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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-15
COURT SALE
~ 81 PUBLIC AUCTION
on THE PREMISES.
on FRIDAY, JUNE rs lVa.

,OOhL Dali
~ 81 PUBLIC AUCTION
OK THE PREMISES.
on FRIDAY, JUNE l6 i,n
AT 8 O'CLOCK p. NJ. OP
| FIVE WELL-LOCATED AND VAIN.
ABLE BRICK TENEMENTS ON
NORTH SIDE LEIGH STREET
BETWEEN ST. JAMES AND PRICE
STREETS.
Nos. 10, p, H. 1912. AND B WEST
LEIGH STREET
y. /. Turner vs.. Virginia Five and Ma
llne Insurance Company. &c.. iNi lhNs
Grimmcll vs.. b. H. Turner 400 ais
IN the Chdncery Court of the ~.4 N
Richmond, Va.
In pursuance OF the decree Of JWf I
1899 I'm the above-named causes, III. l1.
dersisned special commissioners. wI 80
by public auction. on the premises. o.
FRIDAY. JUNE l6. 1899.
beginning at o'clock T.. NJ, and rr'.
ceedlng In the order named abova. ne
REAL ESTATE referred To in sold i..
cree ana consisting of the five brick -el-
mcnts Nos. 10. r. n. II II. and DIS gt
LSlgn street on the north side OF Lel
street. between -. James and PFC
streets. in the city Of Richmond. Together
with the lots on which they stand. f.
specuvely. and the rear buildings. 900 c.r-
ter's alley. on each OF said lOts tho .l
five lots fronting together on Leien -'r.s.
about JOB II feet, more or less, aul rune
ming back 80 feet. more or less. 20 sid
"Carter's" alley.
40. 10 is Of three stories. about On
rooms: Nos Il, "a. and "a - arr ~ two
stories, about eight rooms each and So
lG Ghe residence Of b. +. Turner of
two stories above basement. i~ NJ recent
go 81
range. hot water. bath. etc. coH' In.Hs
about eight rooms. and Is specially a.-
tractivo and desirable
This property is most clHr n'Iy i'-
Gated in an improved and t'. lI'i
section. with paved stree sewers, oF
water and gas the dweI.n-, OF. SUD-
stantial and convenient chHu tn-
anted. and at all tim s BOD good n.nt.t
by the better class Of C0lor.I persons, a.A
well worthy the consideration o. -f..DI'
for rental purposes as well '- "'-'
seekers.
A plat Of the property may l' seen az
the office of the auct .oI cer-. ai- "-i DIT
exhibited az the time or sale.
TERMS: One-third cash. Doe balance
equal instruments o. SIX. WE'VE |
eighteen months. by negotiable h'
with interest added and the t'Ie To
retained until all the purcnl- money
raid and a conveyance ordered tt PIT.
Court. or any purchaser maY ltt al
greater part or oll Of his purcl n.
i'm cash. The purchasers to man, iin
able ana proper insurance on
ings as further security Tor iHe ''.~'-
purchase money. ...,.,,
WILLIAM r. WlChbAN,
WILLIAM \. MoNtlI.
WILLIAM H. MCAtIhI
Special Comm. loH.A
! y. Elan & Co. AuctiOneers.
hereby certify that the bond r-1lfi
NJ tho epecial commissioners by fr. Ihois
decree has been duly given.
CHARLES o. SANllIs
je lltds l.-.s
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" ANTFsD.

BY a LADY, a SITUATION AS COM
panion and Housekeeper for an Invalid.
NO objection 70 sOing to country for sum-
mer. Address Y. Y. H.. care Of Dispatch.
Richmond, Va. j. lJ-lt"
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" tNTED.

SALESMEN WITH UNQUESTION-
able references can secure a good con-
tract ON High-Class Medium. Address
CONFERENCE, care of Dispatch office.
ie 15-2ts
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THE COHEN co. THE COHEN co.

