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HN U. SCOTT,
ATTO!iNEV AT LA A'.
ri, o met up ia lAr'i(
.,uii oiia ii-it-aiy.
AIllrr!pUunof re rnitJiablr tJ;e
proper sua i.iliii'nt uo T this liitrsiiumMt prr
Prtiji. Tw auiupt locurv bu U-i( !) (tinner-
sliouU tue stiu uuiU a tuKfy UisratsJ r-juul-tioo
rvuaus DuutiuralU lu brvit uut ith WD
lur uj a lew oj". The ou!f rati"iil cJ
f Uix-ev.'iu trvHiiiu-uu a InJuttei ny oaiuiv U t
rcaiurctiic iuUAtuaiiou ia and alxut (lio wound
ua jfc-oliiv i be uejrfUU.riutf pa rid by rubbiujc io
pK uiy uf Lh Oiuliucui xaii i hrrtsi into hiinu.
i -a will caufu i mahuAUl liuutur ti- be tlraiu
fa oil irm ilu lur-i, rwuilen, and discuWrtd
1 I pari0jM.nd aUai ifte wvuud. ure, ui uktr, aud
wiivu tlicsc Ituiuurs rc r uiuvml. tlie wvUinlMhfin
tvi will su tival : Warm brtad and waier poul-lu-cn
it pp lieu over the ailtt-U-d pria, alter tnc
tiiuitiicut btjtru well molted In, will Muiti' and
Mlvu Ui AtiK: aud Tv'iy asui .he euru. There
i a n-writti'u ol ulcer, frfc ad swelling, alacli
uted uul ii uauiod here, atlt'U-iaul upa the M-lu-9ut
'ih. aud i-tf which this Otuiiueul Is ur
gen u rcjuueuisl as a aoverv.KU remedy, in
curtia eucu 'iPvHK'U ann it never io re-
ure lUe nein ta healihy Mate it lh fiV.i tx
Ukeu acrvrau: lu the prmled lulrucUoi.
lf pthrrlas t lrrratrl hore Throat, anil
Nrarlrl aMd alhrr tflrn.
Any of the atove disctie niay be curd hj Belt
rniiMuK tuo ttuuraiui iliree tiiucf a uuy iuio tiie
ch4i, i.irvttt, auu ttei k ui the patient ; it wuJ un
peneirale, atKi Kive iuiiiiruiai rehel. ileui.-:n
laai-n ty the mouth uiiutt vrrate uMn the whole
MMeinVre it Uttlui.-tf (ii im lcl. in any fet-al
pari, herea tu inutnicut will tiu us work at
uu-v. V lt-eer tries iimj unoeiit iu ih ave
manuer i'r iho uihmc tuuifi, or aiiy Kiuilrui
vr.irr !ifHinv; the vm-st mid thruMt, mil Dud
Iiteuimdea relieved lT a fhrm. Ail sutlert:rfl
troia Uteve cuuiplaiuu onvUld em e)u) t he I hrual
t ucdtiui io a lare treau aua water putii'.v, al
ter i lie tttiuiuem U oeeu wed runteU in : it iil
xreatiy aSMAt tltccurd tu thMut aoj cbsu
iouuiythe leVi-r and lern the iiillauiAi"U,
ti Killer u-n i'iii fii.uii h lukea ma hi ami
tiMimina;. i be Omtiueul will proauoe vri)dra
iku. iUe rrana ertcentUl in a.t eact vi lever,
. tlirtiMim. r axitrn iiir miirht ixt an utnireit-
, , - J WU'P.
NO. 2C0 Hl RtJIt
j jCHNSTOWN,?A., rilr. riwlnlaa. Mrlrlnrea.
linrj Sc'inai it I.rirk B'-l taft. j The aVv clnWof c-mpUintu will be rcinvvH
t j -y itiutiUy toRj'ciniti t lie part? wiih iviirm WHter,
j A fic!l'Tal ld.kil)iC iU:ilirTlaUl.t U'U ( imt tui-u i-y tuwt etlcdUMl rutttiii)c m lhe liiul-
! Accouma of Merchants and oth
i er Bvmcss People Solicited. Dralts
negotiable in all parts of xhe Coun
try for sale. JVIoircy loaned and
; Coliectrcns made.
Cambria County
B A N K ,
Li hippy Minllicbt weatbrr
1' a!l to iair (a U.-t.
Thr dreary s;orm cloojs jjtber.
Ixfe'i iky It oTerrast.
But j.y Uall mm, herraAer,
And Ioto Phall live ai;aiD,
H'llh kinaes an.) with laughter
Like unnfhine after rain.
Dut tliruuh the lrifc and rrow
lie true, be brare alwava,
A nd brljrht will be the morrow,
Th'Wqh deaulale the day.
Fur joy will come hereatar,
And lore fhall lire avaln.
With kiwn and with lauRbtcr,
Ljke ranohice aflerrain.
When ftrife and etorm are over.
Line's no snail twain at l.t.
And mrmurj-rhaUulsruTer
The jweetneM or the pat.
Sn juy shall ccme hereafter.
And lure hall lira airaln,
Wlthkiwes and with laniibtrr.
Like sua'hlne after rain.
we t
AT THE
set County Agricultural
Society.
rare idhgioatioo sid rare faculty. sweet youog dsughter's life grew
Mean while, a Xooie crew up, her ) in Lis oiiI.
father grew old, frew onco, rew At last with a rush an J a roar
miSPriT irrpw un(Uinrahlp nmi fXAft-' Bivnt into thf sUnnn
ing to an tat.iifafcltf degree. Pru-i The e-ovrd pasted out. I put my-i Fourth Annual Fair of the Soaier
dence ia yootb p to deiceuerate i "e!f lieiweeo John Oaklev aud tbei
iDto parstuiooT io oW Wben Xan-' lovers. I saw ibem alib:. Siirae-!
nie was fifteen she ra left without aoj ! bod? pushed by, and, suruebow, Nau-
ioHtroction whaterar. She grew op j uie got eeperated from Richard,
aa lonoceot and as wild as any yocng ' "Nauoie!" I beard bim say in quick !
savage of tbe WooA. ; toDe of alarm.
Tb situation bat its elements of! Joba Oakley beard it too. Hej
romani-P A nnr nipet lilitho TMin.'itiiuh.H h. m Th hrU,ht lilif in 1 im ' L " eller. Qiarc aid Colt
girl impriwoed io rickety . Id h..ue, ! the station fell upon them. ! M- St"'tr' "ve stallion,
and tvraoized overy a Nero am..ng' "liv beaveo there tbeT are be ,,1n Shutter, walkinij horse,
men! No doubt ibe cast Iooioz! mutie'red. exeultinrlv. " , Uudolph Ferner, brood mare.
jeyes outward iotO'tbe great, uq j He flung himself out. Kit-hard j do draft mare,
j known, woudertull world tbe world ' saw his daDger. In an iastaut be !o. sucking colt.
lull ol all beautifurpos-sibilities ibe bad put Nanoie into a carriaire and u. . ,,0,in' Pr- mnz "orses.
ppruug in after ber. He gave an or-i AIex- "Utitrym'iii, native sUUion; b.
do
di
Jeoaie MiiU-r
do
do
nzr n auer, 4 ymv .a.
