The National Banner, Volume 12, Number 14, Ligonier, Noble County, 26 July 1877 — Page 4

The Watinna) Banwer | : S : < Y 3 . LIST OF PREMIUMS To be Awarded at the Twenty-Second Anmwal Fair of thé Noble County Agri- ' enltural Sodetv, to b held o'\t the New _ Pair Grounds at Ligonier, Indiand, . September 19th, 20th and 21st, 1877.

: - CLASS NO. 1. e 1 . HORSES—THOROUGHBRED, Thoroughbred stallion, 4 yrs.old = and :vet..-...-....u.....' vey v B 8 00 premium.... ......... 400 Thoroughbred mare, 4 ys.old and LR es o 500 - second premium.............. 800 /Thoroughbred stallion, 3 ys. old . and under f0ur..............u 600 ~ gecopd premium, ... ... ..o 300 Thoroughbred mare,:3 ys. old and under f0ur..... ... uiveve 600 second premium.............,.3 00 [Pedigree must be furnished in full.]

Lo OLABS NO. 2, bova ' HORSES FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK. Stallion, 4 ys. old and 0ver.".....58 00 gsecond premium;.............1400 Stallion, 8 ys.old and under 4.... 600 sﬁwnd premium,.......... .. 3 00 lion, 2 ys. old and under 3.... 4 00 second premium....,...... ... 3:00 Stallion, 1 year01d..........i... 400 second premium....%.....:.... 200 - Sucking hotse ¢01t,....... ..... 400 Brood mare, with colt at rer side.. 800 second premfium.............. 400 Mare 4 years old or 0ver.......» 600 second pfemium.............. 800 ‘Mare 3 years old and under 4.... 600 " 'second prem sy s 800 Mare 2 years old and under 3.... 4 00 second premium.... ......... 200 Mare 1 year old and under 2..... 4 00 second premium.............. 2 00 ‘Sucking mare c01t....... ...... 200 ; second premium..... , ...... 100 Gelding 4 years old and over.... 6 00 . second premium.............. 300 Gelding 3 years old and under 4... 4 00 second premium..... ... .... 200 Gelding 2 years old and under 3... 4 00 second premium...... ...i... 200 Gelding 1 years old and under 2.. 3 00 gecond preminm........,.,..s 200

. CLASS NO.B. ' : HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES, Stallion 4 yrs. old and 0ver.......58 00 second premium........ L..... 4 00 Stallion 8 yrs. old and under 4.... 600 * gecond premium.............. 800 Stallion 2 yrs. old andunder3.... 4 00 second premium...i..:.. ... 200 Stallion 1 yrs.old and under 2.... 3 00 Brood mare with colt af her side, ' - quality of colt to govern the awarding of premiums......., 6 00 second premium.............. 800 .Mare, 4 years old and 0ver...... 600 +second premium.............. 300 Maﬁg years old and under 4... 400 second premivm....... ...... 200 Mare, 2 years old and under 3... 4 00 £ ascond Premium........v ... 200 Mare, 1 year old and under 2.... 8.00 secold premi0m.............. 200 "Four year old ge1ding..:........ 600 -second premium.............. 300 Three year old ge1ding..,....... 400 second premium.... ......... 2{oo Two yearold ge1ding..........\. 300 seeoxrl premium. V.. 00000200 Span of heavy draught horses or mards,t evenly matched in every O B 0 seeoﬁd'p);emiuﬁx..:'..'....'...'j . 400 [The Judges are' instructed not to award premiums in this class unless the W exhibited properly comes withinthe meaning of draught horses.]

el s R INO . T ROADSTERS AND CARRIAGE HORSES. Stallion, 4 years old"and over... .58 00 ' second premium,............. 4 Q 0 Stallion,3 years old and under 4.. 6 00 second premium....::........ 300 Stallion, 2 years old and under 3.... 4 00 second premium...=......... 200 Stallion, 1 year old and under 2..., 4 00 second premium...,.......... 200 Sucking horse c01t.............. 400 - gooond premium...i sovepbe 200 Brood mare, with'colt at her side... 800 | second premium.............. 400 Mare, 4 years old or 0ver........ 600 seeogd;.'premium. Gt 800 Mare, 3 years old and under 4... 6 00 seoogd premium:. .oo . 0800 Mare, | g,ea.rs old and under 3... 4 00 second premium ............. 200 ‘Mare, 1 year old and under 2.... 4 00 _second premium.............. 200 ‘Sucking mare c01t............... 200

- aecond premiumy.............. 100 i Gelding; 4 years old or 0ver..... 600 4" gecond premium . ........... 300 Gelding, 3 years old and under 4... 4 00 Second premium.............. 200 - Gelding, 2 years old and underBs.... 3 00 7 . second premium..... 7%....... 200 Pair of mares, or geldings, to match in size, color and speed..... 8 00 - second premium ~........... 400 -~ Nore.—ln this class are to be included all part thoroughbreds, light harness horses, saddle horses, ald troto i , All three-year-olds and over (excépt brood mares) to be shown in harness, or under saddle. : ‘ . All competitors in this class will .. be required to present a written statement of the breeding of the animals - shown by them so far as known.- -~ Said pedigree to be given to the secretary mhe time the entry is made, who'shall hand'same to Judges. = . The Judges in this Class will be in- - stricted to take into consideration . the amount of good blood the animals . possess, including the in and out crogs- ' es, and their value; to give ib their - weight in making their awards. . - EXPLANATION:—A colt entered ~ with Brood Mare is entitled to be en- . tered in its class (of colts).| The qual- _ lby of the colts is to govern in the awarding of Premiums in all classes

‘ : CLASB NO. 5. - JACKS AND MULES, Jmkajl deivweaiail 4 00 second premium;...... ..... 200 Bpan of mu1e5................. 400 second premium.....,....... 200 m m-fcovo-'--.,c0 shbs vy r2OO ~ second prémivm............. 100 Nore.—The Judges are instructed to.throw out all unsound animals in _the foregoing five classes, they being ~deemed unworthy of a premium, Durham bull, 3 years or over,..s 8 00 RSSO N oo 400 «‘»';;7.“ o v i’*xé\mj? , 'wv:.v.‘[? ; m’ e g gg S i BRIy s v v v e v v P A R A o W i sns . second premium.............° 200 S e st ie | sty v I £ & SRy b e o 1% __Becond pren 0. 100 i 3 LAGh ;‘,: RN iﬁ*’“’*’;ﬁ“ﬁ%ﬁfﬁéﬁ? v i OW, < Years old. ..o -6 00 okt - Pop . J@:@,’““ *':‘\g%gf%*fﬁ"ﬁf (;,;:«m; il e e

- All competitors in this class will ‘be required to present a written statement of the breeding of the animals shown by them so far as known.— Said pedigree to bie given to the secretary at-the time the entry is made, ‘who shall hand same to Judges.

