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" 8UNBURY, SKrTEM BER 20, 18737"
ltallroad Time Table.
AttRtTAt A!D DCTARTUnS Of TRAIN AT8TJNHCKT.
N. C. R. W, South.
Erie Mall, l.SOnm
Erie Express, tt.40 "
Mull, 11.15 "
Niag. Express 0.40 p m
P. ft E. R. R. West.
Mull, 0.20 a m
Nine. Kxprcssl'i.'iS p m
HI mini Mall 4.10 "
Erie Express, 6.40 "
Bl'NnlIRT ARD MtWlflTOWK R. B.
Leave Suubury for Lcwlstown at 7.30 ft
m.,
and 4-90 p. M.
Arrive at Suubury from Lewistown nt 1.50
and V.45 p. in.
SHAMOKIN Division, N. O. R. W.
leavi
iinbury at 5.45 a m
" 13.85 p m
AHRITR
At Stttibiir 9.55 a m
" 3.ft5pm
6.00 pm
4.40 p in
DANVILLE, IIA7.I ETON & Wlt.KKSBAHHR R. R;
Regular passenger tsaln loaves Sunbury for
Danville, Cnttawlssa, Har.lcton and Intermediate
ttntions, Ht 0.4s a. m. Returning leave Huzlo
.on at 1.00 p. m. Arrive at 4.00 p. ra.
LACKAWANNA AND llLOOMBm'RO R. R.
Leave Northumberland at 0.40 a. in. dud 4.50
in.
Arrive at Northumberland at 1033 a. ni. and
J5 p. m.
Accidental Insurance Tickets can be had of
Shipman, Ticket Agent, at tllte-Dcpot.
Kummer Arrannemeiit Tor the Vonl
Oflice at Kiinbury, la.
Offlrt Open from 6.30 a. m., io 8 p. ., tsetjit
oh Sunday.
TIME OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF THE
MAILS.
Arrives ns follows i
From the East at 6.15 a. m., 12.15 p. in., 4 p. m.
" South, 6.15a. m., 12.15 p. m. 4.10 p. m.
' West, 0.15 a. m., 12.15 p. m., 4.10p.m.,
and 8.20 p. m. .
" North, 6 a. m., 11 a. in., 3.55 p. m.
Shamokin, Mt. Cnrmcl nud points on
tbut line, 0.15 a. m., 3.50 p. nl.
Mails close as follows!
For the East, 5. 50 a. in., 10.50 a. m., 7.35 p. m.
" 8outh, 10.50 a. ru., 7.8. p. m.
" West, 7.30 a. in., 10.50 a. m., 7.35 p. in.
" North 5.50 a. m., 3.50 p. m., 7.35 p. in.
Shamokin proper 12.19 p. m.
ShamoV.li) and iilHccs on Hint route, 4.20
p. in.
.1. J. SMITH, 1. M.
Tiik Improved Ghoveii it Hakkii Sewino Ma
chine. These celebrated machines are nlfered
nt the most reasonable rate. For particular
apply to . (J. KUTZ. Agent.
Feb.2-.V73.-ly. Upper Augusta townshi.
Caroline Dalhs. denier in Mnsicul Instru
ments iiiiii Si-win'.' Machines, Market street, near
Tliir.l. Sunbury. Pi. Cail ami cramine the 1.'el
Organs, Melodenns, Sewinsi and Knitting M i
eliines in the. market. Always on hand the Es
tey. Silver Tongue. Smith's American. Mason it
lTnmUn Orpins. Orders te.h',ii lor all kind of
I'i inn and Musical In-1 runieut s. The Peoples'
Favoviie grwtatr MaHiiiie : lhmit''e and Gro-
ver ltak"r. Pr rsw pun-basing machines
from meHi'i receive Instructions'. First-clusS
machines ,
Knitting Machines Tor sale. .
f -
Second h and Pianos for sale." or rrut at reason
able rat'-.. Inquire at this office.
Don't pay two prices when yon eaii iret goods
e.t a small profit. At II. A. Finney" store,
Market street, but one price prevails, and goods
of the best finality can be purchased ut aston
ishingly low prices. Ills block consists hf every
variety of Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Groceries,
Notions, Boots nnd Shoes, and Jewelry. The
assortment is complete, lxdng elected with the
lireut est cave. No ehar(res are hiude to show
gnods in fact it is a pleasure io Mr. Finney to
show what a handsome stock ho has on hand.
Lndies and gentlemen nic Invited to call and
make a full examination bcf.:rc buying else
where. .-
Wm. Mn.iT.li, of the Excelsior Boiit A' Shoe
frocc. Is astonishing everybody Willi his low
prices. lie keeps the. best manufactured. His
stock consists of the I truest variety In central
l'euusylvania. Trunks and Valises of ull sizes,
are fiir site at his store.
Nkw FruMTi uF.. A large assortment of fur
niture has just liecti rcceiwd by 15. h. Iluudeu
hush, Masonic If all buildlui;, Suubury. Every
style and quality of furniture is in store, and sold
ut thu inoit reasonable prices. Those who de
sire to renew their household furniture will find
a larger assortment than elsewhere.
fjRll'Es of every variety can be purchased a
wholesale or retail from John 1. Mullen, at hitf
mother's icsiilenee, in Chestnut st. When re
quired they w ill lie delivered. Oysters by tlttf
hundred or the quart, throughout the' season,
will be delivered from the old paint shop, oppo
site Masonic Hall.
SocaI Affairs.
Call at S. Fai'T'i'a Hut and Cap Store, and
purchase one of his new style fall hats. Every
style is kept on hand. Cheap too at that.
Wantkii. Two good girls to learn Dreumak
in;;. .V good opportunity is. offersjl to those de
siring a trade. Apply to Mrsj A. tweed, oppo
site City Hotel, feruiburv. Pa. ,V
Tub festival lield fcytlie members of the M. E
Church In this place, closed on Saturday evening
last. They realised about f -ISO,
Ebes Boktiah of this place, claims to bavo
raised a tomato weighing 80 ounces. That must 011 ,a" lla mnuu n"w escape iroiu drown
be some tomato, sure! ' lnS- T1,a t the boy Jumped Into tho
Those who absented themselves from Bar-
emu's show lust week, missed a rich trent. The
enteitiilnmeiit was the best tliut has ever been
glvciz in tMs plce. Their agent, Mr. W.S.Pcase,
the prei-a ngeiVt, Is one of the most polite and ru
flucd gcnt'leirten we have met for many a day.
Kif.i.eu. A boy,- aged about fourteen years,
was accidentally killed by being Jammed between
a wagon uud prop at Moutelhis' colliery, Mt.
Carmel, on Thursday lust. An inquest was hold
by D. J. Lewis, Esq.
Tub lailles of the M. E. Church will furnish
dinner and refreshments at the fair grounds dur
ing the Agricultui.il t ati ut this place. Tbe pro
ceeds to bu applied towards completing their
eiiiiicli.
Gone to tub Cirr. MUs I.Ou Sblssler has
Koue to the eliy to scleJt her full Stoek of Milli
nery goo Is. 'lb'-y will hts cpeucd next week.