Ragsdale. of Groenville. delivered the an
nual address, as president Of the assem-
bly,.
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" TIED,

EMPLOYMENT by \ YOUNG MAN OF
industry and character who has had
several years experience in the whole
sale grocery business. Address Gro
CLRiES." Box PA. city. ie I5-its
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WANTED,

TO SELL \ MODERN-BUILT TWELVE
Room West-End House All convent
ences. stable in yard. % per cent. less
than cost WEST END. care Of Dis
patCh Office. he 1h-Th sun. TnNTh4tt
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BUSINESS WANTS.
" ANTED.

BOARDERS BY THE MONTH OR
Year. AT SO per month. Health Of place
unsurpassed. Good water and good fare.
References exchanged. Address Mrs. Or.
HOPE. Jackson, Louisa county, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-15

BY John T. Goddin & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer5'
Bank and Eleventh streets.
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WiNTI,D.
WAN TED.

REGISTERED ASSISTANT PHARMA-
cist. Address, with references, AI.STO-
MA. care of Dispatch. ie 1j-1ts
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BY A. J. Chewning Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
8 north Tenth street.
fNRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE

n OF
No. ! SOUTH PINE STREET.
HALF a SQUARE OF MONROE PARK.
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust.
dated September p. 1891. Of record in
Clerks Office of Richmond Chancery-
Court, IN Deed Book IA Il. page a. default
having been made in the payment OF the
debt thereby secured. and being required
by the beneficiary So % do. we will sell,
by auction, upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE q. 1892
at $3.50 O'Clock p VI. that TWO-STORY
FRAME DWELLING. numbered as
above. The lot has front of y PIP feet
on Pine street, extending back between
parallel lines III l-3 feet. thence at right
angles, extending out 10 20-foOt alley.
upon which ii fronts % % feet
The location Of this property being
within half a square Of Monroe Park Is
such that il should attract the attention
of those I'm search of a small and we'll
located home.
TERMS Cash sufficient to defray cx-
penses Of sale and 10 discharge q debt
of Sl.00c. with interest from DIST Septem-
Der. lS9S. balance ar twelve months. in
terest added, and secured by deed of trust.
A. J. CHEWING
EDWARD 5. ROSE,
te - Trustees.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
IL OF THAT

Il OF THAT
VALUABLE FARM KNOWN AS "OAH
LAWN"
IN HANOVER COUNTY,
ABOUT ONE MILE FROM ATLEE STA
TION.
ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY.
AND NEAR THE STORE OF s. A
HAZLEGROVE.
In execution Of a deed OF trust dateu
February %, 1896 and recorded IN CleIh ?
Office of Hanover county courls anu II,
pursuance of decree Of thG Law an" mn
tered on June 3. 1899. in suit OF y. Weld-
man who sues &c VS.. Samuel REGISTER,
trustee. and ais" / will sell by auction,
on the premises, on
THURSDAY. JUNE ID. 1883,
at o'clock p. NJ. all that certain TRACI
OF LAND in Hanover county. va, iyinS
on the east side of the road 10 tl ,oro e,.
Courthouse. containing llS acres, more or
less, being the same land formerly pc
longing to Walker X. Hill, ana IS the
same property upon which j. NJ: Hlii d
Brother conducted cannery' Inc I'm
consist of substantial Two
story frame dwelling containing I or y
rooms. surrounded by plenty or s0od
ehade-trees and all necessary OutDulld-
ings. The land Is good and the place Is
rented Oy an excellent tenant,
Persons desiring 10 attend sale can leave
on the 2:l5 T.. NJ. train, chesapeake ana
Ohio. and return same afternoon at Z: 10.
A conveyance will be at Atlees to take
persons TO the sale
TERMS: One-third cash; residue in
equal instruments at one ana two years,
negotiable notes with interest from day
of sale. title retained until the purchase
money has been fully paid and a deed
directed by the court. r. II. Elicit,
10 Aids Trustee.
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THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT I
have moved my Undertaking and Livery
Business to S2l Brook avenue, where /
will be ready TO serve the public at all
hours. Old phone ISL.
ie HE Il. WITTkAMP
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SEVERAL DESIRABLE
LOST. sTRAYEp. AND FOUND.

