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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-12-30
Cbris1mos M CHmn Mckenzie.

Christmas Day was quietly but very happily
spent by the boys of the First Maryland Regi-
ment at Camp Mckenzie, the feature OF the
day being an old-time Maryland Christmas
dinner. The citizens OF Augusta, Ga, near
which place the camp is located, contributed
largely to the feast and did everything in
their power to enable the soldiers, far from
their homes and kindred, to have a good
time. Routine duties Were curtailed during
the week and the boys were given an op'
portunity to enjoy themselves to theil
hearts' content
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-12-30

THIS - TO GIVE NOTICE-That the sub
i scrihcr has obtained from the Register OF
Wills Of Hartford county, Md, Letters Tesla
mentary on the estate Cr
JOHN 81. BLAKE,
late OF Hartford county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are hereby
notified to exhibit the same with the legal
vouchers thereof,
On or Gefure the Esd day of June, 1899,
or they bay otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefits Of said estate. All persons
Indicted to said estate are requested to make
Immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 23d day
of December, 1898.
MARTHA 4. BLAKE.
LNnrlLI ri
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The body of Edward McDermott WHO re
sided short distance from Havre de Grace,
was found on Sunday morning by colored
youth lying in brook at the upper end OF
the city. HIS head was in the water and
his death was evidently caused by drowning.
His hat and gloves and an empty flask was
discovered near by. Justice Hopper held an
inquest over the body with Joseph l.. McVey
as foreman, verdict being rendered of acct
dental death by drowning. He had been seen
in Havre de Grace late on the previous even
ing. The deceased lefta widow. He was
abouf f,,r wars pf
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-12-30
:. \. and +. X. WILLIAMS, Solicitors
Trustees Sale,

BY virtue of IL decree Of the Circuit Court for
Hartford county, IN Chancery, the uudersign-
cd trrI tee appointed under said decree, will
offer Tor sale, al Public Auction, 1T the Court
House door in Bel Air,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-12-30

CHURCHvILLE, Dcrenbcr 2s.-Thc Prcsby-
trriiH sunday school a. this place n ~ Their
Christmas tStva! ON Fri ny evening and the
Protestant Episcopal school On the succeeding
event y. Both churches We're beautifully
decorated and the services Of high order.
Large audiences were present on both occa-
siOaS.
Mr.. Walter Finney was ordained and installed
AS an elder in the Presbyterian Church on sun
day last
Among those who are spending tue Christmas
holidays at home are MisScSSaruh kcnlN, ! ula
hcniv and FlOrcnc. Colhurn: and Mossrs f.
W. FInney. john f. Kennedy. VIII Colburn,
Sclwyn COlbUru aud Frank kenly.
Mr.. Herbert, Of Ohio, is at MFR. NJ. K. Har-
lan's.
Miss Violet Hopkins, of Baltimore, is spend
ing the holidays AT Mrs Jeifrcy'S.
Miss Martha &. Manning of Baltimore coun-
ty. is Il guest of Mrs. George J. Finney.
Miss Ava Bailey is gradually recovering from
her illness.
Mrs. /. ". Thompson is improving as rapidly
as may Tie expected.
On sunday, January LIST IL communion ser
vice viii be held NJ the Presbyterian Church.
There viii he a preparatory ~-rVi e on ~atl!r-
dny AT 3 30 Z. NJ, at wniCa i;cI. X. :. Miller,
OF Be- Air, will preach. ASCANIUS.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-12-30