. CLASBNO.7. ‘ '~ CATTLE—-GRADED. Bull, 8 years or over... ...... $ 400 seeond‘ptem&um......,.;;.?. 200 Bull, 8 year501d............... 800 second premium........ ..... 200 SulLiyeßrold... ... ... .00 200 ‘. second premtium............. 100 PURGHIY. e ol Cow, 4 years old andover... . 400 ' gecond premium.........;... 200 Cow,Byears 01d............... 300 second premium............. 200 Heifer, 2 years 01d... :.:...... 3800 second premium............. 208 Hsifer, 1 yoar old, ... ......... 200 second premium.............. 100 Yoke work 0xen............... 400 second premium............. 200 Fat steer or cow, 4 years 01d... 400 second premium....,....... 200 Fat beifer or 5teer............. 800 second premium.,......:..... 200

‘ - . CLASS NO. 8. : HOGS— FIRST DIVISION—FINE BONED: BERKSHIRES, ESSEX AND SUFFOLK. BOAY. ol sl B 400 gsecond premium....... ..... 200 Boar, 8 mo’s old and under 12... 300 second premium............. 150 Boar, under 6 months 01d...... 800 Sow, with at least 5 pigs.. I Sow, 6 months and under 12.... -3 00 Sow, under 6 months 01d....... 150 Litter of pigs, 5 or more, under cAmonthB 01d.,. ... ..o v 400 - gecond premium. .. .i.... 0 200 SECOND DIVISION — COARSE "gONED: CHESTER WHITES, POLAND CHI- ", NA, AND YORKSHIRES., BOAL Lol e i 400 second premium............. 200 Boar, 6 mo’s old and under 12.. 300 second. premium............." 150 Boar, under 6 m0nth5.......... 200 Sow, with at least 5 pig 5........ 400 Sow, 6-mo’s old and under 12... 38 00 Sow, under six months 01d...... 150 Litter of pigs, sor morg, under - 2months oldy = voiv wivinaie 400 second premium.... ........, 200

: CLASS NO. 9. : ~ SHEEP—COARSE WOOL. 4 Blgele, .0 e sil 300 Buck, 1 year-old and under 2... 200 Bagklnmb. .. 1 gena 0200 Ewe, 2 years old andover...... 200 ¢' 2 years andunder2........ 200 “nlamb . ue 00 100 ‘Pen of ewes, five or . m0re....... 400 Fat sheep, five or m0re,........ 400 i OCLASS NO. 10. : ~ SHEEP—FINE 'WOOL., : Buek. oL 500 i 0 8 800 . .* 1 yearold and under 2.... 200 & ]1amb.(.‘,.a..,,.._..,..‘..f.. LOO Ew%, 2 years old and 0ver...... -3 00 “ 1 year old and under 2.... 200 wsamb Ll ssica sy e 100 Pen of ewes, five or m0re...... 400

» CLASS NO. 11. . . POULTRY: ‘ Trio Black Spanish f0w15.......51 60 8 OWWhite Spanigh »@ . 0 01 00 - Silver spangled * ........ 100 % Goldspangled * (.. . .100 ¢ Gray Dorking ‘... 0100 % Wihite Dorking * - ..., 100 o %o Light Brahma % .0, 100 M ek e G B 0 (%, Cochin Ohina % 0., 100 f.%¢ White Lieghorn * . ........ 100 . '% Dominique B 0 300 “ Houdan - B G 100 % Creve Ceeur o a 1 00 i © Gold penciled Hamburg..., 100 - % Silver spangled - ¢ Seae 100 “ Sebright Bantam f0w15.... 100 "~ % Game fowls, any breed..... 100 “ Rowan dnlhe . .oo 000100 . Aylsbury ducks..... ...... 100 ¥ PAdsOWIS LooiL o i 100 s Rlack turkeys.c.. ..l 100 Largest best collection of fowls, B Dreeds....ii: ..ol 500 ' . CLASSNO. i 2. a ' BIRDS. v Mated pair of bird5.............51 50 second premium..,........... 100 Napiety of bixds. ... 0.0 200 gecond premium... .......... 100 OLABB N 0 98, ' FARM IMPLEMENTS. Farm wag0ni.......v...i..... .83 00 .second premium ............. 200 Onpe-horse wagon. .............. 200 gecend premium........:...:. 100 Wheelbarreow. ... ... 7. .. .. F i Bo i of bobe.. ... v B eo Sk Plowe: ..t o 0 i o TG Jointer piow;’. whige ek et co 100 Combination P10w...:.......... 100 Double corn cu1tivat0r.......... 100 fyround roller. ... .00 00 00 6o BBLYOW .. iisens s ) oo HOBABEEEDOY. ~ . iy i BO Bleww citbor. .. .ovi Lo 8D Fanning oty ..o il Ll 100 oy By O RRE N R R Gemn oradlie ] il i BO Corn sheller,. . .coiiei .0l Bo Hay take.... ... 000 OLI oo [All machinery must be submitted to a test if requested by the committee. Contest open to the world.] .

