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) A large manufacturer, whose AFFAIR."
were worry much embarrassed, and who
MAS oyetWoFkbd and btokOn down with
nervous oxhauOtlonl wont 70 4 celebrated
specialist HO was told that tho only
thing needed was 70 DO relieved Of oate
and worry, and have d thahgv 81
Thought thi5 doctor was moro con.
Sldefalo o. HE phtlenp1 health thAn
Of hlo financial elrttinetAntes, 40
ought 10 have advised him 10 tuo Dt,
MlloJ tIsst6tAtiyc Netylhe, the best
remedy ior nervous ptqsltAhnn, lleep.
lNdancds, dlAalhea1, hbadathu, ~ eileels
OF eplflts, tobacco, coffee, opium, 0teI
ThoiSahda tO9tliy 10 cutog Book and
lllAl bottle ltoOl az logAtl Drug COZ. 3
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TAscoTp N ALASKA,
According 70 alssiluhlp alins owaeF Re-
slllns IN spakano, WRsh,

According % lssi'aale a'las owasF Rs'
sla'ne N spqk'FAe, NAsp'
SPOKANE, WAslI,, Jan, s,-7'ihe where's
ahouts Of Tascott, the alleged murderer.
q Banker Smell, Of Chicago, whom the
detectives have pnsnccessfully sought
Tor years, has undoubtedly been located
in Alaska.
Jules Reapyais, the well known and
reliable mining man and owner Of sew
eral rich mines in SLOGAN county, is
stopping in this city for a few days,
having recently returned from Alaska
where he Il interested In several min,
ing properties,
no reporter he said he spent all last
summer in Alaska, On various coca,
sions in sitka, juneau aud other places,
he saw and converted with William B,
Tascott. accused Of themprdeF Of Smell,
II knew him personally, while living
in Chicago said BeauyRis, Nand whom
l first met him in s. tka he recognized
me and did him. Ihad q talk with
him on various subjects, md when i
mentioned his connection with the
murder Of Smell he appeared to dislike
to talk, and while he answered my
questions on the subject without hesI.
tation, he would quickly change the
conversation into other channels.p
Beauyais related further that Tascott
has been in Alaska nearly all the time
since the murder, and makes no attempt
to conceal his identity He has lnsdea
little money at times prospecting aud
labbling in mining property but during
the past summer was hard up and
drinking heavily Beapyais gave him
nloney On several occasions.
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run !. 81. d a. NNM YRAWs.

p,..,ant +. sSsflSn n NO I,uIldlng Yes,
tsraay largely At,ppapl,
The Y M q building WAS tho
ss,,..,t,,s a., s,,oy afto,.
noon and evening Tho many windows
Of the building sent out q bright glow
which seemed 20 invite the pRs'eFpSy lo
enter, Upon entering, the house was
49,, AL, daon,,to1 Afavar's inll
orchestra was stationed nj the north
entrance, and diSepuvsed sweet melodies
The satertaipnept The reception
committee welcomed ~ corners cor
iroshment room, where ali kinds Of
things when l.shss9 w y pas na, s
were lreelY qlf IsNheH' ~ " eStnsEsV
that at leRst SOQ lcallefs WeTe present,
and ali expre,aed. themselyes pIeased at
NY ~, Y, N, \, -, ,nrr3ad III
the hospitality eAkislue4i ,.u..,
Promptly ~ y o'clock the following
CONCERT wOH rendered. The audience
"V"s ~ so,iva that (;nneral Sac,
r gTa ~ N fvnnh WINS forced 10 request
ham 10 Fepress Ia Z. certain extent their
onnIause MANY ladies we're present,
sEthnusL thew We're hardly included in
,ha sreanvemsnts. Not.
Wv s''e''s'''s, ,,saap.vwn
o,o,,,,o ........ Medley
. Vf''e's"'A syeFI ogehsSIra,
.. Address .,y.,, .; ;..,.,. ."r'Now'
.Andn,,,,nN 1lS VAN. t'u9p sNsps,
"'A0r Premier IsIii 10 Club.
A RocItntihn - 'tlhb Organ Builder
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Al,llur pEoPLn.
5, rnnrpr, N tl,e lIl, md Nhos,lns I,olk,

