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26 Blllboapd Hi wit i w 'Hic kory Co, Mr. . i. CM. Bcntlcy. pres.^ W, ~ . & D. BUlr. we. ■wt. IJ.IS. S. D. Don, AOS. 2B4ept. t, pas.; H. C. Cunpbell, traok; W. Jchmoad Co* i^■■lr. P. Dojle, KC. JUC XontvSraik. 'K ^ .Butter. (Ok, Mb>- M. .K. A. /Xadr— Traiu-CoU B. H. Boor, wc ■Fair. KIT «-«. ; WIBCOHBUr. •Walmctb Co. Fair. H. C, Norrli. XanetMer^-Grant Co^ Fate. Sept. Geo. ■■< A. UOOK, sec ,W ..iit":iir.:'x». .J tlODenl Point—Soothcra Wla. MrV ~ Aaji^'lB^ : T.dC. Frienler, «ec CAVASA. . Ottaara, Oaifc ilfTlilMtloau Sept. 8-18. S. McsMa- Lriatof Fairs AT.AWAlf A _ ^- SUte Fair. Sept. 28-29. r.-"Walker, pm.; Jdo. E. Falker, treaa.; aL Bncklej-. lec oAUTosHiA.: ..;:-v<-''^ ColDsa—NatlODal TrotUDC rai^' SktM JN^ w. E. MetrOl, pica.; naaant'-ButlncM _ treaa.; Jaa. W. ScobbIb^ tee. . ^Maie GItr—laian Falc Dataa. aat att. . /-^.-Maici^figik^isiir. T. Tngmemn , mC 'QQiaaATK>..; 6iaaa ■ Jtmctlon—ateaa Oa^.'l Ha. pretr V. r" I>. FXsber." sec. Pn^Io—Colondo State Plate. _ , B. Topplns. pres.; Thoa. S. .. Tlioa. B. BoSmlie. aec ' . Itailnii7—Dastmrx Fair. Oeb ST^''flamBti K, Bmffie. ptM.; Jao. W. Batoa. tra—.'; «w W. ::. toi»t tjui a'araage- Salr: Data* aot aet. ' Wm. .V-'Sbzioa. pres.. Haobotsi H. B. StSMO. ticaa., V Haadwn;; X. W.'Statk, ate. ' -•BoArllle—RoekTlIIe IWr. Sept. 96-28. Andrew V KlagHnitT. pna.; P. A. Banilall. treaa.; H. ■ b 1>. HioMe. aec . - • .{ Wmt a iBa a ttr P « r a« >h oe Pack Fair. Sept. U- ', St: Chn.,A.: Satca. piea.; Rcd^ A. "—' -"t-IC'K^iM. aae. ■ ,i-; -.'v r '-'j TTigBlPA . AiMHim 'AnuiU lMR. Mar, frn. . I'.Oaaoat-^GtBaad Oot. PalK.Oat. aMT. iMcVey. sec. ■ • v v-.E'-^'-;-'^-.'- ■■ : Cblckammga—QMrUuKtt f a-7. T. w. Lee, pcea.; -E- H. iWyatt,'ace^ DiItiHi—Foortli Anniial Fall. Oet. U40l T. BcTDOlds, pres. Dontljii—CoSee Co. Fair. Date* aot a '1. Bogtis, mgr. . lAwRDceTme—Gwiunette Coontjr rtjx. not act. QtlaJ. W. E. Slmmooi^^pniLt Botdklna^ Jr.. sec • Wirnn Georgia Farmers' Falt;:vi':Oi^' Basene AadenioB, ace.- ■■::«**?■»«;:. Datea w p uik^ " - Caaipaf Oiitr«o. Co. ■wae.^yotit.-M*L:^f:.i>. D. Caapbdl, f ~ ~ .T—I."Tn j - ■Bu Oaares. ace. ■ ■ y<<TaWM gtnIIUlu Clarfcston. TlSt^: Jtitj---iBML S^ fL WtKec, pres.: Jco. T. BVr jMfcrCbll P^ Ohmhu ' acc -. ^^ uaaoa. ,V AIea>-4beear~.:CHt:i«iifc. - Sept. W4S^ .,''x.''