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LARGEST CIRCULATION MTHE COUNTY. -.a j:T??.ch?nj-? Contract Advertisements, notice toast be given before Monday noon. . Our friem!?.wikU????* to bnve advertisement* Inserted lb the TlilJCS, m^ift hand them in by a Tuesday morning, 10 o'clock. "TaUVKHT ISKMKNTS will he inserted at ^liftfttc .?f?ne" dollar and a half |H,*r sqaare for tint fintt insertion, and one dollar per ?innre foiJ*?lSriirn>?^fw insertion: ^p.l^bf^lviorm* tX.ylf with thW \fho* denij-e , jfc 4tjhrtrti?T fdr* lllretf, ?v jr^welve months. " rii?- Vlfcrrlage notice* nild Ollituarhs char ed for' W ?ltaHWilJf rate?. _ >umi*immik?BMtmB*m i n_?????????? gj ? ? i i ?o???forth, nil J^prnl Ad ? : vetftisexnontH, of Conmty Interest, whothef' iiot ices or othox*?, will be publish-, .'. Im3L tby.t^e h&ticfit. ofpuf v ^Wde^s ^Tiotlior tliey are ' mm1 foi* bi- iief, v>d*We-understood, from the to?or of Mr ttlonal Democratic nominations. l^iT^i FOR PRESIDENT; HORACE GRKELEY, OF NEW YORK. ?oC*l ?i F?R VIO"G-PRESIDEI\rT: gratz brown, lo mii -,h.-r- OF MISSOURI y>**ABjMlBilftLii__i.l ^'Auditor, Fdwin F. Gary is out in A second letter under date of October 23d, iu which the following ttutefnents occur j that he held on to ids oliicc until .H> was ejected by the Governor, with a view "to j atH* One tu?'rV ptfbof to the fitfefe that this people have no right to indiscriminately link the word theif with the name of him whom they are pleased to term carpet baggerand "as to the men who made X '&e'is;hat the Unit n terms liberal oilers. I Will ?ay that fccl/ngs of a personal ha-< tare make mc reluctant to point out the hlff^r; n .4>.We- understood, fr< Gary'? first letter," that his; stand .wga J . jtaken^ in behalf of South Carolina and,jj jy<A carpet baggery to establish, the h??^' esty of which tribe it would take a* life , long sacrifice of many Garys howsoever | honest they might be. But, for whatever purpose this honest stand may have been J jikien.' ?gainst villany, are we to under- j stand that loss of office has aroused pc r sonnl feelings in the Ex Auditor which prevent him from carrying but the war, I to the exposure of villains individually*] ^to thejustsensurcof honest men ? Can Mr Gary claim at tho hands of South'Caru Una the credit of honesty, whilo statingy. that he knows one or more- rascals, from eipwing whom ho refrains through "fcel JngrbfA,- peroornif nature?" Arc these', feelings feelings? Or," 'if not, wli.it others should make him so wondrous kind ? This sectrfer tc ns a most natural inquiry. We were pfeaVrcd ttt Mr Gary's first 1 "moye and hope sincerely that he will car ry, out his good work for the benefit of tho State; whilo he will in that v/af (by I which he can alone do it) establish his own charatcr as an honest man. We ?would like to have all dishonest workers, spotted, so please let us lmvc their names If Afp Gary. We were very i much plcasad at the pleasant ball which come Offttf the close of our County' Fair. The music was 'pidasnnt anil there was a very lull attend-' ance of pic sunt and pretty young ladies. Tlu? hall passed off well and every body who attended seemed to have gotten the pleasure which they were in pursuit of. VTIir great success of this effort loads us to express tho hope Mint i- Fair