Miss Lou Weisek Is now opciifug a fine sclee
tiou of Fall Millinery Goods, at her store 6n'
Market street. Call und scctueni.
Phtek Bkixti-.u had hi. Toot caught between
two curs whliu coupling ut T. Mortaln bro's col
liery, and mashed ou Saturduy lust. A boy was
badiy bruised about tlei head, on Saturday lust,
nt the colliery of M. feweu t Co., neat Green
Ridge.
Rkiu'Ctiox op Horns or La boh. The Penn
sylvania Railroad Company reduced the noOrs of
labor ut their machine shops lu this place, on
Wednesday last, to work but eight boars ier
day, commencing at 6 a. in., and quilling st 5 p.
nt. The late Crush In monetary affairs lire sup
osed to be the cause.
Tug Good Intel, t Fire Company No. 1, export
to .U-dlcnte their new .trA an Fourth st , and
house their truck, fec, on Thursday, October 2a.
A parade will lake plaea lu Ihe afternoon In
which Ihe SteaittVira Engine ( wiirpany will par
ticipate; uud take clinrgo tlf tif appaVirtus. A
h'ii will be given lu the eveuing by the ubbQ In-
lent, boys. Thu music will bo furnished by Mil-'
1 er' Buad of Lancaster.
Anothkr i.aro Firr Frtlino's Mammoth
Btorr Drstrotbd. On Thursday morning J
about 8 o'clock, Are wat discovered In the Mam
moth Store room of Jno. W. Frlllnfr, on Market
street, and an alarm wns raised which soon be
came general throughout the town. The Steam
Fire Engine Company wai on the ground In a
short a time ns possible, but the Are had gained
too much headway to be checked speedily In He
ptogress. The Are originated about the centre of
the building on Hie second floor, and spread ra
pidly over the Itisldti of the store room. There
being a large amount of cotton goods near the
centre of the building the flames were brought to
perfect fury. In n very short time they bad
spread over tlie etitlre building reaching from
Market street to Ihe alley, a depth or 200 feet,
enveloping the large stock of goods, a Tory small
part of which was saved. The entire building
was gutted, Including the storehouse. From the
store room the Are extended to tbe dwelling
house which also became ft prey to the flames,
the furniture, having previously been removed,
was saved, but greatly damaged. At this junc
ture ttle Court House stood In Imminent danger,
and had It not been for tho steamer, would have
suffered great Injury If not destruction. On tho
east side or the store building the Arc reached the
oflice of Messrs. Masser and Englc, bankers,
which wns almost entirely destroyed. Adjoining
It was the Rinslc nnd picture store of n. B. Mns
scr, and the Masser buildings occupied by 8.
Foust, Snr., ns a dwelling nnd hat and enp store."
All tho furniture wns hastily removed. The
books nud furniture of L. H. Ease's law office,
In the samo buildings, were removed. Tho roof
of part of the Mnsscr buildings was burned off,
and the building much damaged by water. The
musical Instruments, c, of H. B. Masser, also
sustained considerable damage by removal. The
loss of Mr. Frillng is cptlmated at about f 22,000,
on which thero Is an Insurance of $13,000. The
or'lrln of the Are Is unknown.
The loss of II. B. Masser, on hulldln; nnd
store, will probably reach fSOO, which Is fully
covered with Insurance. 8. F iusl's loss Is about
2).
The members of the Mcam Fire Engine Com
pany lire deserving of the highest praise for the
manner In which the) nnducied themselves on
this occasion. They were under command of
Mr. John Ca.lwnllader, assisted by E. M. Buelicr,
und it gives ns pleasure to state that we have
never seen better order displayed on similar oc
casions, here or elsewhere, tfcaii was exhibited by
the boys of the Steam Fire Engine Company on
Thursday morning. We very much regret that
Vlie Hook nnd Ladder Company wns not fully
prepared to conic out with their apparatus, which
was owing Ki the difilcultles they have been in
boring under In not having a house to meet in
to perfect an organization. Several attempts
have lately been made to get a lull meeting for
the purpose of organizing, which failed on ac
count of the poor ultendaiice, attributable ton
lack of interest taken In the mat ter by a majority
of I lie members. We hope that on next Monday
evening there will be n lull turn out by all who
to heroine ucllvi members, so tbnt the
company may be fully organized. That It Is
highly Important that an early organization
i should take place, was shown nt the lulu lire.
Much assistance might have been rendered had
' the company been organized.
M. Ross Urmi-rult has creeled a counter in
the front part of the post olliec building from
w hich he will sell papers aud peilodicals, letter
stumps, envelopes and paper. The American
will hereafter be sold regularly ut his place of
business.
The Faiii. Every furmcr In the county can
have something to exhibit nt the Union Agricul
tural Fair at Suubury. See the liberal premiums
olfcrud In Stiothor part of this paper. It will bo
the largest fair ever held in this part of the
State. The best horse-r.ieing of the season will
come off at that time, as some of Ihe best blood
ed horses in the country uru already entered.
A C'oi.ottwi Gnu. Shot. A colored girl named
Fietta Earust, was shot uud instai.tly killed, on
Thursday last, on tho Turnpike, between Tea
ger's and the Ilg Mountain, near Mt. Carmol by
u Wcli-h boy named Fred Davis. Davis Is about
15 years of uge, and ullegeg that the shooting
was accidental. It Is rumored that ho and a girl
of bud repute Were in company with the girl on
a shooting and feNbipg excursion, and that the
shooting was lntciitiounl. Davis wus arrested
6u the day following by constable Sttllwagner and
tV. Davis, and brought before Esquire Lewis of
Uu Cariuel 'jorough, who made, out a coiumlt-
j mcnt and banded the prisoner over to Sherilf
; Rothermcl, who was in I hut reglou ut the lime,
i aud who brought him to jail at this place.
I Ant person who desires the Job of putting In
i about u doxeo window panes in the Masonic
j building will please apply immediately ut this
) olliec Daily.-
I . As 6ur neighbor Is occupying the Masonic
building, It looks a lilJle suspicious on hi part.
We hope be will wait until after the election if
ho flnds it necessary to knock out window paucs.
Mrs. Geo. Gass, (widow) living on Peun st.,
fell down stulrs In her dwelling, on Tuesday
night about 1Q o'clock, aud was uot discovered
uutil ubout 'i o'clock ucxt morning. She was
considerably hiurcd.
A ,tti.e so of Joseph Ray, residing on Front
lreet. iroin tne stern ot loot boat.onMon-
i nver, ana rescued mm by putting lilm ashore.
0Ild Uleu by rolj11(j Ulm ln a bHrrel rt.8Uscltatcd
j;fei '
....'...:
Tub audlente room of the M. E. Church will
be completed" fn a few days. We learn thai thu
dedication ceremonies will take place on Suuday,
Ociobc'r SGlh, and that some eminent clergymen
from abroad will officiate on the occasion.
