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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-14
PERSONAL.

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HANDSOME PAIR OPERA GLASSES
to be given away; call quick Monarch To-
bacco Company, % Broughton street,
west
MATTRESSES THOROUGHLY RENO
waited, furniture upholstered and repaired
baby carriages a speciality; twelve years
square dealing and lowest prices. Fox's,
Hull and Whitaker.
BIG SACRIFICE SALE-FTNN'S COM
mission room, l have on hand, wagons,
buggies, show cases, office fixtures, and all
kinds of goods, which l sell for spot cash
and pay cash for same; also few very
fine bicycles. p. j. Firms commission
room, 2l2 Broughton. East.
SAVANNAH STEAM DYE WORKS;
finest lace handled without injury; lace
curtains steam tinished ladies' dresses,
gloves and feathers dyed and cleaned as
IL new; gentlemen's suits dyed, cleaned or
pressed; blankets also a speciality; our
facilities the finest. 1877 York street, be-
tween Whitaker and Bull.
CARPETS CLEANED, DISINFECTED
and stored for the summer; we take up
and relay them free; intelligent and re-
sponsible service. Savannah District Mes
senger and Delivery Company.
FEET VERSUS BRAINs.-I TREAT
your understanding-not your brains, but
your feet; 1t is as great a luxury to have
good feet as to have a clear head; corns.
ingrowing nails and other diseases OF the
feet skillfuIy treated a moderate charges:
/ have 300 references in Savannah; leave
orders Wheelers drug store, or at my
office, 2l5 Broughton street, east. Lem
Davis, surgeon chiropodst.
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Rooms WANTED.

FURNISHED ROOM IN PRIVATE
family, wanted by single gentleman; must
be good neighborhood. and convenient
cotton exchange; boarding houses will
please not reply; references exchanged.
7. o. Box ZOE, Savannah. Ca
A FLAT OF ROOMS. ON THE FIRST
floor, south Of Liberty street; rent must
be reasonable; state the price and loca-
ton; no children. Address J. 70. H., this
Office
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HELP WAXTED-MAT.Es.


WANTED, FIRST-CLASS COAT MAX
er. Apply 222 Broughton, west. Emil
Peters.
WANTED, A SINGLE YOUNG MAN
accustomed to farm work. Application
must be accompanied with references. APP
ply Boston, Morning News.
WANTED, A GOOD BLACKSMITH
and wheelwright at once as partner or
for wages. J. T, MCGEE, Waycross Ga.
WANTED, A MANAGER AND A NEW
active solicitors to see me Monday, a. M.
in regard to new article; splendid oppor-
tunity. w, POS w. Liberty street.
WANTED, MAN WHO TRAVELS IN
South Georgia to carry side line OF staple
goods. Address Box 255, Savannah, Ga.
NOTICE BROOM MAKERS-WANT-
ed, at once, six tyers, three
sewers. Permanent work at Expo
sition Broom Works, 800 Marietta street
Atlanta, Ga.
WANTED, MEN WISHING TO TAKE
examination soon in Savannah for railway
mail clerk and other government positions
to write for information, free II. S. Bu-
reau Of Information, Cincinnati, O.
PAYS FROM $12 WEEKLY UP; BAR
Der trade taught thoroughly in eight
weeks; situations secured; set of tools
given. Catalogue mailed free. Molers
Barber College, Fourth and Central ave-
nue., Cincinnati, 0.
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-, y. NJ. 5herier,
observer, Weather Bureau

SELF f oguns student lately presented him
failed examination, and lgnominlouslv
bis spc..p his family. anxious to hear Of
inatlons he autographed thus: EXAM
They e spiendid; professors enthusiasts.
Bita. "'Si ior second In October."-Tit
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WANTED, Statesmen TO SELL TO
dealers on time; 500 monthly and ex-
penses; experience unnecessary; write for
particulars. Acme cigar Co. CHICAGO.
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statesmen, TO SELL TO DEALERS
on time; $1O0 monthly and expenses; ex-
perience unnecessary; write for particu-
lars. Acme Cigar Co., Chicago.
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AGENTS WANTED.