LOST. MONDAY NIGHT, BETWEEN
Auditorium and Second and Franklin.
LADY 5 GOLD WATCH. with three mi
tails on back. Reward OF SO if returned
TO No. east Franklin street. te i5-it
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Dy % JhomnsOn pro,,. -
and ~
~ a. MeCurdy
Real Estate Ap.,.
TRUSTEES AUCTION s.r,

s EAisG s.r,i NUMBER " or VACANT
Sll ~. ON THE sorTt,a,.N,l. LoTa
OF FRANKLIN STREET t r...!N Line
h4elK1lEiI IS,QN STREET Am ,' " LLS
I'ESlDENcE or RG9t,iD5- TIE
OK 90
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% BUY TWO OR THREE OLD 4xS
'0ol Tables. Address POOL TABLE, =.
J. Box 1874 city ie 1J-lt+
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BY Charles A. Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
No. IL north Tenth street.

AUCIIUN SALE
Il OF
VALUABLE CENTRALLY LOCATED
IMPROVED PROPERTY,
No. SOC EAST GRACE STREET,
THREE FLATS. WITH BASEMENT.
ALL IN GOOD ORDER.
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Brick and Glass FrOntStOre
Mo. 90,
on NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET.
OPPOSITE FOUSHEE
STREET,
AND NOW OCCUPIED BY j. RI. BUSBY
a co. AS \ FURNITURE
STORE
LOT i1Xl33 FEET TO y WIDE ALLEY.
At the request Of the owner | will Of
fer this valuable STORE PROPERTY for
sale. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE Is. 1879,
at O'Clock p. NJ. The fact that this
house Is well built. on one Of the best
squares of Broad street, opposite the two
largest and most handsome dry-goods
stores in the city. and situated between
First street and Brook avenue, two lead
ing thOrOughfares. which intersect the
great retail street of this city should
recommend this property to those desr-
ing A safe and profitable investment.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance at
six. Twelve. and eighteen months, for ne
gotiable notes, interest added, and Sc
cured by 4 deed OF trust.
III. SELDOM TAYLOR.
fe II Auctioneer
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W iNTCD.

BOARD NEAR FOREST HILL OR IN
West-End Address Box 94l. je l5-1ts
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French Valenciennes Laces. various
new. pretty designs, White. Butter, or
Black DC. n piece OF II yards.
Black Chantilly Lace Insertions. wide,
narrow, and medium widths, &c. yard.
2-yard-wide Black Silk Brussels Net,
CSC. yard.
High Lustre Black Silk Tosca Nets,
Sl.49 yard.
l5-inch-wide Black Figured SILK Nets,
zoe. yard, cost 81.
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AUCTION sALEs-r,,

WHEN pr,., 7'7'Il----- "HJs.
rsx uSN IKE ZEAL ESTATE Is sc, -.
b 1,H ys TOR THE cURRFNarS L I'D THs
rat RAT iB ia ARE TO BE ,C,ALgs..
VENDEE. DoH AND ny
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no cATcH-PENNy TRICKS OF CUT
TING ROLLS IN TWO AND SELLING
THEM AS ROLLS OF MATING.
Every piece measures full 40 yards as
taken of the vessel. Price marvels Tor
finest goods.
heaviest China Mating close weaves'
neat designs. n 25c. Mating. for loc
Fancy China Mattings. checks or STRIPES
for She 80, ,,,.
Cotton WARP Mattings, inlaid Designs
and cross stripes. lllac. $780,
Ijncn- warn Mattings, carpet designs,
the Csc. grade. 16c. ,., -, 90,
Damask Linen-Warp Matungs' III coi-
ors. 40c kind. for PC.
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Blue-Flame Oil-Stoves, $50.
Hardwood FINISHED Screen Doors, &C.,
were csc.
G. and S-gallon Water, s19S.
Stone Jars. for picking or preserving,
&C. a gallon.
Shear Steel Carving or Bread Knives,
l0c.. were 25c.
Large Seamless Granite-Iron Cooking
Pots. 2jc.
S-quart Tin Milk Pans. for SC.
2jc. Arch-TOp Bathroom Mirrors for
loc.
Oak Fireplace Screens, 25c.
2-quart Gem Ice-Cream Freezers. s1.10.
Wire Wrapped Garden Hose so feet on
a reel. for $3.50
Shower Bath Spray and Tubing. hand
sOmely nickel-plated for 75c
Patent Revolving Fly Fans. $40.
SilVer-Plated Teaspoons. for SC.
Crystal Glass Oil or Vinegar Bottles,
were 15c., for &c.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-09

