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30 Tlie Billboard Ok: ntr. f Oft-'KUfc -Oct. Mir ^" „ „ ■ On Nfe- awt. lui. a c i«ti — Mooat J( X. Gcaist. we. -Ht: TcCBOo—OcntennUl Olebntion. July U. . tuttt. H. H. Gtcrr, dudrman. 4fapolcao—Kapadcon Folr. Sept. S-8. J. W. . .Banu, pre*.; R. B. Heller, treu.; J. L. _ EUlter. eec Xc«uk—UcUns Col F«L:. Oct. 3-7. W. B. KMBemanO. ptcs., CrTramie; B. U. Slgler, VMS.* Bomer; J. M. Farmer, ace Vcw Brpmao—Kew Brcman TctrOow Watt. Btpt. 5-8. Theo. H. Taocemaa, aec^ - r ". ■ ■ - ■ .Bcw LeilnctoD—New Petiy Co.' ^.20. Cbaa. a OwBgrtwr. '•Ottawa—Pntnam Ok.> Me. > Ol^ ML ■ -W. - 9. y-.YuBtt, pre*.; Sn - . - A' SanJlf, aec yld muu d—Blchwood ^ - J. tt. Bom. "tL:' K ~JMMIpl^' fMMkt H. C. Dake, aec Blpley—Rlplej Fair. Anx. 8-U. U H. WQ- Uama. we. SnaaellTlIIe—BnaaellTlDe Fair. Oct. 12. J. D. Selp, pm.; T. IL Sallabnrs. tma.; J. O. MUler, aec St. dalrarUle—Belmsot Oo. Fair. Anx- Sept. 1. D. S. Creampr, pre*.; W. T. JM- klna, tteaa.; J. H. Tarlor, aec Sardinia—BroTm Co. Fair. Ang. 29-Sept..< 1. Parmer Kennedy, aec O ^BdDer—SUelbr Co. Ftlr. Sept. I2-1S. O. I. CarKQl, pres.; Jdo. Duncaii, treaa.; J. S. y, BosKll, sec ■^■BlltlLlleld—Jefferaon Co. Fair. Sept. S7-S9. ^ AlftTi«rt Hayne, pre*., Adena; Cbaa. UcElnnej, i tieu.; J. O. Hajne, wc i1>r*"r*'*''*—dark Co. Fair. Ans. tt-jB. flramoK—Sjcamote Fair. Oct. 17-20. J. L. Codla, pica.; Ceo. A. Klahr, trcas.; X. Tanee, gSSn" Smtea Oa. Fair. Sept. U-U. J. H. Kuppw ptM.. BapofeUe: T. WlMiai. Mm; Mocgu B. Uk, ace. Clark, pre*.; W. Sk Hoard, sec. MntOD—Great Mntoo Fair. Oct. 8* Wm. H. " Backenbnrs, pr^a.; Edwin Paul, aec llMitroae—Soaqnehanna Co. Fair. Sept. 13-14. T. 1. Lott. pres.; B. E. Beebe, treaa.; P. A. Oavlea, aec Naiaietli—Nortliampton Co. Fair. Sept. I2-1S. C. S. Meaaliicer. pres.. Latamp; J. B. Beln- Newport—Penr Co. Fair. Sept. 10-22. D. H. Shelbley, prea.; T. B. Bnttorf. treaa.; J. C. F. StefAena. aec Oxford—Ozlort Fair. Sept. 27-20. 8. B. MtIo, praa^ iMmdtaibmtft 'V. G. Asdrewa, traaa. H. a z Aag- 2»-Sept. 1. r. 1. Oct. M. Jaa. laUocd M. t. B. ooLKfe Aug. n-am-1- r. S. wmiaaaa^ pna.; O. F. ~ — r. B. Oreifldd. aac, BMt ~ Towaada—^Biadlbtd Oik Vale aa Ilam J. HcOibe. ins.: IL Chaa. Colrert. aec Troy-^rroy JUlr. Beit. EMS. U. H. OlHrar. ticaa.; D. r. ticaa: WOUaiDS OroTc—Graofcr Iiitar4tata Fair. Anc- 2S4epL 1^ B. A. Tbomu. pni.