Tub triul of Weuricb, lu Snyder county, this
week, was brought to a s itldeu stop by the at
torneys for the defence making a motion to
qnasb tbe array ef jurors on the ground that
tho jury wheel, which the law requires to bo
kept lu possession of one Of tbe Jury Commis
sioners, was allowed to remain in the office of
the County Commissioners. The motion was
susluincd, aud the case goes over to next term.
A large number of persons were In attcnduuoe to
witness tbe trial, but were doomed to disappoint
ment. Hiram H. Malick, of Lower Augusta, a stu
dent of Dr". Awl, at this place; has received the
appointment' of Cadet to the' Louisville (Ky.)'
Medical Col lego from - the. 14tlj Congressional
District, or t'av Mr. Malicjt has already attend
ed one course of lectures at the Jefferson oriegc,'
Philadelphia, wltb great' credit to himself. The
appolutrheu' fulls upoil a worthy young man.
Tue Daily of Monday lueutious the death of
one person and almost tbut of another from the'
effects of laudauum. furnts caouol be too'
cautious lu tho use ef medicine that has been
standing fur any leuglh of time.
Foi kis Giit.Tr Tucker McClow'afad James
Brooks, lridlctrd In the Quarter SesJHos of Mon.
tour county, for assault aud battery with at
tempt to kill rt t hai let Kaldy, collect of gas
rents for DSutrtllo; were Ou Wodnesday 17lWlhst:,
found girllty In iiiaurrer'alid form as they" jer'
Indicted'.- Th'rcuse'ex'cKea a great deal of' j'.V
rest ou tl.ep.Wjr tue cltlzkue of Danvi(le,,' j.V
the partle wl:' Jiell kaown, Comly nd'Hildy'
for Com-f"SW;iBow bawsov1 for1 de
Minr Accidents. On Thursday, st Rear
Valley Colliery, Benjamin Bird, ft minor, was In
stantly killed by ft fall of top coal. Ho was
aged about 40 years and leaves ft wife nnd two
children. . . '- ' ,
At tko Cameron, Saturday afternoon, David
Montellas', driver, nged nbcm 14 yeurs, had
hit head crushed bat ween thebumpeis, while un
coupling curs at the mouth of ft drift. Jt was
quite recently that he entered the employ of the
Company! he bad no relatives In this place,
and from what we can learn had no home, his
parents Uailh parted nnd loft him to toko care
of himself. fits remains were taken to a rela
tive, In Mahttntongo valley, on Sunday.
Inquests cfo held oil both bodies by Coroner
Ilesscr.
At Unrrslclc Colliery, this (Thursday) mfifn
Ing, nbout I o'clock, a son of Wm. Morgan, in
side boss, was killed by u full of top (n gangway.
He was a driver, nnd aged about lSycurs. Sha
moJHfi Herald.
Major LafatkYtk Hammond died nt Fori Ta
ma, Arizona, oil Sept. 6th. Ho wns a Major In
the regular army, and had storied home on lonvo
of absence when ho was stricken down with up
poplexy nnd died. Ho was Well known In Milton,
having relatives here, and was a brave sndller
during the wur, holding the position of Mujor of
volunteers. His dcnlh wns a sad surprise to his
friends In this section. .Viffunfrut.
Tun polico or this pluco have been picking up
"John Drunks" pretty lively the past week and
housed tliein in the lock up. The company was
considerably mixed a telegraph operator, a n.g
picker and laborer met at that sobering-up Insti
tution at ono time and "still they wcro not
happy."
Faih. Tho annual exhibition of the Northum
berland county Agricultural Society will be held
near Turbutville, October 1st, 2d und 3d. The
grounds on which the Society exhibit this year
have been very much Improved, and It is deter
mined that nothing shall ho left undone that will
tend to the complete success of the fair. Wo
have been furnished by the officers with the fol
lowing Information t A. Wagoner, Esq., Assist;
President, will furnish any Information in regard
.to the tenting of, stands and assign places fur the
same, and entries for exhibition can be made nt
his otllec in Turbutville between this time and the
first day of the fair, when thu olliec will be on
the grounds. William Savldgo, Kat., has been
appointed to pay ull prcmiumi nwurded. ll'nf
noiifeioi Jit coiil.
fXTASAftji-A Pa., ,"ept. 22, 1S73.
Editor A mbkicas-- .Sir: All in'enibers
of the Forty seven! Ii Keglmeiif, Pennsylvania
Volunteers, me respectfully Invited to meet ut
the house of our old comrade, Capt. U.S. Ilarte,
In Catusauqua, on Wednesday, October 22, 1S7I!,
the unniversary of the buttle of l'ocataligo, to re
new friendship, nnd to take Into consideration
the forming of iin association to keep bright the
recollections of the past. Nearly every other re
giment has done tins already. Let us, there
tore, gather ut least once more toy ether, aud
touch elbows ns of yore.
Colonels ttobln and Good w ill be present.
As It is Impossible for us Io remCniTer the
names of nil the members of the Kegiment Wo
cannot nolify them, und, therefore, rcifucSt you
to notify any In your vicinity ho may not have
received this notice.
Very Respectfully, Yours,
Wm. H. IUiitiioi.omew,
A. C. McIIosr,
Edwin tiii.ni'.iiT,
Wm. Ki.kckni'ii,
Wm. Wink,
Wm. Sir.iiEli,
CumiitilUi.
Inry I.isit
POK AlUOfliSKll t!:il IIT, OCT,
27, 1873.
Abraham Adams
Benjamin Hover
llenuoville Until),
Alex. J. Coult ,
William Clark
David DiuHeiibaeh
David Friints,
William Fiirmuii
(.'buries Hammer
Geo. W. llombergur
Henry A. Hilbisb
Joseph John
Joliu W. Kulscy
David Kline...........
le t e r K rcege t .... ..
David E. Kehrea
Wm. H. Kein merer v...
John C. Krnck
Nathan Lelnbuch
Peter McDonald
Samuel Mantx
Win. M. Merviue......
Wm. Reed
Andrew Reminger
Cnsper J. Reed1
W. Z. Raker
Jacob H. Klionrds
Daniel Klshel.......
Eldrld Rom'
Alexander D. Snyder
Abraham F. Stone
Elius Sehnffer
Jacob P. Star
fa m lie I E. Tucker
Abraham Wugnor
John F. Zimmerman
Jordan
Low. Mahauoy
Low. Mahanoy
M irthuinberl'd
Rush
Deliwuro
Turbut
Lower Augusta
Point
l"p. Mahauoy
Washington
Shainoklii
Turbut
WnUoutown
Shamokin
Washlngioir
Turbut
Turbut
Turbutville
Mt. Curmcl
Suubury
Milton
ChillTsquuque
XortbuiiVberlund
Rush
Zerbc
Zerbe
Chlllisnuiuiue
Turbutville
Jackson
NorthubcrlHml
Jordan
Wntsoniown
f.owVr Autfustu
Trtrbutvl'.lo
Shamokin
Fon Loss or ArrKTiTE,Dyspcpila, Indigestion,
Depression of Spirits mid ireneral Debility, in
tlieir various foriri Ferro-Vliosphorated Elixir
Calisny made by Caswell, Ilulnrd ii Co., New
York, aud sold by all druggist?, Is tho best To
nic. As a stl'mulent tonle for plitlents recover
ing frotri' fever or other slckuess, It has no equal.