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WANTED, FIVE EXPERIENCED
canvassers, males and females;" good
canvassers can make big money; a good
thing for preachers and school teachers.
Olney, Morning News office.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN, EXCLUs-
i've or side line; very prohtabe; no sam
pies; legitimate. Address Box COS, Column
bus, o.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.

WANTED, ( G0oD COOK, 1PPIT
at 5l4 Barnard street
WANTED, A GERMAN GIRL FOR
general homework. Apply at Bart's ba-
kerry, Wayne and West Broad streets.
WANTED, WHITE HOUSE GIRL,
twelve or fourteen years old, by a family
living near Thunderbolt. Good home for
one that comes recommended. % Charl-
ton. west.
WANTED, A LADY OF REFINE
ment for literary work and TO correspond.
Please address 2OS South Broad, west.
Prof. Harasy
WANTED, A FIRST-CLAss COOK,
with references. Apply % Jones street,
east.
WANTED. a LADY SOLICITOR TO
write first class insurance among ladies'
Address Insurance, care Morning News
FIRST CLASS WASH WOMAN;
month washing. Apply 20 No. 81 York
street.
WANTED, LADIES. 500 IN GOLD
given away. Slxty-one prizes, Aggregate
Ing 500. genuine bona tide offer. We
give nothing but cash for prizes. No
trash. Here is our proposition. Who can
form the greatest number OF words from
the letters in Instruction? You can
make twenty or more words, we feel sure,
and " you do you VIII receive good re-
ward. Do not use any letter more times
than Il appears in the word. Use no
language except English. Use any die
tionary. Purals pronouns, nouns. verbs,
adverbs, preflxes. Eufiixes, adtectives
proper nouns allowed. Anything that IL
n legitimate word will be allowed; work
II out in this manner. Instruction: In, Tin,
Ton, Sin. Son, Sir, Scion. Run, Us, etc.
The publisher Of Womans' World and
Jeanness Miller Monthly will pay $1,000
IN gold 20 the person able 20 make the
largest list OF words from the letters IN
the word Instruction.; 5000 for the second
largest; SO Tor each Of the next three
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AGENTS WANTED, PERFECTION
sef-heating curling iron; neat. elegant. at
tractive, durable; sells on sight; liberal
commissions; send for circulars. Stand
ard Specialtles Co., 2O6 Broadway New
York.
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Fnn nENr.-sTOnns.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


FOR RENT, LARGE STABLE REA-
sonable. Apply Broughton and Houston
Monday.
FOR RENT, TWENTY-FIVE ACRES
OF farming land adjoining city limits. APP
ply to S. u. Goodwin.
FOR RENT ABOUT IS ACRES OF
land on Stiles avenue. in the rear OF the
crematory. This land Is very near the
city, fertile, and well adapted to truck
farming, or pasturage. John Riley. %
Bryan street, east.
FOR RENT, AT THE ISLE OF HOPE
the Hall place. comfortable house. fine
artesian well, and about six acres, good
planting land. Now is the time TO start
garden for summer vegetables. c. ii. Dor
sell.
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WANTED, RELIABLE MEN ALL
over Georgia and South Carolina to sell
Low Water alarms" for steam boilers.
A positive preventive of burnt flues and ox-
plosions. Address T. d. Irish, Is West Har-
ris street. Atlanta. Ga.
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WOOD, FIVE HUNDRED CORDS To-
be sold at the following prices: Carload
lots, at Central depot yard, pine. Sass
oak, $275 per cord; retail, per load, pine,
soc; mixed. 9Oc; oak, $1.OO c. o. d., sawed
or stick; sawed wood will be split at 10
cents per load extra, If so ordered. Phone
633. Yard, head of Sims and Stewart
streets, and branch Office at 40 West
Liberty street. w. ]. Martin. agent.
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WANTED, BY \ YOUNG LADY
with typewriter. copying to do at home
Address Anxious. Morning News office.
A RELIABLE WASHER WANTS A
family washing. Address 9O7 Cuyler street
WANTED, A POSITION BY AN Ex-
perienced furniture and carpet salesman;
can give the best of references. ", care
News.
WANTED. A POSITION AS NURSE.
Apply Henry street lane, between Bull
and Drayton. Mamie King.
STENOGRAPHER OF FIVE YEARS
experience wants position best refer
ences. XXX, this office.
A YOuN OMAN WITH TEN YEARS
experience desires a position as bookkeep-
er, private secretary or conhden tial clerk;
can furnish the highest references Ad-
dress II. G. W., care Morning News,
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FOR SALE. INTERSTATE BUILDING
and loan stock, we also lend money ON
monthly payments for them on small pay
ments. Thomasson g. Black.
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FOR SALE, UNREDEEMED JEWEL
ry watches, clothing. bicycles, pistols. Ar
thur Deutsch Pawnbroker. Congress-
street, opposite city market.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-14