Ball will bo an annual Institution. Wo never could .understand the oppo sition which some people have to dancing us a harmless amusement. We look upon it as tho healthiest and most agreeable of all parlor nmosemoiits. Wo always thought thut the popular parlor amuse ment of riddle making developed a spuri ous and demoralizing egotism in the par ty propounding, and the Sphyns to our mind was anything but an agreeable de formity, rtnd her suicide was a sample o most ungovernable pride and temper. w? ~ -? :: ? ?v iit* "(US*. lady friends turuhte uplhcir hesJs n nirtosoe whieh;one dttfhb FortUhc wdi favor .with our' choi co. Cards encoqra] and foster a dangerous taste for gambling a* do every other parlor gaino we ever saw,-unless it? be conversational ctmls, whU'h are siniply absurd. Now we arc willing to' g><%nt that Conversation1 add'reading are the jjUtfet'l improving of nil com tdnt domestic' 6$n> phiyim'tTts: W ?jte?Sfr3I *M? h'8t"W cjujii that nature, requires ?HicusionuL-ruii?. pile iii Vin'icty, yet suelj.. variety should bo resetted to for the sit Ice of health, mii'scii-' '' ; no. stifatuit '?7/ fef; lar exercise, ami exhUiratiutt, Nur is Hlgyorulizing as some sayf a^d as at first sight i&mtey- cypeaw, .wbe? We; "seo a handsome flno daVii&g' man,* tirko through the mazes of of bewildering waltz some beautiful and grdccfhl woman.'\\ro say that ike proximity is dangerous; but it is in reaiity no', as nearly so,. as when nftcr teh dance the ^ties .xotire;:lrt tlje^ piazza iii the moonlight or in the dnrH ' 9 There isinorefood fofr'if xWloabphcr n\\ a dance than is generally known. know of nothing that has so immediate* an effect upon onc'a . inner nature.-, as music, and under its iuflutincd one shb.vs, more of himself than at any other time;. We -will take the man 'of tny^fnfv'&non: tlio' oriVd-'s tohg?q is most cl oqu en t' under the inspiration of muck*, the sol dier's, heroism is carried t.i se$ sh^n inf^ng* patriotism by tbon?artin4 etrsMir, and the purest fukV of the Christian monies to iiea-v'e-A ill the softstrain of Diivitt-s Jrtarp. To desend to the practical, if any oncl desires he can estimate tUb" true calibre of every mau in it, and he goe3 to a ball" .ft _ nHtki * ... * for that purpose. It.mnttci s not they be dancing or not, lie morose, the gentle, the rough, t ed, the hb he ful he ijutliffcrryit the luvet1, - '^Be^''* As for the diicet ddraoraU/iugtenden cy of dancing per se, there is^nono. Hut that it can he abused we dv not deny ; ' only if Wo wished- to demoralize any ac quaintance, which Goif forbid, s'erbnil other common practices among men and women, suggest themselves us more, available methods. We hope to see a dance every year. "wh?t i Know ahout" ;\.ing borrcwed one dollar, United States currency, commonly culled."green backs," from a rashly confiding iiicnd, I invested tho same in the purchase of a green- ticket', Which IwWaiTttdtl would take me hi and out the fair for "the four seiy sons/' The yellow tickets being a cheap sort of concern, only good for about a week or ??o. Proud of itfj ire*? purchase, j 'at precisely f?)!