ried on and the building used for other
purposes. This would involve quite an
expenditure.
Resolutions were introduced by DIR.
e. Nj. TwitchelI of Augusta, regarding
the death of the late member of the
board Of trustees A. j. Libby of Emb-
den. Mr.. Libby had been member Of
the board for many years and he had
brought the stock department up to a
the high standard which it now holds.
Inc resolutions We're adopted and or
defed spread upon the records, and a
copy sent to the family of the deceas-
ed. The new trustee from the third
district, B. J. Libby Of Embden, is a
son of the late A. J. Libby. He has
had charge of the cattle department.
this year. and he has proved that he
has much of the ability in that line dis
played by his father.
Or. G. NJ. Twitchell of Augusta.
Judge G. c. Wing of Auburn. and Il. f.
Hilton of Anson, were appointed a COM
mittee to revise the bylaws and report
at the next meeting
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Superintendent Hamilton failed To So
cure IL Judge of the different animals
and President PompiIly learning or
this. engaged one, but at the last min
ute the man sent word he was i'll and
could not come. The only thing to do
was to go ahead and take horsemen
present for the judges. This was done
to a certain extent but when Friday
afternoon arrived the grand sweep
stakes and other classes were not
judged and 1t had been decided to do
nothing in that line. 1t is understood
the entrance fee in those classes will
be returned but of course that is NOT
wholly satisfactory to the owners.
The result in only two classes have
been made public so it is not known
whether the others will 90 as the
judges decided or not.
Auburn Grange. No. 4, was given the
first prize in this class over MorIand
Grange. No. 319, of Livernore roth
these exhibits were remarkably fine
ones.
II think I can see many wavs in
which the City hall show might he
made to come nearer paying its bills"
said an official Friday afternoon IN
the first place the thing is not pronerlv
advertised. There ought to be fivers
out announcing our attractions. can
also see how more newspaper advertis-
ing would make the attendance larger.
Then there are many sources of ex-
pense which I believe might he cut
off. We must have an entertainment
that VIII be OF more general interest"
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29l CLASS TROTTING-PJ'R $l1l-
L'NFINISHEDl
The Awards.
ART EXHIBIT.