- MccbaBlca. ~ 8. MoUcr, aec, TUMla Tui uia ii ou d—WeatBoidaad Fair. Sept. is-lS. W. Oo. fair. Dataa not aat. W. OL. itanniy. pica.: Geo. P. Don; mMIW—mOM On. Vllt. Bcpt. -;;-Ot'JIi- — ■ — .■■jijfc:;*. . •/Tisii nraiM Ofc Fair. Aac Ml. " Oa. Vife _ jw".: I. ; A.-r. Vca^ tnaa. ■ OKLAEOICA. BbAwdl-^lackwen Intn-Stats Fair. Oct. IS- 22. Wm. Backboli, pre*.; W. H- dompaoo. tieaa.: E. P. Blake, aec Deer Cieek—Giast Co. Fair. Oct. lO-lS. A. T. Doogan, pica.; T. J. Bartman, treaa.; C. F. Eberle. aec Hewklrk—Ear Co. Fair. Oct. 0-12. S. ^ore. pre*; Harry Thompaon. aec Oklahoma City—Oklahoma Co. Fair. Oct. 2S-28. Sbanee—Pottawatamle Co. Fair. Nor. S-11. FEBSBXZ.TABZA. AHentown—Lehlsb Co. Fair. Sept. 1^22. Hon. Jeremiah, prea-; Milton J. Rem, treaa.; H. B. Scball. 8«c Bedrord—Bedford Co. Fair. Oct. 8-B. Jno. Uoe, prea.; Wm. I. Elcholtz, aec Bethlehem—T^enoETlvanla State Fair. Sept. B~ 8. J. Walter Loratt. prea.; W. ii. Apple- gate, treaa.; U- A. Gorman, aec Bloomabnrs—Columbia Co. Fair. Da tea not set. E. P. Ha^enlMich. prea.; A. N. Xoat, aec Brookrllle-^efferaon Co. Fair. Sept.- 5-8. B. Henderaon, aec Borxettatown—Union Fair. Oct. 3-S. D. J. Dowdeti. mgr.; W. A. Coryson, treaa.; B. P. SteTenson, tec Botler—DrlTlng Park and Fair. Aag. 2Z-2S. Geo. A. SctaCDer. pres.; E. W. Ttin|ftiiiTn, tieai.; L J. UcBrlde, aec. Caillale—CamberUsd Co. Fair. Sept. 2S-29. B. U. Mnllin, prea.; w. H. McCrea, tec Ctadon—darlon Co. Fair. Sept. 5-11. ; Cuoneant X«ke—Conneant I^ka Fair. Anff. SM- Sept. 1. Chai. T. Byeti^ aec Sayton—DaytoD Fair. Sept. 28-29. Wm. Gal- lasher, pre*.; o. H. Oooa, tnaa.; W. C. af.—K-n ««^c- ^ , . . ■dtabocD—Edlobora Wm' '" tBf'Wlf 'O W r Bminga, aec ItackBTine NeweB. Bird. P D Pe adale—Wayne Co. Fair. Datea not i , W. L. Fergnmn. prea.. Seelyrille; 3. Stame*. treaa., Bethany; B. W. < '^bntlnKdoQ—HimtiiisdoA Oib- Ll B. i«ister, praa.; ' 9 -■ Bugo Ifayer. aec. TamlaoB. pieiL; Ju^Wi", JBlatr, aec J MiualM w u —Inter-Stmta _. . -.Cbaa. Taanc. pica.; flaiLrCU. < :" Dr. H. C BjMar. aa e. • ■ ^ . Ktttaonlnc—AuuatfosK OBt- Ikk*. E. r. McGlren. VBM>; O. 9. K. Noble, aec - tcUi^ton—Oalboa 'Oa. lUe. Abi C. B. Brinkman. pnK.a H. A. F. OratnwalC tfc-y - tow WHUg —Polaa Ofc. I^ft^ .< B. Ftcdeitt^' inu SmI Brndmelt: C. Dal* Wiaila._' KadlsonTffle—^LacfcawaoaA' _ . 