If taken during the season It prevents fever aud
aguo aud other lut'cruiiiteut fevers.
Tk most nnhapfiy person' in tiro world Is the
Dyspeptic. Everything looks dark and gloomy t
he feels "out of sorts,' with hlmsolf and every
body else'. Life is a burden to him. Tills Cull
all be changed" by faking Peruvian Syrup (a pro
toxide of Iron.)' Cases of Si years' slundiiig have
neeu cured.
The llonisf hold PMUitrrit,
;' ' ''.ud.;" ' ' ;
Fwisslly Llnlmeui :.
Is tilt!" best remedy In tho world for the follow ing
complaints, vis. i Crumps In the Limbs aud Stu-
much, Pain lu tbe btomacli, Bowels, or bide,
Rheumatism In nil Us lorms, Ulllinus Lollc,Mcu
ralifiit. Cholera. Dysentery.Colds.Vresh Wounds,
Burns', Sore Throat, Spinal Complaints, Spruins
uud Braises, Chill und rover, for internal and
Exteruui Use.
Its operation is uot only to relieve the patient,
but enlircly removes tho cause oftl.e complaint.
It penet rules aud pcrviides the whole system, re
storing healthy uction to all its parts, aud quick
ening the blood.
The Ilouttehold Puuacca 1st purely
Vegetable and 111 Hculing. i ,
Prepared by , '
CURTIS Si BROWN,
No. VI 5 Fulton Street, New York.
For sale by all druggists,
July 13, 1873 ly. : . .
Thirty Years' Experietrce oru Old
' Vurse.
iMrn 'iuMlow'n Moolhlug fiyrup la
Ihe preaeriptiou ofoneyf ttie.txst Female
Physieiuua aud Nurses lu tbe Uuitcd Stutes, and
bus beeu nsed for thirty years with never failing
safety und success by lullliou. of. mothers and
clillilren. from the feeble lufant pf one week old
to the udult. -It corrects acidity of t'lie slomach,
relieves wind colic, regulates tue bowels, and
gives rest, health and comfort to mother end
child. We believe It to be. the Best and Surest
Remedy In the World, lu all rases of DYSEN
TERY and DIAKRHCEA Itf CHILDREN, whe
rtiy it srUes from Teething 4r from any ether
daise. ' Fall directions foY using will accompany
each liotile. None (ienuliie unless lit fae-sunlle
of t VHTIo A PKKKIvs U on the ouulde wrap
pert' Bold by all Medlclha demlers.
July W, 1873. ly. . r
t
At (Clou's Lnthern rrsouugu,' (u Turbutvillo,
on. the ItHh Inst, by the kev, J. F. Wanipole,
Mr. fiAsif ni. RaVh', of Lwle tbwtslilp, tb Miss
MATtLSM u,n'-r, oi lurootMiic.'
In Wasl fiigton township. Sept, 17th, JOHN,
sou ot tiitieu and tiluabetu tloliioan, agea 1 mo.
: J days- . . .
uIu W Ahlukton twp., on the 19th Sept., HBN-
"T,a'!s isisirt n-rer, st'M m qs.
Tn tapper Mnhaiioytwp., Reptcnibcrft), ULYS
SES ELLSWORTH, son of Isaac brown, nged 8
years, 6 months, and "0 days.
At Dcwnrt, on the lth Inst., WILLIAM, son
of William and Caroline Herring, aged 1 year, 1
month and 0 days.
At California, on the 37th tilt., 8ARAH, wifo
bf Gideon Wertmiin, nged 03 yonrs and 20 days.
In Derry, Montour County, on the 11th tilt.,
ELMIKA, wife of James L. Hitler, aged 34 years,
4 mouths, and IS days.
At Dewart, July 17th, DANIEL fiOSIt, nged
69 jenrs, 5 months nuO 6 days.
rjbcrliscmcnts.
PREMIUM L.ST
tflBST ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE
Union Park & Aricnltural Association,
to nr liEi.n on thkib oRot-Nna at
S TJ 3ST B TJ 23. "ST , 3P-A.-,
Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thursdsiy and
Friday,
Octolief Ttli, 8th, Oth and lOtli, 1873.
OFFICERS FOR 1S73.
PresIdiuH Sol. Miiltck.
Vire-rrcsiilunt Isnuc (Mtnjibcll.
Ti'L'iisutur Geo. U. Criilwallmlcr.
Recording Secretary Philip II. Moore,
Corresponding Secretary Lew. Ship
man. Librarian Win. II. Sohor.
Marshal Jacob M. Follincr.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Icwis John McFarlnnd.
Dclawnrc Joseph NioeJy, Jr.
MeKwensvillc Wm. McNinch,
Turbutville 1). It. nrieinfflch.
M'alsontown J. M. FolhuDf.
Tuthut Wm. Wnldron.
Milton J. II. McCorniick, I'. L. Hack
enhur.
Chillisqtiatjtic Wm. ForSeman.
roint Parnswonn ncea.
Northumberland A. E. Kapp, Jr
Rusli Edward (irady.
ltiversido David Cliil'c. i
Upo.r Augusta P. J. Overdorf '
Sliamokin twp. Sol. Martz.
T.ower Aujrusia Elius Emuierick
Zerbe--l.ynian S. Weaver. 1
Cameron Chas. U. Royer.
litttle Mahtuioy U. il'. lhiT.s!!o.
Upper Malianoj Joseph R. Mattrer. i
Jackilon J. (ialcn Smith. !
Jordan Elius Shaffer. !
Lower Mahnnoy Augustus Wald. i
CJoal Jolill J)o-.vney. i
SliainoUin bur. Cajit. A. C.i'.d well, Win.
F. Rotli. I
Mt. Carniel twp. John Mcl-liece. ;
Mt. Carniel hor. J. S Me Williams. !
Wti8)iinto;i Henry C. Fislar. j
Snydertown Joint Moore.
Snnbury--C. XcH, J. M. Jtartholomew.
Your conitnitteo to whom was referred 1
the duty of preparing l!u!es aud Hegula
tions and a l'n:tnium List for the first An- i
fftial Exliibitioti.hc (o held October 7th, 81 h, j
full and 10th, lSTo, respecti'tiily reporl, we
have niado as liberal a Premium List as i
tlio interest of tho Society would Warrant,
and have selected tho awarding committees i
from the various sections ot'our county
vvith great care. Wo kindly nsk the nip- 1
port of our fanners, and ull friends of tho
Society, in this and adjoining counties, to i
eive thir iiPBistunce, so we make thu exhi- !
billon a entire success. 1
KULES AND REGULATIONS. 1
1st. Eveiv Hule laid down in the Pre
mium I-ist will lie strictly adhered to, and ;
no exceptions whatever made. i
2nd. -Competition i invited from all parts '
of tho Slate, and in Agricultural Ituple-
nients from all tho States.