Geo. Ziinrrierman, garict .t
Jacob Ctirkman, earl? ro p
John II. Weller. ij bcadif f .
i Emaaoei P;Ie. -
I do 1 " '
IS- S. iiuier, 1 bead of ca'Jii
, E. 0. IieLberifpr. radish-
do kon'raf,:.
S. S. Miller, po'.aioea.
do proLfic.
. do g:raeu.
Henry 11. Witt. d,,z. KoM.
uj j beads cash.
d t .
! Mr. ( Zimmeraiaa. i! . :
r.'i'
II0RES.
lesL
do yonng dut-ks.
Andrew Hoapt, 5 bantam chicken.
A I. Sunner, coop chickens Tariety; b,
David Ankeny, pr. turkeys.
leo. u r-urall. pr. geese. io
Alex Hunter, display of tarkeys; b. ''
do pr. geese. do
Willin Ankeny. 6 pigeotia; best. t do
Mrs I.U ushaud, pr. w. p. chickens; b. do
do pr. speckled game; lst. do
Cvrus Shaulis, tr. ceese; best. d )
F.Xatigle, r., pr. banUni chickens; h.j Emanuel Tile. 1 pt. Irans.
James Shaffer, fnx squirrel: best. ; IVier Hrfliey, 1 pu ijue I s
rett-r Hellley, black game chickens; b. ! do 1 rt. mi xed; ;
kuL'.ra:i.
j tt-jj eai-t.
1 Lead cj'j,
1 "j'. lima In
- pt. while b
1 duz ciu-uri.!
a ,
I Uv.2. Cfunc
;e.
us.
4'IS
ns.
. St.
I world which a young girl's imagina
tion explores over and over with a
j new delight. ' V
i Xo doubt she Lad uicamed of the
Tfc? driver ,
tenderness of love, the 8eetueoS of ated old man.
dt-r under bis treat b.
mounted the box-
"Stop I stop slouteu the infuri-
do
bujjgy mare.
WalTIU I'OR THE TRAIX.
I'M."
D1
i i.c .iir T.i- iltt: o i
t'ieii;ly Iaiva ;
ma ,
f ani na i:vcr r uif n; nd uld.
mi(i- in i. pir. ol tn uuej fc-rf,e
r:;v'a m: ervi tt-.wt d al Uie rxie ul ia
irf"..t iTattr.ai!!. il li-U .x nn-nihi" or i- uypr.
SM--iri irr;i:K- ii..-ii:ft ti tl tiur.'Uitf and
t.ttd nn-iif yf :n '.rurt.
aprw'.-?i.
D-..rJV.
likil HAKHH toi ler i.i?
iii' i iii.une.
la in is tdKiuid ikm, a uotnenl In arrilni
:ieir ixt'eiviM. It Miuu.i be uier-iooU that it u
i; i 5u:ti 'ictil ii.erely to Muear tne OintDteiit un the
nttf-ieu part.". Out it tiU-i t well rarttKi ui tor a
cU'i'ipr:i('lj nine twy wr .um ntnr! h uy, thai il
utrty ,K utiken tuto this p tietu. whwiffl 11 tU re
tuxrr n liMdi ii orr or wouul a.- elleetHaliy aa
ih- uti tiji iMi t. to the eye. There airaiu lrrau
I jitn water fiMi.iiicef.aiier ine rutKint( in uro
t ( nuii:if.i w ul d aTvat ier ice. Tin is the otiir
j sarx ir-uttDr!it kr aia!tr. ews ul cinutT in ihe
f : .L.,i'.li, -r wui rt- liiir-, uur In ir-iteral hearing
do a li.
IndlacrrtloBiK or Youth ;fcore and
I Ircrs.
Ill
fcS. tl At. K I M M IO. wiii co?:x .no ;.r.". ire
-e t tU fitiii-r if -tnr-oi aid rtirr-.u-iu
r:fnr;. l':ftr.-e laic old pi.ce, a e r.rl
t ie (f e h'U-e.
M. tXiU.JS, rENTT, Jiv.uer.-v.
'Pa. .iait i:t tU'e4 r H it. up c.!i:.
Me-re tie cr. a! til i;ut- ti i-'Uml i.-:-rprvd l iK
tra-itiiK- - An.iioil tv-:lj ui ail kiuv aud i
(ate tp. tiktnai.titertex!. U;Nrrata4i aam-aieu.
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ArviitiiN of XerrbHittH nnd
wilier fotjiiitr! pele olic-U-i"tl.
Ilntl'tt iiutlMbl- In nil
I paa-tM of the -iinirj lor ttle.
! ioue) t.une Mitl 4 llet-liuu
I Made. Interest Kt the rate of
Sim 1'er eeU iht annum hI-
i ! ert o "I lute leMil.
fcariiitr. leMit IIimiKm Imhii.
DK. W. M. .MAKT1X, el. mimI luu r--l t oitifraunded
! Ni:iiMiiiiiiu!l.t when leirel.
KESIDENT DENTIST, ' lu i. ral limk'in Bum-ss Trsn:.atL
SSOMUKSIVl, l'A. I .
NUHEliSKT, mV.
Hannic .frcr! year ef-rk-nr-. i. .n::y vrv-j
I'HTva l. wrt.-rm itil vrrj'.i"ii- ut--n iri'i. t
Anili' mil in- riei on nil ihv mprv vm! planr j
IN'tii (.ti,-1 ati?iiir pci. Kr--rviic.. ; i-.t- nnt-
ami trrfl: a !-in!:T. t"- ifo !-''-? acj't lire
s.Tti.-rft Ht-aM. huti.-t-tiin yoantCTe.!.
aprl
"VVlvI. COLLINS,
ir.TiT,
ifi-e at'Te fa i-T a Vr-'' r-iTf. S-nv?rft,
i'a in the lam Ontti rear i tare ra;iy re
drrd b prm-p vi anfnr.al iwih hi t.:i p! ve.
1 ur r jiMiit irn'riiu d!nnJ t-Tietti hsf in
iu.t aii u enhtKe m iarinti- loal r-.u
liu.f i Nt c! tu at lower pri than J'cU
r..o a'' tht'iii lu au o.her ple tn lh5 ou:i;r .
Uiu bk lu.k.r.aiti ftioi uih lor aiic U
tiit-rt liUio i an pt-Ti.i, aiu.'t.;mv h-ua-if
it rui. m-i itiimibr the a'j -.i-iua r-uii Hthat
1 i.,ve uitt'iN wcth-or tiiai J ti-l j : 'inc f'-J r.u
t'faeii' a. i iu v c m cail aae ul iui ::n 1 jft-t
a new "t t ;rec ol charge.
v.
Js-lt.'.;';
.1 1
Sir" "
Tul):CC9 an3 Ciars,
VllilUil-a lC KLTA1L,
J. IZ. Zimmerman,
r.
Somerii-t, I'runa.
,e IT.
