Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 September 1886 — Page 6

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At this season nearly erexy one needs to nse somo (art of tonic. IRON enters into almost every phj* rioiaa'8 prescription far those wno need bnfldmg op.

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Genuine has above Trade Mark and crossed red lines an wrapper. Take no other. Made only by. BKOVN CHEMICAL CO., BALTIMORE, MA

CORSETS

Are warranted to wear longer than any corset sold at same price, Ask for the celebrated 3- grade. For COMFORT and FIT it has

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Add, Ohio, Bays: "Brown's Iron Bitters is a thoroughly good medieine. I use it in my practice, and find its action excels all other forms of iron. In weakness, oralow condition of the system, Brown's Iron Bitters is usually a positive necessity. It is all that is claimed for it."

appetite, gives strength and improves digestion."

equal. We keep a

fall line of these very desirable goods and guarantee a perfect fit to all of our customers. We are authorized to refund money if these goods are not in every way satisfactory.

HERZ'

Ladies' Bazar, TERRE HAUTE, IND.

PAftKSR'S

KAS& BALSAM

the popular favorite for dressing the hair, Restoring color when

ftray,

and preventing Dandrnll. cleanses tlio scalp, stops lae

-j hair falling, and is sure to please, SJi' 68c. and $1.00 atDruggists.

PARKER S TON

The best Cough Cure you can use, And the best preventive known for Consumption. It sores bodily pains, and all disorders of the Stomach. Bowels, Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Urinary Organs and •U Female Complaints. The feeble and sick, struggling against disease, and slowly drifting toward! thegrare, will.11 moat cases recover their health by the timely use ot Pabekr's Tonic, but delay is dangerous, Take it in time. Sold by ell Druggists la large bottles at $1.00.

HINDERCORNS

The safest, surest, quickest and best cure for Corm Bunions, Warts, Molee, Callouses, &c. Hinders their fui tber growth. Stops all pain. Givesnotroubie, Kakesth feet comfortable. H'ndorcorns cures when everythig %e fails. Sold by Drugsrista at I&c. Hiscox fc Co.. N.

INVALIDS

MARK.

rh» only perfect substitute ®r Mother's milk. Invaluable in Cholei ond Teething.

Cholera Infantum

A pre-digested food for Dys"

peptics. Consumptives, Convalescents. Bsrfect nutrient in all Wasting Diseases. Requires no cooking. Our Book, Tho Care and Feeding of Infants, mailed free. DO LIBER, OOODAXaB CO., Boston, Maea.

ASTHMA

CHJRED! SUflLE TOIl rtavincei the aost skeptical

GERMAN ASTHMA CUREMJ.

most violent attack insures comfortable sleep effects cures where all other remedies fail. No waiting for results. Its action Is immediate, direct and certain, and a carets effecteain all CDBABLE CASKS 'It permanently owed me. Refer to me at any time."

Bon. B. Lott, St. Paul, Minn.

'I entirely ratonl to health by German Asthma Core." Thot. Fttton, Hamilton, Ohio. 'German Aithma Core all you claim fbrit. It never fklu." Prtf. B. Fin Fingeriin, Greenville, S. C. "My pbyslelan recommend* German Asthma Care. It cored me." if. L. TetrUk, Londonderry, Ohio. fhoaaanda ef almilar Letter* an file. Aak aay draggbt about It. German Asthma Cure 1b sold by all drng. gists at 50c. and 81, or sent by mail on receipt of price. Trialpackage free to any address for

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23,1886.

Ben Blanchard eaye that the half section which John E. Eyan, of Clinton, bought of him in Kansas four years ago for $4,000 he sold last week for $16,COO which is aright pretty little profit.

Without beautiful hair, no woman is beautiful. Is yours falling off or faded The loss is vital. Parker's Hair Balsam will preserve your hair and give back its glo?8 and youthful oolor. Glean, elegant perfect. Prevents dandruff.