. . CLASS NO. 14. i ~ FARM AND GARDEN PRODUCE. White seed wheat, 14 bushel....sl oo second préemium........;... . 5O Red wheat, 3§ bu5he1............ 100 second premium......... ... bo Half bushel of c0rn..,.......... 100 . _Becond premium... .......... Bo ¥arietyofeortii ..o ..o ;... 100 second premiam....{......... Bo Half bushel of 0at5.............. 5o gecond premium....... .i.... 25 One-half bushel of bar1ey....... 5o second premium...........;.. 25 One-half bushel of clover seed.. .. 1 00 second premium.............. 5o One-half bushel of timothy seed..... 1 0o . second premium ...........i. Bo One-half bushel of rose potatoes... 5o second premium..:........... 25 One-half bu. peachblow potatoes.. 50 - second premium.............. 25 One-half bushel of sweet potatoes 5o ,Becond premium:............ 25 | One-half bushel sweet yams...., 50‘ ‘gecond premium....i......... 25 Assortment of p0tat0e5.......... Bo second premium....... ...... 25 One-half guhhel"ot be0t5..;...... 25 Three heads of cabbage.......,. 5o mnd mbm“mno sh s :n;.’ S 25 Display of pumpkin 5........... 5o . second premium........ ..... 28 ?,at '“'- :: v -. dee ey Ay e ; 50 ANSPIRY 9L OANAONES . .. .. ... . ... | BO lecond Premium. ... .....0..00 25 ANBPIAY OL NOADS .+ + i sxocrvraveve BO e P B s v BB 4 Second premir f?ﬁ*‘*ag '&ﬁwg"%mg:&% gfs% ;. : ,4[ :Lg\,ﬁ: oy i, »—ﬁ#ﬂ%ﬂzﬁf{y ‘u}:\‘%{;%‘u# r a“féf,,,ﬁ . oleeN By St e

. second premium..... “eheiivnt BO DOOF MAb.........ooiveviiennsr A 8 d ﬁ%om Dremin... ... ‘é?ﬁt}"f w 111 e .. -cqi:f-.- ssee .".,d:.\'-,q o w : ~mﬂpmmiﬁm-w‘u- . ;".*';-; s 106 Log cabin qui1t........ :..... 200 second premium.............. 100 Sﬂk quilt. vl e e second premium ............. 100 Knotted counterpane ... ....... 150 . second premium;:............. 75 LORNge COVeE. ... ... . ... 100 _second premiumi.............. 5o Pair of pillows and 51ip5........ 200 second premium.............. 100 Cotton 5t0cking5................ 75 second premijum.............. 50 Colton soels.. ... .......... .0 B¢ second premium....... ~.. . 25 Woolen 5t0cking5............... 75 second premium ............. Bo Woolensoeks... . ..........o. ... B 0 second premium ...........5. 25 Woplen mitten 5................ ' Bo second premium. ............ 25 woolen gloves.... i .0 8 sgcoud premium.............. ‘H6 Carriagerobe.....i...o . 00,000 100 gecond premium.............. ' 15

L, CLASS N 0.16. APPLES, PEARS, PEACHES, GRAPES, &C. Ten varieties of fall app1e5.....81 oo second premium.............. Bo Ten varieties of winter apples... 1 oo geeond premium. ... ... . B 0 Display of apples of all varieties.... 1 oo second premium.............. 5o Four varieties of pear 5......... 1 00 second premium.............. Bo Display of pear 5................ 100 second premium.............. bo Display of peache5.............. 100 second premium.............; 50 Display of grapes .............. 100 . second premium.®............ Bbo

; |+ CLASS NO. 17. BREAD, BUTTER AND CANNED FRUIT. Roll of butter,s ™5............52 00 second premium ............. 100 Loaf of hop rising bread..... .. 100 second premium ....c........ 5O Loaf of salt rising bread........ 100 second premium.............. 50 Loaf of graham bread.......... 100 second premium ..., e or "bo Cake... Lol Vv o 106 Becond premium....... ...... 5o Sample of honey c0mb.......... 100 Sample of maple 5ugar.......... 100 ‘Sample of sorghum molasses..... 1 00 Sample of grape wine........... 5o Sample of raspberry wine....... 5o Sample of blackberry wine...... . 50 Sample of currant wine... ...... 3o Sample of cherry- wine.......... bo Can of ra5pberrie5.............. 25 Can of blackberries... .... ...:. 25 Can of strawberries............. 25 Canofpeaches.., ............. 95 CBDOf DORTR. . v\ vssc i s 08 Canof-currants. . ..o ..., .2, 95 Canofeherrles. ... ........00 2B Can of blackberry jam...........”" 25 Canofcurrantjam.. ........... 25 Can of raspberry jam............ 25 CanoEjelly.... .. 0. o 0 000 95 Canorcabanp. o b o B 8 Canof plekles -00 40, 28 Can of pickled app1e5........... 25 Can of pickled peache5.......... 25 Display of canned fruit......... 100

. CLASS NO. 18, DRESS MAKING AND MILLINERY. Best made b0nnet..............852 00 second premium.............. 100 Bestmade-hat.........,........ 200 second premium .........;... 100 Best made straw hat or bonnet doneover.. ..o, Vil 900 second premium..............- 100 Best made ladies dress .......... 2.00 second premium.............. 1 00 Best'made dress in wrapper..... 1 00 second premium ..... ....... 5o Best made child’s dress ........ 1T o 0 gecond preminm ... .00 <Bo Best made fancy apron.... .... 75 gecond preémivm . v .00 B Best made ladies might dress.... 1 oo Second premium.............. BO Best made embroidered skirt..... 75 ~ second preminm........ -.... bo Best made ladies 5kirt........... 100 second premium.............. 50 Best made c0at....... .......s, 200 second premium:............. 100 Best madepants. ... ........... 1 oqg second premium.............. 50, Best made vest.... ... ........ 100 second premiom ............." 56 Bestmade 5hirt................ 15 second premium.............. .50 Best made necktie.............. 5o gsecond premium ... ........ 25 Best made ‘gentleman’s dressing BOWRL el eo, D 10h second premium......... ... .. Bo [All the above must be the work of the exhibitor.] i

CLASS NO. 19. LADIES’ FANCY ARTICLES, Hand embroidered dre55........853 0o do do. child’s dre55....... 2 00 do doclogk ... ... .. 940 do do . child’s sacque...... 150 Embroidery, silk.. 7. ... ... .. . 900 do len .o s s s dol worsted..... ....:.. .. 160 ‘do POLLOR, S iy a 0 Embroidered handkerchief....... 2 do Lace handkerchief.............. 2 00 Fancy need1ew0rk............., 2 00 Needlework collar and cuffs..... 1 0o Shoe or slipper, by a 1ady....... 1.00 Bureau or table spread ......... 100 Pair ottoman c0ver5........... , 100 Bofaecushion ... ...............71 o¢o Pair worked slippers........ ~. 50 Baby’s carriagerobe............ 100 pearf,womated ... 0000 100 Tidy, e SRR AR s sit D YoRRORREE il e LBG v CRDYEES, . 00l s e LRoeDolEs: ... . b BB L T Set of hyp0erite5.,.............. 100 Tollebsober .0 oG i lap Lamp mat, w0r5ted............. bo U 0 TORUREE .00 i) BD L 0 hadbtenT e s 00l B . B 0 - IRBEY LTR Neadloboolk. ... .. . .ion . bb Pin enshiont, ... . s.O 00 .. 000 8B Watch p0cket,............ .5 0" 8D BUBDeronge ... ..o 0 e Bp]%sh LSR i B Piano stool c0ver............... b 0 FOOMSIOL 10, coion i a 0 16D P%perh0_1der.............,..,.;’.. _bo o'. Whatnot.- .n :}-'o’o RS .‘-(- ooe 1 OQ ~do DERORRE. e B : dO4 g?sket $e Bwy -c;onvo;no;orl 00 do ~_,ame5...‘,......;..,,...;;.n«‘;f00 Rustle frame 5.................. 100 LOALHOr WOTK. ... oviviviiitinl 0O