:i ot il
G. MILLEIt, aftr twelve
V.lr prart.i' lu Si.aakeviUe. i.hb
s..iy lot-a(d at S'tuer-ei lr ;ht ;ric
li.. ai: tua: r prvfed -aa. r:-
t-i utiiet rf i aiirM.t aa: vr.LUv
e .! ? i. Iruit Sttrv, upp-iie il.e H.irai
H uik w xk tar raa t oi'ik-ui:Hi al .U time
jr. ; :,-rill eKixtv..
. a,.? j r ii,pUv iirat-rtd.
John iuli s,
DEITTIST.
ttrt in tH3rclh a Nttf'n new tniM't.
Main rr.- Mr1.
SvtPit, Fa.
nvll
TV.r of rU:r? :-r d.r-r.t brsT.'. 7oannfo
tsrv f't ! im; l-'. f f . rf ine of iri(r.
Th. ii .;t.r; ? x-t'mtI it jit In the mr-a-t.
i it c .f ;he ! :'.- L( frwinpf Itdraro
rvor iTi-sb: to rn.T?.-:. lM-v tf jt the
liu- . jaa'JO
Cook & Beerits'
FAMILY GROCER!
Fiour and Feed
STORE.
w;lMn2, cjn wi:h it rtf.iMty,
in umitiif i.t the nsel trtviv.
ana lui.rti.u. as rttviu-
iijsiru-. tit-ni1. , lien tn-ai-
tlicy uuiv dry ul' in iie iUrc
riksu iu dli.Hher : alu-rvas ililfi U;ntiu-nt
vi;i. icuivve iuv t:uu,Mr iriu itie i- 4tiu, auti Icwv.
lUr pHiii-ui a viur. at. nltliy Itiuur. tt
rt.-.iiuie viiutf wui, lUu u:ut Ui- t.i iLurc a
ropirml Satlhno- Pr! l. nl
MifT Joint,.
AltU'crb th alMTe comphlnt" diff-r wilcly tn
their "iiai litul titurv, vet ttw-y rv-iuire It-w.-al
trfatiaiu Matt, ol the wor ef-. el wh rfl
iei.!r. ail! yitlj in aci-inparsiiwrly ?h"n pare f
lime whu iliii1 l:u4li:i-ni i.uiiliitf ully ruttcl inm
leiarl" atltxlcd, t-u alter evrry iKUrr reran.
"Waiting for the train ma'am?"
"Yes bir."
He growled! I smiled.
"Confound 'em! They're
late!M be growled again.
Of course, I too, confounded them
in my beart of hearts ; but, being a
wumau, 1 hid my sorrows in my
iireaat, and endured it heroically.
Heroically ! If there isn't heroism
in waiting puiieuiiy for a train three
hours oser-due iu enduring the
smell of tobacco ; tbe pro'aaity of
rough men ; the gas Irora tbe great
monster of a con I Move that always
dwells ij wa'aiog rooms; in suffering
the paugs of hunger ; in dying of the
head-ache aud bt'art-acbe in know
ing that your complexion is begrimed
by ciuders ; that your chignon is com
ing dowb, and your crimps straight-
eniug out; that your bounet is awry;
that your bands are dirty ; that you
battered appearance, which is puic
fully suggestive of having been out
over night, and not getting home in
the morning if to be, and to know
all this, and still to smile, and smile
and be amiable, is nut heroism, pray
what is?
I had becu there three mortal
hours. I bad eaten all my sandwich
es, and read all my newspapers;
moreover, I bad committed to memo
ry all the posters on the walls. I
Lad computed several cantos of poet-j
ry, and a tragedy deep and bloody j
coougb to timu tne naraent Dean.
It was onl? a small eflurt more in
the Mime direction to look benignly
on tbe old man, aud even attempt
consolation.
"1 dare say tbe train will be here
soou now," 1 fcaid pleasantly.
lie turned his face toward me, and
snarled, lu so doing, be showed an
array oi long, yellow, pointed teeth.
It was not au agreeable spectacle.
And uow that I no.iced it, his wizen
ed, wrinkled, old face Lis narrow,
cold, leaden eyes, which could hard-
friendship, of a borne full of all
: gracious bapimiesj And perk-aus
! M4imt iflla hep h.inV fitVdti.ilr hop . n H
I her courage died. ( For
tbe
! who saw ber. said ibat at last she
al ways! got tbe lo.k of a batieut, eufft-riug
creature in her evert that ber Ix-autv
grew into such pathos thai it touched
all bear's. ! -
do
S. 6. Miller.
L' iianiii I Pile.
lo
Cut at last, and j&st in time, the!
iiav la.iod. in Lit rxui mau.iira tie :iv livLt utt. I fancied, but at tbe im-
eiKHild I taken ae-Mr-Un to the i.ric'eJ nireotrms i " , i : . .. i i l..
a-.vuni'au:;u t-x'.-n uux.
bvik :Lt Ointwunl tad TiiU ti'd ttr rt?J in
foUorrinj fpf .-
fad U-i', CurrJ(rt), R.ienmatia,
LiAd iirtt.., t'anrera, Nc-aiU".
urup. C.-!Hnic:ed and S..rc .' ipple?,
Himim". Mill Joint?, ISure I'Uruaoi.
Hue ul Aiowhe- rJimaatia!!", ISkin liiMsift a,
tta ani &uiu- r ia. alaa, lcwrvy,
f-.ie. hut. rv r. Hn.:.
Om.tiv, tiiaa-inlar Tmn-.ra.
vm!ieo.i'-. tsaiilliiga, il'lerra.
i't.;ii.iainfl. Lnmi', tWiHUHlii,
hapiu nands fuea, (iawj.
C'At'II03t ! None are Pennine oale, thr
ciifu.iir. J. iiavuutK. aa aa-nL tur uw l'aitd
S.ta, urrvania cm-ii t.x ul 1'tiU.nJ tiiniOH-ut
A I, n-iaCM rt-aarJ iu Ov aiven to any uoe ren
dcrmx wti-a IntvrmatKai aa may luaU to me delve-
U 'uui auy rty ur paruea cvau:. ri-uin in.
mcuicint-. wr VtfiMiiux ilic aanie.kiwaujir ilM-m le
i pj-uriua.
.Si.:.l at the .Minnraotury ot Vrvlrf Itou
uiwav &.i;o., Nvw irk. au.l hyall re,..?rtabie
l'ia;.'lf:jii iKiicrMU Medirine Ihjv Unicoi the
i'ii. w.Tiu, ii. in;-.. ut. 6iit;Li9. anuai
J eai h.
j M.Thrre ir rio.i.'.craMe raring by tiVir.i the
: lanerr p:ie..
I N. B. Iiirertho for the ftnidanre nf patimt
Bi-very OiMtilvr are allien lo e h pot.
j uji- ia. m j. s ,
fairy prince came. 1
He came this iim in the humble
guise of a rlerk a youth of two an i
twenty who bent bit youug back, and
strained bis bright Joung eyes over
the almost im-xtricable taugle into
which J.'bu Oakley V new ways, bis
penuriousuers aud gt?ed bad precipi
tated his affairs. i
Kicbard Sbermab brought order
out of this chaos, aud the res j It came
in profits wbicb began topuur ia.
Oakley was glad aud grateful.
' I'll raise your salary next year.
