
the votes cast shall decide the ques-
ton. Il such method be adopted,
there shah be two road precincts
formed IN each magislerial district
and a superintendent appointed for
eac,. The superintendent shall en-
nov and procure al necessary hands,
horses q, tools, etc, at prices liked by
the court. to construct and repair the
county roads Of bis precinct. FIX.
nensss 20 We paid By o cepitation tax
OF al and > Sufficient ievy TO make up
The deficiency.
No money shall be paid 10 contrac'
tore or o,hcr persons for work on roads
until the Court 10 satisfied by state.
ment in wlNpg from tire surveyor Of
roads in thaJ pteoinct, that tho roads
upon which the payment i9 about 10
bs made. arc end have been PIT in
condition by contractor according TO
contract
FISH Law.
u shall not be lawful Tor any person
10 each or destroy any OF The fish in
the creeks or rivers Of this State by
means Of drag or other nets, f.h pOts.
weirs. trap., hy s'slging shooting or
other devices Except ny hook end
line. gig and spca) uor sbnll IL be
lawful 10 place Va ,hc rivers, creeks
o.. streams 81 This 5tste 90 sny time,
arv fsh pots, wc.Is or traps; nor
shall IL hc lawful for anY person to
catch or destroy any q the 6ah in The
rivcrs OF this state ny means Of drag
or Other nets, s'edginC, shooting,
eiucs. or other devices Except by
hook ant limo sed spear) from The
FIRST day Of April TO the 6rst day Of
Drceubsr. Of each year. Provided
however chat IL shall ne Lawful Tor
any ve-son o. "a ,cb FISH N fish pots
between he ID b day OF September
ari be thirty Grs dtv of Dcceu be
,f sch year and by moons Of s'ines
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-10

BECAUSE, with The Vertical Feed The
presser foot is always raised from thr fabric
v hen the feed takes place, and presents no
resistance 10 sea ms or ridges, ard the needle
beng 10 the fabric, moving with the Vertis
cal Feed Bar On the goods behind he rcedle
makes the stitch unRorm IN length and
readers % impossible 10 foil one piece while
Tho other is stretched For the srme reason
tho machine 70 capable q sewing elastic
goods, making a smooth end flexible seam
With stitch aliks OF both sides, also Of seR.
ing any number Of thicknessey Without bast.
ing, operating will equal facility on the
heaevist ne well cs The liglfcst fabrics
BECAUSE IL is light Running Simple
in Construction and has n less number Of
working parts than any other machine 70
az tho greatest number Of PRACTICAL
attachments for doing every desirable style
of work all automatic iH their action, and
rnsde Of the Beat Materials in the most
Vorkr1aulike manner 10 will do n greater
variety Of wOfk t5an all other machines
combined md is She Acknowledged Pioneer
and Lender in Sewing machine Decorative
Art Work.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-10

81, 900 REWARD Offered TO any person
that will do the same range Of work. and do
l. as well on any othsi machine, w can be
done on The New Da7 Vertical Feed Sew
ing Machine DAVIS S. VI. 20
}. s. KELLBn, Agt Day Ohio.
ROmney W Va
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-10
New Dress Fabrics

Many surprise the growth
I{ea is manifest, simply
Honest Textures Little Prices. Efect-Wond;rful Increases
We also feel sure. that a lew p1r;r.,r VII become stan
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-10
PLAIN DRESS GOODS.

Double width Cashmrres l2Bc.
thirty different shal
sc inch Htnriettas only CSC, 20
sh' dies cheap at 35e.
All wool plain Scrges, 40 inches. in
| B shades at soc.
All vol Henrietlas at soc, 40 inch,
all rev shades, worth Csc.
All WOO iIenfieLiaS at 75c. 46 inch,
bought hem % sell al 90e.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-10
PLAIDS AND STRIPES.