' CLASS NO. 20, . A _ FINE ARTS, e ' ] ‘ . Istpr, 2d pr. oil painting, é)ortrait‘ +ox .. 2 001 00 Painting, landscape........ 150 1 00 d 6 ma1ma1........... 100 Bo do fruit.............. 100 Bo Mo i i L e Moss picture.............. 100 B 0 Pencil drawing............ 100 5o Fenmanship..... ... ... 100 B 0 Medmy':"' v ,A- oy e R Ry 100 % 59“ Aki e A ¢ ?;'ﬁl essass e sade i 1?5‘0 % &mgm’ i nting 2 0o 1 00 Stuffed bird 5.............. e Case of insects.... ......... B 0 25 D ERE oTR B e BUtumn Jeave5........ 100 50 Jorsted f10wer5........... 100 5o R et 8 ”%?f*%%%: e o PO e i Tt o

S e L e Display autumn leaves...... ‘Geraniaum, double, in blos'm ¢- 25 «a 0 single v v BOR _do. variegated “ “..5o 25 ‘Fuchsia, double * *.. ‘so 95 ;40 . mingle - sl GBS W Scented geranium.......... 50 25 Rose in b10550m........... bßa 95 Begonia, in b10550m........ 50 25 Fern,in b10550m........... ‘B 95 X e e Ornamental f01iage......... 50 25 Hanging basket .......... 100 5o Spatter work, motto, picture o ORerdms.. .o 000 Ted Bo Monochromatic picture.... 100 50

- OLASSNO.2). i . JUVENILE DEPARTMENT. = For children under 14 years. Istpr.2d pr. Charm card, 7 yrs & under... 25 15 G 0 string * "« & g% o 38 45 Quilt patches, 7 yrs & under. 50 25 Cradle quilt.... ............ bo 25 aN11e5at1....... ... ... 0 S deiber.... ... ... W 8 HHoroidery .............5.; 88 95 Faney needle w0rk.......... 5o 25 Specimen of knitting........ 50 25 Sample crochet work.... .. 80 25 (00 hatling. . ... ... ... . 88 % Fancy hand made t0y....... bo 25 Artificial f10wer5........ .... 5025 Best made garment,any kind... 5o 25 Paltßniteocks.. ... ... ... B 98 do do mittens ..........: 55 925 Boquet, girl 6 yrs & under.... 5o 25 Tidy, made on frame........ 50 25 Crovhet idy.........c....00 8 80 Worsted tidy...........:.... % 5o Crochebeufts . .....0........ & 15 Paperf10wer5............ .. . 80. 25 fatnpmat. ... .. .. .0 0 cBE By Crochet mat,............... (8 25 Worstedseart.. .. ....2.. . 580 98 Fincu5hi0n:................ 99 25 Avsich pocket... ... ... . 298 1B Altoastle. ... . ... . B 98 laner folder. ... ... . .0 2 ¥E 48 COMmUUaRe. .. .o 00 1 Suit of underclothes. .. .. 5. 60 Nlghtdress .. ..V 00000 Bo SeEßpbßg. i 0

o CLASE NG, 88, L . MANUFACTURED ARTICLES, i : ‘ . 18t pr. 2d pr. Set double harne55........%2 oosl 0o Set single harness. . .. «qee. 100 BO Saddle and brid1e.......... 100 50 PRirEibboots. .o, . ...~ ‘Bo 98 Pair sewed b00t5.......... 100 50 Pair pegged fine b00t5...... 5o 25 Half dozen br00m5......... 50. Set of artificial teeth........ 50 Specimen of marble work.:.. 1 oo Spring covered carriage.... 300 Spring open buggy......... 3 00 Spring top buggy.......... 3 0o Spring bed b0tt0m.........: 50 WAIGE. . L e Torichnsrel. . oc o 0 0 Be Hlourbarrel. . .. ... 00 B 0 Butter sub. ... .. .. 0. Ko Mach’ry for working butter. 5o Specimen finishing in iron.. - 50 . Specimen finishing insteel... 50 Specimen carriage ironing... 1 00 Set of horse 5h0e5.......... 50 Display of horse 5h0e5...... diploma. Display from any one manu- ' amoturdr ..o 00 dlplonih Portable fruit dryer........ 5o In classes 13 to 22 inclusive no article shall be entitled to a premium that has been exhibited and drawn a premium at any of the previous Fairs held at Ligonier. : : | CLASS NO. 23, ) FARMER'S TROT. ‘ Best trotting horse, half mile rheaty@ IRS . il . . 8% 0p second :premium.;,.‘.......... 5 00 RUNNING. : Best running horse, 14 mile heat, - vesb-2 g .o i Rgy second premium.............. 500 . The horses are to be untrained, or those that have never trotted or run in any race., - CLASS NO. 24. SWEEPSTAKES, : TROTTING — MILE HEATS — PURSE . . $150.00. Best trotting horse,mare or gelding, best 3 in 5 in harness....s7s oo +uBBeond premium............. 5o 0o pani LG EASIT R e e e RUNNING—HALF-MILE HEAT—PURSE e $l2OOO, - o . Best running horse, mare or ‘' gelding, best three in five. . ..$6O oo second premium ............ 40 00 third premium.............. 2000

Entries to be made on or before Monday, September 17th, 1877. Entrance fee (ten per cent. of purse) to accompany the application. Any horse distancing the whole field, in any class, will only be allowed the first premium; in each purse five to enter, threg to start. In all matters pertaining to the foregoing trials, not specified, the Judges will be governed by the rules and regulations of the National Trofting Association, and these will be strictly enforced. . . =