.Bm^ pm^ W. B^-BkHoaa,; ■ 1^ o; r«BMiiic tMM.: K. TK- PaBKta& 'aa& r : : "Pafc. Anc 8-U. Oao. D. Stai^-.pmu M. Smrnemake, treaa.; J. w. CMBMWiW gCMf €i». Pklr. AV. :a-2D. L. J. waaaaaa, pnci.; 2eai7 WUte, treaa.; Tbeo. Carlianne-^aesapfa Co. Pair. Oct. 10-lS. S. T. Carmodir, pres.. IRIirood; A. If. Battag, tl«as;;,G«oj J. CmMOt, ace; Cartnl—Cknaf Fair. Sept. »«. 3. 7. Dale, aae. Ch«r>*nit^>n—0>{^ Co. Fair. Anff. 20-flept. 1. A. J. Cralc. prea.: T. W. O. Glaser, ace. CUntoB-JMWltt Co. Fair. AoB. . tor. pica.; S. T. -NewtB. tiCM.; «111. acc. DelaraD—TTaxrwen Co. Fair. Ant. 9-8ept 1. 3. w. Crati). pres.; J. T. OdketlaeB. trvaa.; J. O. Jones, sec. Eqoalit}^—Gallatin Co. Fair. Sept. U-22. Dr. L. W. Gorden, pcca.; Chaa. Stein, aec Falrtjorj-—Falrt)nty union Fair. Sept. 4-8. J. W. aieOowen. pres.; T. S. O. McDowell. treaa.; F. F. Biylda, sec Falideld—-Wajne 'Co. Fair. Ass. 2>-Sept. 2. & P. Xdneai; pcea.; aaByX.Xclnccx, treas.; Ohaa. P. l>laa«r,;JHei;''.':.'-.. aleaa—Catena Vkk.^: ■tptr'SMi.' W. Bar- ner, sec - . '■ GriEEsvUIe—Ulisols Tallir' Htfl Sept. B-8. Gnthrle—AKTl. Fair. OOSi-WMKu* 4. mgliland—Madison Co. fUr. Sept. 7-10. A. H. S<Aott, pres.; 3. V. Stokes, sec Jollet—WUl Co. Fair. Sept. U I5. A. BoUnd, pres.; E. T. Kelley, treas.; Thos. 3. KeUey, JosUn—Rock Island Co. Fair. Sept. 13-15. Wm. Filbert, pres.: Jno. Staafer. treas.. Port Byron; r. 3, Wblteslde. aec. Kankakee—^Agrl. Fair. Sept. 4-8. T. C. ScHo- kitiz, pres.. Union Hill; W. J. Brock, treaa.; Xien Small, sec. EnozTllle—Knox Co. Fair. Sept. 5-S. G. L. I.aer, pres., Gllaw; Bobt. Colllaa, treaa.; B. W. Sweeney, sec, Galeabnrg. I«Bay—UBor Fair. Aug. 2Z-n.-. Ma Sarc. more, prea.; E. O. Kline, aec UbcrtTTine :, fc«ke .Ci>. Pair. Sent. ML ^ H. J. Cater.' 'pc•c:it^.■, .W^; PaiKhaC traaaL; J. B. Jfaeo Geo, C.,OuiipbMl.'.K^'' M't. OarnO---CairaIL<hL .ltt^:^- IcDt. U-U 1.; . J^-li,: : IC|«L U-19. Oka. tccas.; ABC. 3».3cpt. 1 M. Wm. B. tnaa.; 8. B. S^29. Itt, J". OiLOLPajS** in niaillap'"niiiiaii Oou Pkte Par l a lMM r >0«. Pair. ~ Ofosa. pres.; B. O. " McCord, sec. ■. . ■ Princeton—(Borean Gb. Pair.' Sept. 6* Jaa. ai. Ennls. pres.. Walnnt; H. B. Petenon. trpas.;. Obas. I.. Trimble, sec QolDCy—Qnlney Fait. Aug. 22-21. Boblaso n Cra iataca Co. PfUr. Best, Tiiia Sh^B— " • ~'— Scbwenkl^- iQSTllle. X , Sbawneetown—Gallatin Co. Pale, Charles Carroll, pres.; 7nOL treas.; Uarsb .'Wlseheart, sec. Shelbyrllle—Shelby Co. Fair. Sept. S». C. ■Westerwell, pres.; G. A. Roberts, sec Spilngflehl—IlllDOls State Fair. Sept. 8(H)ct. 7. A. D. Barber, pres., Hamilton; JQdw. A. Hall, treas.; W. Garrard, sec. WyomlBK—Wyoming Fair. Ang. 29-Sept. 1. G. B. OfacClyment, sec 'Wataeka—IroqnoU Co. Fair. Sept. 4-8. H. M^M^^a'bi^lSailib''''"*' ^ Coney, Anderson—^Anderson Pair. 'Aml IS flept. 1. T. B. Orr, pres.; Wn. Badt tIcaK.; W. H. Heritage, see. * • " ' , Angola—Stenben Agd; Pair.' Oat. M.U, (Hyde C. Carlln, pres.; Henv ClBde^ tMi^; OrvUla Goodale, sec. BoonTllle—Big Booanlle PaBb- AM;-SSBCPt. Z. Clamer Pelxer, pres.; A. btSMfeft-ttHB.: 3. P. Blrhardson, sec . ■' Bonrtioa-SoaitMKBUe, Otti JB4S. Sb D. Et- tlnger, pre8.;'K'BL.9Mnini;-:taHl.: B. VI. Farka, aec. Cbzlaney—Spencer Co. Pair. Aog. 14-19. J. O. Hklnes. pres.; J. P. Cbrlaney, aec ConacrsTllle—C^ette Co. Pair. Sept. B-8. Fran- da T. BooUt-picC.; Baas Sparks, sec; T. O. MtiBDtBey, (ca. agr. Cocydoa—HfettlBon Ool Pair. Aug. 28-Sept. 1. >- l>B» F .:^atB«t,j»efc;.q»ei. W. Applegate. Ir.. "'"^•Mr-Cake 0?%rr^Anc. S-Sept. 1. MeCBn odi. y wa.; bMrii & Ifu—. tnaa.: ^raaw 9mv <K lUfc. Aw. 11-^. CL^W 1 <ati^-<Mikaa car mr. Aog. 2i.2«. W. CockMB, |MW 4Cik E. Bnrtiank. treas.; 1. 3L Vaiitawi. MC Osgood B Ip lc y Go. Pair. Ang. 1-4. Wm. Bo- scBgatn. pres.; Babt. Cieigaille, aec Portland—Jay Co. Pair. Sept. 4.8. 3. G. CM- well. pres.; Walter M. Hayes, treaa.; Jaa. P. GlTts, sec. Princeton—Gibson Co. Fair. Sept. 44. Wm. F. Parrett, pres.; Stewart Fisher. tMsa.; Jno. K. ilcGlnnls, sec. Bockport—Uookport Fair. Aug. MSt .' SL O. Basye. pres.; Jas. A, Payne, sec ShelbyrUle—Shelby Co. Fair. Sept. 5-9. 8. P. Stroup, pre>.; Walter Elliott, aec. Terre Haute—^Terre Haute Xrottlng Fair. Ang. SSStp!. 'Z. W. p. IJams, pres.; Frank Mc- Keeo, treats.; Chas. B. Doffln. sec. Valparaiso—^I'orter Oo. Fair. Sept. 5-8. P. W. CUfforJ. pres.; H. M. Erans, treas.; C. S. I'encc', see. Warren—Warren .IH-Co. Fair. Ang. 22-28. Dr. W., n. JWHlrW, Has.} J. Ik PUMP, tawa.; X<; "W. .'VMap. < see. ...anrjb. • Allison—Batler OO. Mc 'AaC. MMw*' Kk J. iiiiSVC>, StC. Aleoca—Kossnth Co. Fair. Sept. 12-lS. T. H. Wadsworth, sec. Alta—Uaena Vista Co. Fair. Aug. 22-25. C. E. Cameron, sec- Anamosa—^.