ScEsrstt CGmft Asncnltarzl Society.;
JOSIAH HOWKY.Preei'ieiil.
WltAJAM ) rUtAS, Y-e Prc.si.lcBl.
E. M. SCH10 JKff iiij, .
C. H. HAKKISN.O r. het-n-tar).
.1.1 tK KXXU'l't Treasurer.
JtlSlAHMIAFFF.il. Marshal- ;
A C IAV1S. Sapirinteiv.ctit.
H. U BAKU, k W- H. VUJM V. A.iii..r.
- - -
KNTKltS AXDTKKMS.
I ci-liiMi.V msft tveonie li'-cin-
I lie lfTTi
l..r ..I tt.e satiety. "
. '.. ,.-,.-o,iaB.fi.lrw;t.reie "..'"
. : V..,'.,i,.-fnr,,! I.TlI.e fMMl-. All r.l;
He. and animal, in oti' I
j- ir. s..k (.. ra.t ' .
IjUl l-3-l! I'' Tr.m ! l"m
inreiU r
.TTiS'
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liiDt inmuE- n"-
a lii-t .1 ru .
1 . lert-fcrttlieirtiatnen crre Mi
the lkt. ti'l i" prveiit it. ay.
: .... .... .1 ;t.it.t l.-.tn bwn'.llt.rf
Vii-it-T.- an'
am
. . - . .,11 rutre on sue
en.i'-l I'-a. 11. e ,1.1- ... .i.u-l
ti.meerb.-U .ay iito-U ;
"1 ..( tl b..t .!.y el .He '..rt ':
ine o.uer. nr..r
.jU.-te.l I . rive tltucl? no: '
tl.ut j uI.ik u .li. e can 1 iti'eu.
, ihe beer -ury.
AWAl.WN'1 tVMMIirfKN.
yeinern AirnHil. '-wiii-'e. w.ll r -'.
. , .i.s-inMlo'knii-l iuf;ru-ti..i. at ..i.f
bi,WltlH"'l that en. I. ..tie I tlu.-tu: I ,
iV-ltii at tile Mu.! .la liame.1.
Jlv will ar.-i I ail .-Hi"-!..!,. ..ra.t Je.
TTaj" li-'-"" nm'e.inll tie- Ui-.r...t the o't. cr.-.'"'-.
J a-!1 will . -tr.' fV .rti-i
i--'a2L bp!"- in tti'ir.l.'ob 1' " " :
n,u lr,-:un.J tb- !ai1...r..
ea a ..vartnient - the J-n-- -
tl.e a.Ar.; are cm I, t-l. A. r .1.. ' :
;..el,lil..b-r-et.el.-.'l..ii.ir ni.- : l.cl ri.
:;iu,r ir,: i-ti.iuui : i.iue r,:.l. 11 t-r s-.iei !"-
.thiUIii.
Al'MISSluN.
T,., f..r tae;-stbip::i tumX.e.l by '
!.i'ewbvip. ':? Ai Z'-
Ml -le na- :k ki t -4, ,
Altaic a.lID.(.l.lllt1""lrc,'
LISTOrrilKMUMS. !
lll.l'AJiTMl-M
I H('I.-1.' -I i:At "ill! j
li"
LS.
. tlur.Kili breil til.
lil-I..
j:e.
uatile Ul'.l"ri.
i l IK--S ua-Jie 'sl::..n,
lie.t innit y-ir-4-j.
.. i.t. ti-iiroi l.
one year kM,
t'lekll'JteU
jl lt -uekiii- O.K.
Ki.-t wv. -I mare.
1M ,: W'. mure,
l.em .irait b..r.e er niarr:.
three (ear i.l-l mar::.
tw.iyeari.il marc.
one i-eur ut.l mare.
1.1I1UT H'ltifrJ.
lb-51 :::!i-.n.
-j t ite-i eiaili-.n.
j;--..-t thr-eear..l-l.
- t...vt-.ir-l-l.
one year .-V!.
u.-kiiiK ei It.
jx t SI1.. KIIIX e-.it.
lie-t ,air1rait li.ncs or uur .
" mat'-hteani.
" .alkm Iioiko or uiip-.
ItUTIIHti
TrottthK
K HI I
a u.. ;
e IM t
rn.--i
i.' I
. tri) i
b ii-j .
K. ll i
m
; 1 bent tr.itt.i-K.
HTe trottnm t" e" " "
I.. enl r. and three
er en'.ki-y n..t Utp
!:iirt. Liitr.in.-e ;
!.T tr..uiiir. running uil waikiutr jircniiuii.r t-j
ica Jr rent. l purse.
Tl IWi KS. A. '. Itavi. Su-r1nt. li b :it. t '.
Hi.in. lireen ki. Kmir. frank lai?''.
W alker. J.ii.n K.t, NaU t!- Ji
fi-iintek.
HKI'AUTlIhXT II. ATTL1-.
K. I ull with.iut n-Kiinl f.ibree.l -1
-.l I--.' bull Willi .ut r Kr.l to nn-t- l
.... 1. 1-1 ii .-li l.out r.-i::r.l Pi I'l'ei-o.
IS.-: Dili, wllle.ut reijar.1 to breed.
twii
vei-r .! "r le's.
-t ii,t bulL uitn.-ut r.-s.t 1 1
i l-roe !
t i
tearubJ ut K-es.
Iteft lalUe.it.
-J l bejt bU otlt,
JA tHct CM.
ii.m Ueiier.
-J I ll tieilerCao,
liert Ur.
il lK.lU3TCail,
jriblKS Henrv I.t.ir. Supt..
Juniith.n liBl.l.Lftinin Mill.-r
.er Jacob Ulilt'liaS. Al. Htsweek
C. i
a til
C. i.
ltil .-i Meyer.
a-.autl io-.-k-
I.EPAKTMLNTUI
SW1XF.
IS ; b'Hirof any bree.l.
-.i ia-ttiMrol any lirce-t.
Jlert b l. rki.ire b.?.
... lK-t lt IterkKlure b.u.
i;.-,t lot t'Utvt-r bo.
J I lfl lit ..I t-'lies a-r b'ff.
le-st ..l natire h.-u:!.
' U-rt brwlma '"W. with "" '" 1''-"
;i lKt breisbiii; si, with not b ti pin
Sit t liosr.
1 1 KP A li! M KX T 1 V . ! H K hi '.
lief. Iwll.
21 U-st Im-.k.
l;ct en t heeo. u-it lee tuiin ...
A
SS Oil
j on
a no
M MI ItCil Oi rllCep. Hoi le-e tiiao
'.mt iK-n ol lata 1st. not lev than
u iu'.i-ri V. ilie two ilei.artraent
r.Ue.
a. 1.... itun.li.rt- Jai. (Jl.-ner. J. i!. H.iv.
vni HeiubaUKh. Jereniiaii Pile. 11-nry i-enr.sl.
HKPAKTM KS r Y. I't 1 I-TK Y
IV; diaplay of TBrk-ti1 .
pair .it Taraeyn,
- iuni beavict Tcik.-y.
- patrol jrw-se,
display ol ilu.-k.,
pair ol 1 ks.
' cts.pol Chj. kenf. not !en than .x.
M l.t e.iiot chickens, not lew than "i-V.
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1 in
J Ml
1
l.airof s'hin ehi. ken
idirot dark brahluaa.
pairof Inriit brahiiia,
sitr white laiysi black rit.itiii:.
" iirw hite ieifhornii.
" pair eresteii p'lan b,
pair ;lver finuleil lutuil. atn.
- pairhoti.lura.
' w air ..rktnri",
--' 1-iti.-bantams
i.iue rtst itaiue.