The celebration was held in 'he handsome
church corner Of Main street and broadway,
! which was nicely arranged for the occasion.
\ magnificent tree, beautifully trimmed and
we'll lighted, had heen erected in front Of the
chaucel. ami after a short service, especially
prepared for tire celebration. had been gone
through with, the stribution Of presents
and premiums proceeded under the manage
ment of Mr. William d. Harryman, the Sup
erintcndent.
An especial feature of the evening was the
presentation of d handsome aud comfortable,
high back. revolving. oflice chair, to Rev. Mr..
Castleman by the local chapter Of the Brother
hood of st. Andrew. Mr.. Hurryman acted
as spokesman, the rector responding with =
few words Of grateful appreciation.
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ney, distributed the presents. Several humor-
Gus dialogues, songs, &c, were rendered on
the gTaphophone by Mr.. y. y. Mock, which
added greatly to the evenings entertainment.
Miss May Proctor aud Master Jonas Geatty
each received handsome premium for having
attended ifty-onc Sundays Miss Mary Rich
of The appreciation Of her service Is nrGanist
Of the school.
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One large Bay Mare, seven years old; Bay
Horse, seven years old; Brown Horsc, ftve
years nd. all three perfectly sound and without
hlcmish: l Bay Horse, twelve years old;
Mui" years old, good leader and sound;
good Cow, six years old, will make 10 lbs. of
butter a week: young Brood Sows, Wheat
Drill, Bickford Hoffman, used only one sea-
son; Tiger Horse Rake. Columbia Wagon,
nearly new. for four or six horses; Columbia
Wagon. nearly new, for two horses; Oliver
Chilled PiOgs, new, only used one season; l
SprnV-1 Doth Harrow, new: i Corn Marker,
new; Champion Mower, only used two sea-
sons; I Keystone Corn Shelter, 8 Iron Age
Cu!tivatUrs, , sets of Wagon Harness, l Hay
Carriage. & feet long; Wagon Bed, will hold
10 barrels corn: also lot of small Farming I'm
plCmcnts, ShovcIs, Forks, Hoes, &c.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of so GOIlais and under cash on
Gay + sale; IN sums G.cr tnat amO mt Il credit
OF 8 months will bc giN en-, pu cha crs giving
their notes, bearing interest, with approved
security. ~
JOHN N. NELSON.
TIOS. H. NELSON.
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824 Acres and Is So, PerCbeS Of Land

More or Less. The improvements consist of Il
:, 81 Two story FRAME HOUSE,
fSsTs19sS.,}sS containing rooms. two porti-
ES TX Sts,Issf Goes AMI Il well at the door:
go: fssSsstr1 two Barns, 16X2S feet each:
Canning house, Warehouse and other out
building; orchard containing Apples. Peaches
aud Pears, in good condition. About forty
acres under cultivation. baIanccin young tim
her. A stream OF water runs by and through
this property.
Farm No. ,, situated near Cooptown, Har-
ford county, containing
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-12-30

Farm No. |, situated in the 2d Election Dis
trict of Hartford county, on the East side of the
public road leading from CarSius' Run to
AIdinu, about one mile from the latter place,
containing
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Executors Sale.

The undersigned, executors OF William H.
Mahan. deceased, will offer for sale, at the
Court House door in Bel Air,
On Monday, January 24, 1899,
AT / > o'clock, NJ, the two following described
FARMS Or TRACTS OF LAND,
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From Federal Hill.

FEDERAL BILL, Dec. 2S The festival season
passed OF E"ry quietly in this community.
The sunday celebration ~ Bethel
Pres rYtrriEn church was held on Monday
evening. \ large ma nbcr were present, and
enjoyment seemed written on every cuuuten-
nucr. Al the = n~c OF the exercises SurIa Clans
made his appearance.
Mr.. Verne Bcall, of +. d"ral Hill, is spending
the hold US with i:ls sist'r, Mrs. II. y. Kelly,
in PhFiHdclTh il.
Miss Mary \. Fnard. Il student nj the state
Normal school. Is spending the holidays at her
home. here.
Miss Ages Crook. cf Baltimore. paid Il shout
visit to NJ -. trratiU Nelson, this week.
The continuous HEstV weather has &ddt d
quite NUN + To the victims of Ia grippe IN
this Immaculate nciHhhurhuOi. :. ". a. n.
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Ut NONNNy, JHWWUFB u Io"0'
ALL THAT FARM,