I'll give you " i
And he named a so-m at which tbe
young mau colored, but not wiih
pleasure.
"I can't keep a Wife, sir on that
sum.''
"A wife !" thundered the old man.
"What do you want wiih a wife, you
youug idiot ?" '
Kicbard got down from his desk
"1 thiuk, Mr. Oakley, we had bet
ter part. I can commaud twice my
present salary eUewhere eaeiiy. 1
should Dot have staid with you so
long, if it badu'i been f-r your
daughter." ,.
John Oaklej's faee grew purple
with rasre. He raved he swore. At
la.-t. as the readiest way to puuisb
tbe young man, be poured out Li
ruL-e upon Xauuie.
Imagiuc tbe p-jor girl's torture-
Tne diiver laughed signiUcantly,
and drove ofT. A9 the carraiije turn
ed iuto the stream of light, old Uriu-
people j der's sharp eyes saw tbe name on the
panel.
He turned, blunderiag upon me io
the dark, just as i bad discovered my J- ,l- " '
: 'Jacob Kl
own cammed iu """""a
He seized its door.
"To the Clarendon House as fast
i nn'l Crichfic-U, 2 j r. old colt,
j S. J Laker, 3 r old stallion draught.
! DavH L'mmert, 3 yr. oi l mare.
do 2 do
do
do
do
do
as von can go !" he roared.
The coachman started.
-It is all right," 1 whispered;
'onlv drive home, and by the long
est way."
Mt rT"d Chriptie told me after
ward that he thought I wa bring
ing home somn ltiuatie friend from
the asvlum. Fortut ately he was
that rare servant 'n" obeys without
ejuestion, and so h-.- quietly put me
in.
It was uot a pleasant situat'oo.
The old man growled at my entrance;
he mnt'ered to himself; he seemed,
indeed very much like a maoiac.
Christie drove off through lighted
(streets through dark allys, through
lighted streets again. tMfeley began
to be impatient. We csme
upon a wide open road. We
were bowling over it ia Sue style,
when he turned npra me suddetily.
In the chance light from the street
lamp bis face was frightfid.
"I started to go the Clarendon
Huse. Where ore we?" he said,
fiercely.
"You are in my private carriage,
sir, 'on vour road to my residence at
Ilro-t-i de "
-The "
I won't repeat tbe words he used
Wben his rae was Dartlv speDt. he
; bowled :
Let me cet out let me get oat I
I Chambers Huston, sucking colt;
i J. H. Weller, native stal. -1 vr. old.
me, urauglit maie.
do ?, yr. old maie.
S:nu"l L. vVeller, brood man-; 21 Lest
W. il. rftahl, 2 yr. old stillioo.
lo suckiiig t-clt.
Leninrd Ferrel, stallion.
Samuel Walker, brood mare.
tl ho s , draught.
Henry Keister, :i r. i!d stallion.
do 2 d do
J-eii!i Mason, 1 do iiorsC.
J..I. WeiL'le, pr. drft and match do; b.
Joiin Sn Icr, broiMl mare.
do sucking colL
do 2 yr. old st illion.
Henry II. Witt, biood mare.
W. Picking, drft. and brood mire; b.
Geo-ge CobaugU, br od mare.
do Buckicg colt.
do ve.irlii)2 colt, coliham: b.
Ji hn II Weller, stallion, 1 yr. old.
fi'-o. F. Kimmel, 3 yr. old btallion; b.
I! nj. Kline, draught horse.
C. J I.. Miller, 2 3 r. old stallion.
do driuht mare. j
d'i firood mare. i
Chas I'iii, running mare.
A. '. Will, native stal. 6 yrs. oid; 2b.1
am'j-l Pit-key, do o do
Fred. Xtugle, trotter Ked Cloud. !
Levi Kinaier, 2 yr. old colt; fiest. j
Sam'l J. Miller, 2 yr. old hoisc. !
Charles Ilcrr, Catia-lian ponj. j
Samuel Weyed. draught horse. !
Pet?r Hi llley, brood mare.
do througl.fored Xiger: b.
do light draught Alliamhra; b
do do Chief.
do 3 jr. old Iivulgf-r.
do gray mare running.
tin I't-rcheron stallion.
Char nccy Marteeny, draught horse.
do draught mare.
do earl derby: best.
j do bronze turkey.
I ' do . heaviest turkey; best.
J. W. Pisel. red bird.
i
j I'ROM'CT
I Fred. Weller, sample of wheat.
do do rye.
' do do buckwheat.
do do flaxseed,
i do do oats.
! do do sheaf oats.
do do corn.
' John Dear!, do flaxseed ; 21 l est
do do timothy seed,
do do oats.
Urias Trent. do sheaf wheat.
Herman Shaffer, do barley; 2d best.
do
do
Kud. Ferner,
James Ferner.
do
do
do
Kdwin Ferner,
do
IJenj. Kline,
flo
; C. D. Schell red Uew.
jJohnJ Casebeer seet pu.ii k:r..
, u. red pep;H-r.
; Mrs. John File V d"Z. beets
II. I. Morre 1 riz. K. X.
i do cucumbers
' do pumpkia o. : -;.,.
do beet.
Mary Cunninghiim, 1 d z m .-ts
Joba II. Kanme, sweet p :r..tces
do
do
do
do
do
do
Geo. L. tohn,
do
do
do
S. CritchOeld,
Sol. J. Baker,
do
do
do
do
do
Alex. Launtz,
do
do
do
do buckwheat 2b.
do buckwheat flour,
do corn in ears,
do sheaf wheat,
do sheaf rye.
do buckwheat,
do corn in stock,
do timothy seed,
do rye.
do wheat fljur; best.)
do rye flour, 2i best.
uo
do
do
io
do
do
Uo
do
do
do
I-
pir.-a:;is.
red bect-i.
KuLlra'-ji. i
ru-iiV.-js; I e
tal'barr; b -s'
water un.:.:
cua'.c.j'vs; h
peacn p!i" pis
s'Hsli: btfst.
j Varie'ie pu m
uo peppes a'i ir err
vegetu'.df.-: lc.t.
Mrs. J Kaahle. 5 beads
C. Dunram, 1 hel caj:,';
do I b'l-j. j
William Kisier. ea:!y rsej
dvj chile,
do h'in.-":;; t"
do oiiio b ann
uo corn meal; liest. tl II. II.
uo buckwheat flour, 2! William Ki-ter, perries- p-'
Krst.
'.: r
tit' s
do wheat.
do rye; best.
do buckwheat.
do clover seed; bcit.
do whent.
do rye.
do oats.
do oats in sheaf,
do corn in ears; 2b.
do wheat,
do rye.
do oats,
do buckwheat,
do fliax seed; best,
do sheaf wheat; 2b.
do red wheat,
do white wheat,
do buckwheat,
do timothy seed.
i .1.
Geo. Cohaujh
j Herman Flick, corn ears; best
j David Emmert, buckwheat.
t :ruip-; le
pwent ti
Alex Humer, k Llrubi.
Lvdia SLaulis,
Cyrus Aiikecy,
S. J. Colemau. sweet pn' at w ,
W. Mjst'dler, cahlitirf-; 2.1
do swe-t ;j .;--(.