Jno. Paddock, who is here from Winfield, Ks., made a first rate exhibit of Kansas fruits and cereals at the fair. He also shows a card containing photographs of the principal houses and public buildings there which indicate that Wiufield is a well built city. The photographs are on exhibition at W. O. Bun tin's. Though the population is 7,000 there are, says Paddock, but two officers employed, a marshal and his deputy, There is no police force at alL

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Phaeton, same, diploma. Top buggy, Fonts, Hunter & Co., city, diploma.

Road cart, Renick & Curtis^ Greencastle, diploma. A

LOT 21—WORK IN LEATHER.

Best wagon harness, Peter Miller city, diploma. Double carriage harness, same, diploma.

Single carriage harness, same, diploma. Man's saddle and bridle, same, diploma.

Woman's saddle, same, diploma. Ladies' calf shoes, Stein & Hecklesburg, city, diploma.

Fine boot, same, diploma. Coarse boot, same, diploma. Best exhibit in this lot, Peter Miller and Stein & Hecklesburg divided.

LOT

3—WORK

IN WOOD.

Best washing machine, Blumen-' burg, Jr, Atherton. Plan of bee hive W Donham Corey.

Clothes rackt Milton Mayes, city. Hay rike, David Bradley Mfg. Company, Indianapolis, Ind, A Juergeus, agent city.

Hay press, Dedriok, St. Louis, Mo., Griffith 4 Hedges agent city. Lot agricultural implements,' 10 articles or more, exhibited by anyone, A Juergens, city, $25.

CLASS G.

EDWIN- ELLIS, STJPT.

All products of the soil, fruits, etc, must have been grown by the exhibitor within the years 1885 and 1886.

Best specimen amber wheat, not less than half bushel, W A Creal, oity. Specimen red wheat, not less than half bushel, John Bebinger, city.

Speoimen white corn, John N Phillips, city. Specimen yellow corn, Geo King, city.

Sweet potato, half bushel, John E Bickell, city. Radishes, half dozen, N Shepherd, city.

Dozen beets, O Peyton, city. Tomato, one peck. Solomon,city. Cabbage, half dozen, Mrs Peters and son, Brazil.

Soup beans, one peck, same. •. Turnips, half bushel, same. Pumpkins, three, John Pies, city. Largest pumpkin, Isaac Oottrell, city. Squashes, six, O Peyton, oity. largest squash, Isaac Cottrell, city. Rye, half bushel, Shank, Paris. Specimen of oats, same. Clover seed, one peck,, Blocksom, city.

Timothy seed, half bushel, Cfeo King, city. Fall barley, half bushel, Shank Paris.

Pop corn, one peck, John N Phill'ps, city. Mammoth Pearl potatoes, half bushel, Reuben W Sterling, city.

Peachblow potatoes, half bushel,John Bebinger, oity. Early potatoes, half bushel, Geo King, city.

Burbank potatoes, half bushel, Mrs Peters and son, Brazil. White onions, one peck, Solomon, city.

Red onions, 1 peck, Mrs Peters and son, Brazil. Egg plant, same.

Celery, same. Display of farm produce, not Jess than 10 articles by one person, same.

Collection cantelopes, same. Collection watermelons, Wm Pope, Prairieton.

Special Premiums.

By A Foote, for melons grBwn from seed purohased of him this year melons taking premium to be his property.

Five largest Teire Haute watermelons $2.00, John Eastham, city.

Special.

The Hudnuts hominy mill. For best half bushel hominy, corn, $25.00 seoond best half bushel hominy corn, $15.00 third best half bushel hominy corn, $10.00. No exhibitor can enter more than one sample or receive more thah one premium. We to select one of the three judges and have the refusal of the crop at market place, John Bebinger oitv. 1st: Isaac Layer, 2nd Geo. lung. 3rd: George Lookridge, 4th.

CLASS H.

EDWIN ELLIS SUPERINTENDENT. Fruit.

Must have been grown by the exhibitor. Each variety to be named and labeled and placed upon plates to be furnished by the exhibitors. Five of each variety required, unless otherwise specified.

Best and greatest variety apple Jas Hull, city. Best and greatest variety pears, Mrs Peters and son, Brazil.