At IL O'Clock, a. NJ,
ALL THAT FARM,
situate in the Fourth district of Hartford
county. on Little Deer Creek, ut the junction
uf the pubic roads from Federal Hill To Flies
Saw-Ilill, and from Kings shops 10 Flies saw
mil. containing
900 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
composed of tract or part of ii tract of land
called ~ Urmandy,H wherein john N. Nelson
now resides, bel IE tGa sam" and ali The lands
more ticulGriy GcScrib d in sHii decree and
the proceedings 10 Il cause in said Court pend
ing OF u. & Wharton smith vs.. John N. \ elson
ct al. Equity q, folio IS, and also i'll decree
TO III" sid John N. Nelson, e ntained in the
last will ana testament of Nicholas II. Nelson,
PROBATE Uy the Orphans Court OF Hartford
county and recorded amongst the Will Records
thereof i'll L.bcr ". 5. r., No. 8, olio 30.
a EsSil y This farm is improved by a
l4SfI sSasszs,S BRICK and FRANZ MANSION
$rs III me- HOUSE Frame Barn, 60x40,
is5@ iiias5sEgJf-=5und Frame Stable, lsxls,
Granary and Warehouse, Frame Tenant
House, Frame Carriage and Corn House,
i6GlS, and Frame Corn House, 1ux2l.
TERMS OF SALE.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree
are OrC-thlrd of the purchase money to he
paid in cash the Gay of sale, or on the ratii-
cation thereof. in the discretion of the trustee;
ne-:hird thereof in six months and the residue
in twelve months frcm the day of sale. the
credit payments 10 bear interest from the day
OF sale, ard to be secured by the notes or
bonds of the purchaser, with security 10 be
'''' y a. WILLIAMS,
srrustee.
George A. Cairnes Auctioneer.
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Fire Insurance Notice.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
the charter Of The Mutual Fire Insurance Com.
pany in Hartford County, an Election for q
President and eighteen Directors thereof will
bc ncld at their Office, Masonic Temple, Bel
A
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ON MONDAY, JANUARY ., 1899,

at l. o'clock, NJ, to serve for the ensuing year
and for the transaction of such other business
as may come before the meeting.
GE0kGE Il. CAIRNE S,
Secretary.
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The terms of sale are: That Cne-third of the
purchase money shall be paid in cash on the
day OF sale, one-third til TcOt i'll six months ana
the residue in twelve mouths from the day OF
sale. or all cash at he option of the purchaser
the credit payments To hear interest from the
day Of sale and to hc secured by the notes or
bonds OF the purchaser, with security to be APP
proved by the executors.
MARY j. NTAHAN
CLARENCE NJ. MkHAN,
VIM. :. Bowman, auctioncar Executors
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50 Acres, More or Less.

The improvements consist of q Frame Dwell
ing OF rooms, Milk House ana Well, Canning
House and Fixtures. Barn, 30X5Ofcet. About
fifty acres under cultivation, balance in wood.
Possession OF either farm obtained March LIST,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-12-30

1t does not require the payment by its mem.
beers of Il surplus or reserve. 1t furnishes al
cost protection of
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-12-30

situate in the Fourth district of Hartford
county. on Little Deer Greek, ut the junction
Of the pubic roads from Federal Hill To Flies
Saw-Ilil, and from Kings shops 10 Flies saw
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-21
ORDERED OUT. THE MIDWAY DANGERS MUST LEAVE
 TOWN.
  The Fair Directors and the Mayor Issued Orders to That
 Effect Thursday.

The midway dancers. uet.e- known aa the hooehie k8oehie girls must leave town.
 The Poard of Directors of inc Fair Association held q meeting at noon and ordered thaf The kooehla Haa 4st leave the grounds
 r Bell at oacs e7 tfeln out ef town.
 no therefore didnot ay saiaa yesterday. Their ate were elosed and the thinIy }sd efis did not make their usuns app nee on t rostum F front os their tents fo entice visitors on the inside.
 They WHI not ailoeea 10 make aas a0ra a and tha haretp
 an9 cor ef and ith the
 sfe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-21
Nupt,ais solamutzte q Tlrnes day AGterness at the Bride's Home on south
 Walnut Street.

pr. Edwin T. Pgy ard Miss Mam ss Mooney were quietly married Thurs day afternoon at 2. o'clock at tbe home Of the bride's parents on South Walnut street by Rev. j N. Lucey.
 The marriage, which by DO means was 6 secret one has never been pub licly announced but had beou antici- pated by their friends for some time
 Only few intimate friends oI the contracting parties were present at. t4a wedding.
 Dr. Pry is q risinggeauR physician of Packer, where Aa aas aree and rapidly lacf pfacuce.
 Miss MH0ne iae daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. H A. Mooney and gosaeess- es many friends who wafh the Graphic tender their best wishes for pr. and Mrs. Prg's future happiness and prosperity.
 Mir and Mrs. Pry let Thursday afternoon for Tucker, uaere taey will in future eaide.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-21