--past 10 a. in., I walked, np to'the fttde/- SHVP that the pbs-r?s.rion of this ticket mtfct be known from my walk, without nny necessity ofshowingjit. To my surprise T was halted at the gate 1m a rnflian with n red ribbon in bis but ton hole, and two pislols in bis belt and a musket over hfcj fchofiMer. He hade me halt! I looked tfj) at him mildly and recognized Joyner. I wiw surprised; but he seemed proqd of his military air and trappings. So I only wunk one rp-J proiichful wink at him, ami showed Iii pi i my green ticket. lie shil "all right," and into the in closure I marched. Fear ing lest-my nerves might bccoine uu 1 tirung by unheard of, and* unexpected j sights, /lashing on mo suddenly, i deter mined to prepare myself by degrees, "drawing it mild" on oul-d-jor things of *io great importance first, and so going on up by degrees, ui.lil I could stand uii d.snmycd, comparatively, in the very presence t f the. magnificent specimens of human ingenuity and skill which, 1 was told, were Stored in the building before uns Well, then, carrying out th?* theory, I saunten"towards certain pens or stalls where the prize annuals were kept. The fiiht stall contained three "loth amend ment" sheep. Clearly not genuine, be cause they bad no wool* .So that was fraud No. 1. They looked rather like a erc+8 between a buck rabbit and a long tailed goat* They, were kept apart from the woolly kind, and appeared burl there at, and looked reproachful. The woolly sort were white, but not remarkable in .*. a- otliar way. Tbey appeared .0 he jgry, however. I tBi Wkdlttat the cattle; was prepared to bo raj. tunous 'Ijp enthusiastic. I admire good stock. There was an old brown bull chained' up ,lo the fence, und looking every iiieh the intolerable old fraud that he wok ? He positively ttit?d'to hide his bend wjheh hii fltW me coining, for I was sayingjuloud, sternly"regarding hint as I upproMched'i "This won't do old follow! yon weichere hmt year, and yhu kn?w it, ma'd yofi jiyed Wjd^viip ??^*hpjl! of jni. ejftra *l)i'ec?l, ficcau^e such" a sti'jtcihcnt -wtH^-liegiit-t?^>\'?fdi-with ?ne; doitpt come' hero to take olVpivuiiuins tliis limV*. ,One fraud is: cnoOgli. "Every )'vnr tryniig this -g?iftie eo- ether prcinium bulls iu this eoirttfy is too heavy to benr; so I've got to ?00^ you upj you' old* one homed hy pocrito!-' TntM lecturing the old villain until he looked mean, and I saw the* pen itcr.t tears filling his eyes, I str< further. And then;, ri^ltt befoi well! I said, J.'do-niy eyes il.ccen Is it possible you arc here too? ^^c^t pcarpr.j, Ycpv!therc she Wa^, tho identical red cow that:took a-, premium ^as^yoiix; lw<gc and fat, uppenrentiyvfeol ^Wjp joNY,..UM^il she was cunsqious^oi' my fritic d inspection, then she fairly united. "This thing is getting too njpno* tonous. .Surely old .woman .there must ,be some other premium cow in thUwjoun ty beside yonrcclf. Llavc you the bare faced impudence to stand /here, iii/that Stall, and try to make honest, peoply hc UhV.c you Are a stranger* and never mere beioie?', Stf 1. periled out the list ofclnst y*?