- CLASS NO-25. ‘ FIREMEN—HOOK AND LADDER CoM- : PANIES. : Firstpremivm, ... .....c 2875 00 second premium... :........50 0o Entries to be made on or before Saturday, September 16th. Entranceé fee ten per cent. of purse, fee to accompapy application. Five to enter, three to start: In case a sufficient number of entries are not made the fee will be returned to the companies entered. The following rules in the running of companies will be strictly adhered to: I.—No false starts or fouls, s 2,—The distance to be-run is 100 yards. B.—The climber to go to the tap of lggder, time to be called upen orogsinﬁhe top round. ¢ 4.—Comgames to mse the same h&ﬁea: in running for this purce as they do in drill at home, :Aif ladd&u to ge not less than 20 feet in Jength to round, % : “ ' %Ko skeletons allowed on the track. i 6.—0-?achﬂ company to stack its ladder within 8 feet of the end score. Lol e - 7.—The number of men to run with each company is notlimited, : SN i B.—Hach company to select one judge; ipe¥ to ﬁele;:t three referees, whose decisions shall be nal. ¢ P i o ¥OOT BACE, First premium........... .....$3 00 ~ - second premium.........«.. 2 00 . Contestants to run one hundred

. WALKING MATCH—OPEN TQ ALL. Firgt premium,.. ............ $1 00 second premium........... 50 . Contestants to walk one-half mile—once around the track. . - Wi FOOT RACR, o o By Directors of the Society, for Purse. The Secretary’s books will be open and entries made on and after Monday, Beptember oth, . W.W.LATTA, Prest. It is the man of energy, pluck and nerve who is up and doimg such weather and times as th ::,s‘”‘l 3aTi; W»v} Mit e i word to all he chances to mee %ﬂ:%ﬁ;@ e TR e 2t B ‘&xﬁflfkgg» ”‘{éw%f«v ‘—’%{w&:%j thing 6&*%;“’*%%% ehaiat

MDD BMIIENIDE T 8 OAR BT ER Rl EBER B E BRE B {gg i BRI RA\ AR Rgiß4B R BB R BRE BW * B BB B R EEE BB g‘% ¥ R| ' RE RRB %; ;’”{" N\ / -\“ :=’” " i 3 P . ’ ! AR , ? e ‘:"1 5 ‘ ¥'fr“R ] (N i :' i“ 4 5 . NS - NN Y /RO — _ T, Comaso-ma oSS e— g All Work Warranted as Follows: ~:{ : & 1 ° ¢ That the Lumber used in their construction is of the very best quaiity, thoroughly seasoned, and put together by thorough and experienced workmen, and that the strength of the same i 8 sufficient for all ‘work—corresponding to its size, with fair usage, and for any breakage within one year, resulting from defect in either material or workmanship, the Manufacturers agree to make good all necessary repairs, without cost to pur- . ) 7 ' ra ) ” chaser, at place of sale, upon return of the defective parts. .

From Maine to Cﬁlifornia, and from the ’Red"’River of. the - North to the Gulf of Mexico, in all the wagon - | markets of our land, the name i

is the Vsynohylll of perfection.. Thé siniple fact that duri.ng the » ~ past twenty-eight years over ' 100,000 Milburn Wagons ! Have been sold, is the i7el’y. best e\%idence of‘ its superibrity, and of the sttong hold it has on the public favor. The Manufacturers will continne to maintain the high standard of excellence to which they have attained in its manufacture, using only the best material, and empioying only skilled and reliable workmen. The Wagons re-fade with' stiff or falling tongue, wide or narrow track, to meet every want of the trade. - &very Wagon is Warranted-= , against any imperfection in material or workmanship. Manufactured by the Milburn Wagon Company, - L - Toledo, Ohioi ~_ For Sale in Ligonier by E. B. Gerber;%ent.,a : 0 ‘7 . Januarv 25th, 1877-40-tf o -

MEDICINE:; 9 o S i * Provipenor, April 7, 1876. Mgz. H. R.Stevens—DearSir: When I wasabout 8 years of age a humor broke out upon me, which my mother (ried to cuare by giving me herb teas and all other such remedies as she knew of, butit continned to grow worse, until finally she consulted a Jyhysician and he said I had the salt rheum, and doctored me for that complaint. He relieved me some, but said I could not be permanently cured as the disease originated in the blood. I femained a great sufferer for several years, until I heard of and consulted a phfsician. who said I had scrofulous humor and if I would allow him to doctor me he would cure me. I did so, and he commenced healing up my sores and succeeded in effecting an external cure, but ina short time the diseasc appeared againin a worse form than ever, a 8 cancerous humor upon my lungs, throat and head. I suffered the most terrible gmin, and there geemed to be dg;o remedy, and my friends thought 1 must goon die, when my atlention was called, while reading a newspaper, to a VEGETINE testimonial of Mrs. Waterhouse, No. 364 Athens-st.. South Boston, and I, formerly residing in Sonth Boston and being })ersonally acquainted with her and knowing her former feeble health, I concluded I would try Vegetine., After I had taken afew hottles it seemed: to force the sores out of mg system, Ihad running sores in my ears whic for'a time weié very painful, but I continued to take the Vegetine untill had taken 25 bottles, my health lm-groving all the time from the commencement of the firse bottle, and the sores to heal. 1 commenced taking the Vegetine in 1872, and continued its constant use for six months. At the gresent time my health is better than it ever has een since I was a child. The Vegetine is what ‘helped me, and I most cordially reccommend it to all snfferers, especially my friends. I had been'a suffer for over 30 years, and until I used the Vegetine, I found no remeéy; new I use itasmy family medicine and wish no other. : : * . Mrg, B.C. COOPER. No. 1 Joy Street, Providence, R. I, =