FOR SALE, CHEAP, ONE SECOND
hand square piano. Apply Monday, 144
Montgomery street.
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$50 WEEKLY SALARY AND EXPENS-
es paid statesmen for cigars; experience I'M
necessary; permanent position. w. L..
Kline Co., st. Louis.
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HOUSES WANTEn.

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WANTED, A SMALL HOUSE. BY
April /; will pay rent in advance, Address
b. c., News.
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FOR SALE, A SMALL DAIRY, COM
plete, and route included Apply to w. j.
Cleary, 1903 Ogeechee road.
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sTnAYED.

sTRAYED INTO MY PLACE. NINE
miles on Oeeechee canal. one red COW ana
brlndle bull yearling; owner can have by
proving property ana paying expenses.
I'D. l.. Stewart.
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ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.


FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE AN INVESTMENT,
eleven houses on Taylor street. paying
fourteen hundred and twenty dollars an
nually for eleven thousand. Thomasson
& Black.
FOR SALE. 25 LOTS ON THE CIIAs.
Seller tract from Abercorn to Habersham,
facing Seventh street. Thomasson ~
Black.
FOR SALE, ON BOLTON STREET.,
we can offer you gem IN house. Thorn
asson g. Black.
FOR SALE, CASTOR STREET
home can be had at a low figure; location
central, house large and roomy Thomas
son a. Black.
FOR SALE, HOUSE CORNER EIGHTH
and jefferson; large lot and nice house can
be bought cheap and on easy terms.
Thomasson g. Black
$3.50, 500 cash and $50 monthly viii
buy comfortable six-room residence, Ji7
Ninth street. westi city water. Apply on
premises.
FOR SALE, % FBET ON BROUGHTON
between Abercorn asd Lincoln. Thomas
son g. Black
FOR SALE. SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL
lots on Bull street, very cheap LaLoche,
q East Bay.
For SALE. THREE "cHOICE" colt
Jner lots, south OF Anderson street, be-
tween Whitaker and Barnard. q. III.
Remshart.
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ToR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

FOR SALE, ONE ELEGANT TWEEN
ty-four dollar gas stove for ten dollars. 513
Barnard.
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ONLY A FEW MORE ROLLS OF OUR
cotton wove japanese mating left at 2Ocs
worth double. Yours respectfully, etc.s
M. Nathan, No. pa Congress street, west.
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PEKIN DUCKS, PRIZE WINNERS. .
won at Nashville show first on drake, first
and second on ducks; at the show at jack
son, Tenn. my drake scored SO, and Is the
highest scoring bird In the United States.
My ducklings now weigh seven and eight
pounds each; l have q few trios for sales
also eggs, 81. 90 per setting. Will M. Longs
234 Fatherland street. NashYIlle. Tenn.
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house In good repair: northeast corner OF
Bolton and Abercorn streets; laundry.
speaking tube; electric bells. etc; terms
easy. Address II. Il. or c. A. o., News
Office.
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WANTED A GOOD COOK. APPLY
at 5l4 Barnard street.
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WANTED, FIRST-CLASS COAT MAX
er. Apply 222 Broughton, west. Emil
Peters
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

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FOR SALE. THUNDERBoLT LOTS
best location: $50 on time. II. l.. Gragg,
800 Whitaker.
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WANTED WHITE HOUSE GIRL,
twelve or fourteen years old, by family
living near Thunderbolt. Good home for
one that comes recommended. % Charl-
ton, west.
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SIX MILLION PEOPLE VOTED FOR
Hon. w j. Bryan; his only book, "The
First Battle" is now ready; agents MAX
ing from $500 to $4,000 per week; the
greatest seller of the age; send for outfit
quick; beware of fraudulent books. w.
b. Conkey Company, sole publishers, Chi
cago.
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WANTED A LADY OF REFINE
ment for literary work and TO correspond.
Please address 2O8 South Broad, west.
Prof Harasy.
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EIGHTROOM HOUSE. NO. 3H TAFT
nall street with all modern improve
ments; possession given at once. Apply
$40 Tattnall street.
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WANTED, A GERMAN GIRL FOR
general homework. Apply al Bart's ba-
kerry, Wayne and West Broad streets.
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rom RnNT-II0Usns.