*rs .premiums and read her oftt. Sfo winked one eye, as though to s'i'J^H||J:,ou keep quiet, if old bull goes in j yfetntnui/ why i>ot> let me have one lot bHtt I said: "I'll expose you, you, , swindle." I strolled on,- but didn^B sec .any in,ire ,co.ws. Yes, there wn*j onn thing.ijput there f>r a cow, trained evi dently to put on airs, and swell out^pH it she had been fed within the past week, and was a thoroughbred; but she iuilcd ignoudni,ously . in the exertion, and[Junk .WH^er-it as soon us the examining: J-oih mit tee passe?). Then 1 looked aroundinnd 'saw some hogs, and wished-1 hud brought my pig down for. a premium which I'fefel sure Would have been awarded it. lli.it 1 liad'hecn trying for the past montk to keep'it fat on onejquurt of corn,? sndTthe j.r'un of at* p??. H<f the fair lings TfmT^T lit lie the stint, on it. . .s;tiiveyii!ii_tlio ?.ground for other objects of iuicri.-fecund ' prr/cs, I saw a lot of small agricultural boys in a ^ari.'ty of graceful atiitudvje (vv \ groittdnany would luWc hi au tilt cd the sceinu'? ?|W>JC ht+d their fond parei-ts ?hc^ voted a little tinie to patching their nether garments;.- Some were diving in u tub for coppers, f-'onio were slashing with sticks at each other under the do It mi oti they wcrC^hrcaking eggs for a prize. Others were diversifying the peffor tnfti^crl by meandering up'n pole, which ? I was told was grcrscd. I did si er.-) 'nun! to climb, for 1 didn't sec any one gel up idiigli enough to sTiow'Snoro than the >\ il ity with which he could slidcdtm'ii ncjuiu. "Next 1 went into the stables1''' Tho sight or the horses did not asto lish hio~*futo anything even bordering oh convulsions. I saw one brood marc with a little inulc colt; was info fined the marc wirrs fwt there as a s]teeIXicii of w.ttlcncss and docility if >n# one gentleman in ruptures ahmt the'close* coupling (so he called it") of the colt. This seemed to be a sign of a good colt. 1 didn't know about that; gentle man-put his hand on colt to examine the "coupling;" I heard u sharp gnashing to getherofieelhyMftHl saw the nmfe'i iwo hind feet Hy \U Close proximity togeikle nitin'sr hVad; saw gentleman retreat with nearly his arm hit' off and his head all but'caved in. Ho seems satisfied j Id thc"co\fpling." Thought there bins'. ':? ;o been some mistake' made about the ''do cility" part." Ilaving seen all of these.Wondei^Jon tho outside, I felt justitiell in supptmlg my nerves prcpmjcjil to undergo any giryn ttnidjl.nl of shocks from the sights oil'the inside. Yet I hadt my misgivings, liv ing heard such iii'couiits ot the splcnlor and grandeur of the interior of the t m plc. I went ftp lhc steps and ente ed the first room. This was the rooste r i)t)d turkey and duck and pigeon room, ijud very tult it was of these articles iu' lo nicstic ccouoiny. They were all in ibw ^ages, and over each cage was hn'lir a bed quilt, County made, of brillhin^nuil gorgeous' )>nttciu, which added to. lie effect incxpre-'sihly, and kcpt.lhp gaim roosters crowing in a most idiotic j)t\jie. I sighed as 1 ndinirud these heauinul billig, and wondered how they'll lo>k without feathers ami roasted. 1 wuuU'd one or two of the fattest; but tuotlrr i Ullhin,'sto()(l near with a knife and ?isttd, nnd*said : "Ilanils oil'." S<> 1 movju on. Ail jpasscd intot^v ?;nJ. I peepcjl throughvtj little?^?loor,K^iB I was told, led into tho ^miltce-rooa^ I saw ono fellow with a r?d ribbon in Iii? buttonhole, eating voraeio"uw^''andfr3ri<^* ing in tho .same stylo domestic wine, j (though it looked as meeh like whiskey a? anything else). He didn't ask me iv; but fr&Vlled at inc, whereat I wondered,., i but walked on. .By-the-by, the 'comnut-' : Wc.taWe in that room was covered with I a bed qttilt. I saw that mucn n'tiyhoVTv j 'rrJierforst^tablc.ycniuu|^h?