28-ZS. J. A. Teaxer. ^HS^lB.'XIJi . pcca.. Mt. Pleaaaat; D. B. ) treaiLi F. M. Wii« liii i. aae.. Bankoi BuuTH Quunnu OiarleatOB—S. C. State Fair. Oct t-7. ColomUa—State Fal^ Oct. 3a-n. O. A. nard. pres.; A. W. Lore, aec QolS- 'I'Hiiw iauigp Alexandria—DeKalb Co. Fair. Sept. T-0. O. D. Oreian, ptea.; J, W. Wood, treaa.; Bob Bear, aec (SarkanUe—Montcomeiy Fair. Datea not aet. Jno. F. Sheltim, pre*.; W. R. Sbelton, treaa.; W. E. Beach, aec GteTdaBd—Farmeia' Fair. Datea not wt. tL Y. loam, prea.; Ino. W. Gate, aec XkeBton-^lbsoD Co. Fair. Oak UM, X. J. BappdL pres.: W. F. lUtm^.-lamma f&aa. ■ lb Wade, sec mdoa Clty^Wat TuMiiiit Falb' tmlL WO. W. C TmlM, (M,; B. IMMHb -taH.; J. w. Woodear. aae^ SEKAS. Dallaa—Tezaa State Fair. Sept. SOOet. IB. C A. Eeatlns, pie*.; 3. B. Adoae. treaa.; Sydney Smith, aec GReoTlIte—Himt Co. Fair. Sept. 2M0. J. O. Bayter. prea.; Jaa. Otmlatiid, ticaa.; H. I.. Oarpenter. aec EerrvOIfr—Weat Ttaim IMi Beal, sec tilano—IJaxBO Co. Fair. Sept. SBMk'- B. D. Raontree. pica.; C- 1. Boyntoa. .n^ '. San Antaalo—San SUr. OtL'tUtt^. I. JnSb W. BManiot, pres.; 8. B. lMki;-.nata.: J. Mm-^t^me, aec TERMOHT. Manfliester Battenklll Valley Fair. Sept. 12- 14. E. B: Smltli, pres.: D. H. Dyea. treaa.; Dr. J. F. Page, sec MlddleborK—AddlagB Ooimtx Fair. Bept. S-8. Prank C Dyci».. l — J W. .BaMta^ C E. Pinsey. tieaa.^'llMl'tk.'aMMHai^.aaa, Weat Sallsboiy. Morrlanlle—^LamTlIIe Telley Fair. Ans: 3P-S1. 6. U. Powen, pres.; O. M. Waterman, sec Sprlsslleld—Sptlhslleld Fair. Sept. 12-13. B. ' C. Ciosby, prea.; Geo. F. Leland, treaa.; Fred C. D*Tla, aec Waterbary—WlnooaU Valley Fair. SepL 12-14. G. E. Moody, pres.; W. B. Elliott, trcas.; Cbaa. Keene. aec Woodstock—Windsor Co. Fair. Sept. 26-28. A. B. FnUK, pica.; C. H. ITlnltM. ttMH>S & X. Faal. ace. " • VlJiGTyTA. Norfolk—Norfolk Fair. Oct. 1»-21. 0. O. Wrenn, pre*.; P. O. box 2B6. Til nil I nnlliaiil* Fair. Ans. S-U. J. W. - - - _- Fair. Ans. ML X. W. pica.; Wb. HopUi^ Mik WABHIBGTOH. mi III! BinfciMlii Ool Filt. Sept. U4S. %. T. aitret, pcca.; Xoa. A. SsraMO, tnaiLl Dan Cnrrle, sec irartb TakimB—Waabtastaa Stete Wmtc Oct. S-T. PoyaJDnp—Taller Fair. Oct. S4. W. 7. Boar- man. pres.: W. D. OMter, ticas.; J. P. Nerln*. Spokane—Spokane Intcr-State Fair. Oct. 9-U. H^wdl W. Fed. pres.; E. 3. Dyer, treaa.; Babt. H. Cossrore. see. BCartlnsbnzs liuinuod OSk F. Tbompsoo, piea.; F. W. Boyer. aec Ulddleboome—Tyler Osu S. Stealey. ptea.; W. M, C B. Blsde. aec New MarttttSTlIle—^WctM Ote- jnstna Backln, pica.; JV A. R. Thotn. sec Pennsboro—Pennaboro Fair. Ans. 20 Sept. 1. E. E. Wells, piea.; >. ..