^amosa Fair. Aug. 14-18. B. B. Beam, pres.; C. L.. NUes, treas.; A. C. Wal- ters, sec. Atlantic—Cass Co. Fair. Sept. 25-28. F. C. Schaln, prea.; J. A. JfeWald, treaa.; C. B- Brown. sec ... Aadoboft—<AadolNa-.Ck: 'Mg;,: iiRb'-M ' OL E. BtcfilmaD. aec ' ■ ATOca—Pottawattamie Oa. Pair, lijt .' I»a2. Wm. Thles, 8I.C Beatocd-Taylor Co^ Fair. Sept. »19. a C. DowllB. aec BhiomlleW—DaTla Co. Fair. Sept 19-12. O. W. Wladon, ^tes.; E. K. BcB, treaa.; J. C. Bmadiard. sec Btltt—Hancock Co. PUc' S^t. S-T. Jake Bohr badi, aec BuUngtoB—BarUagtH Mb v^**-4*^, OL C. ' GeBen:-C D. East Enterpciae—Bast Bnterpclae Pair. Sept. S-S. Xlioa. Carrac; pees.; B. Im. Tozaet^ treas.; B. a. Tbampaaa. «ee^ Bgar Biww* BransTllle—Td-StalrTilt. oSa^^j^^ p. Centtal CItr—WasMs VUkf 1Mb;; a«t.' IS-ls. , E. B. - - • Charlea _ _ Is. Waller.' •M. Carr. sec. . .» . CJarlnda—Clarlnda PallL ' Bmt.'-4-T.:. Clinton—CUoton Dlst. Pair. Bapt. 1M& ' 7. B. Abems, sec, Lyons. Colnmbos Jimctlon—Coltmibns JnnctlozL Fair. Sept. S-8. J. J. Stapp, acc. Coming—Coming Agrl. Pair. Ang. SStt. J. M. DeVore, sec. Creston—Creston AgrL PifeL Beft. '€L D. X>aTenport, sec. Decorab—Winneshiek Co. Fair. Sept. B-S. H. L. CoSeen, sec. Des aiolnes—lon-a State Fair. Ang. 2S-Sept. 1. W. W. Morrow, pres., Alton, la.; G. D. Elly- soQ, treas.; J. C. Simpson, sec. DeWltt—Clinton Co. Fair. Sept. 12-15. D. Ar- mentroot, pres.; A. M. Price, treas.; P. Bnt- tectoss, sec Donnellson—Lee Co. Fair. Aog. 22-25. Jno, Haffner, pres.; Geo. Mattem, treas.; Chrla. Haffner, sec. Dnbnqoe—DaboQDe Trl-State Fair. Aog. 31-S7. T. J. Mnlgrew. pres.; W. B. Baumgartner, treas.; J. W. Patterson, sec. Eldon—!Blg Fonr DUt. Fair. Sept. 5-8. EM. J. Moore, sec Eldora—Hardin Co. Pair. Sept. 5-8. B. B, Lynk, pres.; W. Si. Mnrtay, treas.; H. B. Martin, sec. Elkader—Elkader Fair. Aug. 22-25. Joe Lamm, pres.; A. J. Carpenter, treaa.; J. A. KrameTi Fairfax—Prattle ITallcr E. Hiaton, sec Fairfield—JeffetaoB Oa, _ „ Hanatrey. prea.:'B: ▼•' Sayeia, aec Fonda—Big VMg DM. Pair. Aac 841. 7aa. Uercer, pres.; -C P. Idnnaa, ticaa.; .B. M. TTsrrlsoa, sac Foreat GUa^rWIntasB Oc Fair. Oct. S4. J. Ptask B. 'Wrisht. aac Crown Pobit-^.ake Co. Fair. Aif. SMept. VL 3. A. -Bcattle, pres.; Fred. 'Wheder, aec Decator—Great Northern Ind. Fair. Aag.-SP-31. 