PLAiDS AND STRIPES.
20 pieces striped Dress Goods at 20
ond 25c, double width, all now
styles.
Fancy FIaid Serges at soc, 40 inch
80 different co'orings.
Fancy Pisid Sulinqs ~ so, com
ising oil he latest effects.
One lot figured Dress Goods at l5o
ear a. 25r.
40 inch Stacking Flannels SOC
54 inch Sacking Fiannels 85c.
DOMESTIC BARGAINS.
Points ) 5, an &c.
Dating Fianncls, 10, IL and $50
II me Made Flanels, Csc.
Canton FlAnnels, 6, 8 and 1Oc.
+ illcd + annels, 20, %, 35 & SOC
Bslladsyale Flannel, 50 $50 andsl
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-10

BLACK DRESS GOODS.
All wool Black Serges. so and 6Os.
Ali wool HenTiet' az at Soc, 40 inch.
We pride ourselves on tcis value.
Stripes and Plaids at zoe in 1 ack
spb "h'tfs and Black and Grey.
ST., iaTp Henrieltas at 500
sI25t 81 80, 81 IS ard 81 90.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Money Easy-Stocks Dull, but Steady
and Firm.
Sterling: Exchange Weak-RalIroads
Generally Steady.
Quotations OF Staple Products In New
York, Chicago and st. Louis.
Stocks and Bonds.

At New York money has been easy, ranging
from to per cent; last loan 31a, closing at 31s
per cent.Prime mercantile paper at 5a7 per cent.
Sterling Exchange quiet and weak for bankers
bills with actual business at A s5s4 for 60-day
bills, and Ss14 for demand ;posted rates 4 se1s
"a 80. Commercial bills s514@4 S7s. Gov.
eminent bonds dull and steady. Railroad bono 3
dull and generally steady. In the stock market
after IL O'Clock Nor. Pacific developed consider
able activity. accompanied by weakness. and the
stock dropped from 701a 10 69sl, recovering on
ly slight fraction. This was the only movement
during the entire afternoon while the rest of the
active stocks were dull and without movement of
Importance, though rather firm tone was dis
played. st Paul was the only showing any ami
nation that was held within "A of opening figures
Burlington and Laekawana were the strongest,
but failed to move outside of the limits to which
they were confined, the market closing duh and
steady at abont level of opening prices.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggre-
gated 81 900 shares.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-27
Liberal Railroad Hands.
Buffalo Express

''I'n warrant you never saw more
liberal set of men than those employed
on railroads when it comes to helping
out family in Distress" remarked a
man who knew what he was talking
about. go where you will in rail-
road Office, shop or yard, with sub
scription in aid of an injured fellow en-
ploye or the family of one deceased, and
the men who refuse among hundreds to
contribute are few and far between.
You can gamble that they would also
contribute except for necessities Of their
own. In comparison with their pay and
risk they run railroad men are the most
liberal of any class of men in the coun-
try, not even excepting our millionaires."
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-27
RAILROADS.
MAINE CENTRAL R.R,
FOR Bangor, Bar Harbor, "a. John, Oh,
Whife Raou ntains. Montreal,
and fhe West.

Wor bangor, Bar Harbors si. Sohn, the
Whife Raountains. Montreal,
and ihe West.
I'm and after october IL, 1890, passenger tralns
ieaye Portland, as follows: -, =, ,uu,,,
For DANVILLE jet, AUBURN and LEWIS.
TON. s45 a. m, ITO, $40 p. m. .ao
LEWISTON via BRUINS WICK 6.4O, lO.zO Am.
sl.16, 500 and II 20 D. m. x,oor1 NJ
ROCKLAND and KNOX and LINCOLN Il
$40 a. M, s1.16 and 6.U6 p. m. urfa-
BRUNSWICK, BATH, GAkDlNEh5 IA "a, ",
WELL and AUGUSTA, 6.46, 1O.2O a-n.' '''iO
PENNINGTON Via LEWISTON, s.46 .. r.s
LILO y. N. via BRUNSWICK, LILO Q. n.
mOnMOUIH, WINTHROP, RkADFIELD anu
OAhLAND, LILO .. m.
WATEKVILLE via LEWISTON, Ito p. M via
AUGUSTA 6.4b, 1920 a. m, s1.16 and t1l.zc
ca u IN; anu saturdays only at 800 p. m.
CUNNINGHAM via LEWISTON, LILO p. M;
=, AdIUgGUSIA, 6.45 a. M, LIS and t11.20 p. m.
TDEELLrrASI, lilo 1.16 and t11.2O p. m.
Dv .,, s az ana kOXCROFT via DEXTER, lilo
BANGOR via LEWISTON, LILO D. M; via AU
1OolA, 6.4b q. M, sl.16 and t11.20 D. M
=, anu sundays only at 7.20 a. N.
DASSsOh PISCATAQUIS X. r., via DEXTER
a'10 ana tll 20 p. M via OLDToWN at 6.46
ELLSWORTH and BAR HARBoR at 1.1b and
11.2O p. m.
vANCEBOKo. e.45 a. M, LIS and III .2op.m.
AhOo9IOOh COUNTY, ST. JOHN, HALIFAX
ana the fhOElNCES q. 10 and IL 30 pm.
.huns daily. Sundays included.
tNlght express with sleeping cars attached
5uns eVory hlght, sundays Included, but not 70
5kownegan or Belfast Monday mornings or
narsa So.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-27
Gray.