^L^of vug, ! ctables und 'fruits, all apparently fit"for mod; and whnt added-TrHnidt--^?*>?toeit,? tcmpting appearance, was u canopy hang ing gracefully oyefJ the t?biey rhtdnr of eighteen bed quilts, sb a-rranged as" to hang on either feide hi. riicst bewitching festoons. Each quilt was' inlaid with patch'work Of red and blue and 'green, most curiously worked in; und each quilt was made in this County. The next table was covered with Indian corh, upland rice, Chinese qchra mid quince?, and Au stralian cucumbers rikI EtMiopiarlnflin ders; all raised irr (Iiis- Comity,*1 beahies al>out one-half peek' o*f legal' jiotatots (gw-rs* what those *nrcb At each of the four coftiers of tlfIs^tulMeIrfl&>od twelve tall sticks of sugar cauc, each stick proujl ly supporting a patch bed qtiiMt of ex quisite and guv design and pattern. Tlie third table groaned under the wt'fgTtf |>f an infinit?: number of bottles of doiif&tie wine and preserves and chAc*. Near it stood four rtion*, detailed as a'special guard; each w.ith a bed quilt wrapped I around him, and a new mug&fet do his band. I made a dash franticjulv^dft this table, nh&ciftnic near being run through with a bayonet for my pains. Nothing but my presence of ntind paved me.; I slipped behind a bcdqflilt (there ""verc a nuninrjr ItrroOnd this table") w hich received tho bayonet instead of myself. I got "tired and hungry; walked back to the eoinntittoc room; with faint hopes. This ? was about 1 o'clock p. m.; peeped through the glass door again; saw the same com mittee, man eating and drinking still; be frovAnvcl at mo again (thi* time he had a bed quilt wrapped rrf'of.Yi*tr him\> so t' staitcd for the ilthVr side; soon g~ot mixed up in machinery, and ploughs, and i\y batchers', and false teeth, und harrows, and'hoes, and buggies, and bed quilts: ^IVffJkesc? articles were overhung m imMthierable Jpnteh war"** yyvrt t^rfta vf livelyjaml grotesque ' patten s, Wv.Vch j wav.e?l to and JW?| in the getitlu breeze, i like that gmrmthj cmblem of liberty (?? I ft mfto ?nd stripes, on -V,!* of ^uly. ' Heard' several horns blowing tiliil a bft'irnV, was told fh'H't the blowing wa music, :tnd the blowers the bund: went to ?sscc; saw the blowers; each had a bod quilt gracefully folded around him, and each was trying his best to bent his neigh*' bor in his attempt 16 blow out what little brains he had, "pcrhrakus like;" otcr the roo.?. I did?lt see any music. \Vcnt up to the emi of tho room; I was I informed that here I would behold J specimens of the fine arts, w hich woifftt j actually stun me. I saw "the Father of : bis Conntry'! pinned up against n lonely 'bed quilt, and surrounded on every side I by theso . inli!; j of donicstic comfort, j in place of the bid humbug flag which he j hft.; had around hin.? so long. :mh1 of w hich ! lie has.bccn tired, no doubt, long since. \ have no doubt tho old gentleman found j the quilts far more comfortable these chilly nights, atid there U no nonsense or chip trap about them. Four o'clock p. in.; wandered buck, faint ami weak trotn hunger to the committee room; jHTjicd hi; hq change;-''committee man still eating and drinking and ft owning at inc. Met a