" laiia re-,1 br. anleU a.ini.-,
pyte ;anie.
' earl i.y uatnc,
" iir t.wlp..
- pniriuw.ea b.wlf. whie.
e..leetlmi ol ptireon n .1 li-"-th.n)
... au.l irreatesl ariely ol i.-wi ... a
ecrli.tiou
3 110
,-aire ol canary bir.l.
-waiteof inof kini bint,
-' .ie of re.l hinl,
" ta,e of yellow bird", -
'. 5-at .of rabt.iU. ;
Ai pak .kt uray or Mark squirrels
' t.. -v
Jl'IailA.-Wra. II. l'latt. Siiiierinteielerr..
bni.b .1. Hrailier. Solomon Sny.'.iT, Normal, t 'ia
ru.-r. Saluuel tstutU. John K. ls.f -i.
lil.PAKTMi:XT
YL
-n.at sain.b- ll-.ur.
tket aaui le tl-.ur,
:il test satti.le th-nr.
Hrt ..-in.t.h- rye It. .nr.
IM laaa fionplo rye tl..ur.
ii.-m iaal.ie ei.ni meal.
--J- let SMi.lee..m meal,
liest iiatHlA.' buekwheal.
Ii lfl mihi- l.u. kwii-iil,
lt't natiiple wheat,
2 I Vft sample wtieat.
..i it sample wheal,
ili'Ht iialnple ivm eu ears,
Xl Is', sam. le ei.ru on car.
-. I I- t sample c.n on ea r-..
!. t sample rye.
J.I lat .aauph- rye.
.vl li1! aatajae r; ,
Vlet MmiSeoats.
l best c:nple ..at.
Bwl sample bweicwheat.
-M tet aauipie tsarkwheat.
Hv:tjniil.le elover aeeil.
Z.A l-vkt sample elrn-t eftst.
fleet swiple liniothT see.1.
I'l Weal aniple tiiis.thy aiil.
!-!" saia.ste tlax a.d.
le-t aatwpl.- Ilax ee-l.
Ibt savtie wheat In-Mieat.
..1 la-st sainiae w heat in sheaf.
It sample rye in shea!.
-A l-t amtJipl'erye in heaf.
Ha.' -ample oati. In rheat.
-Jl bet sample .-atf in fheat.
Jl'lMJKS John Kn .hie. .'oral- M-.wry
Wintw". O. 11. Miller. Ja.-..i. M. Walter,
lluiatisl.
aiKPARTMKNT Ylt. IHKiTS J.ltl) VP.
1 oo
A.
I ...
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!l oa
'. it.
A.
1 or ;it Hi-i 1.1
,. t J'llll!.-- i He. U".
ili.-n n;Ut Ic-iv ' w "
ttlt. - p. All etttrie- MI.ty
.-7ir. -. - K,t,li i:.,r.ar,- :. .t
,o..,te,ll..m..kellft ! ru .. -f. ..r.i r
A.,
A.
2a"'
2 !
A.
2 i I
A.
In I
A. I
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2 u '
A.
2 if.
A.
John
1 1. v i.i
ETA
lil.K.
JLlrif 'st M lst "ii'piay el e- ial-les by
an ehil.t.".
Btl tlifpiay M is'tato.'-. n-4 le than va-
ruetlef u'.ie-torlb lalrhel ol each,
Z ' t ilo.
Jte rtie-4iail bushel early r fe.
tbnlnei:.
4 Ol
2 On
Harris, li.
Peaehl.oie.
I-,eeriet.
liarnets.
H. Jtlu.
any .4tier urii'ty
Tumitw,
t inl-rti.-,
Ked he-".
Sua-ar Is-tr. A.
Carrots. A.
Parsnip. A.
Sweet tat.a.'a. 1 is)
ura.Ui.he, i."
Kohlrahl. M
.wi. oue-lialt .1 -
" Kutalaiza t'
Ueot .. unlay ol cabliro, aot lew tbanhe.l 2 i
2.1 iKWt
aiest beJ of eabbaiie.
1 o
1 on
- ib'iaay ol eiiir pl.tm nn less man . ev
- ooo-hatt iiox'ti stalks celery. .V
- s;w.imil 1 kale.
ilolen ears of p"p-Com. j.'
Hearieat iHinii-lAn, 1 n
heaviest inimkin. A;
Itest ooe-ball tloren a. asiie. T.i
ileal peek of tmiaiic. 1 '
-I beti. 1 ,!U
&tK. finale tomato. s)
tlLspuy .t varielie" ot i- ni-1-...es. p.:
ii.jT.en ot each.
X 1 beat d ,
iieat tcai-l lima beau.
2 IV
1 in
1 ;w
31 iI.l
Jiesl white bruin one peek. T.--
BUXed be otoe js
" .1..e. cttiaifAbcr, tsl
ibrrer pe.-er, ")
- etululwer, t
JI lKiES Ueorre C. Uchty. Slip!.. A P.
Ib-acbler. Jacai frltel.Ii.lu. "Samuel P. Millir.
.I.ilin Baker, John ijirotl.li. 1 Buechly, J-ct, P.
lalebty.
IKPAr.TMEST YUi. OKCHAKH.
1"4' isneral dleiilay ol fruit by fiujjle e.
liiWlor.
jSwi ilKplay of apples. Correctly naiad
i name to tie attae..htxl ),
13(7 best tlo.
feed doxea balJwuu,
pinn-a-ki.
- raHC.i,
.'...m,
wvfc ti. Oirt Iht,
M null.teus t!u.-ll,
!-Ul'l,
lars-a'ter sweet,
krm-uiMC.
.It1!-!. it per err eet p r.it.e-l.
1
1 ou
1
1 uo
1 m
1 kl
1 "0
1 VI
2 111
I .
1 MO
S tl.l
! l-.-.-t .li-(.nv nl lies.
It.-! !l"-i.i -:v-llccirr'rilToiHe.t.
; i! l.r-t "
! II l -in i-unehc of ktx nr.y rarirlr.
i -J. l-t .1...
: lle-i .ii-!sv l.( pltim.
! - ili-pia -l HHHMT.
' Jl lxi llor.rr F. ScheM. Herman
'-r. APfi Will.. !l' II. Hiek. lie-rtfC
Z Kit
iw
A.
1 11
1 (4
Vor., fvktliz. William Vaurcr. Lillian Mfli'rr,
An-'y ' r- " Khuado, Jtiew.
1'hFAKTMLNT IX l'U iV ISK X.S.
i-
I nr. lf i rint butter,
i i un i"in: butir.
44 ni
3 '
::1 U : 1. unM-vr"u butter.
i:h W t riri.'p ;rint butii-r.
.id If-t 1- uifif print butler.
2 Oil
J IV
A.
A
- 1 f : li I- -t
' -ni-1.- print i-eiter.
: T:it..e -ni.il I'Uiii r.
; Uitt'.T.
1
4
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1
li. -t .itl.j.!.- l-.Hi.--l CI l'T.
lt. -t rur. .1 tiahi.
ii. rur.ii Ik--i 1.
I;.- iii- l:-r -.t .Irie-I Iruil.
lSe - '!ri'-l 'I'l l'-.
I-..--I I.. - I. -irie-1 t'.-.e !ili.
1 i.i
1 Vl
1 i"
H.--I 1 niv; ur'.e l elierri. an.l other fruit ,
.-t .ju irl vineanr. J;
Hi-.-t L'u'i-i. a.lehu:ter.
l!c. paiiil.ie -t p:'1li Lutter.
,1, . i,r. W. l-it'.-ti. J. K Waller. 1'eti
v ll:.v Alex, lien Wm. S. M-.ir.iM
K litter. .1. li. M
A. lirulak r.
Milieu, hi.hr.iiin Milur. I'ani. I
I) LI' A KT V. LXT X.-M AM t At'TI'K -S.