I
rye; best,
oats.
I
-t''! r.-i r--w?.-i(ut'T ns tin'-v to ,-nr
: - -h-i a'-llc ifruvnt.li . ir. the lyan ao.1
i f rf t, ii. v. a'tare .-nsO t-ar
MAfX CROSS STUZEl
And in aciti to u tall lire ol tne lwi
E. H.
WABDWELL
WITH
KT1FIC tL TKKTI1!'.
F. C. YI TZY.
j tifeetl'iierie.. oilons,
i
Tolnt-eo, C'itfKr. If,
D E
PALE C2TT.
1.
T 1 S T
lir l:Lraiu 4:u l'tne, lur-re'1 id tee
h?t; w-vie. Kantmiai w-TT.i.-n p:d t the zrtf
mat i. in vt the uatuiai tt-eih. Th' wthrrjr to
r.nu:t ire by leur. ca d I y er. .!. tut i'amp
Aurr a t. vc jeU-W
JILL 110USK,
JOHX litLL. Fstk
We will raoe .v.. at ait ItXP?. ti' ""i'i-ly -lT CX2- t
:itiier Kti t.. "
BEST QUALITY OK
FAMILY FLOUR,
COHX-2IEAL,
OATS, b HELL El' COLS,
I?alt. St., IJaltimore, M. D.,
WtiJ i rvrlftiUy ah the mrrrbants' of Ser
M:i c un v, to ftis-i him tiK-ir uruer? tor
;i i u iiiiioiiitiu nnu
FANCY GOODS.
amrjagitfiniatlfleetlD toth t" reTarJi prW
n.o.1 li-iAiiiy of tood. TLe icerciiuiita Tii:lrie
iMitiuicre re urm ailv n-qiKt(d lucall aad K-e
me oeinre ttiaL.jn4 ) urviuaa.
C LATE
ROOFS.
pule of anger bis grizzled, shaggy
beard and slouching ngure, made up
a tout ist i''; far from prepossess
ing. "You dare say !' be growled.
"What do yon know about it?
Toey'il come when it's too late. Tbe
duce take 'em."
He ecowled aud muttered, and bit
bis tiuger-nails.
"It you were my father old fellow,"
I tbuught, "1 should run away, or
drown myself
Hut be wasn't, most fortunately ;
and so 1 fell a carious desire to poke
him up a little make bim show his
teeth and growl, like tbe ugly old
bear that be was.
"Yuu t-eeui lo be in a hurry to go
on," 1 said.
"lu a duce of a hurry, ma'am." be
suapped out, very short'y.
1 iufked at biru, woud ring why.
He turned upon me suddeulv.
"See here! you look like a sensible
lrs'n. 1 m tempted to tell Ton my
errand. Ab! you look curious now.
After all, perhaps vou'll sympathize
with that pair of voung fools," be that 1 was called to
sneered. iu Xannies behalf.
"1 must say, sir, that I thiuk Tbe train s.itd on
bow the was driven frutu misery to j
despair, till at last, one bitter winter's; "'You shall get out if you wish,
night, she lied from ih place ebe had yr . O.ikley. Oat as we are al-r-
u '.-! Ki.niA i. -1 1 n flb-,inif.ii't triixt in I 3 i. . i r . . T , l- : A .. r . u : n 1.
hislove. They bad-got upon tbe j T(0 blti hetlr g0 oa. Mr hosband if. B n-' . Sfe .k'U
railway at the neareSjitauou, aud j wi wka vou back io the carriage
in any event would have two hourn'j You will reach the Clarendon tbu
start of the old man Xow, thauks 80,-ner than vou can l.y walkinsr.'i
to Some inexht-uble delay, there j He swore, but he suhmirtr-j. Pres-
would be five. entlv he became maudlin, talked
I tell yon, miss," said the station 8iv,ut conspiracies and inratimde.
j Ilarnet Picking, runner Silver Tail..
i IK-nry Suhrie, :ilkin horse.
Jac.Weiale. match horses drauulit; l,
Khoa N k Co . do iio bet.
L'.-vi It i ii .
do
do
do
. do sheaf oats: best
j Geo. Zimmermaa, rye.
; Mahlon Miller, corn.
; do
j W. G. Zimmerman, buckwheat,
j E. I. Snyder, winter wheat,
j do spring w beat.
, do rye.
Fmannel Pile, wheat.
mas'er, loncluuing tiis story. lis
the ii:-st bleseedeol Provideuce thai
ever happen' -1. They'll get the knot
tied before the old man overtakes
tbem."
1 briifhteued up. It was for this 1
had suffered the tedium of wailing
for this I had eaten Culd bread and
butter, aud goue without a cup -f lea
for twelve hours ! My sufferingp
were notbiug 1 could have dauced
and sung oogs. Tbe sight of Jhu
Oakley trudging up auu down the
platform, tbrastiiug bis arain aooui
iu impatient auger, afiorded roe ex
quisite satisfaction.
"May tbe traiu be delayed," I pray
ed in mv beart, "nil the lovers air
united past tbe power of Jvbu Oak
ley to sejerate tbeiu."
Tne miuutes fle all too fast now.
The hours chased each otter. And
presently to my great sorrow tbe
traiu came.
1 got a seat iu sight of John Oak
ley. Somehow 1 got a preuiunuiu
there's wore excuse for a young fool
than an old oue," 1 said quietly.
lie bouuded out of his chair, went
to the door, opened it and slammed
it bebiud him.
"For mercy sake ma'am!''
This was the lillle, red, fat Station
sjx-cia! service
tbe white wia-
goldeu
ter's day bright' ntd into
close.
By-and-by we ran into a little sta
tion. Out from the waiiiug-room
came a tall, manly fellew, leading a
slight figure, wrapped iu a waterproof
Iu pasbiug the door the bood clipped
master, lie was eugagea in reeaiug . aside, anc 1 saw tier lace. .D, me:
wiih fuel the monster of a store 1 bow startled I wa ! For 1 kutrw the
meutioned, aud he paused in his work fce at once tyirUwile aud p.quaut,
full of life aud lire. Vel so tetoiuiue
and sweet.
me with opeu-ejed
I done?'' 1 asked.
?A.,
a.
OATSd COUX CHOP.
BSAX, ZWI) LINGS
'knaa vkn wav-.w Iwn.tU. w. n..-. .k.l l a.
! tba H rnee.prr tn the Ire ran to imt n slnfe
'. Kt--'thtn tm r hirr. SUte wilt lart tnrerrr.
i and mtrepalr ire m;u.r,d. S!nte rfvef tbe prr
, ei water r eiTern. Slate if bre jrvr. Kerry
hovlhld have a Mate rf. Th vnder
iiaT.d i WtJ ia Cum'prrlnod, where be bai
r'Kd of
i
Tt.- prt-fTtfti 1 preiiarel t prrjifrHi:e fc-a':
ii. ih- UiHt r-'rci'-rtat'ie atd Hti4a-vr maurter.