^ A. SCrteUct, see. Sbepherdstown—Uorsan'a Grore Fair. Sept. S-S. C. D. Wepoos, pres.; John P. Keaitott, treaa.; B. T. UekUder. sec. Wlwfllt ripeelUaii and Stat* Fair. Sept. 11- eONFEni! GONFEHI! CONF-Eni] THE LARGEST FACTORY IN THE WORLD. If playing In the Eastern Circuit write St. l^uis Confetti Co. at its branch office in New Yoric City; address letter to 91.Wal| . St., Roooi 202Jnincey Bldg. If operatins intlMWcal^ wiW home office at St. Louis, Mo., for quotations. ST. LOUIS CONFETTI COMPANY. LJars L teens*. Daco rwM oB Day Fobs. FIREWORKS, ^^ti'^^ Decoration Day, Fourth of July and Labor Day Fobs Red. white and bine Silk Ribbon, with polished brass and nickel plated checks. Paper Fans, Paper Bells. Baskets, New YORK. _ . Fair. Ans. SS-Sept. 1. Aniiisll Wis Oalie Co. Fair. Datea sot set. Geo. Btna, pres.; A. B. Brandfocd, treaa.; Blrt Fredericks, aec Baraboo—Sank Co. Fair. Sept. 18.22. Cliaa. wnd, pres.; Frank Sholti, treaa.; 8. A. Peltoo, sec. Bearerdam—Dodge Co. Fair. Sept. 2S-29. A. L. Wallace, pres.; H. B. Drake, treaa.; 0. W. Barrer, aec Belolt—Inter-SUte Fair. Ang. 15-18. Geo. O. Cram, pres.; D. H. Tanock, treaa.; T. D. Corcoran, sec SerUa—Berlia AstL Fair. Ans. 32-25. B. W. Temme. pres.; 9. Grant Bnnee. treaa.; V. J. Cleioent. sec Black Rirer Falls—Jackson Co. Fslr. Sept 18-22. Jno. Bolder, pres.; O, F, Olaon, treaa.; B. L. Ormsby. Boscobel—Boacobel Fair. Oct. I.S. Jacob Scott. pres.; Joe B. Nanert. treaa.; Xjonla B. Boka. sec ChntOD—Calamet Ca Fair. Ans. 31-Sept. !. Fred Bonnan, pres.. New Holsteln; Wln^feld S. Lloyd, treaa.; Gregory Dorachel, see Chippewa Falls—Northern Wisoonatn State Fall. Ang. 28.31. BobL B. Clark, sec Darlln^toi>—I.afa7ette Co. Fair. Acs. 22-29. Geo. Ward, sec Gay's Mills—Central AgrL Fair. Dates not set. Alley PeUiBon, pres., Soldlen' Grore; K. Jarseson, treaa.; E. G. Bri^ga, sec Jefferson—Jefferson Co. and Rock Rlrer Valley Fair. Sept- 28-28. W. H. Carlln, pres.; O. F. Roessler, sec Kntxmm City—Lnter Oo. Fair. Oct. 2-0. Nat Wetzel, pres.; D. WUttermote, ticaa.; Oca. H. Campbell, sec