Ii. t ll-'U' le Set I'-irtK !..
eliii. e l l.:in-.-.
$Z Mi
1 l"
li ...
1 mi
1 (.
2 il
1 IK)
- fi
i:i ! an.l iTl'iie,
hi" f.i.i.lif,
e-llnr.
one. I. .1! .!. . :t!t fkl'lH.
S -1 ' " -I.- leather,
r. .i !.-' Itariiep,
ti.ur !-.!.
).Hir l-r.-' o.t.
I .ii r 1 1-; !.
li-; l:-y .-! tnrriiti.
1 . ::ii. ii -arw-TiTer a-jrk.
-.-ettn u an kltl-l,
:.'ki-.ii.
c" h.i.ir iit-'te.
1 .iu
:t in.
J nu
1 is-
2 (ni
1 l'i
1 w
1 i"
1 111
1 I.'
1
1 li.
1 (:
1 i.i.
ll.Tlli fi'.ve.
i-:il.iuet ..rk.
h e rn 1 r.lu?,
lit i-r-" 'in?,
ii l-r- k.
lire I re k.
Iiine."t"iie,
lii.tl ..re.
l.re - lay.
1 1 lue,
e..-.l.
e..:tl in lumpJ,
-P. l ulls -rjer. John Sl:.hl. II.
IM. Ilalter. John W..y, M.
1
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ver. II
I U-r. 1.
P. Sha- 1
V. S-
oi
-lit.
II. NT XI. AilKIC't I.TVKAL IM
ri.KMh.NTS. 1 1.K1
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raole.
axe.
.Ili j.hiy ii
hop
horse tlna; 11 liif.
s-,.J:ii
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t.inbl:
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ir.ii v..i
1 i-ol.
1 u:tt r W"i:c.
sample tiTittare.
w-r-l. u ware,
J lior-e Wa.'ti,
j I.oim p-,.rin- w:iy..n.
I Iioim" i-i-rltisc .ii;'.!,
J h . r.irri-.Le.
1 !"th- earri.i.
1 u.
I 0:1
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t-p
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J ".i i
2 .'.-) -
."Hike.
-l.-iLli.
. h-.rse fie. I,
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J !-!.!-. -John Shall. :
ii M)
2 in
.ima. l Weyan l. II. V:i iW
litlti.l. .lalr.e t'rii htlel.l.
r, n.J. . I!.ll. W Ml.
.1. . S. hro- w. 1 i.ivi l I'Ue. li. .1. Miller. Jtmi-h
Pile, John lb l:ier.
dkpaktmkxt xir. -plants and
FLOWF-US.
Ib-st collei
2d liest do
tb.u f ;:'ants.
2 0.1
1 00
1 0U
1 U0
llest cii'.lei tioti of geranium.,
2.1 lu st !..,
I'.est coiiectiou of rose-bushes,
do lianping-basket of plants and Mow
1 00
.V
oO
1 on
.10
sit
1 DO
ers,
21 lies: do,
lb st loiia,;!- plant,
do plant in bloom,
do display in Mraw-riowers,
do loqiif t of cut rlowers,
do wreath of tlowcrs,
do best linral desipn whether
! In-art. tir wreath. 2 (Hi
,..,1
1 lt i!o, 1 00
! lb'st t-olitu-tioii of dahlias, .5
Ik) t
do basket of cut tlowcrs. .HI
do d. splay of plants or flowers in pots,
boijuets bv a farmer's daughter, 1 ,VI
JriMiKs Mrs. A. J. Colborn, Mis. .1. It
alter, Mrs. J. . Kroner, Miss Sidney
Poatiethwaite, M is Ella Kimmell, Mrs.
Win. i;. Shah r, Supt. John K. 'ocott.
i)i:i'AnT.ii;xT xur. i;i:eai.
liest loaf of bread by tnarr,..4 lady,
.1 lsst do.
ii. W.
C.
t i.st do,
l-.ekt loaf of bread by tiulc buly,
s,
V.
v.
c.
AY.
W.
AY.
C.
r,.
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11.
1!.
It.
P..
P..
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It.
H.
li.
ii!
i.
it.
Y.
2d besi do,
i.1 la'st do,
pest loaf of lm.sn bread, (I .
tin display of pies, find custards, S.
2d la-st tlo,
lb-st biscuit,
Ud la st do.
1-st Jiejht roils,
do l -lly cake,
do iruil cake,
tlo potind cake,
tlo sjs.iipe cake,
do po'.d cake,
do nil ver cake,
do cup cake,
do nut cake,
tlo irin-r cake,
do fancy eako not uaiii d in Schodul",
llest dmih r.tlts,
I'.est tartti,
lb-st rusks,
llest corn starch cakis,
liest var it-t v of ca kcs. S,
i'remi'im for cake by fir! under It will
be awarded at discretion of judcea.
.1 1 DHLs. Aitins W. Knepper, lr. A.
C. liavis, Mrs. Charles Shank, Mra. San
ner Wilson, Mrs. II. F. Knepper, Miss
Annie Scull, Mis. Philip Volleiisberj;er,
Mrs. .losiah Kimmell, Mm. Ir. J. K. Mil
ler. I ill PA KT M KX T X 1 V. ' A X X F.l
FKl'JT.
1 llest i-antii-.l toinat.s.-s,
-;:'2i u-st do,
Y j llest cantiud peaches,
1 v-i ; 2d la-si tlo,
P. AY.
do
do
P.
C.
H.
c.
s. w.
H.
II.
IS.
It.
It.
It.
It.
II.
Ii.
no en
's. AY.
do
P..
It.
11.
li.
P..
11.
il.
It.
li.
A
liest canned apples,
2.1 le st do,
llest canned jH-ars,
P.esT Ciinncd jiltitns,
2.1 la'stdo,
Ucst caniLsl qninces,
li-U cantied olierries,
2 1 lies! do,
lb-st c.tmiet! .-rapes,
do c.anned currants,
do canned strawberries,
do tanned blackberries,
do canned Eooselmrriefi,
do variety of jellies (mtist be
It-red;,
2d best do,
Hint silierian crab jelly,
do curran Jelly,
do
b.
do
do
iU
do
tlo
do
apple jelly,
pear telly,
tolll. Ilo jelly,
plum jelly,
prape jelly,
rtdei ls-rry jelly,
bltukbarry jelly,
variety of .reserves, (niUet lie so
entered, and k.l samph s must
liear the same uuiuber, )
2.1 la st do.
S. AY.
do.
Ii.
II.
H.
li.
Ii.
It.
H.
H.
lb-st preserved pradirs,
tlo prescrvetl sils-rian crab,
tlo
lo
do
do
do
tlo
preserved plums,
preserved cherries,
preserved apples,
preserved Jaars,
pro-M-rved lomatts-s,
other preserves.
H.
t variety of pickles (mast he enter
ed as one lot and samples to l r
the same number,)
2d best do,
llest pickled peaches,
do pickled tomatoes,
tin pickled rucuiuutr,
do mixed 1-ukios,
do pickles, (auy other kind,)
do home-made soap,
2d lit-sl tlo,
'.-1 hard soap, Lome niade,
2.1 liest do,
liest s picetl water mt-loe,
do chow chow.
. AY.
do.
11.
A
To
A. '
P..
t
Ji.
it
do
do
do
tL
do
do
do
tomato catsup,
pickled cabbage,
pickled onions,
t.pieo.1 tomatoe'a, ripe or green each II".
s'licetl beaches It
I ' '
spiced cantcilot.pes
variety spictd iruits,
H.