VEGETINE. The mn%e of disorders which yield to the influence of this medicine, and the number of defined diseases which it never fails to care, are greater than any other sindg]e medicine has hitherto been even recommended for by any other man the proprietons of some quack nostrum. These diseases are Scrofulaand all eruptive diseases and Tumors, Rhbenmatiem, Gout, Neuralgia, and Spinal Complaints and all infiammatory symptoms: Ulcers, all Syphilitic diseases.'Kiauegland bladder: dis—~ eases, Dropsy, the whole train of painfal disorders which so-generally afilict American womén, Mm«:hcuxygmﬁ}y thousands of them to premature graves; Dysgepsia that universal curse of American manhood, erartbnrn, Piles; Con‘gﬁﬁmtion, Nervousness, Inability to sleep, a% h,n&uxe blood. This 18 a formidable list of human ailments for any single medicine to successfully attack, and it “is not probable fhat any one article before the public has the power to cnre the quarter of them except Ve§etine. - It lays the axe at the root of the tree of disease by first eliminating every im--purity from the blood, promoting the secretions, opening the pores—the ﬁreat escape valves of the system—invigorating the liver to its full and .natural action, cleauainr% the stomach and 'stren%themng digestion. This much accomplished, © esgeedy and the permanent cure cf not 'only the diseases we have enumerated, but Tikewise the whole train of chronic and constitution-: al disorders, i 8 certain to follow. ThisiB precise~ ly what Ve%e&inb does, and it does it go gunickly, " and 5o easi g, .that it is.an ,acqomplished fact almoet before the patient is aware of it himgelf, Best Remedy in The Land. . Lavrue Faus, N, Y, Sept. 23, 1876 T " Sir—ll des re t tate to you tha was ‘aficied with & bioaking ont of iotohes and pim: & s ] ‘favo and necle far sovaval ek g ples on my face and neck for several years, I Dot g any remedies, but none cured the bmmém m; & and face. _ After nsing two or SRR ?&‘ j %% ad_sho NG BGhIY et e P PRRBING, Kechitech G ey s R i R mg"& suild ? : Little "’f%““ﬁg: }“Ei‘é Wﬂ*{%ﬂwﬁ thote and 16 the visthite ,Jr;‘ r’?“’“’ﬂ’iv‘*’“@g ”“*3 S s BNE T S e e f«‘;'f?f »%&Tﬁ*ir%w%,%fg; . VEGETINE L s T T TR i'&%‘?iﬁn; ‘ ?’s;,'f;?si e S R s oo AL AR NG e fgﬁ*‘im“hﬁﬁg@g% CL e

S SRI s S-S Gk | ST TNE SHCNBCEN B Ll Rk | S ‘gfi,i»\ zg,, Bl 2 1 ,i'q:ﬁ'_,;," QA, '_a&.«é;‘ e SR e AN Xipes L h 5 ¢ r 1‘- ] ..-r- S 3 —ﬂ"—-’ 1 ol {l3 Y '' ] 6“ i N A |5l 1} 'a The Greatest Medical Discovery since the Creation of Man, or sinece the - Commencement of the Christian Era. There never has been a time when the healing of s 0 many different diseases has been caused by outward applicatiofl as the present. Itisannndisputed fact that over half of the entire population of the globe resort to the ure of ordinary plasters. De. Menvin’s Capsioum Porous PLASTERS are acknowledged by all who have used them to act qumicker ttﬁ:x any other plaster they ever before tried, and that one of these ‘plasters will do more real service than a hundred‘of the ordinary kind. All other plasters are slow of action, and require to be worn continually to effect. a cure; but with -these it is entirely different: the instant one is applied the patient will feel its effect, . Physicians in all ages have thoroughly tested and well know the effect of Capsicum; and it has always been more or less used as a medical agent for an outward application ;.but it is only of very recent date that its advantages in a porous plaster have been discovered. Being, however; convinced of the wonderful cures effected by Dx. MzerLvin's Capstoum Porous Prasters, and their superiority over all other plasters, they now actu.ally prescribe them, in their practice, for such diseases as rhenmatism, pain in the side and back, and all such cases as have required the use of plasters or liniment. = After Eou have tried other plasters and liniments, and they have failed, and you want a certain cure, ask l;g:r d:ng%;t for Dr, MELvan’s Carsioum Porous PLASTER, < You can hardl{ ‘believe your own convicu{ms ofits wonderfal effects, Although Yowerfn and quick in its action, you canrely onits safety for the mosi delicate person to wear, as it is free from lead and other poisonous material commonly used in the manufacture of ordlnarxy plasters, 'One trial is a sufficient gnarantee of its merits, and ong plaster will seil hundreds to your friends. iy i Ask your drnggist for Dr, MeLvin’s Capsiouym Porous Pr.AasTeß, and take no other; or, on receipt of 25 cents for one, $1 for five, or ;9 for a dozen, they will be mailed, post—g:id. to any address'in the United States or Canadas. E !

) MARUFACTURED BY THE . NOVELTY PLASTER WORKS Lowell, Mass,, U. 8. A, . G. E.MITCHELL, PROPRIETOR, Monufacturer of Plasters and Plaster Compounds, FOR SALE BY C. ELDRED & 50N,12-3-1y 6 . ALECTURE TO YOUNG MEN, Just Published, in a sealed envelope, Price sia cents. A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment,

- and Rafiepal ' cure of Seminal Weakness, or Spermatorrhic, induced by self-abuse. Involnntarg Emmissions, Imﬁotency, Nervous Debility, and Impediments to Marriage geneml‘liy: Consumlpﬂou, Hpilepsy, and Fits; Mental and Physical nca%acity, &c.— By ROBERT J, CULVERWELL, M, D.. autlior of the “‘Green Book.” &c. : s : The worldsrenowned author, in this admirableé. Lecture, clearly proves from his own expérience that the.awful consequences of self-abuse may be effeclually removed without medicine, and withe out dau‘gaerous surgical cperations, oongtes, in. struments, rings, orcordtalu;‘p,ointm?ou ‘amode - of eure at oncecertain and effectua ,"%g(-whlr.l‘ every spflerer, no matter what his condition r!:g( bei']ma icure himself cheaply, privately, and - cally. s 2 i o i;:"rhis Lecture will prove a boon to thousands and thousands. § & (e + Sent underseal, In a i)lam envelope, to any address, post-paid, on receipt of six cents or two post= age stsmps; AddresathePublishers, = biyl ; . THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO,, . 41 Ann Bt., New York; Post Office Box, 4586. 1 House And Lot e e R l ?ﬁm‘ﬁuﬁﬁwﬂm for sale, on favorable terms, 3)~« Ko “’*ﬁww“ L"ﬂl‘j avorably | é;a’»m%é‘ the tow ‘ Avillac T e &wgﬁww«“ﬁ“ﬁ #ago, andfsa ey b b swa,u’ﬁm«ﬁ?wfw R eh Mww‘ﬂww@y 08l ©WO Lorine -~ Kattees b e bteehar o 8 cal eRBN SR ) TB R PRI SMOTIRC IO MU e depe L 4 v L