L« Croase—Inter-State Pair. Sept. SS-SO. T. H. Spence. pres.; B. U. Wing, treas.; 0. B. Van Aoken, sec Medlord—Taylor Oa Fair. Sept. B^S. F. M. 8baw, pres.; L. A. Haler. treaa.; W. O. Toone. sec Mermi—Lincoln Co. Fair. Sept 12-15. H. E. ' Fehland, pres.; Wm. F. Peterman. treaa.; J. W. Bmce, sec Menominee—^Dmrn Co, Fair. Sept 19-22. J. B. ChlcAerliis. pica.; F. A. Vasay. treaa.; Geo. GaUaway, sec Ullwankee—Wisconsin State Board of Agrlcnl- tore. Sept l-Ut. Gea HeKenow, prea.; jr. 3. Ktept; tccaa.: Jno. M. Tme, aec UbM-SbSUo Oo. lUr. Sept 20^ a B. OMa. jwfc; H. A. Fces«, tnas.; U. C IfM i W i B iaia Ob. Walr. Sept 1S-I«. W. X«d- iM^^^^gH^^Ib A. Hooser. treaa.; WOlard Htm ^^fclaMat-JBiirJVhaniid ^ Fair, ^^pt ^""""'^ ^"^^aSpt Ml 7. B. Chaae. TaMw. ptea,: B. 3. TanTotea. see. " Co. Fslr. Sept 18-lB. F. M. : J. M. HcLcca. aec Wanaan Msrsffcna Co. Fair. Sept M. A. 3. TVJsen, pcca.;' B. O. Hearx BnWnsiai , sec OoQlncwoad. Ont—Gn«t Sept M4». ' W. A. Bi_. fkrle, ticaa.; 3. W. Aicho^ Mtb- r>irtst Flair. Oct. M. felTl 6BIKE L PATMB. F. PATintEL & CO.. 41 & 43 Warren St., NEW YORKs Tka LarSMt sad SMsM B .i l i r aa< l^w*m s« CAS, WHISTLING AND ADVERTISINa BALLOONS Also Nov^HIes tor Sfreefmeii. ^^^^^^ We rec«l.^erer M OaU<>Ha or aU i ft guraatce ol s« ^L^^V offered on tkc mt ^■^^ We afca ristioa y irade ta bcnsa We rec«1.^every weds fra« oor lactsiy Qall^His of all Inads 'j *' ' goarastce ot upcrtor qaaStJ to lif offered on tkc aaticet W«< irade ta bcnsc •( iaictiac' soaila asi atcfes^l CANES and WfltPS Tsy WMys aid WaOdof Cases. D. C. RICKI 60 Ann Stmt, MEW Tan. t«rs«at Manutaeturar* ii>-Unlt*d Oataloeaa ftirtiMi«d mi ai>t>lteatl(Hi. ?\SLgs and Decorations, CONFETTI. CANES. SLAPPERS, United States Flag C o 2244 Cilbert Ave.. CkMilMMti, Ohio. le £TM EN ALL the LjrtMt Novaities. The Goldsmltb Toy Tmportln^ C^.. 122 Kaat Fonrtb St., C Inclnnaii, oiil.. Kelson. B. - ran . J. Jnhnstnnai, pasa;: T. j: Aaaable, aec PeUtbmuash—Indnstrlal Bxblbltlao. Sept SS* ST. Dl Hnshaa, pica.: F. J. A. Ball. ace. Sh cibf ooke. Sept M. a A. aoo. aec Stratbroy—West lUddleaes Toronto—Canadian National 2e-Sept. 12. jr. O. Orr, see. Watford—Fair. Sept. 28-28. West London—Fair. Sept S-IS. Fanleek Hill, Ont-^Flcaeott 21-23. Alex. A. VOtar. Tfalatlewalte, acc IWli'lllM. bat.—' ON. «; Asit, pns.; W.