S. AY.
J. Koos
AY. Pile,
J riKiF.s. H. L. Haer. Mrs. F.
er, M:s Hell Kimmell. Mrs. Geo,
Mrs. C. A. Hrant, Mm. I. A. B.-ubaker,
Mrs. John H. Snyder, Miss Sidney l'ost
Utbwaite, Mrs. Joseph Hraut.
DEPARTMENT XV.-FOiZEIGX
MANLFACTFUE.
Can be entered f ir exhibition bat no
awards given.
DEPARTMENT XVI. DOMESTIC
MANl' FACTCliES. SEC. A
' Hest pair of bUnkets,
2d liest pair of blankets,
I'd
1 00
. Hest simile blanket. . 1 00
M hints v.? ; ; 1. ...
k'--lf se u- i. : Itc-t b-.; imipb- ' ",
j Hest display of coverlets uot less than j For the most interesting or curious tlis
J ti I (uw ), 3 CO J play of works in Art, Mechanics, or Mana-
l ou 2nd beat display of coverlets, 1 SO ' factures, $5.
: 5.1 liest coverlet, t "0
Hint j yards woolen clotli, 2 00
lid best 5 yards woolen cloth, 1 W
11. I 5 y.irJn liuniextic HaniK'!, 1 SO
L'tl best 5 yards duulcsUe flannel, 1 00
Itert i yards barred linen, 1 M
2l best's yards larred flannel, 1 00
Hest 5 yards tow cloth, 1
IVst 5 yards domentin linen shirting, 1 ".I
i I'd best t vards domestic linen skirting, 7.1
liest S vanl domestic linen sheeting, 1 -"
M liest 5 vanla domestic linen sheeting,
IVst 111 v.irdd cariHt. (all wool)
2 iX)
I'nd 1-esi 10 yards carpet, (all
1!-Ht 10 yards rag cariet,
I'nd U-st 10 yards r(: carpet,
1 (i
2 00
1 00
1 00
M
1 tKI
llest pair pi'Aln lag,
. ., , . . Train bags.
1 ,(it Mn,,,,e f doiuestic tl.rel,
o.j 5 natiiplo domestic thread.
go
; l.etl iunn srcM KiiiK yarn,
.1 best iMiunil of stiM-kiitc yarn,
! !'t pair knit woolen Mockinps,"
i 2.1 l-t t-air knit woolen siockintfa,
so
I 1W-M pair woolen M.K-kinps knit liy
I yirl under II,
1 Ib-sl iiir ceiils half hose, J"
j Ib-st i,iir mittens, -0
! liest pair linen sheets domestic man. 1 00
l'.. st limne-made shirt, muslin orluiBU, 1 00
' llest hotiie-iiiadu pliirt, woolen,
: I'.et t.:iir u-oolen ilrawcrs.
I o
SO
' llt hoini-inade table i-over, linen, 1
III) I
d Is rt boiii-in:du table cover linen.
Ml
P.est half .zen domestic towels, 1 0:1
2d lx't liaif dozen domestic towels, .r0
1: st tiy brttsl), 1 00
SK". II. MANUKACTIRHRS' PK
PAKTMKNT l'"K (ilJODS 1AIK
I N Y A CT K I Et ONLY.
P.est pair blunlcets,
r.
1 1.
i.
i.
i.
i.
v.
o.
i.
i.
i.
n.
n.
n.
ihi
1 00
2 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
2 UO
1 Itest pair blankets.
1 Jt piet w wden carpet.
1 lN-st piece wtHilen cirpet,
I Kest jii--e rap ca'Jiet,
! 2d b-st piece rag carpet,
i I'.est coverlet,
' 2-1 best coverlet,
; l'.est piece woolen cloth,
2.1 best piece woolen clotli,
j P.. st piece plain dress goods,
' 2d best piece plain ilr. ss c's
a Is,
i lSest P yards cassimere,
21 best in yards cassimere,
j liest 10 yards satinet,
2.1 best 10 yards satinet,
! le st 10 yards jeans,
2d best 10 yards jeans,
I lb-st 2 pounds st.H-kiiiji yarn,
2.1 best 2 poiltida KtockiUK yarn,
! l'est displar of v.irn, assorted colors,
I Jt ixir.s. S. A. Pliilson, Jerc. I.isti n
iJ.is. pht'. Lii-hty, Vm. tiiilespie, Francis
1 J. Countryman, Levi llriilitli, Lewis A.
! Turner, Frank O. Livengood, Frank 1.
i Spunkier, John Knalile.
j ik.!'Ai:tmf.nt xyii.-i.ames'
i YOKK. SEC. A.
j P.est white quilt, quilted,
S. Y.
do
do
do
do
O. V.
do
2d best while quilt, quilted,
liesl pieced qui.t, quilted
I 2d best pieced quilt, quilted,
! Host, calico quilt, quilted,
2 1 1 est calico quilt, quilted,
I'.esr calico quilt, unquilted,
Itest lo cabin quilt,
: 21 best 1 cabin quilt,
' lies! worsted quilt,
21 l-t Worsted quilt,
l'.-st comfort,
2.1 la st comfort.
K. Y.
fi. AY.
S. Y.
G. Yy'.
llest cradle quilt,
2.1 lest cradle quiit,
S.
Y.
II.
S. Y.
' I'.est tjuilt made by cill tinder 11,
i 2.1 bi'i-t qui.
made by girl ntnler 14, (1
YY.
SECTION- r..
llest cotton i liair tidy,
S.
Y.
, j-ll.fi.tda.
I ll.-st woolen i-Iinir tidy,
I 2d U-st do,
! Itest thread tidy,
2,1 best do,
I'.est piece ornatneiital
n.
S. Y.
n.
K. Y.
i. Y.
needle work,
S. AY.
! ativ artn li
llest display or ornamental need.e
work, do
Host specimen ornamental la-ad work, do
llest specimen embroidery raised work
(wool), do
2.1 best do, G. Y
lb-st s's-riint-ii ctnl.roidi-rv raised work
(silk), " S. AT.
2.1 best tlo, O.
llest piece ornamental braid work, S. AY
I'.est embroidered ottoman cover,
2d best do,
P.est chair cushion,
liest sola cushion,
liest knitting in silk,
IU.: fcuittini' iu thread,
liest pill c-Usllii.U
2.1 do,
liest pin cushion, (bead work,)
2.1 liest do,
liest tcttinu collar,
do tettinp; edyinir,
do crochet "edpti).',
2d la st do,
liest display of book-mailis,
I'd best do,
llest sampler,
do set bureau mats,
2.1 best do,
Itest .et wash-stand mats,
2.1 best do.
Itest. lamp-mat,
L'.l best do,
Itest ladies dress,
2d best do,
liest infants dress,
2d Ix-st do,
liest woman's apron,
do child's apron,
do infant's sacqite,
-d best do,
liest display of bonnets,
2d liest uo,
llest tine shirt,
2d best do,
liest chemise,
2d b"stdo,
Hist ladies nightdress,
2d best do,
iieat infant's sticks,
do worsted shawl,
2d best do,
llest hus-tae-tigiit,
2.1 best do,
lb st larpe af";lian,
2.1 lie. t tlo.
C.. AY.
do
S. Y.
d)
do
do
".
Ii
'-.
11.
C.
c.
c.
Ii.
S. AY.
It.
II.
. V,
B.
S. AY.
It.
G. Y.
P..
S. AY.
S. AY.
Hook.
S. AY.
P.-
H.
1 00
f.0
S. AY.
S. W.
Hook.
C.
Hook.
C.
Hook.
S. AY.
li.
P. AY.
C.
G. AY.
It.
it.
C. AV.
S. AY.
;. AV.
S. AY.
It.