DR.. J. F. Rowell will 60 to New York next
week for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chase have been in
Massachusetts, for the past ten days.
Mrs Lee b. Hunt Is afflicted with la grippe
which at present is quite prevelept here
The town has purchased the farm formerly
known as the Geo. Perley farm, for the poor.
Hall Edwards will manage 1t the ensuing
year.
Mr.. Augustus Lowe has four granite monu-
ments to make, and three lots to make curb
ings for this season.
Mr.. George A Morrill, is negotiating with
parties In Portland, for produce commiss-
ion business. Undoubtedly Roland Morrill,
VIII look after the business there, if trade
Is consummated.
The following is the programme of the
Gray Park Associations fair, to be held
Sept 1st, I'd AID Sd.
Tuesday-Purse of $50, for green horses; $25
purse Tor three years old colts; $50 purse for
Wednesday-sloo purse for minute class;
$50 for 2.34 class.
$125
The Gray Farmers Club offer the following
special premiums:
To oranges making best exhibit of farm pro-
goods, $40.
The club offers the following special pre-
miums open to all:
For best exhibit of apples SIS.
For best exhibit of butter, not less than a five
pound lot, made by girl 10 years OF age or under
So.
For best collection poultry raised by exhibitors
SIS. Collection to consist OF all or part of tn
following breeds: light and dark brahmas
Plymouth Rocks, white and standard white OF
brown leghorn and wyandottes
For best SOW and litter OF pigs, So.
For best exhibition Of trained steers by boy le
For best trained two year old colt. exhibited b.
boy 10 years or under So.
Capt. George Dolley offers special pre-
MUM of SO TO the boy exhibiting the bes
Jersey calf. The American Agricultufisl
offers one years subscription to their paper
to the exhibitor of the best collection Of
ewes; one years subscription to the exhibit
or Of the best collection of flowers; one
years subscription for the exhibitor OF the
nest collection of worsted and fancy articles
dnsre Will be expert judges of horses, cattle
sant poultry 20 My All entries for races must be
sent sent 70 Mr.. J. I. Hancock, Gray, Me- Cata-
tSognes can be had at an early date of the
secretary, Mr.. j. w. Stevens.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-27
Cotton Markets.
IBy Telegraph.

NEW YORK., Mich. 90 ls9i-The Cotton market
is quiet and unchanged; sales los bales; ordinary
o opanas ~ og &c; mddling 9s-Iec. " ~ 0u'
NFWORLEANs, Mch. 26, 1S91.-Cotton market
steady; middliDg ll-loe
SAVANNAH, Mich. 2s. iS9l.-The Cotton mark.
ct is quiet; middling 6rlec.
CHARLESTON; Mich. 26, 1ssl.-Cotton market
steady, middling oTsc'
MEMPHIS, Mch. "a sx ro9i'-Ihe Cotton market
MOBILE. Mch. 26. 1S91.-The Cotton market
quiet mddling $685.