We give no rewards, an offer Of this kind is the meanest of decep- tions. Our plan iE to give every one a chance to try the merit of Flg's Cream BaIm-the origir Fl alm for the cure of Ca ArFh, HaY Fever aBe Cold in the Head, by mailing for 10 cents trial size to test It's curative powers. We mail the 30 cent size also and the druggist keeps it. Test it and you are sure to continue the treatment. Relief is immediate and q cure folio Bs. Ely Brothers, 56 Warren Street, New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-21
OUR CITY'S BIG
 STATE FAIR. JEFFERSON COUNTIES VARIED AND INTERESTING EXHIBITS GRAPH ICALLY GRAPHITED By our Milasian Emissary-A Long but not Tiresome List of the Exhibits of Jefferson Coun.
 tvs Fruitfulness and
 Industries.

The heavy rains Of Wednesday night, the irritating drizzle, drizzle yesterday morning, and the lower ing and threatening appearance Of the heaveus all throughout the day, initiated greatly against the pe- euuiary success of our Fair for Thursday at least. Goldsmith's De- serted Village wasn't in it as a scene of loneliness with our Fair grounds, but we can console our selves with the belief that our vari- ed attractions at the Fair will bring the people out in greater force than ever upon the cessation of the dis pleasure. which this section seems to have in some manner aroused ir the breast Of the chief of the weather bureau.
 Tic gate keepers, exhibitors and managers of the different depart ments were at heir places as usual, ready and obligiug to any visitor who might brave the threatening discomfort of wetting, but, out. side 9f the attaehes and those whom business con4nened to venture the rain. the attendance was rather light.
 Determined to atoee in as con- plete 3 ma1uef Gs space would allow for his forced dereliction of yester- day ia apparently sIighting Jeffer. son eocnty's exhibit, she Graphic .reporter repaired as seon as possi- ble afteg dinner to the Fair grounds, and as an act of penanee (aud incl dentally because he was unable to finn fam anybody out of bus fare) he walked out to the grounds. At the
 JEFFERSON COUNTY EXHIBIT HALL the reporter found the affabIe man. ager, Mir. Thos. Green, on duty, and after helpless look around confess ed his inability to choose a starting point iu the so-varied exhibit. Mir. Green kindly came to his rescue by calling to h.s attention the exhibit of Mr. 4. c. Mayfeld, a jar con- taining twelve pears. and they were beauties, the twelve weighing 183 4 pounde.
 F. s. Payer, from near Ulm, Ark, also exhibits basket of very fine Keiffer pears, procured from | trees planted in 1895.
 In apples there were splendid ex- hibits of the Roman Beauty, Ken lucky Red, Arkansas Black, Wine Sap and Mammoth Black varities, speaking in no unmistakable terms of the legitimacy of Jefferson coun- tvs claims to be considered as an apple-raislng section.
 W. D. Atwood, of New Edin- burgh, exhibits some fife specimens of the Roman Beauty apples, grown on the farm of the late Gel. K. P. Marks; also some fine Mammoth Black Twig apples.
 D. A. Robinson, of Pine Bluff, shows some very fine apples and pears grown on his East Second av- enue property.
 Mrs. J. Larde, ot Monticello, ex- hibits four bottles os enticing- ap- bearing domestic wine. manufaetur- ed respectively from White, Spark ling and Red grapes, and blaekoef- ries Mrs. Lande refers to MT. and Mrs Eek Of Pine Bluff, but as the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-21

MT. Is. Dnanaway an experienced journalist, Of Little Rock, arrived h the city last evening from fhaf city to remain a few days and write up" the Fair The Democrat will dgubtless receive a thorough report from this gentleman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-21
4 Fingsr Mas he'd.