S. AV.
H.
S. AT.
P..
H.
P.
P.
li. st smail afhan,
n U-st do,
liest loot-illgj
2.1 best do,
Hest foot-rug by girl tinder l'l,
2d Is-st do,
liest woolen scarf,
,M best do,
lb-st moitj card,
2d best do,
-l b'st do, "
giiL'TIOX V,
liest display by sewing
less than 12 .ir'.i. !. ,
2d best tlo,
3.1 liest do,
society, (not
4 00
3 (Hi
2 00
1 CO
4tli la'St do,
.Iud"e of Section C, will be appointed
after the fair.
di-IKiES-AIrs. John II. Uhl, MissXelly
Anketiy, Miss Liz Kooser, Mrs. AY. C.
Knnntj", Mrs. J. K. Miller, Sfrs. Cyrus
! Movers and L. C. Colborn, Stipt,
KXPI.ANATIOX. H means that the
preiiiiiim will be an article worth SO cents ;
C means that the premium will
lm worth
cents.
I )E PA HTM KXT X Y 1 1 !. M I SCKI.I.A
XEOL'S. B-st plan for cottage house, I),
do specimen of marble woik, home.
made, $i l0
do sM-cimen of iil paiutinc. 2 00
do specimen of graining, 2 00
do panel door, 1 00
do sample of stone-ware, 2 00
do samoln of earthen-ware, 1 CO
do oil painting (mtist bo painted by a
resident of Conaty,) 3
2d la st do, 1 K)
li.att pi-ncii or ink drawing, 2 Oil
do collection of shells, 2 M
tio sjiecimcn of nhell-work, 1 1)0
do disnlav of wax-rlowers, (must b
mad.; bv exhibitor,) 3 Oil
2d best tlo, 2 50
llest ornamental design iu ttai, 2 00
lo sH-ciiucn of hair-work, 2 00
2d best do, 1 O'l
Hest display of natural curiosities, 2 00
io disnlav of foreign curiosities, 2 00
uo display of fossils, tietrilications
Arc, ' 3 00
do coral tree, (artificial.) 7."
tlo hanging basket, tlo, 73 .
do displav of photographs, 2 on
2d liest do," 1 00
Hest display of tin tyres, 1 "0 I
do rhrotno, 2 00
do display of pictures, 3 00
do display ol pictures, (ot any Kind,)
Jtrs-Ii., Ed. Kieman, U.
Miller, A. Frank dohu, Ir. J. K. Miller,
Ir. Jos. Covode, Silas Cable, Chares A.
,' j Hefitey, I)r. 11. Ilrubaker and Joseph
Jirutj.iker anil joseou
,, Stull.
FOi i KACE, ETC.
losiah Siiafcr, Superintendent.
rtyOT lack. nan miie neaia, oes. two
in three. Five to CDtrr, three to stait. En
trance fee, J perfect, of pjemivm. Premi.-
lt i nm lor ursi ; si ior seconu, anu lor
j' I third.
it' Apple Picking Match. Fifty apples
to l Vi 'bre-e feet apart, in an many
1 rows as there are contestants. Each con-
- . . . ...... . . 1 L..I., M A .t.A . 1
. e- . .i o i . . . e . iwin, aw.. v 1110 ... i
commence picking'np the apples, one
"go
a: a time, and ileisisitinz each one sepa
rately in the basket, which shall remain
! stationary ; and the first to get them put)
in the basket to receive Sa; the second SJ,
j and the third S2. Two or more contestants.
! Sack Hack. Contest on driving coarse,
I from distance pole to judges' stand. Single
: contest. Five to enter, three to start. En
I trance fee 10 per cent, of premium. Premi
i nm, flo 5 tor first ; 3 for second, and S2
, for third.
i JtLisnpoLD Wheeling. Best out of
! three trials. Ten to enter, seven to con-
iesi. r.uirance ee io per ceni. ot premium.
Premium, $10 for Umt, SO for second, and
! M for third
rreruinm In fi paid by tlm rM''tJ,"''!,
1'roeession of stuck n 2d lay at J.'.j
o'clock, P. M.
Walking match on 3rd day at I o'clock,
l M.
Kimning race immediately after Grand
Tournament, at 2'; o'clock P.
Trotting race on 4th day at 1 o'clock
P. M.
I tor.
It in an olil ajiop lhat "luventors
arc always poor," nnd tbotigb, tf
course, there arc potable excejitioDS,
Mill the proverb ia true.
The inventor ia a man who lives
! upon hope. lie is always exectinfr
j something. lie is iu the chronic
s.ate 01 expecting .someiuing ioiuru
! ub,'' like the illustrious Mr. Mieaw-
her.
"le rides his bobby continually.
Whatever bis ititu may be, cousiwtent
or ineunai.-leDt, be bliika to it with
fidelity.
He talks of nothing else to the new
fiieuds wh.j for ibtere.-t or out of
j friendship synipatlnze with him, and
be fully believes iheiu wben tbey
assure him that his iuveutiuu will
make a mi'lionaire of him and bo the
invention of the ace.
Every ceu. that can be t-pated
from the actual neceshities "f bviog
g.s to "rfect bis idea."
His children's bboes are out at the
toes, atd Ibey have no cloaks to fliel -
ter them as tbey go to ;
their father consoles ibt in
L-hool, but !
ant uiUi -
seil by the oft-repealed assurance
that when his patent is grauted they
shall dress in velvets and French
tiila. A. Silinger swore that previous id
His wifo gets one calico dress a; the election last Autumn iu militaiy
year, and chafes at her ill luck, and Companies were rgaoized in Ab.-r-wiebes
the had married Mr. l'ullion, deen, (one i f infantry and ' ue of
who wanted her ouce and whose wife ! artillery,) r. r ibe openly-avowed
fairlv rolls in silks and satins. ! purpose of controlling the election.
1 . i . i w . t -II
Sometimes the iaventor struggles
nn vear atter vear wiihout anv liefi-
nite re.-u!t. Others, wi'.h more I next to the store of the witness . uud not the day to vote ; to go home and
itn.nev to push the ibirig, may seize I often, in conversation, bulb the Cap-jron.e back to-morrow: that tbey
upon L:.a Iradicg idea and patent it ' a,"l na n.bers of the company Uhould not lx allowed to rote here to
More he has a chance to work it up, told him that they intended to carry j day.
ami in cine cases out of ten his pat-; the election, no mailer how, even ifj This eloiinence did not have that
ent is refused wben armlicatiou is! tbey bad to kill a few negroes, but; dissolving influence which some Co(i
ItlU'JC.
Ami tin. littl,. nioiiel which
ha.
com him s,. ivuieh io iiik in sbatie and
forward to Washington is marked
"Kefu-fd " aud stowed awav ou the
shelf in some remote corner of that
vast receptacle c. dcaa hopes,
Parent Oo'u-e.
Indeed, we never enter iis spacious
a:i l musty portals without a feeling
of sadness for as we gaze around
iin;)u the endless distilav of exr.loded
ideas arrang'-d upon these orderlr
shelves, aud in those precise cabinets,
we think of htino-rr children, and
overworked wives and disappointed
nu n, and we fee! thankful that we
have no inventive "vuius whatever,
ire genius
i and shu.ll never
j on account of h
! directum.
have the heartache
opes blighted in lhat
j The world owes much to inventors,
to a.. .eo.-f.,i .o.i.n wo knot- hot dot's
it not, also, owe someihing to those
J who have deen unsuccessful?
1 In many cases thi maa whose
j natne is stamped upon some popular
'. 1 ii
i,.i.o..r n a th.i I fi trittitor u iiiia a- ill 1.41
appropriated the idea of some poorer!
or 'less euergetic man, and bv a little
skilful manipulation brought" it forth
,.orf..o j,l nd .. Oainiol n r.ator.1- nnon
it.
