rewasVed-Mith•medman thebeens 11ssedlove.vnedBiblePrommanbe-iungoungaunttheLrted it toW. band d to ends ising nan*now•oomle ofEastmallvll-isap-per-his present duties. It is thought that no Important changes will be made ai present.One of the attractions at the Oxford fair will be an exhibition of hand tub? with vpecial prizes of $50 to the firstand $25 to the second fastest machinesThe conditions are that each tub wili run 100 yards with machine, lay 100 feet of hose and get water through tin nozzle. The Col DeWltt hand engine company will entertain the visiting firemen and will also enter the contest.The following committees are announced to have charge of the Oxford fair, Sept 7 and 8: Lester H. Cudworth. Daniel M. Howe, James E. Darling, dinner; Byron Clark, George S. Marsh. Charles II. Ballard, Frank Howard Daniel M. Howe, Kendall MarcyS rounds; Daniel M. Howe, Frank N lann, Israel Gates, Charles G. Darned, Mrs D. M. Howe, Miss Grace Buffutn. Mrs A. Fred Putnam. Mrs L. H. Cud worth, hall; Kendall Marcy. Frank Howard, Walter A. Lovett, charge oi cattle; Byron Clark, Fred L. Snow. Harvey T. Nichols, charge of horses; Kendall Marcy, Frank Howard. Walter A. Lovett, charge of sheep and swine; George B. Appleby, Decatur Moffitt. Herbert Gates, poultry; George S. Marsh, Clement L. Marsh, Alfred M. Chaffee, plowing and working oxen; Allen L. Josltn, Orrin F. Joslin, Lester H. Cudworth, John J. Allen, reception; L. H. Cudworth. D. M. Howe, Fred A Wellington, music.URLINGTON.mu smc lounds, uul Iris cocker £erriers. 'iers. rlt; •ough,) eagles, us. IU1dasses.There Valley 1he mon •ufc. the hy and clal troj J. Baooi F. Hool iffer spe lempstcbreeds, 'cputatli By anbailiffs ebor gas cures a irnprovet It took now theThe so-ca thing lt;when thdispense happene. schedule doing 8( darkness barn eve: Nowreachedtit___ness me honing t