friend; asked him if that was always the wit- at lairs ? He said : ' Oh, yes! that committee man was the general t'as ter. It was against the rules for any food or drink to be exhibited until he had ate. and drank about one-third; then, the buk.ucc was considered safe, and .was carried out for show. This was to guard against poisonous compounds, and Ku 10UX deviltry, disguised in liquors; and this man was Jtot allowed to rest at at!; but was kept on duty all the time." It didn't strike mo that he shirked Iii? dutv any; seemed to tahc a (nidi; and delight in it. He shouldn't taste for tne though. Diving under a noble curtain of bed quilts, 1 u ns about tosfart for home, when the same, friend siiggoted: "One do/en on the shell." 1 woke to life instantly, and didn't refuse. He guided me, with sonic difficulty, through p. lane of bed quilts1 which led us after a while into it Mrfccl labyrinth of the saute, in which, nisi a.*? I was making up my mind to sleep, lost for, the nigh*, he lifted up a gloriohs speci: men, covered with mysterious figures, cun ningly embroidered in all flic colors of the rainbow, and several others too; and behold we found ourselves face to face ?vnit i*>*, USi^cT the inimitable Be ro< tinit lumj?Ruvnlvcs.. (Bgm. find a ^?Jt around liipi, of course, and a fancy cap on/ made up parts of quilts of pattern to match, and looked regal and command: ing). I said to my friend: "Give ni'c Ben. He is the institution 6.1 this fair." lj*t him IiaVo all the preiiinms?every ?n'?." N. ft.?Bon. is first rate st sup lj|ly^tf.?ui^wiiU^ tft^WU11"'1' man, ho it ?Jn laft VmyXof rfn?ra?:? or w eek days. ?jW^yMIMS .IB HUtiHuiUnl. tu Ok?tolSi ?iiif him on bee,f/)f (tun)? wwp, or uuythiijjc I cfcc, and thank me for teHing you. I j would lrftfig&itf int?VthcAtc^artinent (he voted to ladies' work exclusively; but forasmuch (being a bachelor^ as I doiv't know the uses to-which the?c' articles aj*c^ put, nor their ntcrits, I could give no sat isfactory account of any of* them, aat I have, I trust, done of more -faniilcar ar ticles. I nie'rCly ^obMlhrbbrfri the door and saw rtlKf^qlcpjlectuin of widtc,'fu/.zy, ciapy, lacey'^th'fc^iTy, flimsy, dotted, spot^ cd, crochcd/lcHihcd', nctfe^Tc|rifcrmdcrctl^ and crtmeti.'ih'lngs^ ''^All^-bea^t'ifully ar?-, ranged, aM e9^ti'agaii^;u,(Wwf,(f ground; of patch Y<irk bed qui^lu?.( , n 1 left for jiojue. "Passing put*! thought I'd give one,more look,, in- the,, committee1 room (5 p.m.' There, was -thjit same committee, man, still cnjju& apclbdiink-j xJo signs of fatigue tfhataver, ek: |iCept'that ho two* gracefully reclining oq. 250 bed quilts, \TUti 14 waving triumph antly over his head.. I must do one |>f the committee men (supprtsc' he was one as he birtl a red libhondn his huUtUi hole) the jnsticu&tgr vay, thathe did coVne tome with a generous apd hosTiJfiiJJe oft(^*lle callicr to me Srtd said in Rls most Winning style: "Now look here old fellow, isn't this fair groatV" ' I said: (ill, yc-! Went fair. So he says': You mu-<t write some thing glorious 'rind fpleiidid about it.' Let the world know what lids''i'mint'v can do when she trio';" und I said yes! ??rely; ' give us the nttm'hc-r of (iudt^sd:asj|('?fr|x | vq> tiie *t:>tisties jiiirf. Thdr 'he;*said: ? "Xiiw d-> the thing up good, nn?l Ii!open \ a bottle of fciggs' best diiyoiV.'' ' -'iV-t*- it I Ivttfi 1 said : ?'CertninlyY by 'nil mWfiCr of niehiY-*." I'll 'write wMmtolcM- ybtf say." ! Weib tlii-'cbnlftilittCe;man oidn't open any ) bottle of Htggi' best on imv'-'fl .