Stranger, IN tie CITY ami Wheeling Folk,
Ahtortl.
q, W. AFnott, q FalFmont, is in tho
= NJ, odalsh, d si.tersvillo' i in
town.
Edward Smith. q atOrgantown, is'in
the city
I'D. Kaoth, Of Harrington, ia in the
city today.
Fred simpson, IL Grafton, is register
cd at tho Windsor
G, o. Eisenbarth, Of New Martins
vile, Ia a Behlet guest
+. p. Jones, OF Clarksburg, was q
Windsor guest Yesterday
j. f. Terry; Of steuhenvlllo, register.
ed yesterday at the Mcclure. Il
L. N. stortzman, Of Warrington, was
inthe city yesterday afternoon,
j. b. Mccoy and II. W. Mccoy, of
sistersyille, we're at the stamm yester.
day
Prof John A. Myers, Of the apricul-
tural station ut Morgantown, is in the
city.
James a. Reilly, Of the German Sol.
der" company Is registered at the
stamm,
The Primus clubbanqueted last night
at yanKeuren's. seyenty.eight partic.
ipated.
Mr. Ed Pagett and wife, Of Pittsburgh,
are spending the holidays in this city
with relations and friends.
Mr.. Clark Hamilton Is spending this
week in Grafton, having been called
there by the serious illness OF his
father
Joe speidel and Larry Wagner, who
have been spending the holidays with
their parents, left yesterday afternoon
Tor their schools,
John shiyley, Of Huntington, 4. D:
Hamilton, Of Hundred, 1. j. McGeei OF
Belleyille, andJ B. McCown, Of Ravens
wood, are Behlergpests.
Miss Shirley Brcckunier, after spend.
ing the holidays with her parents, left
last evening for Wells College, N. w
where's she ID attending school.
The many friends OF Mrs. ChIles
Mason Fetfel, o. Richmond, Va, nee
Kate White, VIM regret 70 learn that
Sheis lying dangerously tll.at her home
with faint hopeh Of recovery. &
sistorsyille people OF the Boller ycg.
to-day were: u. O. Robinson, j. s.
MerSya, j. NJ. Hindeman, Miss Junie
Aforeht and eistht. John NIdtheWH,
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There Is no nlStRklng the fact that this d tho
true childrcn's medicine and that 1t occupies in
tho household the position Of tho best andsulest
tamilytcmcdy. III spetieotly harmless to give
to nervous. restless, slcepless aud sick infants
aud chlldEon Of anyyagc, bclng made from pure
and hcalth.giYlng vegetable medicines
1tyout child 4ssick, send Instantly to your
druggist for bottle Of this wonderful curer Of
disease, and whom you 80, your darling gain
steadily In health and strength day by day, you,
ltkcthouSands Of other parents, bless tho day
you learned OF It's marvellous curative proper.
tics " y tl4 7 ~ ~
1tisnota patent medicine, because It ID tho
discovery Of the famous Dr. Greene, Of IS West
18th street, New York, who has an enormous
practice among nervous and chronic discusses
and who eau be consul ted free Of charge. per-
sonally or by letter. Whatever you do, do not
fail to use his great remedy Il your child y sick
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MARTlN,s NElsRY.
News Notes and personals from Our Near
NNiWlibuF. L.I. 7l|, a

News Notes and Personals from Our Near
Il. Neighbour
HArtHoliday Gift aninety-page book
issued by tho Wheeling & Lake Erie
Railroad Company Is one Of the finest
and best advertisements ever gotten out
by o railroad. II gives description OF
the principal towns on the line and IL
illustrates many Of, them. The views
we're taken BY Mr.. 0. R. Wood, the
travelling passenger agent, who wrote
pthe towns OF Valley Junction, Wheel
ing and Martins Ferry, which aregiyen
a great send-oR The book is creditto
the company. Those who have ben for.
tunate enough TO secure copy are well
pleased with 1t.
A newdeparturein society circles in
Martins Ferry was tho New Years re-
ception to gentlemen friends at the re-
isidence OF Mr.. and Mra. w. R. RatcliR
on Fourth street yesterday. The hours
were from two to five, during which
time about fifty gentlemen, principally
married, attended, The affair was given
'by Mrs. Ratclitt and Mrs. NJ. o. Mitchell,
who were ably assisted by Mrs. George
III. 6LnlLU anu QllEHs G1s VI 4u4ht VI QnbAI-
tins Ferry; Mrs. L. Q. Martin, of
Noundsvilie, and Mrs. John +. Miller,
Of Wellsburg. All who attended voted
the reception aysuccess.
The New Years reception at tho 70.
sidence Of Can't and Mrs, L. w. Ingle.
bright yesterday afternoon from 8 to s
O'clock was q very enjoyable affair." Il
was given by their daughter MISS Ella,
VINO entertalns pe 4V,..lt enc WI
ssslstou ny mEsi vsl 1ass r tsssn I
S naas NJ 20 M Ana: fssnie 1ixan and
pata mn md Clara sheets. Mi GOOD onter.
tainefs. Those pteaenttrom out Of town
we're DR. Hoge, Of Portland; Marion
Young, OF Toronto, and Will Lewis Of
Wheeling.
Last evening the y. I. church conggte.
cation ana invited itlenus enlSyea, we
annuel new year u " Ing ~, non y.
was from " q 2 clnvn alu q! WY ".
enJoyeu sy ~
one aaeEe was e eI,c;ns 1SesyDoay
and evefytnin wa .,s oolSs' a S Slns
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TWO YOUNG Girls
The sad Story OfThstr Trials and
Mist0Etpnes,
What EhsiF Rereats Have 70 Say
Apouttho Natter
Only Good News ~ Present 20 Tell
ApoRt Them,