FOR RENT ELEGANT RESIDENCE,
slS CASTOR street, corner Habersham; $50
monthly TO right tenant; also for sale. on
easy terms. Apply TO Ludden q Bates
Music House.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST. CITY DRAY BOOK. FINDER
will be rewarded II returned to Palmer
Hardware Company.
LOST GENTLEMAN'S GOLD SCARF
pin, design a bird with diamond suspend-
ed from mouth. Suitable reward II re-
turned 10 l25 Broughton street, west.
LOST, A PAIR OF SILVER AND
pearl rosary. with silver and pearl cross !;
reward II returned 20 this office.
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AN OLD ESTABLISHED STAND, A
two-story building with saloon fixtures
and modern conveniences on Bay street,
Brunswick, Ca, Is offered for rent TO good
party. Address f. j. Doerhlnger, Bruins
wick, Ga.
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SPECIALITY SALESMAN; RETIRED
engineers and men with prestige to han
die our goods as a side line Mohawk
Refining Company, Cleveland, o.
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FOR SALE. COTTAGE ON TYBEEg
conveniently located between Point sta
ton and postoffice; six rooms, bath
houses, ETC.; water on both floors; cheap
for cash. Tybee, this office.
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GAsLIGHT IN EVERY HOUSE; NEW
est thing out; attaches to ordinary lamps;
no chimneys; safe, economical; outfit free
to active workers. Standard Brass Co.,
Mfrs, Covington, Ky.
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WANTED. A FIRsT-CLAss COOK,
with references. Apply % Jones street,
i east.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-23
ANOTHER BANK FAILS
The National Bank of AShe-
Vile Closes Its Doors.
THIRD BANK FAILURE
THE CLOSING CAUSED A RUN OF
THE REMAINING BANK.
BATTERY PARK BANK MET THE DEMAND
Officers of the National Bank of AsheyiIIe
Claim That With Prudent Management
and Time All the Depositors Can
be Paid in Full
be Paid in Full.

Asheyille, n c., Oct. 22.-(Speciall-
The National Bank OF Asheville two
hours after opening this morning closed
it's doors. Soon afterwards the follow
ing appeared on the door: October 22nd,
80 a. M. 1t being apparent that it
is impossible owing to inability of the
bank to collect its assets, and to the
steady withdrawal of deposits to carry
on the business of the bank with fair
ness to the creditors and shareholders
of the institution and the public, it is
resolved that the bank suspend busi-
ness, and the Comptroller of the Curren-
cy be at once notified and requested to
take charge and liquidate its affairs"
Signed by W. T. Weaver, president, and
w. B. Williams. cashier Since the fail
ure Of the First National Bank on July
81 depostors have been drawing out
money from the National bank of Ashe
vile.
This morning the directors decided it
was advisable TO suspend.
The bank officers state, 1--WE believe
that the assets OF the bank will, II pru-
IDENTIFY managed, be sufficient to pay all
depositors and other creditors in full.
Time, however, will be required to col
lect and distribute these assets"
This bank Is the oldest In the city. II
has been a National bank since 1889.
Following the suspension a run began
on the Battery Park Bank, the only
remaining bank in the city, and contin-
ued till it closed at 3 O'clock Crowdsof de.
positors gathere about the kand and call
ed for their deposits. However, the bank
was prepared for the run and paid out
freely.
Many Of the business men Of the city
in order to check panic and assist the
bank to stand the run joined In the line
Of anxious depositors and put money In
the hank literally. The bank was not
in need of this assistance, however, as
it had great amount OF currency on
hand, and with its asserts ii can meet
any demands that can be made upon It..
Asheville. n. c., Oct. 22.-The Nation
al Bank of Asheville has closed its doors.
This leaves but one bank here. AS soon
as the announcement was circulated, a
run was begun on the Battery Park
Bank Up TO | p. M. more money had
been taken in than paid ont The Bat
tery Park had $4,000 cash at the last
showing
The run on the Battery Park Bank
stopped about p. M. leaving more
money in the bank than when it opened
this morning. The statement of the Ma
tional Bank is to the effect that inabiIi-
ty to make collections was the cause of
the failure, and that it is probable that
the assets will be sufficient to pay all
depoSitors.
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COTTON STATEMENT.