3. N. nidllnger, pres.; Jno. Brpwil, ttesa.. Genera; C-'D. Knnkle, sec. East Enterprise—East Enterprise Fair. Sept. 5^. Thos. Carrer, pres.; E, L. Tomer, sec; B. S. Tbomi>son, sec. Bear Branch. ErransTlUe—OM-SUte Fair. Sept. 11-16. B. P. TonlBeboen, pres.; Wm. L. Swormstedt, treas.; B. L. Akin, sec Falrmotmt—Agrl. Fair. Ang. 7-12- Foster Da- Tls. pres.; J. Wilson, sec. Fort Wayne—Fort Wayne Fair. Sept, lB-23. Jno. C. Peters, pres.; E. H. McDonald, treas.; Dr. Wm. P. Meyers, sec. Hagerstown—Wayne Co. Fair. July 2S-2S. L. M. Pierce, pres.; Jno. Zonrman, treas.; Clsnde C. Pierce, sec. Hnntlnirburfr—Dobols Co. Fair. Sept. 11-18. Charles Moenkhanes, preK.; E. W. Plckbardt, Indianapolis—Indiana State Fair. Sept. U-IB. Mason J. NIblack, pres., Vlncennes; J. W. La- Grange, treas.. Franklin; Obarlea Downing, ■ec, room 14, State Boase. Kendsltmie—^aatePL Indiana Pair. Sept. 29-20. D. O. BtOBM, wcsl; Jnsb llltrtifll. treas.; J. 8. OolBguc sec B. lli^iMm^iiiSa&M«*a*K.ay. takaaaa Be»e^Cfc' Blsat Mr. Aag. 10-18. Tm TaataL v4 Inae H. Oastet, treas.; BQcy ITanBc r. sec MlddletowB—BeniTr aag Wiailiiaii Oc Fall. Ang. 1.4. Dr. OL BL VMOMM, prea.; T. E. Mowny, treac; P. A* HlMBai^ aec Moimt VetnoB—Hsoat TeiBHi Mb M*. 14-18 J. M. Harleas. sac - -T iiliiiTIii Miatiinil fMr" Mr IMC Lert Hoffman, ptec; Y.'P.' BDrtM^-tseaa.; OBarlea L. SmltlL, ate. New Albanr— •' lyd Oo. Pair. Ang. 22-2S. W. St. iMiS 1 B. Bl Ang. 28-Sept. 1. D. Perry GL ' . ^ . Maqnoktla UMiM OilJIUB. Dostal. gaea. Ely, sec. Milton—^Milton Dlst. Fair. A. Miller, sec. Mlasoorl Valley—Barrisoo Cc Pale Oet. ML W. H. Wltbrow, sec. Ifontlcello—Great Jones Gak'Blilfe 1. E. E. Hicks, acc Moont Ayr—ElnggoU OSb .Mr. M. Bowley. pres.; P. B.'Sbdgn tnaa.} ' Campbell, aec. lit. Pleasant—AgrL Fair. Ang. lS-18. C. JL Clark, sec Nashua-Big Four Fair. Sept. 5 8. O. H. Hlntley. pres.; W. F. Getcli, treas.; J. A. Yt aper, eec. Xatlonal—Cla.vton Co. Fair. Sept. 5-8. Joa. Matt. pres.. St. Olaf: H. C- Howe, treas.. Monona; Henry Luehsen, sec, GamaTlllo. Nevada—Story Co. Fair. Sept. T. P, W'orsley. sec . ... . . Kew Hampton—Now BamgtaB Mb-'9MM lS4iL Peter Malcomb. sec. -•■ New Sharon—New Sharon FalBL'-^'.Bipg, 12-14. S. T. Harper, pres.: S. E. MaSllL'8N. Newton—Jasper Co. ,Falr. Sept. 1B>U. Andrew Stewart, pres.; S. G. l lnMell, treaa.; C W. CamidMll. see. Xorthwood—>Wertk Ob. Pair. Sept. ll-U. Nels Ttetaoa. paac; .OtaB. BeAett, ticaa.: E. H. 3nilcr.'