When the lovely yopbg dRpghteFq the noted
spholargProieiSoE ], ~ ElNood, Of ~ coEpelIR
street, Brooklyn, N, !, fell ~ with 81 Vitus
Dance, II vas a greAtPpd serious shock TO her
Distinguished father and tho young glFl'S many
ppquslptAaees aud friends. Many prominent
physicians treated her Gaze IN vain until her
parents we're almost In despair Of cure
She was q Ulokly and suddenly cured how
ever and Is perfectly well at present The Pro
tesaoF, on being interviewed, expressed his
great Joy At his daughters restoration to health
andspose strongly IN regard 10 the wonderful
remedy which had wrought % sudden q cure
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1nthe police court Yesterday niorn-
lag there were two cases. John Wood.
ward was fnad IS and costs Tor drunk
and dIsoFderty,n aud Dan Crum backor
81 and costs Tor interfering with an
officer They are the two young men
Lieutenant ClauB arrested Ia the Second
ward market house on Sunday, whom
theyyw6fa withdrawing In the market
house andannoying ladies.
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1oso tstasp Cry Jan. z, The OK.
potled trouble cvet the taayeralty
contest did not mas6rlallSb. To-day
II. s. Sanford demanded that
Mayor Glhaoon tuFn over tho
Once 10 AItu, The two mayors exs
changed Tho compliments o. Che day
and Che matter u new IN shape toftho
courts. }a,f A9 p
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q heavy ialI % rain began aud o. night
tho wind was blowing q gale, The sea
was heavy and did considerable dlpaee
along the beach at this place, about
sixty feet Of the bluff having been torn
away, The bluff at Ghelsea avenue was
totally washed away, The water main
and gas pipes have been washed out
and considerable damage done 70 the
compRny's plant
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Ana,,InlN,ew Y.nr,s.

LONDON, Jan. 2. There is phenom.
onal New Year's gaiety at Osborne this
evening. Allthe childreno OF the royal.
family are present. A concert will be
given BY military band early In the
evening and later the Duke and Duchess
Of Connaught, the Princess LDuise and
the MARQUIS Of Lorne and several others
will give tableanx yivants. The Duke
Of York has been promoted to cap.
itaincy In the navy.
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at RHprds mo greatest pleasure = ho said, "tp
state that my daught ter, who wat asalereF from
St vituS Dance, aud who was ttSated 'iorit BY
prominent physicians IN brooklyn without re-
suit was completely cured by using two bottles
Of DE- Gnepc's Ncrypm blood and nerve
remedy
Another little girls case which excited murh
sympathy aud aEreat amount OF interest aud
rcjoicIngwhen at last she wds!ciiroa III :ISr.ft
rIops nervous affection aud reSs6red to perfect
health, vas that titttIe Lucy Bsmts, daughter.
OF O. II Demls EsQ,a prominent and we'll
known citizen OF Granby, Mass,
"Atyllttle girl" answered Mr. BemlS, whom
questioned. chad boon taking medicines i9r a
severe nervous trouble for nearly two years, reN
cclylng mol benefit. then bought q bottle Of
Dr. GpCne's NerYura blood and pssvc remedy
and her recovery BY It's use has been remaFka
BILE Others Of the family hare also received
beneas from It's use.
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ls4iI j. =. n VI'i77S ~ - = 49,
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of EigSis taken; IL ID pleasant
and refteshing 10 tho taste, and acts
,gentlyyct promptly on the Kidneys,
Livef and Bowels, cieauses tho sys.
tenn efectually, Alspels colds, head.
aches and tevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of FigS 10 the
only remedy Of it5 kind ever pro.
du6ed, pleading 10 che taste and 40.
ceptable 10 tho stomach, prompt Ia
Ia action and truly beneficial Ia IT,
ehtrts prepared only from The most
healthy and agreeable substancee IT,
many excellent qualities commend Il
10 al and have made Il che mort
populkF remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs b for eale Ia 500
and q bottles by al LEADING drug
gistA Any reliable dfukRitt who
may not have II on hand viii pro.
cute II promptly for any one who
4tlshss 70 ttyh DO not accept ahy
cdLlFORNLA re SNPuP GA.
sAA .,ll on
epNlskltlt. Asly tt.gls tpt AZ Y
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on EaIBpzzlnMlNr oAARans.