Unimpeachable Testimony, e et _ In presenting the following letters to the public we will only say, that they are'se- - lected from a large number which we are. constantly receiving from all sections. They . speak for themselves and should satisfy the | most skeptical of the value of Lawson’s Curative : Ll 1

NEURALCIA 4 YEARS. e ol o Beeea, O, DecLates Gentlemén—Having svfiercd with ncuraliin of the muscles for four years, ahd uscd the various remedies which are advertised, wiia liitle or Ao relief, I was induced to_&ry your Cusative.’ From. usmF,_ one bettle I am eatirely cured of pain, Eut. shallapply still another o’d:;dm?tjé;cly erad cate'the disease from the system, which I Lave every confilence to believe your remedy wili do. T Sid R s P RGRAIRSEELL SCIATIC RHEUMATISA, : CreyeLAND, O.; Dec. 26th, 1876, . Gentlemen—l desire tomake a statement regarding the effect of your Curative uponime. Isuticred intensely for two months with Sciatic. Rheumatism, and naturally tried all the remedies I could hear of, the %gm_tive among the others, but fournd no rdu.f: " and cameto the conclusion thqre was 1.0 cure for it. I was persuaded finally ‘to give your Curativea thorough trial, by one who had been cured, T agnia commenced applying the Curative i camest, undcr his direction, and ‘ina weck’s time T was {ree fioa pain and well, I firmly belicve cvery case of Rbeir3iat’sm wil:_‘yield to Lawsen's Curaiive but it miat Le used freely and persistently as v avcivor- o : .JA_’;._":'S ML LEOGAR I Ihe importance of ‘{‘._'ic thorough u¢ of the medicirie cannot be too strongly impressed on the patients. -It will cure every time when fised as we direct. . See circulars around-cachbottles s o oLt o SORE THROAT.

: CreverLann, 0., Nov, 22d, 1876, The Tavson Chetaeal Gatr s 0 o 7:3

© Gentlemen—l was siffering terribly with Sore Throat the evening I called upon you as you will’ recollect, - After using the Curative-frequently dur: ing the night, as per ditection, I found that by moming 1 was almost ‘entirely rclieved.” :Asithe Curative proved so effective in my case, 1 haye tal:en ?leasure' in recommending it to my frieads, and I sha!lcontinue to advertise its merits, 7 . Truly yours, = WILL H. BEARDSLIY, [IERVOUS HE ADACHE, . ; A CruyrranDd, 0., Nov. Bth; 1876. Gentlemen—My wile has used your Curative for Nervous Headache, and ‘the result was most gratifying. We would not be withont it, R R e Very respectiully, = Ly €, HBECKMAN,. Gt » S Bee R M Boe DYSPEPSIA. CrevELAND, 0., Nov. pth, 1 Fi: # Gentlemen—l wish. to express xhg;&mnki‘uuwisé for the relief your Curative gave my daughter.’ She suffered with Dyspgpsi?b- two yedrs. A very fow doses taken as you dirécted caused the palir:to, cease, Her f'oo‘dy does not distress her now, néither is'she troubled with nausea, We have ev’ez reason tofeel sheiscured. -~ JNO. L. MADIGAN. If any doubts exist in regard to the beneht to be derived from the use of LAWSON’S CURATIVE among those who ‘are suffering from Rheumatism, Neurzlgia,Sciatica, Headsche, Toothache, Nervousness, Chitblains, Inflammation, . Diphtheria, Sore Throat, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, 54‘,"1'.35 Scalds, etc., we should be pleased t 6 answer any inquiries in person or by letter.

; SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. - - PRICE, One Dollar per Bottle. : Prcpa-re:\“; dby - i Lawson Chemical Co., Cleveland, Ghic.

A TRIAL wiil INSURE ITS POPULARITY EVERYWHERE. el i V FSdR 3 e eB L o e 1 —— R X . iy OF | / N L e G J"J el B O e iUI fasad am A\ W W XN\ NP - RN " i |t e i Lo o) = WEITE SHUTILE SEWING MACEINE. ''When once used will retain its . ; place forever. = - Z - IT IS_CELEBRATED FOR TS ADVANTAGES, IN THAT IT IS ONE OF THE 'LARGEST SEWING MACHINES MANUFACTURED, —ADAPTED ALIKE T 0 THE USE OF THE FAMILY OR THE WORKSHOP. 1T HAS THE LARGEST SHUTTLE, WITH A BOBBIN THAJ HOLDS ALMOST A SPGOL OF ~ THE. SHUTTLE TENslou’ IS ADJUSTABLE WITHOUT REMOVING THE SHUTTLE FROM THE ‘MACHINE. e . 05, ' THIS MACHINE IS SO CONSTRUCTED: THAT THE POWER IS APPLIED DIRECTLY . OVER THE NEEDLE,THUS ENABLING IT TO ERATES ERSh SR aN Y s : consTßUbﬂo‘%'*?&hﬁ%LE‘ "AS IRON ltim STEEL 'CAN' M.&KE IT,; ALL ITS WEARING PARTS CASE-HARDENED'OR STEEL, AND . INGENIOUSLY PROVIDED WITH MEANS FOR TAKING UP LOST, MOTION, SO WE ARE JUSTIFIED IN B el - Warranting Every Machine for 3 Years. IT IS THE LIGHTEST AND EASIEST-RUNNING - MACHINE IN THEMARKET. ITIS, ALSO, THE . MOST ELABORATELY ORNAMENTEDIAND : PRETTIEST MAGHINE EVER PRODUCED.: = WITH ALL THESE ADVANTAGES, 1T IS SOLD. FIJH, 443,00, 28 1600 TUAN GTHER Fest--2 Eggémsgs CONTROL OF TERRITORY GIVEN | EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS OFFERED FOR cngn OR O, CREDIT e SEND FOR CIRCULARS AND TERMS T | 1 ks S : "‘:' G White Sowing Machine fo, - . 858 Euclid Avenue, AGENTS ) O EvEL: e wantes.) CLEVELAND, 0. For Sale in Noble County by D. Nicodemus, A 1« % § bion, Ind, - ©l-88-1