.aae, .1- - — - ^ . ^ Blland, lnaci.O.-BL Gbuk. aec --i-^s-^ L MB.-,B»t. ».2t ▼aads iTri ie,; >wa. t' G. C : tiesa.; R. B llfcfcei i ei. aec Osage-antcken Oc Fair. Sept. 1B4C' ard Docacy. peec; J. g. " H. OI*r.^gee. . Pdl!ri^Uk?"taMe IUe, Porter, sec Bed Oak—Montgomery Co. Fair. Aog. F. Schadel, sec. Bock VaUey—BMk Valley Pair. Sept. H. Dennis Sraalaa.- BBB. Sac City—Sac Oc flak. Aag. UMIL ik .ll. Lewis, sec Sbenandoab—Shenandoah Fair. Aug. 14-lgL L White, sec. Sioux City—.Inter-State Live Stock Fair. Sept. 11-16. F. L. Eaton, pres.; A. T. Bennett. treas.; F. L. Wlrlck, sec. Strawberry Point—Strawberry Point Dlst. Fair. Aug. 29-Sept. 1. O. C. Gladwin, sec Sutherland—O'Brien Oo. Fair. Ang. 29-Sept. I. J. C Brlggs, pres.; B, a Jordan, aec; 3. B. Uorpby, treaa. Tipton—Tipton Pair. Aog. 29-Sept. 1. W. B. HUtt. prec; J. W. Wright, tiiaa; U J. Rowell. sec Toledo—Tama Ok .Mb BVtL' INik -Jb flk Smltb, aec Victor—vMc mm, Mb ' Aag. 1B& m.-m^ setter, pti . ; JBb BMBTt tMaa.;'«.''V.-SaiN ling. Vinton—Benton Co. Fair. Sept. U4B. AbbB Thompson, sec. Wapello—WapelJo Fair. Aog. 9-12. Waterloo—Waterloo Fair. Aug. 1-3. L. W. SteTens. sec. Warerly—Warerly Fair. Jane 20-22. Ed. Coi^ tia, aec West Utertr—West TttiHi Mb Bbbl Mik W« K. SklpSMBe SBC West PUInt—West Paiat DM. Mc Aag. ML Jaa. WaUJaQicr, sec West Daloa—Payette. Oc Pair. Sept. M. B. P. Haaeert. aec What Cbcet^Wkat Cbeer Dlst. Fair. Sept. U- M. Jac Stepbcaaoa. pres.. B«ae BUI; Jnc R. Vmtmxi. treaa.: Gee A. PaOL aec — - ■ Patt^ flcpt IMA. wmiasrikacg—Wtnismaborg Pal B. O. Bamagtaa, ftcc; Jab : Ml & X. Oik Pair. Bept. 8-T. B. H. B. B. BitftK tcaM-t J. S. CsTlaeig, MC Orinnen IVaUfcVt Otatnfl Mb fleHL ML L S. BaBer. aec Gnuidy Centre—Grond; Co. Fair. Sept. 12-14. E. G. fiismlnger, sec. Gntbrle Centre—Gntbrl* Co. Fair. Sept. 11-14- J. G. Thomas, pres.; E. W. Bogers, treas.; A. H. Grlssell, aec. Hampton—Franklla Oc Valb Sept. 13-U. J. W. Cmnmlnga. aM^' Harlan—Shelby OB. PWr. Btft; 'ISUL b E. Plckard, sec. HomDoIdt—^Humboldt Oo. Fair. Sept. 12-15. John Cnnnlngbam, sec Independence—Bncbanan Go, Fair. Sept. 11-15. Chas. L. King, sec Indlanola—^Warren Co. Fair. Sept. 12-lB. 0. 