II. All entries or articles for Exhibition
are free.
4th. --Entries to compete for premiums,
must be made ou ur before Tuesday 10
o'clock, unless the weather should bu un
favorable when tho privileges of the iirst :
day shall be extended until 10 o'clock, on
nednesilay. No person whatever will ha
allowed to see entries until of tho awards !
are made.
8. All premiums awarded of five dol- i
lars and upwards shall bo subject to n dc- i
duction oi ton per cent except in trials of ;
speed, when the condition under tho head
of raciii'' shall "overti the entries. !
0th A premium may be awarded to a
meritorious article, though not enumerated
in tho li is r . i
7lh. Premiums uot called for within !
thirty days alter the award, will be con- ;
sidered forfeited.
8th. As nppeals ftom awards of com
mittees arc uot allowed, the committees '
will see the necessity of great care in rend- j
criii" their decisions. i
nth. All questions rcspectinc; tho trial ;
of 8 peed, shall be determined by the Judges,
whoso decision will he govcrncc. by the !
Rules of tlio' National Trotting Associa- I
tion, and be linal. :
loth. The nart' riltering tnot'ouirh bred
Block, be required to furnish the committer-
with authunttc pedigrees.
mil. The age ot a horso shall he com
puted from the first day ot March of thu ;
year in which he was fouled. '
l'Jtb. o uisorUeriy conuuet oi any i
kind will hi permitted. A police forco will .
be upon the ground, sufTlcieut to prevent j
the same, ana sen all rules are observed.
i:Slh. All Articles and Animals lor.r-
liibition must be propely entered at thu
Uusiness Office. The tJ rounds and Ruild-
iugs will be oixilicd ou Monday, Ctli of Oc
tober, to receive them ; and trusty persons i
employed by the Society will assign them
places and guard thu itrounds. ror can i
anything bu removed from tlie (rrotinds till'
ThursdrtV afternoon, without written per- j
missiou from tlie Presideut.
14t.li. Premium awarded to persons
residing out of thu Dornugh, will be paid ;
immediately on the close of tlie Fair, at
the litisiuess Ollicu on lite Ground, by the !
1 reasure.r, and those to residents oi the i
Uorough, at liis office, on Monday and )
1 uesday tollowin thu hxlulmion, on pre
sentment of the card tvecived ut entering.
GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
The exhibition will open on Tuesday,
October 7, 1S73, and coulinue Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
The gates will he opened at e o'clock,
A. M., of each day, nlid at that time every
c Ulcer is required to be at his post.
fetalis tor horses ana cattle, and pens for
sheep and hogs, ou exhibition, will lie
tumished fred or charge : also, hay and
straw. Experienced hands will be in at
tendance, to cure for stock duriCg the ab
sence of the exhibitor.
TICKETS.
Slrige Tickets, 25 cts.
Siugle Tickets good during the Fair, 50 cts.
Family Tickets, Vl.UO
INSTRUCTIONS TO COMMITTEES.
V. Tho committee wilt assemble for or
gauizatiofioti WedtiesUay morning at 10
o'clock, and immediately proceed to busi
ness. The President of Hie Society shall
be cx-ojicio Chiarman of tho ConuuitWes,
fill up vucanics, uud decide all disputed
questions.'
2. "' A' premium mny be awarded to fin
article although there bo no competition,
it it be specially meritorious.
3, Reports of committees must bo made
by Thursday m'oruiug at 1'2 o'clock.
Tho Judges are especially requested to
be present for organization lit tlie uppoiut
ed time, as tbo success of the exhibition
.depetuhi very much upon their promptness.
3p
Tho Judges of animals will have regard
to the symmetry, early maturity, size and
general qualities characteristic pf the
breeds which they judge. They will make
due allowance for age, feeding and other
circumstances on the character nnd condi
tion tff the animal. They will give cn
coiiragctnentto overfed Animals, nor award
Premium for Pulls, Cows or Heifers,
which (shrill appear to have been fattened
for butchers ; (except fat Cattle in Clans 2)
tho object being to have superior animals
of this' description for Breeding:
PREMIUM LIST.
class 1. THonot'oii-niinn nonsF.s.
Best Stall ion kept 111 tho County, $1
Hcst Mure, 10
Hi st Horse Colt, between two snil thrco yonrs, 5
Hcst Horse Colt, between one nnd two years, 5
ilest Bucking Co, I, 3
CLASS ij. IfoHSFS FOB OF.NRHAI. I'l'HPOSKS.
Hest Ptiililon over four years, f 10
Best fctiilllon under four yeurs, 8
Ilest Horse Colt between two and three, 5
He.-t Horse Colt between oneiind two yeurs, 5
It--t-t Mure Colt between one und two years, (5
Ueht SiK-l'in-r (V.lt, 8
CATTLE DEPARTMENT.
CLASS 1. BLOODKD CATTLB.
Persons compeiliift for premiums for Wooded
Cuttle must prcscn pedigrees or written guiiinn
tccs of purity of stock, in crtch of the following
named breeds, viz i The Durham, (short horn),
Devon, Ayrshire, Aldcrttry, Hereford nnd Hol-
stein i
Dcst Blooded Bull,
" Common "
" Wooded Cow,
" Common "
" Wooded Heller,
" Com mon "
' ' Wooded Calf,
Coiuniou "
WOI1K OXEN.
Best yoke of Oxen,
Hcst lot fat Cattle 3 or mote,
HORSE AND MULE DEPARTMENT,
CLASS 2 HORRUS.
10
H
8
6
r
3
1.50
5
5
Stallionn, Xraret and CvltH. For Ifcary Draught.
Best Stallion, 4 yours old and upward,
Best btullion under 4 years, H
Bet Brood Marc, 10
Best Colt between 3 and 4 years, 0
Bust Colt between 3 und 3 years, ft
Best Colt under 1 year, " 2
class 3.
VraiujM iur, Jin k and Mulct
Best pnir DruUttht Horses or Marcs,
N;cond best
lioft Kindle Draught Horse or Mare,
Best .luck,
Best Te im Mu'.cs,
He-t -luck Colt,
"' Mlilc " .
SI0
CL ASS 4
UlaUhms, Mart and Coll. For ''tick J)ravght.
Best stallion 4 yeurs and upwards, $10
Best fruition under 4 yeurs, 3 0
Best Brood Marc, 10
Best Colt between 2 and .1 year?, 4
Best Colt between 1 aud 2 years", 3
Best Colt under 1 year, 3
class t.
Matched Jlortct, Gelding and Mare.
Best puir Curriniru Horses, $10
Best for Pimrle Harness, 8
Best Saddle Horse or Mure, 8
r:i!-!"'t walktii": Saddle Horse or Mare, .'i
I .'"Trial of speed every day. Liberal Pre
miums ntfered, and w ill be announced in another
sheet. rf-t
gllEEP DEPARTMENT.
class f. smi;i:i',
Fined Winded.
For best Ilnek, $"
Best Pen of Ewes, (not less than 3) !