Best show cultivated grapes, Hawley, city. Best fall apples, 5 varieties or more, James Hull, city.

Winter apples, 5 varieties or more, James Hull, city. Speoimen of grapes, Hawley, city.

Specimen of fall apples, James Hull. Specimen winter apples, James Hull, city.

Speoimen fall pears, Mra. Peters and son, Brazil. Speoimen of winter pears, Mrs Peters and son, Brazil.

Specimen crab apples, Edward Hass, city. Specimen of plums, John W Canada, Atherton.

CLASS"!.

., Flowers.

Competition in this class confined to amateurs. Best assortment out flowers, Mrs. F. L. Meyer, city, 1st.

Speoimen of dahlias, 6 varieties, Miss Mary Moench, city, 1st Specimen of roses, 5 varieties, Miss Mary Moenoh, city, 1st.

Speoimen of verbenas, 6 varieties, Mrs. F. L. Meyer, city, 1st. Specimen of fuchsias, 3 varieties, Mrs F. L. Meyer, city, 1st

Specimen of geraniums, 6 varieties,

J.R IFIFI &RE HAIT.CE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

Mary Moench, city, 1st Speoimen of begonias, 6 varieties, Mrs. Jas. L. Miller, oity, 1st.

Speoimen of tube roses, 2 varieties blank, 1st Most tastefully arranged bouquet, Mis. F. L. Meyer, city, 1st

Lot of pot flowers, Mrs. T. J. Gist, oity, 1st Tasteful hanging basket, Mrs. F. L. Meyer, city, 1st.

SPECIAL PREMIUMS FOB FLOWERS, TO AMATEUBS.

By John G. Heinl, for best 12 varieties of geraniums in pots, 1st, $5, Mrs. F. L. Meyer, city.

Lawrence Heinl, for best collection of dahlias, not less than 12 varietdes,$3,Mrs. Wuker, city.

Henry A. Graham, for the 6 best grown fuchsias, $5, Mrs. F. L. Meyer, city. "V CLASS'J."i

EDWIN ELLIS SUPERINTENDENT. Kitchen and Dairy Products.

Best four pounds of fresh butter, Mrs. Chas Smith, city John Rebinger, city, 2nd.

Salt rising bread, one loaf. Mrs Rhoads, city Mattie Ross, city^2ud. Yeast bread, one loaf, Mrs Rhoads, oity Mrs Rhoads, oity 2nd.

Boston brown bread, Mrs James Miller, city Mrs E Girdner, city, 2nd.

Light biscuits, Mrs Em Smith, city Mrs Rhoads, oity, 2nd. Rusks, Mrs Rhoads, oity Em Watson, 2nd.

Jelley cake^ Mrs Rhoads, city Mrs Laura Ellis, city, 2nd. Lemon cake, Mrs Lucy Clark Anna, E Meyer 2nd.

Pbund cake, Mrs EL Girdner Mary Dannie 2nd. Yellow cake, Mrs Rhoads. Fruit cake, Ella Kally. Marble cake, Ella Kelly. Fig cake, Mrs Rhoads Amanda Warner, Brazil, 2nd.

Gold oake, Mrs Laura Ellis, city. Silver oake, Margaret Bollig Amanda Warner, 2nd.

Blaok cake, Anna |E Meyer. Cocoa cake, Mrs Laura Ellis Mrs E Girdner. Chocolate oake, Mrs Laura Ellis. Angel food case, Mrs E Girdner Mrs Lucy Clark, 2nd.

SECOND,

Best apply preserves, Mrs Miller, Stauton Mrs Louis Inks, city, 2nd. Plum preserves, Amanda Warner, Brazil Mrs Em Smith, city, 2nd.

Currant Preserves, Mrs Robinson, Atlanta Mrs Miller, Stauton, 2nd.

Gooseberry preserves, Mrs Robinson Mrs Robinson, Atlanta, Ills. Strawberry preserves, I Robinson Mrs Robinson, 2nd.