The tmvf li:.c uttir and permnrest Uur lerp lur-
ttihet uh the nt IhH ax-nrmr-rta-ltiOr. 1
The tatlv iU fyT!'.lie t fumi!ed with the 1
1: ttteMirrH ah'.'rco. Latv and e-n;a . : -n" i
f:;4n attached. ianI2
Aw ererjti.lr. part -ir.l jf I
meniat tac
tr fed llpart
D
1AM0XI' HOTEL.
Peachbottom & Buckinnham
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LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE iSL A. T E
iS rOVSTOUX PA. j
SAMt Ki. Cl'STHlt. lVoj.r-i.-tor. I
Tb'.a rvar aad well tiwwn h.te l at aii I
tua. a j..ft4e M.t)4r.c f ;ik, kf iiw (nvflitii ,
r-a'4K. Jii. and kiuca Hm-cia" OnwO cla-t'ima-
r..-k ar cai'y lor Jmt--wo
S .tEtrpet ' marll. !
ron
turroufiina the Terr bert artvJa. Ri.PlnvW
I take to put Slat, Kwlf an Huapa u.1Ip
61 I CI IT f ""7" Tr 'l-'w. eUiiarto wwa or aoamry at tua
.'I 4 I J J I 1. I"?" 0', u "at taa. tali and ae
V ' - hiBiora.WrhnBathlst'aea.Na.ll( rUltisMr
' Street. t'aajeriaad. Mi. Onleraauy beleltwith
mix.
utri a. hi- k
Aisnts Isr Fte ana life Insnranse,
JOHN HICKS & SON,
SOMEIISKT, l'A..
And Real ' Estate Brokers. TAUGLE HOUSE !!
Ahvi a wc'l "eln-u-' of
vliajntare; SitKW.ee, W ,.,pi.waT, Rrapte, 4
iti htn-if. u i
hir we w!:' a vp ar iherbrapppt.
PteA-""raIl. era'atwe --jr "-"1, ?l all kiwda. and
t ut1c : ir.AB r m w-i a-.TLr.t.
LKzi t ip-t wttr, at ata
tn MAIM iHiiNsi Str ae:rt. Pa.
" i lr
aud survived
wouder.
"What have
laughing.
Doue! done!" Le repeated, and
be swuug bis bauds, and chuck
led alarmingly.
" by, there a:a t a man. woman,
or child who ever heard of bim that
would dare to say so much to bim.
Wbv. ibat Old Griuder!"
and otherwise entertained me in Ene
style till Christie drove up to ray own
irate. Then I ran up tbe steps into
arms that waited for and welcomed
me.
In a breath I bad told the storv.
"And oh, Dertie, you mast go Ha k
with bim; but please don't go as
quick a-j you can."
Dertie lauehed, put on his great
nat leisurely, lighted his cigar, k'ss-j
e-1 me. and went. j
I took out my watch. Inntpil
and fi?bed. It would be an hour;
and a half, perhaps two hurs. l?e-
fure I could look for Lim back.
I felt myself quite a saint. Had I
n"t. pent awar mv own hubsnd.
whom I bad not seei fr a fortnight,
fur 'Hp sake of these two lover ?
Of course I oueht to have ben
sustained bv consciousness of well
d"insr, but I wasn't The time drar
ed heavily. To be sure, it was sweet
jtobwhome again, to fped mr paro-
nnet, and tea-e the little whie kit
tan; to hear the servants sav how
they had missed me, and biw mis
er had moped. But I wanted Ber
tie, and it was a good two hours be
fore he came
I ran down ti meet bim. lie
came in powdpred all over with
fresh fallen snow.
"We shall have sleiehing," hi
aaid. shskinir off a whi elnrid
"WpII. bow has ray little woman
been ?" locking down at me with
br eht, bappy eyes.
2 vr. old mare.
CATTLE.
Aaioa Ileiple, sucking calf.
F. Weill r, )arliug calf.
di spring c .If; 2J best.
do alderuey hcilcr.
do do :" months olJ.
('o cow.
Isaiah Pile, heifer.
Ira W. Kluimel, heifer Calf.
Herman Shaffer, yearling Lull.
John P. Klioads,":! r. oid bull; 2i.
do h-lfer; best.
cult 1 months old.
ft-
do
do
do
Miller,
do
do
do
do
. John J. Casebeer. sweet com.
t!o ej;
do p'iiot'k
Mag,-:- Ankeny, sweet p-iu :
Ilos Il.-uiiut-r, ho:i; li.jn-;
I i!o M F,
i Lvdia Knnpp, lirja beans,
j Thetiori Wov, i.tate: - i
timothy seed 2d best. ; Joseph Horner, irnrnet pur-,'
j uo peerles.-i "
Keuben L. Ljcr, r- .l l ei-t-i
Jonathan Stahl, while Vnj'
j .irs. Lea YodT k.-Ll.-u! i.
I Annie Courad, beati-. l...h.
! Miitbias Sbauli. r ! beats.
! siiar '
d) catilia
F M. Sbaulis, orsions.
Aaa Marteeny. vr!! w ia i
do iiuia "
do l!';" r
G. F. SmucL'-T, !?arnnt pirn'. .
do pursnir'
d oai'jn.
Mrs. Geo M. Savior, red tea
do pepper.
:.i ! i
rye.
corn.
rye in sbeaf.
wheat.
,1
flax seed,
barley,
corn in ear.
2 1 I'.-
Cvrus Shaolis, s;ni II "ir s.e.i.
I Henry II. Witt, rye ia sbeaf; 2J best Jacob Caspbeer. limn bea;
: I. tobaugb, flax seed
do oats; 2d best.
i do beans.
Geo. Cobaogh, wheat
Old Grinder? is it!
"Old
vou've
Griuder,
heard of
ma am.
him?"
I reckon
Xow what malign fate had set,i
them here ?
Tbe old man was nodding his bead
upon his breast Presently I saw
tbe youug man start, and iu an in
stant Xaonie uttered a suppressed
shriek.
1 hastily rose and went to them.
"You are Kicbard Sherman, aud
this is Xannie ?"'
He nodded looked in mv fucei
at it, W. II Pla t. I blood alderuey tow; b.
do :' do do heifer.
do do do calf.
lo milch cow.
Lnas T lit. yearling ouli; 2d best,
d bull calf; best,
tlo heifer calf..
Josia:i Walter, 2 yr. old bull; best.
Sa nutl CtilcLfii Id, 2 yr. old heifer.
do 2 yr. old heifer.
Solomon J. IJaker, 2 yr. old bull.
Million Miller, yearling lull.
io alderuey cow.
do do heifer,
do yearling heifer,
do do steer; best.
Hivid Liner;, 3 yr. old bu'l, best
Alex. I.tuntz, 2 r. olJ teifer.
John Launtz, yearling buii.
Jitt-ob Kline, 2 yr. old Letfer, fat.
George Cobaugh. 2 yr. old Iki!!.
do milch cow.
Chas. IMh, 2 yr. old heifer.
Milti.n Pile, yearliu heifer.
oo milch cow.
I-atc linens, bull, pait alotrney.
Uvi Ku.jf ler, 3 yr. old heifer. 2b.
d sheaf wheat; best.
do rye; best,
do rye iu sbeaf.
do buckwheat, best,
do timothy seed: be-t.
do corn.
j William Keister, buckwheat.
do parsnip; !'..
do iTP un ' i, rrv
! Lucy Savior, parsley.