The real inventor, as a genera!
thing does the bard work and some
body else reaps the profit.
l'ut life is life, anil the big fish will
eat up the little ones, we suppose, to
the end of the chapter, l'ut isn't it
raiher hard on the little fish . A. J'.
ll'.Wy.
lie Itida'l Waul Ibe 'Merlptltm.
He was an old maa, and he had a
bit of conductor's pasteboard btuck
iu his hat. He walked into the drug
store and inquired : ''Have you got
any good whisky ?"
"Yes sir,"' replied the gentlemanly
druggist.
' Gimme half a pint ?"
"Have you got a doctor's prescrip
tion V
"o."
"Can't sell it then, tir. Jury ia
ses.-ion; must be stript"
'Where can I get a doctor V sad
ly inquired the aged inebriate.
' I'm a physician sir," winuingly
responded the druggist.
"Catat you give me that what)
yuu call it, 'scnptioo j"'
"We!!, 1 might." And the doctor
wrote out a prescripfiou blank, call
ing for so many ounces of rjuritu
fcrmenli. lie tilled a snug looking
bottle with the article, pasted a label
on it, numbered it to. correspond with
the paper, and presenting in to the
venerable roysterer, remarked in tfce
most business way imaginable: "A
dollar and a half, sir."
"A dollar and a half," grasped nis
astonished customer.
''Aiu'i that pretty Ligh mister?"
"It's our pi ice a duller for the pre
scription, and fifty cents for the med
icine." "Ves, well," siowly replied the
winked old djITer, as be blowly but
toned up the half piut in his overcoat
I pocket. '
I guess, bos., that I don't
'acripiiou. Here's vour
want the
half a dollar," aud he stuck bis topgiie
iu one side of his mouth, winked
ironically at him of the mortar atd
walked out.
Ketrrta llnllla
With the Indian
parted.
Hi-
CiiH.Aiio. August o.j dispatch
Co i ioat received at the military honrl.
quarters, here, says an Indian who
arrived at the Standing Hock agency
no the Missouri river yenierday, re
ports that a severe tight took place
ten ur twelve days since between the
troops and the Indians at a point
uorth of the I'.luck Hills, and that, ibe
losses on both sides were very heavr,
but the troops jeld possession of the
field. The Indians broke into bands
aud di.-persed over the country with
the troops io pursuit.
A ( Uapter of Accident
Sr. Lm is., August '-'7. At a Ke-
J j publican meeting at Raymond, Mout-
!ginerr J. Kansas, last Friday,
i a keg of powder accideuilr exploded
while firiuir a salute. John llatizo
i i -,,
was iostantlr killed, and Joseph Dou-
jsoo. James Sharp and Sylvester
Ki es!ing w ere morally wounded
!Oo the same dar Mrs. Fessenden
and Mrs. Wright were thrown out of
a buggy wjiihj rid'hjr iu I.ouisbtirg,
Kansas, and fciilej.
Those three Chinamen who took
a watermelon borne and .cooked It sar
j that they feel able to Worry aloog on
rice a snort lime louger without fool
ing with any more uew-fangled ar
rangements io the vegetable line.
How melaucbclr the tnoon must
feel wben it has enjoyed ibe fullness
o' prosp eri'.y, to get reduced to the
last quarter.
A modern essayist uetiues gossip
, ,i - f,. j ,, . , -
10 b,e tLe putting- of two and two to-
jgetLer and making five of them."
Read the premium list
POLITICAL.
mm
I
Hf T Crtlnft -
mcnt.
GRAND
JDRIES
' Jordan Whittaker swore that on
Fl UTIIKR TESTIMONY THAT WAS " eleethili dllT in Aberdeen "I MW a
Minr.11 11 v tiif. iixfokii tiltASU ji BY , uuiiiber of itniied men ; among them
now 1.1.CAI. sEi.. ;..i:n.NME.NT ni' Kogeo yk. s, who told is
. - . ! that if wo did not vote lie I)emoerat-
KX DOUSED IX UH'JiB CulXTl . .... 111. . .11
ic ticket we t-hould not vote at all,
I.AMAa's"PARTY..FTIIE C.NTITI -I (ld;f we W80ed difficulty we
Tiox"ATWouK."ir.oTErTiN(iEvi:itv could get it, and that very quick; I
HI MAX IIEI.V(!."
I.
W'AMiixtiTOS, Tbura , Aug. 2T
In my last letter I gave in the few-
(esl WOrds lhat could tell the facts, I
lBe testimony under oalh, ot certain i
opi.a-;tnpao t.f eWtton fmiidit and I
!PiP,.tio,, violence and an election us -
I sansinati.in in T.ou-rwloa fount V Mi.--. .
j which the. ("rand Jurv at Oxford did
! not d ire to act on bv" reason if the
rfciK f ,error that s'iill overawes ibe
; t,lt'MTel an. wl,ite Kenublican voters
! 0r tual State. 1 gave about
I ... r.. . i . i. t r
gave uuour. uaii
only of the evidence with reference to
-1
tLat.
single county. I resume the
I testimonr now
!
;
II.
Capt. r.iKin commanueu me.iuiitrv
i The bead-tiuarter of the artillt ry wus
' ... J; 1 .
that thev did not inteud to interfere
I with the black if tbey s-.nould votejart unreluetia audience, o the
! the Democratic ticket. On the day
the day 1 (
I of the elccliou, '.h.-ee pieces of arl.l -
; lery were planted wi; hit) 10 y aril.-.
: of the voting precinct,
command. tie-
to it and
" pi"o
ttf J '''re ureu al mtervais laroucbottt
' the entire day. .Mounted meu ami in -
j faritry patroled the Hireet3 He o'
; ton saw these ai med men go up to
! Colored persons when they appeared
to be fipproachiug the polls ut,d tell:
' them to return home and tome back j
i to-morrow t t at they could Dot vote ;
M" ay. Whenever any negro did
not leave on being tbua instruct -
tner wcu;u ifiti tritir guns ri
tint as it tuey luteuued to kill hiiu.
About noon ou the dar of the elec -
lion meu on horseback rotlo up to the
; commander ot the military
orgatii
negr.ies '. zation ana reporteu that tnu
were voting iu large uumbes at a
certain precinct. The coaimander
ordered a squad of iufantry to fall in
on the double quick which they did.
Tba n-A.o alo..m oUni to... k,..d
inn "no o-ooii. i.v ue'...".
When they returned tbey repored
that "all was ri'-bt and Muiet."
Mr. Salinger, although a white!
I man. Was nOi eilUVteU It) Ote in
: i
I approached toward the uo'is in
a quiet manner, wben taey '.bese
armed Democrats surrounded me
with pasteboard cards in their hands
on which were printed the uame? of
the Democratic candidates fur Con
gress and other offices, and dep.iand
ed of me that I should vote that ticket,
cursiug and abusing me, and using
obscene language, with the intention,
to all appe ance, of inducing me to
say something in order to provoke a nad a use for me because I had been
diiiiculty with me. I declined to j making political speeches.
take the ticket they offered, and. in i John W. French and John Cox
order to get off, I "told them I did not j both fchot at me when I was at tl
intend to vote at a!!." house of Timbcrlake.