Raspberry preserves,

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Robinson

Mrs Robinson, 2nd. Blackberry preserves, Mrs Miller, Stauton Mrs Robinson, 2nd.

Crab preserves, Mrs Robinson Mrs Jas Miller, 2nd. Peach preserves, Mrs Theodore Golder Mrs Miller, Atlanta, 2nd.

Cherry preserves, Mra Robinson Mrs Miller 2nd. Quince preserves, Mriaf Miller, Stauton Mrs James Miller, 2nd.

Pear Preserves, Mrs Robinson Mrs Theodore Golder, 2nd. Best citron preserves, Mrs Miller, Staunton Mrs Robinson, Atlanta, 2nd.

Apple jelly, Mrs W A Kennedy, city Mrs Miller, Staunton, 2nd. Peach jelly,

Mrs

Louis Inks, city Ova

Robinson, Atlanta, 2nd. Raspberry jelly, Mrs Galey Crawfordsville Ova Robinson, 2nd.

Rhubarb jelly, Mrs M. Galey, Crawfordsville Ova Robinson, 2nd. Gooseberry jelly, Mrs Galey Mrs Tillie C. Klaus, city, 2nd.

Green grape jelly, Mrs LouiB Inks, city Mrs Tillie Klaus, 2nd. Ripe grape jelly, Ella Kelley, city Mrs HM Galey 2nd.

Lemon jelly, Mrs Tillie Klaus Mrs Galey, 2nd. Plum jelly, Mrs Ella Murphy, city Anna E Meyer, oity, 2nd.

Currant jelly, Mrs Jno Robinson, At-, lanta Mrs Tillie Klaus, oity. Blackberry jelly, Ella Kelley, city Mrs E Smith, city, 2nd.

Quinoe jelly, Anna E Meyer, city Mrs Robinson, 2nd. Crab jelly, Mrs Tillie Klaus, city Ella Murphy, oity, 2nd.

Strawberry jelly, Mrs Tillie Klaus Mrs Louis Inks, city, 2nd. Cherry jelly, Mrs Robinson, Atlanta Mrs Miller, Staunton, 2nd.

Tomato catsup, Mrs Laura Ellis Mrs Robinson, Atlanta, 2nd. Chili sauce, Mrs Jessie Bowsher, Atherton Mrs Miller, Staunton, 2nd.

Cucumber pickles, Mrs Jas Miller city Mrs Laura Ellis, city, 2nd. Peach pickles, Mrs Robinson, Atlanta Mrs Miller, Staunton, 2nd.

Tomato pickles, Mrs Robinson, Atlanta Mrs Laura Ellis, city 2nd. Cherry pickles, Mrs Miller, Staunton Mrs Robinson, Atlanta, 2nd.

Mixed pickles, Mrs Robinson, Atlanta Mrs Laura Ellis, city, 2nd. Grape pickles, Mrs Theo Golder, 1st and 2nd.

Mango pickles, Mrs Laura Ellis Mrs Robinson, Atlanta, 2nd. Crab pickles, Mrs Robinson, Atlanta, 1st and 2nd.

Best canned peaches, Mrs. Jas. T. Miller, city Mrs. Theo. Golder city, 2nd.

Canned plums, Mrs. John T. Robirson, Atlanta, Ills. Anna E. Meyer city, 2nd.

Canned pears, Mrs. John Robinson, Atlanta, HI. Mrs. W. A. Kennedy city, 2nd.

Canned apples, Mrs. D. M. Miller, Staunton, Ind., Mrs. J. F. Robinson, Atlanta, Ills., 2nd. Canned grapes, Mrs. J. T. Robinson, Atlanta, His. Mrs. ^he*. Golder city, 2nd.

Canned cherries,' Ella C. Kelley, Bridgeton, Ind Anna E. Meyer city, 2nd.

Canned currents, Mrs. D. M. Miller, Staunton, Ind Mrs. J. F. Robinson! Atlanta, His., 2nd.