Mr. claud Clegg, while cfeaning- his whee., Thursday. 54a Cue nais- fortune to severe 1as s fgpnr in the sprocket of the ehine Eia wound is yery pairfal ore,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-21

Sts4 N'S h's hO 0S cioed to take her word for it's puri. ty and goodness.
 W. D. Atwood of New Edinbur-. had also on exhibition two bottles of seuppernong grape wine, mode from grapes grown on the late Col. B. P. Marks place.
 In the exhibit of potatoes, Mir. T. H. Collier, of Altheimer, has 3 bushel ot very fine-looking sweet yams.
 II. F. Penny shows a royal bunch of sweet yams.
 M. W. Morrow, Pine Bluff, shows some fine vans.
 J. B. Trulock exhibits some fine Yams.
 John and Will Watson, of Pine Bluff exhibit vans that would glad. den the eyes of hungry man.
 Mr. Andy Sullivan, of Sheridan, shows some fine large yellow yams.
 In corn, Mir. T. H. Collier, from near Altheimer, shows large dis play of fine corn, grown on land which has been in cultivation con- tinuously for itty-four years.
 N A. Adkins, of Noble Lake, ex- hibits corn.
 G. T. Caldwell, of Double Wells, has g good display Of Spring Tropi- cal corn.
 H. Nj. Dial, of Faith, Ark, Whitevllle Tropical corn.
 A. B. Craig, Double Wells, Spring Tropical corn.
 L. M. Kelley, Double Wells, Spring Tropical corn.
 D. J. Spires, Spring Tropical corn,
 J. B. King, Texas yellow corn very early.
 ". J. Green. Double Wells, Spring Tropical corn.
 L. D. spbarIer, Double Wells, Spring Tropical corn.
 J D Busn, Dexter, Jefferson county. upland corn.
 Geo Carver. Pine Bluff. Indian Lick ory corn, also one very large ear of Indian Red corn.
 J D Holly, Of Dexter, displays fine specimens Of winter wheat with the legend attached. Beats growing cotton at 5c P
 W II Huett, of Grant county, F miles from Pine Bluff, shows some fine Fultz wheat.
 " E White exhibits some fine Turf oats.
 Wm. Lockhart, Pine Bluffs, ex. hibits fine yams,
 Wm. Senter displays fine blood beets.
 Ben Watson shows silver-skin on ions, grown from seed this season
 N. F. Penny, of Pine Bluff, dis plays some fine Chinese White Rost radishes.
 W. J. Green, of Double Wells exhibits squash.
 H. G. Hanna, State Fair solici tor, Dexter, exhibits sorghum three full growths this season.
 Mrs. Thomas Green exhibits g beautiful Jar of late flowers.
 Mrs. Mary Cheek exhibits a fine bed cover, made by her when but five years old, as Minnie Ola Bethea,
 Lucretia Anderson exhibits curi. ous knit quilt.
 Mrs. Mary Massey, of Clio, ex. hibits scrap quilt tairing 83,217 pieces.
 A display of taxidermy is made, to which no name IS attacned.
 s. G. Brown, of Faith, Ark, ex- hibits Tezas Rust-Proof Oats.
 c. W. Spharler, Double Wells exhibits Rust-Proof oats, with the admonition Sure crop: grow more of these and less cottonv'
 Rice is exhibited grown in Dallas county, 5 miles from Fordyce, where it has been cultivated by South Car olina negroes for the past four years averages 25 to 30 bushels to the acre, with very little cultiva- tion. Grown by H. O. Fredrick.
 Exhibit of oceans, by ". A Ad- Y l..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-21
)WN THE ATTEND AND PREVENTED RACES THURS
 DAY.
Races, Postponed From day, We're Run King and Mable ". the Winners.

6ber yesterday tThursday) rainy and disagreeable, .equence there was only tendance at the Falr. ] course was heavy and ! in no condition for good , faces were run and these Eo postponed from We'd b one mile noy cit. and the |of a mile running race for plds.
 was easily won by King |peacoek second while the |nt was won by Mabie ",
 s were declared of because
 i Jim Bond is alleged to bis horse back. r racing events set aside : were postponed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-21
D FAITH CURE.
|STuART'S DYSPEPSIA TAB LET'S.
Eessonanch Troubles and TndtGss- tnrway. whether YSu Have
 Faith in Them or Not.