Best Pen of Lambs, (not less thau 4) 3
Long Woohd.
For best Buck, $5
Best Pen of Ewes, (not less than 3) 5
Best Pen of Lnnihs, (not less thau 4) 3
Xative or Mixed Blood.
For best Buck, $5
Best Pen of Ewes, (not less than 3) 5
Best Pen of Lambs, (not less than 4) 3
SWINE DEPARTMENT.
CLASS 7. SWINE.
Large Dreed.
For best Boar over 3 yours old, f 3
Hcst Hour, 1 year old, 5
Best breeding Sow over two years, 5
Best breedinn Sow, one year, ft
Best pair Shouts, 3
Best lot of Pins, uot less than foijr, under
six months, 5'
Best Sow nnd Pis, not k?s tttui six, C
POULTRY DEPARTMENT.
OLA'S H. rol'LTllV.
Best -Pair Turkeys, $1
" " Geese. 3
" " Ducks. 3
" " Game Chickens, or other variety,
caeli pair, 3
" " Common " 3
" collection of chickens not less than six, ft
" coop of tame Pigeons, 5 or more, 3
" pair l'ea tow is, 1!
" Guinea " B
Coop of Rabbits, 2
" " Maltese Cats, ;
CLASS y. 1
Best Ploivman,
LOWING MATCH.
Reaper, with sell-rnl'.lu and V,riidliii;
nllachluen.
Mowiutaud Keapliig Matlilne combined, 3
Rentier,' 3"
" Mower, 3
" B iti C Horse Power, 5
" " four Horse power, 3
" rtallwa, .1
" Thrcshai:; Miielilnc1, four liofsc po'.Ver, 3
" Separator, 8 horse power, 8
" Portable I lay press,
" Corn Sheller, Horse Power, 4
" Clover Hullcr and Cleaner, 3
" Corn und Cob Crusher, 3
" Ajjrlrult'ural Holler for si'orli, 5
" Portable Steuui Eiif-inc f(,f general pur
poses, 5
" Portable Steuin Saw Mtll", 5
CtAS 10. i!Ali:.f IMIM.EMEN TS.
Best Fanuiiii; Mill, $3
" Com Stalk Cutler, 3
" Hay nnd frruw Cutler, 4
" Veeta'jle I utter, 2
" Cr.rn Cultivator, 2
" Grain Drii. S 1
'Small Seed Planter, for Iloi'xe or Hand
Power. !or hills or drills, 2
' Corn Plainer, 3
t ultivulor for ueiieml pin poses, ! '
" Broad cast Sower for Grain, 3
" Roller for Keiicrul use, "
" Hay-loadimj iniieliine for Held Use, 5
" Implement aud tixlure lor lift in f l.ay cr j
straw frotu iv-ijmi to mow, 2 !
" Hay Tedder, or Machine for turning
or spreadiui; hay ou tbe Held, 5
CLASS 11. KAUM IMI'1 EMI T .
Best Farm Wutfon, ?5
Horse Curl lor tarm, 3 i
" Ov Curl, . . 3
" Hay ll'urfiui:, 1 !
" Hornu lLike, 3 j
" Plow Gears, 1
Waiton Harness for Furm, 2
" Curl Geais, 1
" Farm Saddle, " 1
" Two-llorno Plow, 1
" Sub soli, 1
' Cue- Piow, 1
" r.irui Chopping Mill, S
" Sunup extractor, S
VVheel-Barrow, 1
' Harrow,
" Liu fc Spreader, ' Ji.
' Roud und Track fjcrnper, 1
".HimkiiK Miuhiiie Uuise-power, 2
" I'oliito Diiru'er, 1
" Muchine for cnlt ini! off and sliockiuj;
Corn iu the tleld, (Horse Power,) 5
CLASS 12 FAIIM AN II HOLSUUOI t IMl'l EM1INTS.
For best nrruugemeuU for rulsini; water, tl
" WcIkIiIuk Machine for nenerul purposes, 3
" Portable Cider Mill and Press, 3
" ' doxeu Flour Barrels, 1
" N urlety of Cooper Work, ' 1
" Cow Milker, (other thau tic hand.) 3
" Post bole digger, 1.
' Best Churn, 1
Hnlter Worker. 1
" Cheese Press, 1
" 12 Milk Puns, 1
" Milk Si miner, 1
WaliliiK Maehinc, 1
Grain Cradle, 1
" Sevthe Sualhc aud Scythe, 1
" fl Hand Rakes, 1
" Hnv Forks, 1
" Axes, 1
" Manure Forks, 1
u Lonjr-Hundled Shovels,'- 1
" Short-Haudtcd Shovels, 1
" Spades, 1
' Corn I iocs, , 1
Lot of Grain Measures, 1
' Lot of Wire lied Brooms,
" Lot of Twine tier?, Brooms,
1 HoKnn tinm liuslinLB. rhiisbsl
Steal Chopper,
' Clothes Wrlniier,
Invention for se.curlug the run of water
In drains, 2
class 13. mscnLLAwsoiis implkwk nts Attn sew
MVRTtTtOKS.
llndcr this pen oral head arc Included all new
inventions, nud mnchlnery not enumerated In
any of the classes, and on which tho judges are
authorized In their discretion to award premiums
or diplomas, or make honornbl mention.
E-r For Pewlnif and Multting Machines und
Muslrnl Instniments, tho Mnniifrcrs offer no
Premiums, but Invito ull to exhibit, nnd let every
machine stand on its own merits.
FARM AND GARDEN MIODCCTIOXS.
CLASS 14. fl.OI'H, MltaL, OIIAIN, AND tr.T.O.
Best barrel family flour, 4
' rye Hour, 1
" Corn-Mcul, not less thnn SS pounds, 1
" Uuekw hcut-McuT, not less Until 25
pounds, 2
" One bushel white wheat bf liny vnriely .1
Out! bushe. red wluat of liny variety,
" One bushel Mediterruneu!!,
' " Rye, 1
" " Vellow Corn, 1
" White flint Corn, 1
" tuts, 1
" " Barley, 1
" " Clover-seed, 1
" " Thnpthv-seed, 1
" Buckwheat, 1
" sample ncvlt lntrodaced irraln, valuable
Jo the fanner, not less tliiin one bushel 1
Grain nnd Seeds to be mensured nnd weighed
by the Judges.
class Io. vroLTAr.i.r.s.
Best bushel potatoes, (Mercer.)