M. Miller,

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J. F. Robinson,

Staunton, Ind Mrs. Atlanta, 111., 2nd. Canned blackberries, Mrs. Laura, Ellis, city Mrs. J. F. Robinson Atlanta, His., 2nd.

Canned raspberries, Mrs. Laura Ellis, I oity Mrs. J. F. Robinson, Atlanta, Ills., 2nd.

Canned gooseberries, Mrs E Smith city Mrs Robinson, Atlanta, HI,! 2nd.

Apple butter, Mrs Louis Inks, city Morgan J. Cox, Vermillion, His., 2nd. Plum butter, Mrs. D. M. Miller, Staunton, HI Mrs. J. F. Robinson, Atlanta, HI., 2nd.

Peaoh butter, Mrs. E. M. Smith, oity Mrs. J. Robinson, Atlanta, HL, 2nd. Pear butter, Mrs. J. F. Robinson, Atlanta, HI Mrs Miller, Staunton, Ind, 2nd.

Maple molasses, half gallon, Mrs Miller, Staunton, Ind Jas Hull, oity, 2nd.

Cane Molasses, S Denehie, oity Morgan Cox, Vermillion, Ind, 2nd. Maple sugar, Mrs Jas Miller, oity Mrs. Theo Golder, city, 2nd.

Honey in comb, five pounds, Mrs Robinson, Atlanta, Ills Mrs Miller, Staunton, Ind, 2nd.

Spiced peaches, Mrs. Theo Golder, city Mrs. Laura Ellis, oity, 2nd. Spiced cherries, Mrs. J. F. Robinson, Atlanta, HI, Mary M. Davis, city, 2nd.

Spiced pears, Mrs Theo Golder, oity Mrs Laura Ellis, city, 2nd. Spiced apples, Mrs F' Robinson, Atlanta, HI Mary Davis, city, 2nd.

Spiced crab, Robinson, Atlanta, 111 Mrs Miller, city, 2nd. Blaokberry jam, Mrs Ellis, oity Robin soo, Atlanta, HI, 2nd.

Raspberry jam, Mrs Robinson, Atlanta, 111 Mrs E Smith, city, 2nd. Currant jam, Eva Robinson, Atlanta, HI Mrs E Smith, city, 2nd.

Strawberry jam, Eva Robinson, Atlanta, 111 Mrs Mrs Miller, city, 2nd.

Soft soap, Laughlin, Paris. Hard soap, Mrs E Smith.

CLASS K.

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FRANK MO KBEN, SUPERINTEXDENT.

Best pair socks, woolen, Miss Bettie Carioo, city. Pair sooks, ootton, Mrs W Vance, Paris.

Socks, silk, Mrs W Vallce, Paris*.

Pair stockings, woolen, Mrs W Levings, Paris. air stockings, cotton, Margaret Boiling, city.

Pair mittens, tufted, woolen, Mrs Judge Trogdon, city. Pair mittens, woolen, Martha Myers, oity.

Pair mittens, silk, Amanda Warner, Brazil. Pair mittens, cotton, Jennette Darnell, city.

Pair gloves, woolen, Martha Myer, city. Pair ladies' cuffs, woolen, Amanda Warren, Brazil.

Pair ladies' cuffs silk, Amanda Warren, Brazil. Pair ladies' cuffs, cotton, Amanda Warren. Brazil.

Display of knitt'ng by one person, Ella Kelley, Bridgeton. Quilt, worsted, Mrs Miller, city.

Quilt, log cabin, silk, Mrs S Tanner Paris. Quilt, log cabin, worsted, same, 1st.

Quilt, white, quilted, Jas Hull, 1st. Quilt, knit, Mrs E Sandford 1st. Quilt, silk, Mrs Kent, city, 1st. Quilt, crocheted, Kate Miohaeles,city, 1st.

Quilt, Japanese, Mrs Kent, oity, 1st. Quilt, crazy, silk, Mrs Johnson oity, 1st.

Quilt, crazy, woolen, Miss Jessie Bowsher, Atherton, 1st. Quilt, crazy, cotton, Ella Kalley, city, 1st.