Mrs. I). Husband. ckioi.II . -..-r.
Ilamp Pile, red pepp'-r.
Harry H')i-ler,'a'jiu. nr.'-' ;m.
do -ai'-r b-s.
do e j: .y e ,ru.
J (i.i pur'v r -e 1 e
j Mrs. F. (' Sami. !:, r-'i ; ; , . r-
J.
O. Kimuiel, rd ? ir:;et p j' t
S. J. Coleman, Chinese cats; best. j d- e.-l pm,;-'-i r
I do corn in ears; jd best, i Wm. S;aLl L K p.rar--p-.
' Havid Husband, c '.l!i!l'.Vr
I do mixed ' en'.-
do rye, 3d best Emma Waltei. tomat' e.-: 2 1
1 do corn in ears. .Mrs. M A. Sann r t imut .-i s:
Theodore Wor, rye. ; AdJie K orhe larger, Li; r..-.
Michael Shaufis, wheat flour; 21 best do niixpd !
Alex Hunter, buckwheat.
j . i .
1
rye flour; best I
buckwheat flour; best j
corn meal; 2d best.
wheat
barley; besi.
corn ears.
wheat; 2d
best.
I foreot mr day's advpnfure nt 1 tier It, IJev, aMi ruey bull.
that roinnte. forent the long hours 1 1 do ahlcrney cow anil calf,
bad waited fr the train. j do do heifer, 1 yr. old.
"Xannie ia such a pretty girl do yearling heifer,
said Tnie. 'Ji.sis't Pisel, alderaey cow.
uo. never mina Tnat; unir tpii
mf did they gPt ofT? and what did'
Mr Oakley say ? and where did you i
leave him ? '
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I F. M.
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buckwheat,
rye.
fiax-seed.
buckwheat,
irish wheat
rve.
illllH CASEBEEK.
Ajtsnt. Scocnet, Pa.
Ww. il SHrrtrr.
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F0LLANS6EE CO,
Merchant Tailors,
.nI MuaOnnma of
FHEl) XAUGLE, Pro'p.
IVrs o who4ertseopt!l.tiuTorescbsire jfp- j
er-.-, trior rent wiil Cna U U li'.r,ajrc-j; ic .'
r..Mr the diarrit-Lmo thereat. aJ no Pi.-e 1
a .c lu i awi4 m rrntp-i. Kml er;r l a-t 'l
irri--.ilv aii tpr 1-r.4r4.li aucAle! , .
. ar.-
I T! e VT-Tirr. ta" lit. I ftn-aajM aa4 ireatly
n'lMr.?' KjI. II.Ij I LJl ".! ie.raip P n,. m.-n,rtljc It
. v. 1 w.;B rt,,;Tp ifw irtius tt.a wtatir. U we tfi
er. ..,. .... wwnaal. h. aaa, r:M en.u iia Sttr.
kra.tim,iKti auaral iao, butlan Ma Ti! are always .h-t mt.h ti? cn.4ertl
a. , uidiDpPHit per :l ia parerlp 1 1 ! viAti-. .Sw maiaei aasja.
ttjw Tvr 1, .. arrw jtp w i ok area, n IaT eneatnoeK :ai-urx la auacned i
Ip wwrr.-otPil. Teraaa caeMiani kaadaaw Ik I u.iklul aa4 alttn.lve hwtWD alaiji ia At- i
h:r.i.ne u ip eyual anaoal t;n-ri(a, f-"l!y ! wujap. ' j
ppcnrpa. n ' ned ai-i'I. a no It a.4 al frr ; , . . . . , . i
aaain.lortrk.u.hlu.U allK... apaoltte EouOwtaWew rraew-k.JiT.iaal. j
rvirtle, will a W rcBttf ant aoiit a t riar aiwayi asrf.llfW itii U.e ts .t ll.).L I
labat O.WEVAM). Jm; la.
Gent's. Yootb's and Boys,
If 1 Hcd Siifet, earner FifU Aveate,
PTTSBURGH.
aprt
which implied that out to kaow Old
Griuder would be to argue, one's self
uukuow n.
"Ob, yes! 1 bad beard of Old
Grinder."
Of course I bad. Wasn't be a miser
ly, cruel old feliow, and hadn't be a
sweet little Dlossom 01 a uauguier
called Xanuie 1 bad seen her once,
aud never should I forget be lender.
paurot. Sorrow lul lace ana wasn 1
there sumeibimr about a lover ?"
The naiion-inasier smiled. lie
was a man wbo dearly loved a dish
of ,.oeip ; and I was a woman, curi
ous and sympathetic. He told me
tbe story then. Parts of it I knew,
tori bad spent long, idle summers
iu Old Grinder's close neighborhood.
He was tbe richest old curmudgeon
in all Ibe country round." ' There waa
a time w beu he w as' not called Qid
Grinder, but John Oakley, which was
bis real name ; and ia those days be
won a fair, ireutle woman, wbo wa
draw n to bim by beaveo know what
attraction, invisible to all eyesexcept
hers.
j Poor, pretty Xannie Oakley lived
1 through a few pale years of wedded
life, and then died, leaving behind
tier auutber Xannie her daughter.
This girl was i f different metal from
her inoi her. Tbe rougher nature of
ber father, modified by . her mothers
jentleuess, bloomed waew ia a swet
er, more beautiful form. Xaonie was
full of spirit, bet tender as a do,.eJ
vivacious aad graceful at once, with
ia a toue i wi.h frank, true eyes.
1 slipped my hand uuder tne wat
erproof and clapped hers warmly.
"Keep your face couceaied in the
Dood, my dear," I whispered. "Mr.
bherman, yuu bad belter draw yuur
muffltr up "
lie obeyed mechanically. He waa
momentarily bewildered, but only
for a moment
"How do you happen to be here ?"
I asked, distressed.
"We stopped to throw him off ibe
scent We thought we would follow
in the three o'clock train, and thai
we could take the' six o'clock wiib
safety. We kuew he would rush
straight through tbe to wo.believ ing us
to be gone W'est"
"On, dear, bow unlucky '. This is
ibe three oclock train. ' li waa delay
ed three hours."
Kit-hard glanced oyer at his enemy,
drowsiug opposite.
"You had better go straight to
town now. You will easily elude
him. Perhaps 1 can belp you."
SHEEP.
J. Mowry. C head sheep.
00 buck.
Crias Trent, 5 lambs; 21 fie't.
Solomon J. Kaker, buck; 21 lest.
Geo. Ziiuiuerrimi, iiuck.
(ieorge Cobaogh, br.ck.
"They ot off. my Udy. We
drove to the Clarendon. Mr. Oskley
tbondpred at tbe clerk. That person
oppppd bis bonk, and ornilp'l. a b
pointed to tbe entry 'Mr. and Mrs !v.'rUH Aiii.env, pr. lami.s; ol Oest.
Richard Shermaa".' 'They lpft teti ; Jeremi-.li M.lier, buck,
minu'ps sine- in tbe owl train,' be i l'1 H. Illey, buck, cotswell; lst
said, blandly "
"And Mr. Oakley ?" I asked.breath
lesftlr.