HI j AVithout going into the long story
i ti . b i".i-.. , i ,! told by this witneiis, it will suffice to
Jaaies Hatch (colored) swore that l- .-f , ' , ,. ,
v .say that bis nfe was saved bra friend-
LC bit w a ijirBb maul iu.-u iiiii uii
without voting; that he did no: rote
himself, as be believed that it would
be dangerous to do so, unless he vot
ed the Deraocratic ticket. This at Ab
erdeen. IV
J. II. Pykcs (colored) swore that
Henry Clopton told him be could not
vote there unless he voud the Demo-
cratic ticket. He did not vote for the
reason that he was afraid of the arm
ed men who were there, and he knew
a great number of colored men who
did not dare to role
V.
Samuel McXary swore that he met
a number of eolrred men who said
they had been driven from the polls.
He went back with them and did do;
vote.
VI.
Augustus Fiuch swore lhat he saw
a great many men with guns at Ab
erdeen, (and be named twelve of
them.) and that all of them were "en
gaged in telling the colored men to
leave; that ther should not vote;
that he heard them say that all the
Democratic nesroes could come up
aud vote, but that the ringers
must get away.' Which ther did. I
know a great many colored men who
did leare and did not rote
About this time the cannon was point
ed toward us. and some one said,
'Let it off!" The colored meD then
dispersed.
VII.
Harris Clay swore to the same
facts that the negroes were told by
Tim Sykes that tbey should not rot?
there unless tbey voted the Democrat
ic ticket ; and he gave the names of
fifteen other armed white men who
were eogaged in the same business.
The bold Timothy wen, so far as to
say that before they would stand it
any longer they would settle it with
the United States soldiers that they
were ready lor it at any minute.
VIII.
George Dobson swore: "I heard
Tim Sykes holltr out from the Court
House and say all who wanted to
rote the Democratic ticket could
come in and vote, and them that did
not vote the Democratic ticket, if
they had any cotton at home to pick
they had better g- home and pick it.
Gen. Ruben Davis then rode op on
horse-back with a gun in his haod to
a large crowd of colored men and
said: 'This day is ours,' and said he,
'we wanted to carrv it or have blood.'
j sj.id that wo bad better go home ;
that ty e vrprp fooji-sh. About this
time the eeonun were turned aud
pointed toward the crowd in front of j for papers illustrating the massacre
the Court "louse door. Some one ! a; Hamburg .which was the begio
said tbey were going to shoot. The! ncs 0j tb.riiausruration of the Mis
crowd ot colored men then dispersed is-as-p j.Ihq fr overthrowing all the
nd left without voting."
IX.
Jaiuts Caldwell swore that he
heard Tim Sykes tell a large number
of colored meu who were in the Court
House yard wailing to cast their bal
lots that "he did not intend ibul the
Republicans should rote there that
day ff he had to wade in blood up to
bis kuecs."
X.
Harris Clay awore : "I beard Geo.
POLITICAL.
Kleing tell Lakin, who was engaged
in issuing Uepublicaa tickets to the
. colored men, that if hn issued any
1 more of tbem tickets he would
I him over the bead with a pNtol
j which he lad in his hand ; I went to
I Lakin after tbi and anplied to l.im
: lor tickets, and he paid he was imt
stic any more.
XI.
I left aud quite a number of other col
I ored then weul lu.uie and did Dot
vote; 1 noticed they would turn the
I cannon aad point it toward large
,cro tls of colored men.
XII.
Ki'bruim Grant swore that on elec-
i'iot niorcingat Aberdeen, he
and a
biimber of others were met when
j "iear poll by Capt. Klpin aud
. 11 Jlr"- Ju-'o 'eke
' l:- ll""t monuietl n borst-oaik,
I '1'' S'la ' v.-kd us if be wad going
tn S!UiL.t. 1 bere witre a. nnnilii-r of
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J t I.J U-t VOpi. A.IY'Ml fftlU .
tbs sjtfecb eniiru a-4 au original
-tfcunen of hue Line oratory: '
-, where are you going!
llr-
, vtu dofi't vote here tiMlav !
-, if you have any cotton go j'
home uod pick it
This to the colored people,
he turned to his eontponv and
Her.:
said
"l?y , fall in boys.-'
Then, ojuiti, turuiug to the colored
1 people, he told them that this was
gressional orations have in dispersing
1 Caiiiaio S'iniilenseuted it bv blows
j "Mr. Klphiu struck Kdward Joues
, with a stick on the head, aud I saw
his head bieeding. Our crowd then
all began g ting back, and kept on
uotiie. 1 suppose there were at least
j two b.ri.!.-ej colored men in the crowd
i w ho eut back. Mr. Klphin and the
' eouip'-ny of armed meu followed us."
I
i hese Heiiublicans
ilia not vote
that
(lav.
xm
! Edward Jones, who was struck,'
; gave the same testimony as Grant
; -1 ner" was agreai many coioren men
.driven II and not allowed to vole
j Ills broth r Maihew corroberated
Hm. Obndiah Wakefield also con
firmed the statement cf the brothers
iu ell their details.
V I V 1
II. M. Settle had the misfortune to
be able to ruako speeches. Thirteen
iarioed men before the election Unm.
.....
ocrats, well known, whom he named
-'te l l,ab,t11 111 " evening,
I hey came to me with a paper
i .. .".....s m no a icnoiii.iua nulla
j had been passed at a meeting drawn
"P. they said by Keubea O. Keyonlds
Ther said I was a
Radical,
and they intended that I should leave
the country ; that they intended to
get rid c.f me, and that if I did not go
I would have to take the chances for
my life. These men on the day
of the election came to the house of
Wash Timber'.ake, on the McAlister
plae- and me and Charles Williams
and Dan P.rarkett. They said ther
ly while named Levi, who "stood br
him until election day had passed,
and men's passioDS had somewhat
cooled But lie could not save him
from banishment.
He was waited on again on Wed
nesday evening.
"Henry Clopton, John Wilkn and
E. L Sykes came to us. and ITenrv
j Clopton then produced tne resolution
and told nie that I would be compell
ed to leave the county, or take the
chances for my life. Clopton said
tbey had had a meeting, and drawo
up a resolution that I should leave.
Clopton Said I would hare to sign a
agreement to leave the country at
once, and if I would agree toleave at
once that I shonld not be hurt until
I could get away, but that I was lia
ble to be killed any h were about Eeypt
orTupilo. I asked them if I could
not remain until I could arrange my
business. Ther said not; that I
must leave at oace. I told them I
had no money to go on. Clopton
said he would furnish the money:
that it had been made up for that
! purpose. Clopton said ther would
i
get a wagon and carry my family and
sroods out to I Station. Tom
Jordan's wagon was brought, and
ther hauled my family ont to the M.
nr.d O. Railroad that night, after I
consented to go if Mr. Levi would go
with me, and we took the train the
next morning. Clopton and Levi
went with us to Memphis, Tenc, for
I insisted op. Mr. Levi's going. I
was afraid to risk Clopton br him
self." Here iu the country it was proved,
under oath, by nutnersous and respon
sible witnesses, residents of Lowndes,
that there was general intimidation
at the poll.-; that four men bad been
shot dead in the streets of Columbus
on the evauing before the election;
that armed men from Alabama were
hired to come over, iu organized com
panies, to "assist at the election,
and lhat their expenses were paid by
the City Council; thut an unoffending
man was taken from bis bed, where
he lay with his wife, and assassinated
by a gang of banditti; that voters had
beeu prevented from crossiug the
river, turned back before they reach
ed the towu, aud beaten and driven
back after tbey eutereu it; that onei
citizen was driven into exile for no
offense, solely because be bad made
Republican speeches, and yet the
Graud Jury at Oxford was afraid to
iui-ict the perpetrators of these out
rages on the niihts and the bodies of
American eitirens.
And yet President Grant is cen
sured for referring to tee condition cf
i .Minstssiiini in resnonse to a demand
rights of the Uepublican voters or
ijoutb Carolina.
Thj people wiil not seosure
him.