Quilt, embroidered, Mrs Kent, city, 1st. Quilt pieced by child under 12 of age, Estelle Brasleton, citv, 1st.

Quilt, oalico, patch work, Mrs W Vance, city, 1st. Quilt collection of not less than five, made, owned and displayed by one person, Mrs Miller, 1st.

Carpet, rag, 10 yards or more, cotton chain, Amanda Warner, Brazil^ 1st. Rug, raer, Mrs Close, city, 1st.

Rug, woolen, Amanda Warner, Brazil, 1st. Rug, knit, Mrs Rottman, city, 1st.

Mat, braided, Mrs W Vance, Paris, 1st. Mat. emdroidered burlap, Jennie Means, Paris.

Specimen of hemstitching, Mrs S Tanner, Paris. Specimen of feather edge laoe, 2 yards or over, Mrs Ehrnhardt, city.

Crocheted infant's bib, linen or cotton, Ellen Morgan, city. Bed spreads, woolen, Amanda Warner, Brazil.

Bed spreads, cotton, Schoemehl, city. Bed spreads, log cabin, Mrs E Sandford, Paris.

S' CLASS I CI

FKAXK MCKKEN, 8 TJPEBINTUNDENT.

"©est mats, lamp, ootton, 1 set,. $1.00 Estella Brasleton, city. Mats, lamp, worsted, Jennie Means, Paris.

Mats, lamp, silk, Mrs S Tanner, Paris. Mats, table, ootton, crocheted or knit, Ellen Morgan, city.

Toilet set, embroidered on canvas, Mrs Close, city. Toilet set, worsted, Amanda Werner, Brazil.

Toilet set, outlined on linen crash, $2.00j,Misn Tate, city. Tiay, cotton crocheted, Miss Tate, city.

Quilt, log cabin, ootton, Mrs E Sandford, Paris, 1st. Tidy, embroidered on canvas Mrs

Rottman, city Tidy, outlined on linen crash, Mrs E Sandford, Paris

Tidy, knit, $1, Mrs Louis Inks, city Tidy, thread orooheted, Mrs Judge Trogdon, Paris

Canned tomatoes, Mrs. J. F. Robin-1 Tidy, worsted, Mrs W Levings, son, Atlanta, 111 Ella Kelley, Bridge-1 Paris ton, Ind., 2nd. Stool cover, worsted, Mrs W Vance,

Tidy, worsted,

Canned strawberries, Mrs. D. M. Paris Miller, Staunton, Ind Mrs. J. F. Rob- Stool cover, chenille embroidered, inson, Atlanta, Ilia, 2nd. Mrs H. S. Tanner, Paris •••••VI .. ... ...

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Embroidery, arasene and ribbon, Mrs Miller, city. Embroidery, silk, same. Embroidery, Kensington, Mrs S Tanner, Paris.

Embroidery, cotton, Mrs Robinson, Atlanta. Embroidery, linen, Mrs W Vanoe, Paris.

Embroidery, woolen, Jennie Means, Paris. Embroidery, gold, Mrs Cretors, Paris.

Handkerchief, embroidered, $2, Mrs Theo. Golder, city. Afghan, carriage, Mrs Judge Trogdon, Paris.

Afghan, infant, crocheted, Mrs Ehrenhardt, oity. Lace, macrame, CI Ripley, city

Laoe, point, Miss Mattie Ross, city. Lace, guipure, Mrs Mary Rinch, ouy. Lace, applique, Miss Mattie Ross, city.

Laceypoolen, crocheted, Mrs W Vance, xaris. Laoe, ootton, crocheted, Kniptash, city.

Lace, linen, crocheted, Jennie Means, Paris. Lace, silk, crocheted, same.

Lace, darned, Miss Tate, city. Lace, tatting, Mrs W Vanoe, Paris. Laoe, linen, drawn work, Mrs E Sandford.

Lace, rick rack, Ellen Morgan, city. Glove box, embroidered, Mrs Judge Trogdon, Paris.