Collections from nature and still life
Mrs. L. A. Pulsifer, Auburn, %; Har
| Woodcock. Belfast. still life. 1st: Mrs
| Elizabeth Sampson. Lewiston. Sd.
! Best pictures. Mrs. l.. A. Pusifer
! Sd; Mrs. a. b. Crockett Dexter. LIST.
! Tapestry. Mrs A. NJ. Nevens. Lewis
| ton. lst.
Free hand portrait. Miss France.
! Holmes. LIST.
Flowers from nature, Hart Wood
cock. Belfast, LIST: marine from nature
| do. "a.
Landscape from nature. Mrs. l.. A
Pulsifer. Auburn, 1st.
Collection from nature and still life
Mrs. l.. II. Reade, Lewiston, ID; Mrs
F. f. Kendall. Rumford Falls. 3D.
Best pictures, Miss Maud Pulsifer
Auburn. ID H. l.. Wilson. Bath. 80
Mrs. \. |. Harvey, Lewiston, lst; Mrs
A. H. Crosby. Yarmouth. LIST; Miss
Maud Pulsifer. Auburn, LIST.
Water colors. collection from nature
and still life. H. L. Woodcock, LIST:
Helen Narney. %.
Collection for fiat. Helen Narney. 1st
Collection from nature and still life
W. II. Bona. Lewiston. ISL.
Amateur in water colors, collection
from flat. Mrs. A. NJ Nevens. 1st Mrs.
G. :. Reynolds, Lewiston, %.
Specimen from nature. w. II. Bond
LIST.
Specimen for flat. Mrs. A. NJ. Nevens,
LIST.
Fire screen in oil, Miss Carrie +.
West, Lewiston, 1st and ID
Free hand crayon portrait. Fannie
Love. Lewiston. I'd; J. f. Clarity. Ban
COR. LIST.
Pastel finished portrait. ]. F. Clarity,
Bangor, list; finished portrait. j. F.
Clarity, LIST.
Collection Of photographs, E. f..
Howard. Lewiston, LIST; +. +. Bond.
specimen. LIST Miss Sarah Blacan, Ban
gor. specimen, I'd: collection, I'd.
Professional in charcoal studies from
nature, Helen Narney, 1st Frances
Holmes. LIST; Helen Narney. 1st.
Hand painted china. Mrs. Alfred
Sturgis. Portland. individual specimen.
I'd: punch bowl I'd; vase. Sd; Jack
roses, 3D. large plate, LIST, collection, Sd.
Mrs. A. NJ. Nevens. collection by in
dividual. lst; do, list; punch bowl. 1st:
plate or tray, Sd. fruit plates. 1st; lamp
figures. LIST; specimen raised paste and
gold. vase, I'd; Helen Russ McQuinn,
Bangor. collection by individual I'd;
specimen collection, rose tray, 3D.; jar
dinier, violets. Sd: plate, large. I'd
specimen raised paste and gold I'd.
Pen and ink drawing. II. c. Wilkin-
son. Lewiston. after c. ID. Gibson, 1st.
Map drawing from pupil from COM
mon school, Edward Lacroix, Lewis
ton list.
Pressed plants. a flower. Nirabel
Morrison. East Livermore, collection.
list.
Collection of minerals, 10 specimens.
n. Il. Tracy. Auburn, 1st, Ralph w.
Chadbourne, Lewiston. 4 years old I'd.
Piece of needlework for artistic
blendings of color, Mrs. j. l.. Reade,
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NAVAL REVIEW
CONTINUED from page IL