They will watch the banditti and
their Northern Democratic allies and
apologists ius-tead.
J. R.
Tho DulTulo school board baa
adopted a rule excluding all married
women from being employed a j teachers.
AVw Advertisements.
t?CBTi K Uo.iv a.
ArsTiK Das is.. h.
Grove &Denisbn
1
ArrunUiictiift
Of
i.
C'arriagpw,
Kngxiets
Spring-HMgoiisi,
rSleiglisi,
Ilarnos. tie.
Factory one .iiare eaat of liiamon'l. '
Soincrjt. Ia.
April ia, i:6.
AMATEUR FEINTEEJ DUST
FORALLMAKKSOF
Presses, Types, Inks,
Cases, ( arils, Ae.
JOIIXTSoXiCO.,
IH Market St.. llarrl-burir. Pa.
-Sen.l Hire, cent ftanq. for C.ital..jnie.a
Mul VALUABLE FASH FOR SALE.
This farm Is itu.te.i in Llironler Tp. Wetltnor
land Co. two miles wen of Lin-nltr B- r. nn the
tirtwn.hurif ami Ntoy-town pike. untaliiin
au-.ul ene hun.lre.l ami nity cre. one hun.ire-1
. elenrtst Ixilance well limla-ml. Heii.K uu-
nerial I Willi eo. w,-ll wtere.l. adapted l- r irral
inir. In x-isai wUeal L-rowhiK country. I.ii-.in-r
; alley K. K. passiDii tiin.uU one si.le ol Farm,
j Haviux tber.sm a -l.ii.k .iwellini bouse, larire
. bank barn an.I other ..utl.uli.iiDus. am..! api.le
on-hurl. cnvenieul to ehun-hea. ncli.a.lsan-i luilla.
-etc. For lurtner inlortnation an.I lairltculaa m
i pi r to the u::.ler jiijiie-l ,n the pretn ise.
, .May 3. ALLXAMJhttCAKNS.
FIRST PRIZE tt VltNNA EXPOSITION, 1873.
II. noSENSTELL,
Manufftcturcr if fuirior
Union Crop Leather;
And dealer ia
Bark, Hides, and Plasterers' Hair,
JOIIXSTOWX, pa. J
4.yiw t'D 'f mk aitl hnilrfc Kirt wantci. !
Catfh jy,iil ud li.-Iivery a: tltc ia:.ury.
b. l. P. KlIWKLI. A. C'l.. N.wtlSoS.
SF.J
... V..
F.N I) 2.V.
.r. I'T rauibliiet ol bli l.aa-e... eontainmi. I
j bt.t it ii.uo iieuja:r, ami t-iiiiiaies jiiowiinf
cost r a.hertlMng. man.
New Firm.
SHOE STORE,
SNYDER & UHL
If a v int-; pnrrkaiMMl I lie Sboi
More lately owned by
1T.C'. Iteeritii.
We take plamr In ealUair theotun!l,f
guMfe lit the tmct Hint we have rtnw mni exee
Bvp -WKisUntly on han.! a? complete an
Boots, Shoes
and Gaiters
BOTH OF
Eastern and Home Manufacture (
at can be found anywhere. Wt W alll hat. .a
hand constantly a luU f apply ol
SOLK LEATHER,
MOROCCO.
CALK SKINS,
KII'S.
AND LINING SKINS
Of a II klads, with a mil line ol
Shoe Finding.
The HOME MAM FACTI KE HKPAKT-1
M LM T will be in i-liance ol I
!N". 13. Snyder, lsq.
Whose repatattt-n fuf making
Good Work and Good Fits
Is second to n ine In the State. The public is r
specttuUy invlle.1 to call an.I enamine our sleek, ;
as we are determined to keep v.ms!s a ai-tal ai lb i
best and sell ul prices aa luw a the lowest. j
SNYDEK & UHL.I
i
'PEOPLES' DRUG STORE!"!
G. Y. SPEEIiS.
N. E. Corner Diamond,
Somerset Fa
PKAI.F.n is
Dli
MEDICINES,
m,A CHEMICALS
PERFUMERY,
FISE f.4'',
TOILET ART I (ILLS,
) TK STUFFS.
end KE.Rf).FS 0IT I
. .i.... Y . '' i
1ore WINES an.I
CRPIJSES,
LlUt'liKS f.x rac-licinal;
Also an assortment of j
Fine Cigar.
mid Tobaeeo. !
i
Particular attention aivea la the eunipuaailinK
of Physicians Prescriptions and Family Kwipes,
by t iiarieued aaa t.
March 14.187S.
Sew .I'lrertiftnien!
JOHN F. ULYJlYKIi.
OSALEa IN
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Paiius
OILS, Sea., 6zC
The following is a p
Planes, Saws, Hatchets,
irlial lint of
Ilitinoiersi, (
j smith's UikhIs, l' llow.t, Anvils,
I Hardware, Tab Trees, I iig Sii iii! ,
Table Knive nod Fork?, I'-.i-k.-t Kn!-.i, Si-i-l:tryet
stin k i;i Soiiier-rt '..utitv. I'yi,,:. ,
Iifad, .'iioretl faints I'-r iiii le :,b.! miivj j,
Varnish, Turjentine. Hnxseeti I . Brushes.
Sic. Window ii'.a. of a!! sizes i':-d glas- v.::
Oil always on hand. O ir stock ot I'oal U',
very elegunt ftvlcs. Iiin-..n's Circn!;!-1 Mt:!
Saw Files of thebest qiiai'ty.
("orreiui:;-
Mattotks, (Jiub Hots. Pick-, JTytiwt, .-! !;,-:. : '.t-I
Cast Steel. Step Ladders. .'itrri.we u-i Ti.'e lj :t-(ila.-ses.
Wash IJoard.;, Cioiio1 Wriniters. Meal Jvtrve..
Tubs, Wooden Du -kits, Tviiio, lUm a;i -'.'.l--, Hav I'
Mop Sticks, Trars, Steel ran'. -Meat Cwtt.-r- ?
Chains), Halter Chains, Shoe, I)-ist nnd Scr-ib
ry Combs and Cards, I .t l ocks. Hinge- c
in the Uuiidcrs' line. C.ips. L.-nd. M.u', 1. c
The fact is, I keep everything that "'iclor. .---1
exclusively in this kind of g- ' 'i-1 and ir: v.- ur
sons who are building, or any ""e -i net-d of
it to their advantage to give !!.? a e-i.!. !
credit to responsible persons. 1 thai.k tnj ..id
and hope this seas.in to nia!;i' many n.--.v c'les.
"HAKII'S 1
A pril
HENRY
C A
77 Ffth
bove Wood &ff
tlu
a.ril 1.
GREAT WESTESN HOTEL.
j.i.r.i..Kii v .. v i ,
m, VilH a x r l:U" aIakkkt St., I'j.n. ....-.. ,
The ttuiiscriliers inf.. rm t'tieir Irit
aml ne,vly Ulni.A.
t t!
i tenn iui liuildincs pi- am: i.
. the
I ate.
I
THIS SPACE I fif.i" Sli.'P toll ''f
Grocery & Feed Store
. I ilffi i li.
Cheap Side, No. liner's Dlmk,
Somerset, Pa.
A
SIGN EES NOTICE.
Ail person Interested. a- tier-by n..ti!h .1 th !
Jistali SlialttTt.1 Setn.-'-wt Itor-uirh. ..n tier i:,vi
.lai'ol A pril. A. 1.. n.:nlo n vi.iuti'arv .i-.
unraienl f all Ui real p es-.-tji to rae. iu tru-t ..r
thj-tienent olhi ere-i t -rt.
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Sewing
Machine
FOR SALE
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