Glove box,painted,Mrs Ehrenhardt, city. Handkerchief box, embroidered, Kate Michaels, city.

Handkerchief box, painted, Mrs S Tanner, Paris. Mantel lambrequin, crochetecL Kate Michaels, city.

Mantel lambrequin, embroidered, Mrs S Tanner, Paris. Bracket lambrequin, embroidered, Mrs Chas Smith, city.

Specimen of darning, Mrs Cretors Paris. ir CLASS M. 3

FRANK MCKEEN SUPERINTENDENT.

Best Japanese work, Mrs W Vance, Paris. Banner, silk, Mrs S Tanner, Paris.

Banner, ootton, Jennie Means, Paris. Banner, bunting, Mrs S Tanner, Paris.

Shirt, hand made, Mrs Robinson, Atlanta. Shirt, machine-made, Mary E Fiedler, city.

Sewing, plain hand, Mrs S Tanner, Paris. Sewing, plain machine, Mrs Judge

Hair work, Mrs Williams, city. Wax Flowers, F. Sutphen, city-. .. Paper flower, Clara Froeb, cityill? One dozen button holes, Clara Froeb, city.

Calico dress, Mrs W Levering, Pans

pi«nn

sewing by child under 12 years,

Miss Grace Cronin. Knitting by child under 12 years, Mrs W Vance, Paris.

Crocheting by child under 12 years, Annie Hoffman, city. Patching on old garment by child Under 12 years, Mrs E Smith, city.

Darning on old garment by child under 12 years, Miss Pearl Ellis, city. Cotton embroidery by child under 12 years, Mrs W Vance, Paris.

in the Crucible.

About twenty years ago I discovered a little sore on my cheek, and the doctors pronotmced it cancer. I have tried a number of physicians, bat without receiving aay ix-rma-nent benefit. Among the number were one or two specialists. The medicine tne ajv'ic was like fire to the sore, causing intense pain. I saw a statement in the papers telling S S. S. had done tor others similarly afflicted. I procured some at once. Before 1 litta ust tne second bottle the neighbors could notice that my cancer was healing np. My general health had been bad lor two or three years—1 haa a hacking coagn ana spit btooct contln-| nally. I bad a severe para in my breast. After taking six bottles of S. S. S. my conga lefU. me and I grew stouter than I had been for several years. My cancer has healed over all but little spot about the size of a half dime, and it is rapidly disappearing. 1 would advia»«»«l5 A every one with cancer to give 8. S. S. a fair trial.

NANCY J. KoCONAUGHBY, Ashe Grove, Tippecanoe Co., Ind.

Feb. 16,1888. Swift's Specific la antirely vegetable, and seems to cure cancers bv forcing out the

zittei from theblood. Treatise on Blooiand Skin Diseases mailed fim THB SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer S, Atlanta, Gc.

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MABLIN FHUK

Sofa pillow, embroidered in orewels, on cloth or silk, Phoebe Shriever Sofa pillow, silk embroidery, Mrs Cretors, Paris

Sofa pillow, chenille embroidery, Mrs S Tanner, Paris Chair cushion, crazy patch work, Amelia Steinmehl

Chair cushion, embroidered in Arasene, Mrs. Judge Trogdon Broom holder, embroidered, Mrs Ehrenhardt, city

Shawl, crocheted,Mrs W Leverings, Paris Shawl, knit, Jennie Meads, Paris

Skirt, orooheted, Mrs Theo Golder Skirt, knit, Mrs W Leverings, Paris

Table cover, in Arasene embroidery, $2, Mrs S Tanner, Paris Table scarf, on pongee, outlined, Miss Miss Lou Olark, city.

Table scarf, on felt, embroidered, Mrs Judge Trogdon, Paris Chair scarf, embroidered, $2 Mrs E Sandford, Paris

Slipper case, embroidered, Mrs S Tanner, Paris, HI 1 set (6) Doylies, embroidered, same

Fascinator, knit or crocheted, Mrs Laura Ellis, city 6 napkins,embroidered,Jennie Means, Paris

Cloak, embroidered, Mrs S Tanner, Paris Pillow case, hand embroidered, Jennie Means, Paris.