0. Beynolds, pres.; Wm. Bnxtoo, lr„ treaa.; Lee Talbott, sec Iowa City—Jc^son Co. Fair. Sept. 2S-28. Bd. Hnmmer, pres.; Ed. Swltier, treaa.; J. H. Maboney, sec LaPorte City—LaPorte Cltr Dlat. Fair. SepL 18-22. Jos. Hosman. prec; B. IL. ManweU, low—Clinton Dlst. Pair. Sept. WSL Inc I,. Wllaon. pres., Almaat; gtaA Blxoa, tccac, dlnton; J. B. Aliembwa. Malcom Plweatlafc OcMfe. Ang. 32-21. Gee W. Boree, pnc; W. aTMBMa. tzeab; Jac Nowak. sec HalTem-afms Ob Mb . ML W. B. Johnson, peec: 4k. .-A. BBaBB^ Mac; I. M. ufHuskM^^Bainw <Ml gfcfc- Mt> ML Bm ShMoB. geN.t Kafli'BhHhaiMb Mbli lot. Penttmr. ace.' ManaoB—OalhM Ob Bklb BwC BSL XL Oitt- fln. proc; B; & BAm, tzeab;'OL S. Kas- key, aec Uarengo—lorwa Oc Pair. Aog. 22-21. C. O. dements, aec Marlon—Inter-State Fair. Ang. 21-2S. E. X. Parsons, sec. I Aat kea i^ -Oa aa ty Ptalb BM, aec Ang. 7-12. BeneTtne—BepoUle Cc Pair. Sept. 12-14. Channte—Cbaante Fair. Aog. 29-Sept. 1. A. B. Tlmpane. aec. Clay Center—Clay Oo. Pair. Sept. 13-18. D. B. Myers, ptes,; B. E. Ylacent, treas,; B. E. Hoopes. sec. Eldorado—Bntler Co. Fair. Get. VI. B. B. DUleiiI>ack, sec. Bnreka—Eoicka Fair. Aag. 16-18. g. W. B^ Una. ptec: Wm. Jafcaatf. laiM.l ft H. WdaeTy aec " FredoBla PreJonIa Blak, AagL.'BMIL &'X. Cooper, sec, . _ Great Bend—Barton Oc 1Mb'''^H^BBBMb 8. Ira D. Brongber, prec; lM8i ■wnaB» Mabt W. P. Feder, sec. Htawatha-Hlawatna Fair. Sept. 5-S. Elliott Irwln, sec. Hotcblnson—Central Eansaa Fair. Sept. 1^21. H. S. Thompson, pres.; A. W. Began, tieac; A. L. Sponsler, sec loU—Allen Co. Fair. Aog. 14-18, T. J. Ander- son, pres.. Gas; N. H. Jones.' treac; J. T. Fredway, sec. MCPherson—AgrL Pair. Sept. II-IS. O. L. Conn, sec. Mankato-^eweB Oo. Fair. Sept. 5-8. MarysrUIe—MarahaD Co. Fair. Sept. 12-15. P. E. PoweU. pres.; S. O. Schmidt, tieac; B. L. Miller, sec. Newton—^Harrey Co. Pair. Sept. 26-29. D. W. WUcox, pres.; C. F. Classen, tieac; *. T- Axtell, sec Nbrton—Norton Fair. Ang. 29-Sapt. 1. flab Uonltoc prec; Wm. P. Gatrlty. sec _ OaksVxiaa—Jeaeraea Oc Pair. Sept. M. A. P. — ■ ~ " ■ ; W. ». La*, treac; 0. K. Potter, W. H. 98-28. Mark Bidisrdaao. ptec; Gcc B. wyeoff, ttcac; Bfley—Blley Gc Pale Aag.. 8-11, Jnc W. Ccoc aec Sallna—Central Kaaaaa Pair. Sept. 18-22. H. B. Wallace, aec Seneca—'Memaha Fair. Ang. SMfcpt. 1. T. B. Flsber. pres.: O. C. Scorllle, treac; W. H. Fltawater. tec. I Klpds. St. VomUm I