" (Pink-eye,)
' " Sweet Potatoes,
" " Potatoes nnv other variety
" " Field Turnips,
" " Rirtu Bnpi,
" " Sugar Beets,
" pctl: Beets anv other voi'uty,
' " Cnrrol3,
" Onions,
" " Parsnips,
5 best stalks of Celerv,
2 " heads of CanliHowcr,
12
3
ti
12
white tnble Turnips,
heads of Cnbliujje,
heads Broccoli,
" I ouiatoes,
" and lurjrest Sweet Pumpkins,
" nnd larcest Meld "
t purple. El'c Plnnts,
Be
" hall peek Lima Beans,
" Garilen S,llaslies,
" sample of newly Inlroilueed Vcetu
bles, valuable for the table,
Mammoth Stunsh,
class 10. FUt its:
For the Inrireft nnd best exhibition nf
Apples, correctly labeled und
uot less than 3 specimens of each 4
Best assorted basket or dish of Apples. 1
or Greatest number of choice vat ities
of Peaches, 4 of ench variety, with llio
name, 3
" assorted basket or dish of Peaches. 1
Largest nnd best varieties of Peats named
und lubelcd. uot less than 4 of each, 1
Best basket or dlnh of Pears, 1
" " " Quinces, I
" collection of riums, 0 of each 1
" " " tirapes grown hi the
open air, 1
" of each distinct variety, 1
" specinici of Musk Melons, 1
" basket ol Fruit, of all kinds, 1
All fruits offered iu competion must be grown
by the. competitor.
CLASS 17. lll'TTEl!, rilltOR, UONI'.V, WINIIS,
i-inr.u ami ronniALS.
Best 1 lbs. Butler, S2
" Cheese, 1
" " home-made, I
" 5 lbs. Honey, 1
" Bee Hive, 1
" DCfCRUter of Sorghum Syrup (not less
tl.rrrt a quart,)" made by the Exhibitor 1
" Speeinieu of liome-mndc V'l:ie, 1
" ' " Bounce, 1
" ' " Cordial 1
" Iiottled Cider, iih mode of curing so
us to keep sweet one year, 1
" 5 lbs. dried fruit each kind, 1
" " Bologuu Sausanc, 1
" Water Cracker,
CARRIAGE, LEATHER AND STOVE 3)E
PARTMENT. CLASS IS. CARUIAUES AND I EATIIEII.
f.thiliited by the Mantij'actvrer.
best two-horse )ilnasure Carriage, $5
' one-horse Carriage, Buj;gy and Hunting
Wagon each, ft
" two-horse Sleigh, ft
" one horso " 3
' double set Carriage Ilarnc.-s, ft
" Sia,;lc set Carriage HarueSe, 3
" Riding Saddle, 1
" " Bridle, 1
" Lot of Sole, Harness nnd t'j'pcr
Leather, each, 1
" Lot or Calf Skins drc.'sed, 1
A d'ploma may bo nwardrd for articles com
ing within this ciass, not enranerattd above.
CLASS 10. STOVI"S.
Bast Cooking stove for dial, $3
" Cooking stove for wood, 3
' Range for families, ."
Funiance or oilier apparatus I'jr
Avarining bouse.-, '
' Ornamental Parlor Stove, 3
" Satuple llolime Ware, 1
" Sample Iron liai'.ini;, 2
SILVER PLATED, STONE, GLASS AND
(JPEENSWARK.
Best Exhibition of Jewelry and Silverware 5."
" Exhibition of Table Cutlery, 3
" Exhibition of Glassware, 2
" Set ol Chlimware, 2
" Set of Stoneware, 2
" Display of Lamps, 1
" I,: iln-e. ii Cluili-K. 1
" Set of CottiiL'e Furniture. 1 I
" " Chalibcr 14 1
" Display of Calilni t Ware, 1
" " Rustic Work, 1
class 20. hats, nooTs, siioLS, clutuino, Ac.
Bet dii-play of Hals uud Cups. $2
" Made Coats, 2
" Pantaloons, 1
" " Vest, 1
" Boms and Shoes, 2
For b -l lot of CiL'ars, a
" ' Tobacco, 1
CLASS 21. l-AIN I1NOS, 1 TNMANSIIll', .'-C.
Best difplay of Drawing and Paintings, $2
" display of relii-s and euiio. '.ties, 8
" Water Color Paint inir, 1
" Crayon or Pencil Drawing, 1
" Display of Photograplu, 3
" Disilav ol Demist rv. 3
Si 'ti nnd O'nuiueiit.il Paintinir,2
44 Display M irbl.! Work, 4
44 44 Penmanship, 1
44 Grannlfe or sand sione woik, 2
44 Curd or l'.iit,:y Pi luting, 2
44 Paper Hangings, 1
DOM EST1C M AN I" FACTUi! ES,
CLASS 22. CAKl'ETS, WOOL AH II 1.1X1 11 AltTICLES.
14 1.1 vards Woolen Curpetiirg,
4 '' 44 R.i r 44
44 Hearth Rue,
44 Dout '.e Covi.rle:',
44 Siie.','
44 10 v.-ir.ls h'ouie-i.i'iidc llannel,
4- :0 yards 44 Tabic Linen,
44 10 yards 14 Linen,
4' 10 yards " Linen Hiupur,
Best pou n 1 " Threiid,
44 Pail' Woolen h'unkets, liolm; nia.le,
44 Home-made licuilli rug,
14 lloor rug,
44 Two lbs woollen yum home-intidc,
44 Hoiuc-inudu lioap,
CLASS 2.1. yl'll.TS, STOCUINOS, AC,, Alt
IIANO-WOUK.
For best pair Woolca Knit Stockings,
44 fancy pair 44 44 44
Foi best pair Woolrri K tdt'IIalf He
44 44 Linen Kuil Stockings,
" ' 44 44 Halt Hose,
4 WooleE'Mlttetis,
' " tjnlli, patchwork si.k,
4 Counterpane,
14 Delaine Qulll-patch work,
Calico Quilt 44
CLASS 24. "VOUSTEU WOliK.
Best variety Worsted Work, ,
44 Worked Chair-seat and ra??:,
" Otloiuao Cover,
" Recejntoa'Ctinlr,"
" Sofa outbloii,
44 Toilet cushion, .
44 biipiwrs on Cloth-,
4' 44 44 . ot) Canvas,
44 Worsted and Bead Woik,
44 Lamp Mats,
14 Flower vase Mats,
" Carrlti;c Afchuu, (crochet)"
44 Infant's Afghan,
1
fl
$3
a
a
a
a
" Crochet Shawl, 3
Croohet Tidy, 1
" Bora cushion I
" Knit Afghan, 3
" Shawl, 2
" Tidy, 3
" . " Sofa-cnshlon, 3
" VPorkcd Table Cover,' 3
" " riano J
CLASS Wi." Mt'SLIN WOHR.
Best piece of Cotton Embroidery, , 12
" ' 8ll,':i i 1
" Einnroldcred Jn'if fo Night Dress, 2
" Bmld6d and crnbroided Yoke for Night
Dress, , 2
' Embroidered band find sleeves of under
garments 3
" Braided nnd cm'Hoidnd band and sleeves
of nnder pnrments, 2
" Variety of Tutting, 1
" Tatted Sleeves nnd Band, 1
" Vnrletv Scwlne Machine worP, 2
" Child's Dress, 2
" Piece of Tucklug, I
" Cording, 1
" Child's dre, home-made, t
" Collar nnd Cuffs, " i
" Shirt " 1
" Embroidered Handkcrelilef, t
" Display of Embroidery, 1
CLASS 20. FANCY.