The Iron Hall Managers are to bs,Iaken
to Indianapolis for Trial.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Jan. 2.-rhomas
T. Colbert, chief OF police, loft here for
Philadelphia last night to bring Som.
erby and the other indicted Iron Hall
managers back to this city to be tried
for embezzlement He is armed with
requisition papers issued by Governor
.Chasn
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F0R REGIiEIE7!g

No. 1856 South Broad ay. ssy6n rooms bath
room lnd All the latest improvements New
house VIII gtvop possession al once
six,Eoomed, new houie, on South Front street,
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possEss1oN ApR1I 1 ISL

F7OR RElliT.
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FOR SAFE

Fivc.roomed now house on Floridkstre6t
" Ihrce e q house on North Huron street.
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JOSEPH A. ARttlI E
Pension Attorney, Notary and tseatg RStstai
Agent: Houses rented and tettl collected
Olhee No Hal7 Jacob street.
European steamship and DRAFT agent. Passage
tickets 10 aud from all parts Of Europa AISo
drafts To any point In Europe, r
19-AIoNBY 70 LOAN. desi.
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No. 81 North York street nlneroomsi oil the
latest improvements, 61xiO1
No ~ South nth iBsoadway, scyenFooraea new
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No. 10 Zano street, teu.toomad house.
Corner Wabash and Delaware slreets. fonyi
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SQUEEZED BY BULLS"
Chicago Shorts Caught by a
Sudden Advance in Wheat.
Prices Jumped Up 1 LIE, but Fell Back
LIE Before the ClOse-En0rmous
Sales of Corn.

CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-A squeeze for the
shorts in wheat was the result to-day of
the dry weather and heavy exports. The
demand sprang up all at once. Offerings
were light and an advance of 1hc was
easily established. but it did not all hold.
Two-thirds of il stuok, however, 10 being
added to last nights closing prices. Corn
was depressed by liberal offering "a from
longs. and lost Sc of it's former value.
Provisions were irregular. but averaged
higher.
Wheat exhibited a good deal of feverish-
ness. The leading ball factor was tho
enormous ex ports of wheat and flour for
the week. which were reported at $3.50. 600.
against 4. 900. 600 bushels q week ago. and
1856. 900 the same week last year. The dry
weather in tho wihter-wheat belt cOntin-
ues. and seeding Is still delayed. The
shorts quickly got excited. But the fail
ure of cables to respond and the heavy re-
alizing on the advance caused a decline.
Corn was strong and higher early, in
sympathy with the firmness In wheat, but
the selling was enormous on the advances.
and when it was known that 1000 cars
were expected Monday the feeling became
very weak, and prices went Oft Ac. The
closing was $50 from the bottom.
Oats, while slow at the start. soon fol-
lowed corn. closing at the inside with a "a
$50 loss.
Lard was in some demand for the
reason, it was said. that the dry
weather was curtniling the production
of butter, and that the cheaper ar
ticle was. therefore, beng substituted.
The support which packers gave TO ribs at
the start was Withdrawn later. and they
took the opposite course by selling rather
freely. The government that the
hog crop this year is 902 of last years
production. and "a of that seasons coudi-
tion was generally secuted as quite out of
keeping. both with tho receipts and weight
of the hogs this season. Compared with
yesterdays closing prices are lac lower to
15c higher.
The estimated receipts for Monday are:
Wheat, zoo cars: corn, 1000 cars; oats. 40
cars; hogs. 5000. and for next week. 49,
600. The leading futures ranged as fol-
lows:
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Taken as n whole Trade Is Up TO Expecta-
ton. Though Prices Are Unsettled.
A review of the weeks business, closing
with Sept. 16. shows that there was a very
fair volume OF trade in progress. While
not equalIng that of last year in the CORE
eponding week, 1t approached it nearer
than have the preceding weeks of some
month"; past. G. A. II. week excepted.
There is an unsettled state of prices. Dry
goods are on the decline. the reduction IN
prices of last week being the largest of any
week in years. On the other hand staple
groceries are advancing. roasted coffee be-
Inc 20 higher than on Sept. !, and sugars
are In very strong position. The same re-
mark will apply 10 hog products. which
have again reached nearly the highest
figure of q year past, which were the
highest known IN many years. On Com
mission row there is a good deal of activity.
Irish potatoes are scare and advancing,
and the same Is true of onions and cabbage.
Peaches are selling low, so badly do they
rot. unless they have been we'll packed.
Poultry Is weak at quotations. Eggs are
steady and choice butter scarce.
The local grain market Is active. Indi-
annapolis elevators on Saturday contained
27s, zoo bushels of wheat. against 5SI, 500 on
the correspondence date of 1892; 16. so bush
els of corn. against 27.171 last year; SO. 600
bushels of oats. against &c. 3SS last year, and
1.SOO bushels of rye. against 1878 last year.
Track bids on the several cereals on Satur-
dav ruled as follows: i,
Wheat-No. 2 red, 62c; No. y red. 5SIsc:
rejected by sample. 10000: wagon. G0c.
COrn-No. l white. 43c; No. 2 white. 32c;
No. 3 white. &c; No. 4 white. S0035c; No. 4
white mixed, 41c; No. > white mixed. Acc;
No.. 4 white mixed. 30035c; No. 2 yellow,
4019c: No. 3 yellow. zoe; No. 4 yellow. 500
$50: No. = mixed. 40l2c; No. 3 mixed, 4Oo;
20. mixed. S0G35c; ear corn. 4204Io.
Oats-No. , white. 294c: No. 8 white,
&c; No; 2 mixed. .6Rsc; No. 3 mixed. 24l4c;
rejected. 23025c.
hay-Choice timothy. s1s: No. ]. SIP SO;
No. :. $3.50; No. l prairie. 1918; mixed. IS;
Rye-No. 2. $50 for car lots; 400 for wagon
Bran. s12.
AND
Prizes Paid IN DeGiers.l
Poultry-Hens. 20 ~ rs: young chick
ems. &C - 70: turkeys. TOMS, &C - Is: hens.
&c % ID: ducks. &c u fb: geese, $40 fo-
choice.
EGgs-ShIppers paying 1Oc: oandled. Ioc
ButteroGrass butter. choice. Hobo
mixed. ca "a.
Honey-1sGalc.
Festhers@Prime geese. 400 ~ rs; mixed
duck. zoe f9 III.
B~eeswax-20c for yellow; l5c for dark.
WooI-Unwsshed medium wool. l0c: un-
washed coarse or braid. 18014c: unwashed
fine meriso. 104l3c; tub-washed lS123c:
bury and cotted WOOL. Sc TO &c less than
above prices.
Hides. Tailor, Etc.
Hides-No. / green hides. 2lsc; No. I G. s.
hides. 3Ac; No. . q. =. bides. 2l2c: No. /
calf hides. SC; No. . calf hides. 3Lc; No. /
taIlow. 81 Q4c: No. , tallow. 31ac.
Tallow-No. l tallow. &c; No. 2 tallow.
sisc.
Grease-WbIte. 4lac; yellow. 3lsc; brown,
&c.
Bones-Dry. S12013 - ton.
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marke was demoralized and prices sgaIn
lower with trade very slow. Sales: Choice
lambs. 3i0425; fair 10 good. sa5OU5.oo;
mixed sheep. ~s5.5003.15: extra fancy
wethers. si0L10; far to good shoep' $40
03.25.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 16. - Caffeine
market was slow at unchanged prices:
light shipping. s303.5o; best butchers. $50
0S3.25.
Hogs-The market was slow and lower;
choice packing and butchers S6.lO6o.l ID;
fair to good packiug. $50 {.
Sheep and Lambs-Tte market was nh'
changed: good TO extra shipping sheep.
S25502.7 IS: fair to good. S@025o; extra
lambs. SS.750L
ST. LOUIS. Sept observation-disclosures,
1.40O: shipments. 1900. The market was
steady;. only Texans on sale; top prices
$50.
Hogs-Receipts. 1.4Oo; shipments. l.sCo.
The market was firm: liaht. 81 10 De.oV;
mixed. So. 1006.25; heavy. S47505.
Sheep-Receipts. 100: shipments. none.
The market was dull and unchanged.
EAST LIBERTY. Sept. l6.-Csttle-Re-
ceipts. AGO: all through consisnments; -
cars wers shipped TO New York to-day.
Hogs-Receipts. 2.100: shipments. 2.oOu.
All grades. s6.4006.60. SIX carloads OF
hogs were shipped 20 New York to-day.
Sheep-Receipts. 500: shipments. oOJ.
The market was slow and unchanged.
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The following is q list. with dates. of til
various fairs of Indiana:

The following is q list. with dates. of the
various fairs of Indiana:
Sept. Is to 23-lndiana state fair; Indianapolis;
Sept. Is TO 23-Perry Agricultural and Mechanical
Associations; Rome; w. Wheeler. sec.
field: Il. Il. Pringie. sec.
Sept. is to 22-Wa6ash County Fair Association;
Valparaiso; E. s. Beach, sec.
Sept. 10 to 22-Steuben County Agricultural Asso-
ciation; Angola H 1. Huston; SEE.
Agricultural Association; Coyington; w. Il. Ward
Sept. 25 to 2o-Eastern Indiana Agricultural Asa,
citation; Kend,liyiIlei ). :. Conlogae. sec. .
Sept. 20 70 3O-Spencer County Fair Association;
Rockport; c. NJ. Partridge. sec.
Sept. 70 TO 29-Vermillon County Fair A ssociatioa;
Cayuga; j. S. Grondyke, sec.
Sept 70 to 29-Jay oanty Agricultural and Joint
Sept 26 TO 29-TriCoanty Agricultural Society:
North Manchester; ID. w. Krisher, sec.
Sept 26 TO 29-Jackson County Fair Associations; Sey-
mour; G. \. saltmarsh, sec.
Sept. 26 To 30-Monroe County Agricultural AssOci.
alton; Bloomington; G. T.. Worrall. sec.
Sept. ~ to 29-Bremen Agricultural Society; Bro
Sept. 20 to 30-The Southern Indiana District Fair
association; Nj Vernon; c. v. Lichten6erger. sec.
ton; Poplar Grove: r. Il. Barbour. sec.
Oct z to 5-Elkhart County Agricultural Society
Oct. 2 to 6-Lagrange Fair Association; Lagrange
G. IL. Smith. sec.
Camden: u. Il. Sanderson, sec.
Oct. 3 to 6-Marshall County Agricultural and
lnuustIl ASSo III; ElymOulii' .. N. stevens, sec.
Oct. 3 to 7-Huntington County Agricultural Society;
Huntingdon; II. NJ. Purviance. Sec.
Oct. 3 TO U-Lake County Agricultural Association;
Crown Point; w. &. Nicholson. sec.
Oct. 3 TO 6-Maxinkuckee agricultural Association;
Culver Park; +. :. Freeze, sec.
Oct. 3to 7-Vermiuion County Joint Stock AssosiL
ton; ewp j. Richardson, sec.
Oct. 3 To 6-Marshall County Agricultural and In
dustrial Associatn; Plymouth; :. n: stephens. sos
Oct 4 to Whitley County Joint ASSOCIATION; CO
lumbia City; Z. j. Heller. sec.
Oct. 9 TO X County Agricultural and Me-
chanical Society; Vlncennes; j. w. EmisOn. sec.
nGf "a \ N IL A m Ipat A a
ISOLATION; Waterloo; J. G.. Johnson, sec.
Oct. 10 10 l3-yhe Bourbon Fair Association; Bour-
bon; G. ID. Ettinger. sec.
Oct. IL TO l3-Farmsrs' Unoin Fair Association; New
Carlisle; w. II. Deacon. sec.