New Orleans, La, Oct. 22.-Secretary
Hester's weekly cotton statement shows
that the crop movement has passed the
two million bale mark by 100000. The
total movement to date is ahead Of that
OF 1894 by 261,000 bales. For the %
days of the season the movement is be-
hind that of last year, 246,000 bales.
The amount brought into sight during
the past week has been 465,213 bales,
against 434,875 last year The total
movement from September /, is 1885,
$50, against 2,629,603 last year. Re
ceipts at all United States ports 1,755,-
085, against 1,954,616 last year; over
land to northern mills and Canada 15O,-
702, against 192,045 last year. Foreign
exports this week were 236,73S, against
217,149 last year.Total takings of Ameri-
can mills north and south and Canada
512.473, against 51S,478 last year.
His estimates of the total worlds visi-
bic supply is 2.178,52S. against $780,
694 lsat week and 2.S73. .46S last year.
OF this the total OF American cotton is
2,O29.522. against 1.727,694 last week
and 2,5S3,36S last year.
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er, 'for 1 know that much of it is dus
you"
Il placed a three dollar and a half aS
'eftlsement In your paper Thursday
morning, said the manager of the ia
nous Millie-Christine, 'and to use Mid
way expression, l got it back the first
MP out or the box in a few hours after
1t was published. Forty people came in
body to see Millie- Christine in direct
response to the special prices announces
in the advertisement"
The Key West cheroOt ouartetfe.
which Manager Cole has had amusing
the Fair visitors in the K. F. Morris &
Son Manufacturing Company's exhibit.
was invited Thursday night to sing M
Peace Institute and for an hour or more
sang to the delight of the young ladies
and the faculty.
BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE
North Carolina made furniture has
proven one Of the most valuable attarc
tions at the Fair, and one of the hand
soonest chamber suits that has ever been
placed on exhibition here or elsewhere
was beautifully carved native oak suit
from the Home Furniture COMPANY. OF
High Point. 1t took the blue ribbon. OF
course, and was universally admired.
Ihls company sent a splendid exhibit OF
furniture generally, and it was in charge
of Mr.. Caleb B. Ashorne, their popular
and energetic travelling man, and
Messrs Thomas and Campbell, their
Raleigh agents.
GOLD WIRE KINGS.
Souvenirs made of golden wire by gold
wIPn artists Al
fads of the day, and a gold wire pin or
ring or other jewel form one of the daiu-
test Of the mementOs of any Fair or
other notable gala occasions. The weav-
ing of golden wire into handsome Jewels
is OF modern mechanism, and there arc
but few real artists in the business.
Among these few are Messrs. Craig and
Vokes, the gold wire kings fancy Jewell
ers and engravers, who have been de-
lighting the visitors at the Fair during
the week with handsome designs of gold
wire rings and initial pins.
They had two booths Handsomely ar.
ranged and decorated. and each booth
was a merry stopping place for both
young and old.
Miss Nellie Freeman, one OF RaIe;ph,e
prettiest young ladies, was the ponnIay
sales lady. Messrs. Craig and Vokea
nave their winter headquarters in the
Broadway Central in New York. They
VIII be in the lobby at the Yarborough
Tor few evenings more, with their
unique and interesting display of jewels.
THE BILTMORE DISPLAY.
The Biltmore Farms exhibit was on
or the finest displays of farm products
that has ever been made in an agrieul-
tural fair, and the management of the
Fair, as well as every visitor ia the
Fair, would, il the occasion presented
itself, vote a unanimous vote Of thank.
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