|alth will not digest yourfood Will not give an appetite, X Increase your flesh and fn your nerves and heart. but \ Dyspepsia Tablets will do llhss. because they are com The clements of digestion, |htaln the juices, acids and \ hecessary to the digestion EAMllsfion of all wholesome
 apepsia Tablets will oe ! placed in a jar or bot nfsr heated to 98 degress. and \ 60 if much more effectively pA into the stomach after {, aeFaer you have faith that x ef not.
 orate the stomach. T esaod and strong nerves, {, n way that nature can do !, plenay Of wholesome
 skefi. It is not what Nu what We digest that Food.
 Dyspepsia T ablets are sold Y Ail druggists at 50 cents
 nackaga.7 or hv mai z srN Go Marshall, Mich 
 
 { road has com
 She paving
 t-si-.. t,.cot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-21

Il Tilayl b eeAoala, col
 Tefsitias, free schools and # las atAhe Ea1r and the
 orc '9g immense at ! fhH }1en will he admitted nof e price ot ten EHl isad as the weather re- ts T Tt, clear and |S ao doubt al Of the school eit3 aill 0e present. a are as rlnrte class. Purse Paslie Slope, Breckin- Fek. Up. Belle, RoAie and AL eoa
 Purse 9l09.
 6iiaa, Executof, Jr., May |dia [. Boy. iila knnning, 3-ycar-olds and Fds. urae $200 Entries -t.si,,i, i.evenue, Bravo. Big Fs, ,fawornda-
 nE, 5 furlongs. Purse $75. s-Ike Pryor, Grace Quive Morgan, Bill Davis, Harvey. |Fa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-21

Spanish poober peas, by F. M. McGheee, Double Wells.
 Henry Payler, Double Wells, Spanish goober peas.
 Frank zaugrel, Faith. Little Span ish goober peas.
 N. F. Penny. Pine Bluff, Bird 'seye pepper.
 F. G. Monk, Pine Bluff, c. pep per, Ruby Ring pepper.
 Sol Miller, hornets nest-no mer it's; curiosity.
 Crab grass, by G. c. Lawrence, of Jefferson county. c. W. Dyer, of Pine Bluff, tobac- co grown near Sulphur Springs. W. A. Green, Double Wells, to- baoco.
 D. J. Spires. White Burley to- bscco.
 Allen McGregor, Double Wells, Connecticut Seed Leaf smoking and chewing tobacco.
 Edible gourd squash, by R. K. Adams, Noble Lake.
 D. B. Markley, fine Ribbon su- gar cane upland.
 Emma oil mill, foue bottles of cot tonseed oil, in different stages of re- dnement.
 Having practically covered the ground. as far as mention of the ex- hibits was concerned, the reporter stood debating ln his mind as to whether he should have space for Bessie Altheimer's pretty erayon, the free-hand drawing specimens from the Annunciatlon school, or the medals, etc.. galned by the county at the Words Fair, he happened to glance upward, and caught from the portrait on the wall the severely suspicious glance Of Jefferson county's first territorial sheriff, Greed Taylor, 1821-32, and the reporter, with an apologetic bow to the pictured face fer his long intrusion, gathered up his notes and hurriedly withdrew
 FAIR NOTES
 General Manager Hhittaf6a ae serves much credit for his bold stand against the hoochie-koochie dance at the Fair grounds. He en- tered an emphatic protest with the Fair Directors and also with Mayor Bell, whereQpon the dancing girls were immediately ordered to de camp.
 Mir. T. J. Murphy, formerly of Ozona and San Angelo, West Texas, is assisting h the reportoria1 work ol the GRAPHIC, and will have charge of the State Fair assignment during it's continuance. pas GR4HH1o will appreciate any aee.staree siYsa him | bis wot} 44J5 vfa4aar ss days e9 h T aHe ue 
 sl
 The visitors to the Fair grounds should not fail to see the exhibit of |Jersey cattle and Shetland ponies O iMr. c A Pratt of Little Rock. Ht thas ten Shetland ponies and twc lbaby colts which should be seen b- every lady and child in the city This is one of the free attractions IMr. Pratt has @ national reputation 1 as Q fancier of live stock and hi kennell of St. Bernard dogs ar, world renowned, he havlng takel first prize wherever shown. Int exhibit is located east of the grand Istand.