-:;w him ju^h a-rtnnrifi a bed <sniit opening /Je oh uirnsell'mmtigh'). He dc(?Hv<Stf hais-hndl lvgnrd' him a- ?:'^v.uf^:'!^^V.l?>|):, 1 ItJfi under no'ohli jatioiis to him to wVilc wha: 1 stiw whcn"T didn't -ee it. Mycoji j science i> a trille' t?tender ioi'thnr'.'TMp* idea ?d'my blowing aheut;tho fair under ilkh I '??" iin.-M.mcs, is simply pVopb.-ier ou?! Kiiilors may do it. They are privi 'lt'g<Al; and get paid. I v.i!l ?ay this, how ever, I'am quite stire both 'Dr. ? Barton and Kigg.-i deserve premiums for their wines, whether they got them ov not "Mind, this assertion is only guess work on my part. 1 j edge from tho capabili ties ot tho too coY/motitors. t hud a, ehance to vote for Jfiggs for ShcrirTJ^ml did it. I know he was a good Sheiin. 1 don't doubt ho is go id tit -'making wine? too. I have hot voted, however, on that, j I like good "sctiiypcriMuig'?aud nth ti|?t partk.-Whtr whether I \:H ' ihat'-'Qi- ?i^ic "blrtek jidy." ? hi! : lirfluUlil ?rt bit/. I Going out at ?he galt} met a^Utfl&ntry rharYwith a load of'bod <piitts foiv.Exhibi tion; gate kecjJcr stdd liilr wds'oVor. 1 to!.1 "the man tho gate kttftfreV kntAv noth ing about i', it Was good ior one week ijnord; I would stay, hid had bu<4|hess: ?>h) hiJrt niy ticket lbf. 'lifty cents.- dud walked hooie lastly. vJyi- ot | 1*. S.?What do the people whnt witl^ ?o many bed qUilts f? la it goiug to be an extra Colt! winter? Pintf. Ml.!if(-> -,ftT _ 'The mm h d hand l ?egin- to press heavi ly ill Georgia. The follow jug inchlciu, which Qccurcu near Goidoh* Georgia, fes narrated by the Mai-on Teh-gra'pK: '"On V> i dncsdiiy.night, ttbout - p. m., a band of K-n I iiited Statessoldiers; Keil by spine brevet official, appeared at tho , 'dwelling of B. Terrell, in quest of the i*liK* tnr a?tl.nis son, who were. ' fr'qhi lioinc. They cuteiTil the. house ami sct\relied the premises in the rudot manner, .violating: with tlu'ii' riifntiii presence' (he sleeping chamber of (Wo young ladies, and ovtn tearing f'l'um tlu'ir persons the bed covor ing which protected them- T/'isappoiutcd at not finding their prey, they llieil visit ed other domtciis and arrested rind b'orc away with them ^Icssrs.^Vm. I'Vunthin, Win. l.'alitl', \\rm. Ilridgcs, . Frank. lv>-n ningtoii, lldward t)a.Rcf, railroad ngelit and James Fountain, not content with thus outraging tho homes and persons of their victims," these exemplary rcpiv-i-ntatives ofltndic?l law procccdoil to ride the pockets of one of their prisoners, Mr. "tym. Fountain, qf about fifteen dollars ? [('hai lesion News. THE FA1I0 ^3Emitjm: list OK THE S?CtftTA ANNUAL FAII-I OF t1iu O ??? a irg e b ti r g AGRIOULTURAL 8OiflE'f 7. hami'ix-i OF CltOPfc. ?V f v\\\\v\\\\ J q -M'miimhgkuM- Ilhi? lulo J W Kcityj best corner Win F Barton, beat wheat;' ? ? Bellinger" best sugar; H Biggs/'bifct -Ualo 'Btry* ffi jLlfty-cy, best sugar cane; Airs Eliza Fugle, best l'otu -XMUfr I?r?.|obrt G Hplmajft -tyffj* s^k-cot ton; Mrs J W 'Keitt, best rutabagas; Bt^-ttnlu JF Th*Mps<?rt?^n/;^ressrs \\hf^i .|ff o?mtou!#! 4j 4i4akcr; best Ih'd igo; JI^|^ ^dlv^'^nii?