Best display of wax flowers, (f2
" Display of Tvax fruit, " 2
" Oinumeiital Shell work, f:
" Display of bead Work,, "
Largest nnd best dlsi'lay of Fancy Work, 2
Best Hair Flowers, 3
" Seed work, 2
" Display of Millinery goods, 3
CLASS 27. CAKES, ItREAIi, AC.
Best home-made bread, $1
" Baker's bread, 1
' Pound Cuke, I
" 8iong " 1
" Fruit " I
" dellv " 1
" Lady " I
" Dover " I
" Madison " ''
" Gold " 1
" Silvrr 7
" Ginger " 1
" Sugar " 1
" Macaroooii.'', t
" Jumbles, 1
" Bisi uit, 1
" Husk, I
Best other fancy cake eaeh kind, I
' Display of Confectionery, 1
class 2S. PlinSKIlVffS.
Itest preserved SI raw berries, $r.
' ' ilntnrei?. ?
" " Plums,
" " Pesehe-,
u rears.
" " Pine Appli r,
41 44 Tonifttoes,
44 41 ("rati Appie,
14 44 Cherries,
4- Canned Fruit of each variety,
Itest utler preserves, each kind,
class 111. .iklli us.
Best Currant Jeitey,
44 iulnee '
44 Ksspherry 44
44 llbi'-klieriy 1
44 Apple -4
44 C.tll foot -4
44 I'liiin 41
44 Grape
I
I
1
I
1
tl
1
i
r
i
i
All eompetora for Premiums In Classes ttj und 2U
arc rrquested to exhibit not U'js thauul.nlf ilnt
nt u hue iiass.
CLASS CO. I'M KLKS, Kr.
Best Apple Butter,
' Puaeh ' 1
ii l',..lr '.i t j
44 U'liaee, 44 1
14 Pickled Ciicunihrrs, 1
4I. 44 Peppers i
44 44 Tomatoes, '
14 14 CantelopCrt,
4 14 Walnuts,
14 44 Peaeheo,
14 44 Plums,'
14 44 Mixed Plrkies,
44 Tomato Cutsup,
44 Walnut '
' Oysters, rirkled,
44 Sample A)ider X'tiieirur,
44 Spiced fruit or vegetables each kind,
CLASS 31. KLOWI'llS.
Hcst cnllcetioDS of Flowers, owned by the prison
present.
Greatest variety of Dahlias,
Greatest variety if Hoses,
Oreatee' viu tety of Verbcnasv
Hest colleriiou of U.'iu'ati Astprs,
" and Rreatest varieties of Pal
44 eollectiori of Greeuliotls. i'lants, owned bv
i
1
I
1
1
one person. ... X
44 Floral Unmincilt, 1
44 H.-iDd-lioquet. 1
For the most beatiful arranged basket of flowers, t
Best ltaiiffin? b-iskct i-rowtntr plHuts, 1
Best rustle stand with growing plants, 1
CLASS 32. MISCLI.LANEOCS.
Best display of Relicts and Curiosities, $5
T'uder this heid all articles of merit w hich have
not Iteen provided for in any of tne above eia.ises
will he entered iu I h Is class, and relerred to a com
mittee to award such premiums n they may think
projier.
RACING.
1ST. HAT. NO. 1.
For Horses under ft years, owned iu North'd, Co.,
thirty days prior to Oct. 7th, 1S73, Pursc?100.
First ll'orse. Mo
Second Horse, f'J5
Third 11,11-1,,-, $10
Not le.-s tiian 5 horses to ceter, and 3 to start.
Vll INd back. no. 2.
First Hers-'.
$3.'
jfl."'
i Second Horse,; ...
. Thne to eiuei', it It u 2 si.nt.
i 2m. DAY. NO.
For Horses owned in Northumberland, Union .
Snyder and Dauphin counties, with no record
better than 62.iJ. Purse f l.VI.
Fastest. Ilerse, $icr-'
Second Horse, f3!
Third Horse, 15'
Five to enter, nnd 3 to stari".
lU'NNINU KACK. t. i "M ll.T. $r0
First Horse, tV:
Second Horse, (IZ
Three to ci.ter, 2 to start.
KAl'INll. 2nu n.iv. no. 5.
Double team trot, Purse $75.
Best Team, "(!'
Second Ilest Team, $2";
Three to enter, 2 to stun. The above, teams to
be owiied In this county.
3lll. I1AV. NO. fi. I'l'KSE ?204l.
Open to ull Horses owned in Northumberland,
Union, Snyd"! uud D:'lipi;!u lounlicg.
Wirst Horse $12.'j
Second Horse e7l'
Third Horse 2:".
Five to cuter, and 3 to start.
3uo. i.u. so. 7. I'fissE $7.i.
Opi-u to all trotting Horses, 5 to to cuter, mu'
3 to start.
Best walking Horse 1 Mile $10
Ladies' E'pietrianistn Premium $10
Fool Race mile 3 to enter.., l'reiniiim
conditions;
All tho nhore trotting raci.-s tsf j' i;:".le heats,
best 3 hi 5 in b'trhee,i. Entranse" r'eo 10 per
cent, of purse and must accompany nomination
in all cases. Entries must be inado ut tho olliec.
of the Secretary by 10 o'clock, a. iu.,of each day.
A horse distancing the held, or a part thereof
slni',1 be entitled to i lie tiist premium only.
Heuls lu each day's ruces may be trotted alter
nately. Tko distance shall bo one hundred' yards. A
horse, w ill not be allowed to compete lor more
lliuu one premium, except iu races No. 3, 0 and
7.
MERCHANDISE DEPARTM ENT.
Best display cf Dry Goods
44 4 4 44 Groceries ft
44 41 14 Boots and Slireo'....;. &
44 41 44 Jewelry 5
41 41 44 Ciolliiiif 5
4 44 Ml.lli.iiv Goods ft
" " Hardware 5
" 44 " Confectionary 5
" 4 Drugs and Chemicals S
4' Qmeim.iiL' ft
44 Coal f.
."SICAL DEPARTMENT.
Best Hand of Vusic '.....' SO1'
Snd Best Bands of Music fSC
Sdrd Best Band M' Mils:"' $10
Bunds compel, V lor Premium must lVport to
the Secretary on or before Wednesday On. hth,
aud be lu uttendunc Wednesday nnd Thursday,
nud ere subject to liv couirol of the Chief MaV
sh.il. STEAM FIifK ENGINES.
Best Etcaui Flro Eugluo, Premium 2'r'
Eugluo throwing wat. r the greatest d'nneo
through 1 liuli noy.zel sbajl be entitled lo ihe
pruiuium. Exhibilu-u ul 11 v'el.ik, u. ui., Oct.
bth on the Fulr (irounds.
MILIT.ll
Best drilled and equipped comiVny of not less
than 30 men. premium. 'j.r.
Exercise aud iuspct lion ul lo o'l, k, a. in.
There will be a Gram! Mililurv i'Vl Kln-min"i
Paiaile at 10 oVlock, Oct. Mb. ,