"Raved, of coorse. I f xp"tulatpA
do
do
do
pen of sli-iep; lest.
do do 21 best,
pen of lambs; best.
Finally be cooled down, b ngbt a
b"tneward ticket, and I
'Waiting for the Train.'"
left bim
; SWl.NE.
I C. F. Khoads, fat I102; test.
j Cyrus Saaulis, ground hoj.
.HHWMWM j fVf. t"kUl, IO. H4H19 i, ut'ai.
A visitor at the Exp itioa. dining jj'" I.vis Chester boar; best,
at a French restaurant, meekly inti-i l u i ,ot 'rkshire bog,-, b.
mateawten his bill iru presented i ""d "d P'S'5 2b.
that bis boiled egg contained a chicken, i V" ., tJ0r;'st
Tbe polite waiter said that he weuld j cra brood : t-
have tbe bill eorrected, and sooa re-j pi ltrt.
tr.rnpil virk .n hill unnn chirk :
the charge of au cents f-r "egg." had J-Y-. Scbl"' Pr' Tackled Ilambor?
given place to an item of CO cents for j hit kens; best.
chicken ' '-r"'9t KiKiscr, C young brahaias; b.
wwwi. ! II. H. Flick, pr turkeys, bronze; b.
"You see, said Uocl Job, -'my ',
wife's a cur'ona woman. She shrimp-!
ed. and saved, aod almost starved all ;
! of os to get our parlor furnished nice, i
, aod oow she won t let us go
inIA l '
lie thanked me by a grateful look, a v.:i, t. a wii.,, win,! a
and I crept back to my place ofu fur , 0Btb. Sbe is a!
The tram sped on The darkness ;cur,ooawooj,a:n
deepened. Ligbu flashed out from '-,
happy homes as we passed them, s A sizn in Detroit reads; "Wanted , llnrj Bar' man, ruffled gronse.
We saw a table set lor tea ; a moth a voang man to drive burses up-' Harry Gilbert, pr. white leghorn; t.
do tu t key, heaviest
do pr. white brahmas; best.
do coop brahmas: 2d best.
do nr. bactams.
do pr. b. b. r. games; tiesV
tlo coon chickens best.
do pr. black b&mburgs: best.
do beat aad greatest variety.
da 1-t of turkeys.
er suckling ber babe while eke wa.it- siaire.
ed lor lis lather to come b-'Ote.
1 wonder tbe? did Uot touch
bis: God headquarter f-r young,:
heart I wonder no meui-iry of the men Oa the shoulders of theirs weet-;
wife bid away uuder the violet for ; hearts. !
so many years came to soften him; I 11. O. Suiall, pr. game cnitatens.
do
do
do
do
do
pr. samp; test
pr. blat-K Spanish; best,
pr. buT cochin; best
pr. dark biabmas; best.
coop; nest.
that no tender reluctance to roar his Hurrah for Hayes and Wheeler! ' Milioo Pile, pr. dacks: best.
do
do
i do
; do
! do
: do
' C. II Miller,
1 Jonathan Stab!
; do
do
Yoder,
Sbaulis,
do
do
M it hi as Shaulis, buckwheat,
do Cax seed.
'Joseph Hunter, wheat,
do rye.
do buckwheat.
do cats,
j G. F. Smneker, corn,
j Rosy Scbrock, hop,
i Harry HolderUauru, e"rn.
do buckwheat,
do timothy seed.
I W. H. Stahl, sheaf wheat
I do sheaf oats: 2d best
do corn ears.
I J A. Koyle, yellow corn,
j do white cori.
I Samuel L. Weller, corn.
! Jon , Bowman, skiver seed:
! do. corn ears,
i C. V. Mnaselman. eorn.
I Addie Rusbeberger, dried corn
II. II. Witt, corn.
do buckwheat
P. npflier. gold drop wheat
VT. II. Miller, sheaf wheat
A. W. Knepper, cornear.
j Samuel Earnst, corn.
B. F. Countrvman, eoi.
E. Pew, rye.
Fred Weller, 1 tlcz. pippin apples.
(JohnBearl. 44
Mrs John Koable, 1 qt lima bear,
Isaib Pile 1 doz. pop earn.
Samuel Deitz. doz. ce'.iry.
Urias Treat, 2 swet pumpkin 2d b.
do 1 radis'a.
do 1 held pompkin.
I Herman Shaffer, 7 beads cabbage.
Adam Ileiple, garnet twtatoes.
R, Ferner, " ' ' best
do early rose; 2d best
Peoj. Kline, bnsbel onions best
I Joba Bearl, 4 beads cabbage.
I do 3 Kohlrabi
Mrs. Mary Laontz. white beans-.
do sooa beaoa.
Mahlon Miilor, potatoes; best
do peerless; best.
do garnets.
Minns Lobosn, boxcellery.
do wintef kohr; bert.
Ho
do
peaa.
pari v bean '.
C. C. Musselmsn, red Uet-; I- -L
J. A Waiter C'iru in p !
Stewart Sefaell, stj-ia-h'."1; b--t.
da pumpkins.
II. F. Sooe'.i, peerlppo pota'f
do eai lv r'
do S. T.
do i: K.
Addie I'.uphelpfr.-er. l.r.ia ! -a-.
J. A. Boy I, potatoe-; Wst.
A. W Koepppr red tipew
do lima beaD
A. G. Miller, beets.
do s'lija-L'.
do
JwrJaw
H. H. Flick, suifa.- Uets
J W. W. Davis. ceiVry.
do parsnip
do caOOde.
d field in-.-ji! 1.3-
Jenoie Collins, ii:ua Kro-.
Minnie Craver, peeper.-.
Isxtiell-i l'A-eler, celtry.
Mr3. J'.'siab Wov, pepper.
1 M. A. Wor, rhuoarb.
; IJ. F. iljuutrvraaa. game'. p"a
! Philip S Will, p i, i.' ri.: w-t.
J II II Wirt, beao-i
1 Samuel Deitz, lima l".irp
2d best 'j. A. Boyle. S. beey.
Jane Collins, white bea-is: I -
:J lest
; Fred Weller,
i do
I -0
do
do
' do
j I-aih Pile, penn
! II. II. Kemp. d:splay fr
sweet appica.
baMwi-ie
B. F.
fWiind "
pruriPtts. "
EiMea blil-b.
do app,..
ilo priirjptts "
do pippins ' U-t.
do blipck. "
do p.'j'id
do bonefce crj iK .
do col'ectiva.
Uo petr, Tja-r.
Mrs. A.J. Colbors, ido f ;
Josiah Woy, biack apples; Upt.
do coliforais t-s
do sonh'r pr.
do pippins; best.
r.eaierjber tie dates f r tc
jpablicaa ow nvee'.iag-
Gd-by Staaray
ppcts are poor.
your pr
Ohio ia Eepbilcaa &T '
jtboosioil tnajoritj.
?? a.te
do Cltj'oa". v
do ' f
do iillU i" 3BS. , .
do " - i
do tomatoes; i.. - -.. j
do variety tumstoes '
do early r lotat x?. I,
do giruet.
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