>t?*^k8 aW*nbrc; d C'riun? hi st i<vi mpkin. . . . ?ifrLfl9 Goniler5njest.onnles; -M Qates, best pomegranates; Mr Walds?, facet pee.au nut*; I)r Win shockley.^pgjes;,^,9 ^*^5vwil*tCr pench" ?es;M ^ol^iusqii, bestf?ftuinccsj;(Maj j .i ^d!oTf,-.hpJiles?j J> ll Be-ak^trirbertlJeaus; D K'Norjli/tunyahV^Mrsffiffi lloftrcr, "gaTiilen 9eeds; JMts JarrtCT^ok^;ou!olis; , ff A ift)i^<?i^fiffli?J^l^^ IlarpTuf.lMg'g*, .lieWHiDn?'; Dr L C Stiq)iu us,;Ve*t??pr^h^fl^5up; II ltiggs, grjmo..win?-; i\tfss Rosa V Cummiijgs, Idnckbciry wine; 3 3 Fallev, Jr", best scuppvraoiTg Wine; Miss V..C BuH,gcach nmv7nunl> brandy peaches, jelly; eatsdp, etc; Mrs James Stokes, catined.-irait}'.Miss Js?ne Silley viiit-y*r; M.r?|j^jj& Stokes, best soap; i Mis .)j L<?iV?.*wSsfc; Mrs II M Moo-tr, cord'u?s; Mrs -M'L Habhrin, best butter: .Mrs$fc"J}l M^M^ie1jAel\V4k'sT?preserves; MuQ A B^ndly l>K-)ctao^*r'M?-' AVesley W Culler, heft pickle*; Mrs X, 'H. Bevl^ witl^yivkU'? Mr T|mnHts \V Alberg.7ttt> besreakcj Mrs' C l/XJHnhVnfu/Wke; Mr* WfA.5i!:tck? iMU.uXtf TXX 31 hot bread; \)v \V F< U'arton,, seUpper >?. iHuni With; Mis AC AniUoVs, soap; Mi.?s ' L V lv dmwtuY,'eake; Mr, -i> i i miser; bat ter;1 Mrs O M Keitt, ftekV*;'.''.'Slity 1? S the r residents premium. k\CMlSm\ axi) ma x UFAt*TVK ISC CWnvoloyV I.V.s?'fas.t<^incSP?,f agri cultural and ?mt-t.-ba'frtfttl'"implements ox bibitcd; Doyle ot. Wiles, dohlhV sif?f byg gy; J Al.lt-tniUtvn^,Taylor, ^Xjt^on' Clin; (.'apt It'll \y ltri;:guuiu,^ineri<;au^ciuu ?binatibn sewing innchiuc;" C*" '?ntyciey, two-b(?rse^94:RWi?e^ft onc-boiv? . ?lV?rm1t-y .Tj'hj\t;rl* GinOunnon. ?2 un-liH k; ? .C/'apt/J'i I > rrc/.evant,(-Btp u bam's turbine wind; C ?tiravi Jev, Ala cuhiY-ca^; F AV Stifles;! best >ity brush, Haviil^iiil^w-jmplllg tongs; A tci lin.bivil cage; Messrs ,1 Yl Adgcr ev Co, ^.far\:!b:b-rbw"; M^^Wlcy, model df^cir I cular dining table. ! LADtVjf w*?j^, KA:HY axi) Of?F?m FINTa i.. M?.\H5taftct^Ilt; MissJ Sautters, labilrs Abof cap; Jlis!* Moliic Lo VclJ, 1)1 st u ax work; Miss E Pooscr, child's dress (sbeib.vo't k )) Miss L Uobinson, tut ting handkerchief; Mrs 1* Rich, wax Aorly ^ssWtV ^'dlcv.xYm^lGd ^mlirTAU-r cd ..table cover; M?- A Qnattleh.u.m, Tmfv* ingbi uress; iwyT*5 ITflonser; in fant's dressi (tatting); Miss A Moss, braided talmcr; Mrs S M Glover, foot cufh|opyMjr?^ >Y }^tnl|cj^ eroyhet tidy; Miss R liadger, netted tidy; a?ss-, M?-J Whittcmore, crochet ;iuly; Mrs W X ^Scovi^lc. worsted tidy; Miss Kate M^ttule, fbcit /asd oi^?lilcJf; \ft(itatcTK4fler, child's embroidered merino sack; Mrs E .1 Ol ?vor oe, boy's braided suit; Mrs A W Tbari^in^t'.^n1f|(lc^ d|$<; Mis.t Sa!lic ReCkwith, crocket shawl; Mrs F Jennings, embroidered pillow slip?; Miss ?fni-y C OUvcr, e1ubYoide^;".Ur* ?a?rti I> Bennett, card basket; Mrs A- I7uvisr rabbits} Mrs V Rich, bead box; Miss H A Coleman, embroidered merino sack; Mrs .I V Clover, greatest variety of worsted work. fiiu.iuaix'.sFAxcy wqi.'K. ? Miss Lizzie Elliott, aged 12 years; rosin work and crochet mat; Miss A I)ihfile, aged ? years, crochet work; miss A Cul ler, aged 12 years, crochet tidy; MissC Wadnhniitkcr,itge'd 11 ycarkf^rochct; Mis.^ D Black, aged 4 years, book-mark; Mis* F A. Lee, aged 11 years, crochet tidy; kh? Gi^lhoffc* ag?d 71 ytnrs, ?eichet mat. icontixluij ox TlliaU PAoK.)