Yacht club, gave the signal for the
start and the vessels got into line. Fol
lowing the flagship came the revenue
cutter with the reviewing party aboard.
Then came the revenue cutters Ores
ham, Algonquin, Manning and Onon-
daSa. These We're followed by light
house tenders, private yachts, steam
boats, with G. A. Il. delegates on board
and a great line of excursion boats, IN
all over 100 vessels.
The journey of the vessels up the
river to the squadron, a distance of I
miles. was a continuous ovation. When
the head of the parade came abreast
of the New York the latter fired the
governors salute and the Window re-
turned the salute of the admiral. The
New York's crew was standing at
present. the rails being manned and
Rear Admiral Sampson and his staff
saluted as the governors vessel swept
by The other warships also saluted
the governor. The revenue cutters
dropped anchor opposite the New York
| and when the Window came down on
the opposite side of the squadron, the
cutters fired the governors salute,
Willie inc DtlltS tIi iiiN wei 'iiipo pay
ed patriotic airs.
In the vicinity of the squadron the
wharves and buildings We're crowded
with people and when the parade was
passing the fighting ships. every steam
vessel on the river let loose its whistle
as did also the factories along the
shores.
After the review was over Gov. Stone
and his staff We're taken aboard the
New York where Admiral Sampson
rendered them an informal reception.
After the governors party had been
shown over the ship it was taken
ashore in one of the New York :
launches.
Camp James y. Sexton in Paramount
park. in which nearly 10000 veterans
had been sheltered during the en-
campment, came to an end, at o'clock
this afternoon.
Many veterans left. yesterday. but a
goodly number remained in camp I'M
til it was formally broken up. The
camp was n great success and was one
of the big features of the week.
The North Atlantic squadron was
illuminated. tonight. The fleet will re-
main here. until Sept. H. the day after
the opening Of the National Exposition.
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Gravenstein-E. " Walker, oxford.
lst; +. 6. Woodside. 2d.
| Northern Spy-A. C. Day. South Tur-
ner, LIST: r. NJ Lombard. 3D.
! Rhode Island Greening-T. NJ. I.om-
| bard, 1st; c. H. George, %.
! Tompkins King-E. G. Woodside 1st.
f. Y. Walker, ID.
| yellow BellfiOwer-D. p. True, 1st:
James Bedford 2
Alexander-S. H. Dawes. Harrison l
Bailey Sweet-C III. George. 1st. 6.
II. Dawes, 2d.
Duchess Of Oldcnburg-E. G. Wood
side. lst; J. w. Dudley, I'd.
Fall Harvcy-A c. Day. 1st. G. TT
George I'd
Fameuse-W. H. Waterman. 1st; I.
/ T. Waterman, "a.
Gordon Royal-A c. Day. lst: F. q
Woodside ID
Gloria Mundi-D. p. True. 1st; E. q
Woodside, I'd.
Golden Russell T. Waterman.
East Auburn, 1st John Burr. Free
port, %.
Jewett's Fine Red-E. G. Woodside.
LIST; w. II. Waterman, ID
Large Yellow Bough-A. C. Dav 1st.
Henry Johnson. ID
Mcintosh Redo. II. George. 1st ].
). Hoxie, North Fairfield. I'd.
Mothers. H. Davis. LIST.
Pecks Pleasant-D p, True. 1st. T
6. Hoxie. I'd
Pomme Royal-C. H. George. 1st.
Porter-E. C. Woodside. lst. 8 II
Dawes. %.
Pound Sweet-C. A. Arnold, lst. s.
II. Dawes, I'd.
Red Asthachan-S. II. Dawes. LIST:
Henry Johnson. %.
Stark-D. P. True. 1st; Henry John
son. %. e.h~
Wagener-T. NJ. Southland. 1st; W. H.
Waterman. I'd
Twenty Ounce-D. p. True. 1st; s. H.
Dawes. ID.
Wealthy-T. NJ. Lombard, 1st: f. V.
Walker ID
Winthrop Greening-D. P. True. LIST:
James Bickford. %.
Fallawater-S. H. Dawes. LIST; John
Burr. I'd
Grimes Golden-D. p. True. 1st: E.
Y. Walker. %.
Presidents. H. Dawes. 1st; A. c.
Day, %.
Primate-S. Fl. Dawes. LIST.
POULTRY.
Light Brahma fowl-Georee Ward.
Richmond. LIST and ID
LIGHT Brahma chicks-George Ward, LIST
Dark Brahma fowl-E. 4. Drinkwater.
Sabattus, LIST.
Dark Brahma chicks-E. A. Drinkwater.
LIST ana 81.
Buff Cochin fowl-W II. Scovil. East
Lebanon. LIST. % and 3D.
Buff Cochin chicks-W H. Seovil, LIST.
2d and Sd.
Partridge Cochins-E. A. Drinkwater.
st: J W. Wilson. Lewiston. ID; George
Ward. Richmond. 81.
White Cochins-George Ward. LIST: A. r.
\ennlston. simpsons Corner. I'd
Black Cochins-E. A. Drinkwater ID
White Langshan fowl-George p. Coffin
Freeport. LIST. "a and Cd.
Write Langshan chicks-George p COT
Tin. lst and Sd.
Black Langshan fowl-George p. Coffin.
lst; George Ward. % and 3D.
Black Langshan chicks-George p Cor-
fin. ID
White Dorkings-A. j. Kenniston. "a
and Sd.
Silver Spangled Hamburg fowl-A. J.
kenniston. 1st and ID: L. A. Drink
water. Sd.
Silver Spangled Hamburg chicks-Gen-
Ward, LIST and "a: +. A. Drinkwater. Sd
Continued on page S.
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