Fire screen, embroidered, Mrs. S Tanner, Paris. Slippers, chenille embroidered, Mrs

Cretors, Paris. Slippers, worsted, crocheted, Ella Morgan, oity.

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Crooneted work by ohild under 12 years, Annie Hoffman, city. Tidy, outlined by child under 12 years Miss Grace Cronin, city.

Shell work, Mrs E Sandford, Paris. Fish scale ornament, Phoebe Shxiev city.

Autumn leaves, Mattie Ross, city. Laundried shirt, collar and cuffs, by .. woman not employed in laundry, Mrs

Sears, city. Pair overalls and shirt, premiumgiven to woman who makes them, Mra L. Cretors, Paris.

Flower painting in water colors,$1.00 Grace Cronin. city. Landscape painting, Jenette Darngll,

Animal painting, CI Ripley, oity. Figure painting, Mary E Bucklesf city.

Portrait painting, Jenette Darnell city. Sketch from nature in oil, Kate W Coombs, city.

Drawing from the antique, W Ames, city. Drawing from oast, same.

Pencil drawing, Miss Pearl Ellis^ city. Drawing in India ink, Jenette Darnell, city.

Repousse, or hammered brass work, Mrs Cretors, Paris. Collection of Landscape views, Jeneate Darnell.

Painted cuff buttons, ivory, Jennie Means, Faris. Map drawing by child under 12 years, Miss Pearl Ellis, oity.

Collection of taxidermy, Emil Baur city. Collection of paintings, Jenette Dar npll, city. ,,,

Specimen color paintings, "same. Picture in tapestry, Miss Tresa IVeeee, city.

Hair jewelry, Mrs Ehrnharc, city. Display of fancy work, Mrs Kent, oity.

Display of carved work, same. y'--Display of are relievo work in clay,' Mrs S Tanner, Paris.

Display of etching on cloth, Mrs PKent, oity. 'Display of moulding in clay, same.

Display of pottery painting, Limoges same. Display of painting on china, same.

Display of painting on slate, Jeneatte Darnell, city. Display of painting on wood, Betty Carioo, city.

Display of painting on silk or satin, Kate W Coombs, city. Display of painting on velvet, Maggie Beil,city.

Painting on pair of panels, water color, Minnie Keating, city. Painting on pair of panels, oil color,* Jeneatte Darnell, city.

Crayon drawings, Mary E Buckles city. Pastelle paintings, Mrs Alice Kimball, city.

Painted plaques, Mrs S Tanner. Paris. Flower painting in oil, Kate W Coombs, city.

Machine-made calico dreee, Mis Judge Trodgen, Paris. Vest, made by a woman, Ella Kalley, oity.

Darning on an old garment, Mrs' G, Cretors, Paris. CLASS N.

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Display of men's and boy's clothing Myers' Bros, city. Cabinet minerals, Duenweg. city.

Display of millinery, Mrs A Williams, city. Surgical instrument, WH Armstrong & Co, city.

Propitary medicine. Globe Medicine Co, oity.

Notes.

A. B. Salsich was superintendent of tbe fine poultry hallAaams Earl's herd of Herefords was shipped to South Bend last night.

Seventy-six persons rode in on one of Joseph Blake's street carp one day this week.#- ,•,$, P-

Vanderburg county, (Evansville) hasn't even tried to have a fair for fifteen years.

Myers Bros, were awarded a red ribbon on their beautiful display of fine clothing.

Superintendent Jeffers says that not a single protest against an award was filed with him this year.

J. E. Miller, of Paris, has A fine partridge cochin hen on exhibition for which he asked $50. Each feather was worth half a dollar.

Two gentlemen riding home from the fair ground in a carriage yesterday ran into a wagon and took a wheel off their carriage. They had to go to the city to get it repaired.

Mrs. Sandford, of Paris, brought over an elegant quilt but by some misunderstanding it was not entered. It is said to have stood a good chance for a premium. ,vi

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