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O R e Se e e Seed e ST Ses l e ENE C e WL .’~ ‘(“\(”w;;:; g*gw Michigan Sontbern Rail Read. P SRt N —:;« ,v-_u;.z«-,—, ’“‘ i 7‘.‘.v "{ 7 y»«f: On and after June 24th, 1677, tramns will jeave el medonE Retollomer el e e e e e . SpN.Y.Ez AWeEd fec ch‘wkﬁ-!i v 9 Wm}--.-&”pmu A O ‘Elkha beiiirinns 110 pm.... 950 ... . eis ,Q[oshem.;,...g‘...llgg- 2 ..’..;gm : Ps»»,..'._'f;-; i o Ligonier, ... 158 0 e Wswa.k...-..’...;.-sm = ~-.imgu \..r..,i-" e Brimfield....... 217 eAR RIREE =sl B ) S Kendallville,... 233 "% y 137 erii 600 am Ar:ivaatlfolulesw. x:: 2408m....1000am s GOINGWERSSE - : . Bp. Chic. Exp, Pac. Exp, A T01ed0...........11 05 am.... 1201 am.... 530 pm Kendallville:... 235 pm.... 8 &_a;n...z.‘s’ao S Brimtleld (500, 8300 [ ysef Sy Wawaka,.. .o %49 a 8 000 o ;1ﬁ?n1e;,,...:.,z?g. Teere 340 sl v h ersburg..... 810 ~ 1366 ;.. 0.4 Qoklenil Sl g 0 o laagatt T o k BlRhave oLo 800 LAy SN ArriveatChicagoBoo ... 820 ... .0l tTrainsdonotstop, ‘ : Express leaves ;daﬁybogh ways, A | CHAS.PAINE, Gen’l Supt., Cleveland. T. C. MONTGOMERY, Agent, Ligonier. .. Fromand after June 9¢, 1877. a b GOING WEST, = it ¢ Nelo: Noga i) No 7, No 3, ; ; Fastkz, Mail. Pchz.AN?htEw. § Pittsbucg......ll#4spm = 6 00am:9:00am Ssopm Rochester.....l2:s3am 7 45am 10:15am 2 58pm . A11iance....... 3:10 * 11 00am 12:50pm 5 35pm 0rrvi11e....... 4:46am 12 55pm '2:3opm 7 12pm ‘Mansfield..,.. 7:ooam 811 4:4opm 920 pm Crestline...Ar, 7:3oam 850 - s:lspm 9 45pm: Crestline...Lv. 7 50am ...... 5 40pm 9 55pm Forest...c..oiao9oam. i 7 36pm 11 15pm Lima.......... 10 40am ...... 9 00pm 12 25am Ft Wayne..... 1 20pm ...... 11 55am 9 40am : Plymouth..... 3 45pm’ .[.... 2 d46am 4 55am Chicago...s... 700 pm: ...... 6:3oam 758 am /\’ i GOING EAST. . o a 8 SR No 4, No? 2, Noé, Nosg, : . Night Ex. FastEx». Pac Ex. Mail. Chicago...l... 9:lopm 8 00am 5 15pm . ae.... Plymoutha... 2 46am 11 25am 9 Lopm Lol Ft Wayne. ... 6:55am 2 10pm 11 P’ L Lima 1......... 8 55am 4 05pm 1 80am- ....... F0re5t........10 10am" §2opm @ 48am. ....... - Crestlipe . . Ar.ll 45am 6 55pm 4 25am ....... Crestline .. Lv.l2 05pm 7 15pm 4 35am 6 05am Mansfield.....l2 35pm . 7 4ipm 5 05am 6 Sbam s 0rrvi11e....;.. 2 30pm 9 38pm. 7 10am 9 15am A11iance....... 4 05pm 11 15pm 9 00am 11 20am Rochester..... 6 22pm 1 21am 11 06am 2 00pm - Pittshurg.... .7 30pm ' 2 30am 12 15pm 3 30pm - Trains Nos. 3 .and 6, daily; Train No. 1 leaves Pittsburgh daily except Saturday; Train No. 4. leaves Ggicago &ily ‘except Saturday. Traln No: ﬁleaves Chicasg'o daily except Saturday: All'others daily, except Sunday. € e a i ! E.R. MYERS, .. General Passenger and Ticket Agent.

Cincinnati, Wabash & Mich. R. R. Time Table Ne. 22, taking effect Sunday, June e L s leTRs w : b $ 514 Bdi ; # > : : _GOING SOUTH. . = - ftations, No, . " No:6. No:d4, Nu. 2. Elkhart...... ..c.... 550 am 950. pm .1 20pm Goshén...... ....... " 1010 am 418 am 150 New Paris.. ...0..0 1040 = 49750 9i¢ B&OCrossg ....... 1106 4,38 225 Eilford.....r, anicte 1196 443 230 CeRDUTE. .% wivenss 11 46° 457 <250 Warßaw. ..ic co.u s 1080 - 518 0 815 7 N Nanchestr ....... . 225 . 608 am 422 Waba5h......... 335 pm 642 . 502 . Marion:. ... .. :. HE BB e R O Alexandria..... 735 836 - 80 Andersen J..... 836 905 ' 802 pm Richmongl. ioo oo = lioi 84 ‘lndianapolis:... weeeee 1040 am 1000 pm < . GOING NORTIIL. B Stations No.l' N 0.3 N 0.5 ' No. ' In%ianap‘olis' 440 am 440 pm ....0... seceanl Richmond.. .... 1000 mm L idois sek AndersonJ. 605 am 615 pm TR ol = Alexandria. 639 = 651 835 L] Marion ..... T 42 759 1097 bl - Wabash .... 850 . 907 32 40pm. . i NManchestr 9 41° 1012 SER ANI e Warsaw,....lo 40 1133 S LSI Leesburg...los9 - 1156 AN Seasy Mi1f0rd.....1116 1216 am OB Lk B& O Crossil 22 1224 6:05° Cicniil New Paris. 1140 1R 45 033 sl G05hen.....1158 pm ' 109 pm 7 16pm...... Eikhart..... 285 pm 435 am 825 ....... Close connections made at Goshen with the L S & M. 8. R, R.; at Milford with the B&O R R.; at Warsaw with the P, Ft W & C R R; at North Manchester with the D- & E RR; at Wabash with the T, W & W R R; at Marion with the P, C & St. LR~ A.G.WELLS, Sup’t.

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