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VOLUME 29, NO. 4G.
CADIZ, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 18G3.
TERJ1S,-S1.50
PREMIUMS
AND
WITH 1HI NAMKS OK TH
AWARDING JUDGES,
FOR THS
' IlarrlAon County Agricultural
.. gocirty, to be held tai Cadiz, on
1Vrdiiesduy, Thursday e Fri
day. pt. SOlli, mid On. ll
and 2nd, 1963.
LIST OF "PREMIUMS.
FARMS. !
For the best managed Farm, til things con
" " ' side red,
' Flint premium $10,00
Second do 5,00
1 ' Comshtte; Jno. Hammond, Jesse Lew
isand Jno. McFadden (Iri-h.)
Applicants for premiums on Farms must
give the awarding comraitteo, before the,
1 25th of August, explicit wri'ten statements
' ol their plan of fanning, showing their course
for several years past, and the reason of
their success. . -
FLOUR. "
' For the best barrel of flour made Of the
, least amount of wheat,
;' First premium - 3 00
Second rto 2,00
A sworn statement to be furnished to iho
Secretary at the time of making the eniry
the above flour.
For the best barrel of flour without regard to
' ' the amount ol wheat,
First premium 3,0)
Second do 2,00
Committee C. Warfcl, C. F. Wagoner
and 8. George, Sr.
CROPS.
' Best crop o? corn not less than five acres.
First premium 10,00
Second do 5,00
" Best crop ol wheat not less than five acre,
I' irst premium 10.00
Second do 5,00
Best crop of oats not less than five acres,
First premium , 6,00
Second do 3,00
The greatest amount of molasses made from
one fourth o( an acre of sorghum, (a sam
pie of the molasses shown to the com
iimtee,)
First premium 8 00
Second do 5,00
Third do 3,00
Best one acre of corn,
First premium 5, CO
Second do . 3,00
Best crop of timothy hay not less than one
acre,
First premium 5,00
' Second do 3,00
Best crop of clover hay not less than one
ace,
First premium 5,00
Second do 3,U0
Best crop of timothy seed, not less than one
acre,
First premium 5,00
Second do 3,00
Best crop of clover seed, not less than one
acre,
. First premium 5,00
Second do 3,00
Best crop of potatoes, not less titan one
fourth of an acre,
First premium 4 00
Second do 3,00
.Best crop of sweet potatoes, not loss thaii
one eighth of an acre,
, First premium 4.00
Second do 3,00
Committer Walter Jamison, Jno, Iiav
ei Mold and Jaa. Thompson.
Applicants lor premiums on Crops must
have their grounds and produce accurately
measured by two disinterested persons,
whose statments must be veiihed by ellidnvits
and must furnish explicit written statements
ol) 1st, the kind ol soil, 2nd, the kind and
quality ot manure and 'he manner of appli
cation. 3rd, the time and manner of pre
paring the ground lor planting and sowing.
4ui, the quantity of seed used. 5th, the
mode ol cutting and time of harvesting
6th, the amuHiil ol time of both man and
beast employed m applying matiuie, prepar'
ing the ground, planting or sowing, cultivat
ing and gathering the crop. 7th, net amount
ol crop, tue whole ol which must bu weigh
ed or measurer! by the usual siandard. 8Ui,
if practical, they must produce a sample ol
the crop to the committee and have it exhi
bited at the Fair- Competitors for pi etui
inns on Corn and Clover Seed may report to
the committee at any lime be'oie the last
Friday in October. Oilier competitors must
give their reports to the !-ecittary at any
r time betore the first day of the Fair The
premiums wilt be awarded with reerence to
provableness ai woll as amount of crops
quantity as well as quality will be consider
ed. The object which this t-ociety wishes to
keep always in view in awarding premiums
on crops, is not meiely that it may be known
' that large crops are ruifed in the coumy, but
' the method oi cultivating such crops may
' be made public, that the larmers ol n.e coun
ty generally, may avail themselves oi any
knowledge thai miiy be useful to tl.em.
?-' HOK-.ES-CLAS3 A.
' , hpnng horse colts,
First premium, " 3 00
Second do .2,00
- Spring mare colts,
. First premium, 3,00
Second do . , 2,00
. Brood mare lor draught, (spring colt by her
ide,) .
First premium, . 6,00
Second do i, 3,00
. Brood mare for all purposes, (spring colt by
htr side,)
; First premium, . , 5,00
Second . do , 3,00
, Brood mare for saddle and harnesg, (spring
colt by bar Bide,)
First premium, 5,00
Becond do 3,00
' Committee 8aml. McFadden, (I ) Mi
I non htlfling, J. 13. Frazier, Jno. Crumley
and John C. Kerr.
CLASS B.
,1. .,' Best mare one year old,.
First premium, 3,00
Second do 2,00
II ' Best mare two years old,
First premium, 500
becond do 3,00
Best mare three years old for draught,
' First premium, ' 5,00
'- Becond do v , 3,00
Best mare three years old for all purposes,
First premium, 6,00
'; Becond do , 300
- Best mare lour years "old sod upwards for'
' ; draught.- -: -
First premium, 6,00
Becond do -": ' .3,00
Best mare four years old and upwards for
j, .-,, ! .. . v - all purposes, '
First premium, i .V 5,00
J Becond do 8,00
s Bant mare four ' years old and upwards lor
.! ! .i ; saddle and harness.
First premium, "" '"" ' ' " ' 5,00
' Becond do - - ; 3 00
Committk James Cannon, L. Voorhes,
M. O. Blemmons, Gillespie Haver fie Id and
Saml. Clifford.
CLASS C.
Sweepsake claa of .talliona of nr
breed, style, size and action to be especial
. - ... . u u. , ij.w
Second do 10,00
Stallions four years old and upwards for
draught
First premium, " 10,00
Sscord , do . 6,00
Stallions ; four years old and upwards for
saddle and harness,
First prrmium S,00
Second do 6 OC
8ialliou8 four years old and upwards for
purposes,
First premium, 8.00
Second do 5,00
Stallions three years old for draught, '
First premium, C OO
Second do 4,00
Stallions three years old for all purposes,
First premium, 6x0
Second do 4,00
Stallions 2 years eld for draught.
First premium.
6,00
Second do
Stullions two years old for all purposes.
First premium,
5,00
Serond do 3,00
Stallions one year old for all purposes,
First premium 6,00
Second do 3,00
Committee K. F. Moffit, Geo. Caves,
Jno. Moore, (Blue,) E. McCleary and O.
Slenimons,
CLASS I).
Gelding four years old and upwards for
draught
i First premium, 5,00
second do 3,00
Gelding four years old and upwards for ull
purposes,
first premium, 5,00
Secoml do 3,00
Gcldii g three years old for draught,
First premium, 5.00
S. cond do 3 00
Gilding three years old for all purposes
First premium,
00
Second do
r Gelding two years old.
First premium,
3,00
3,00
2,00
Second Hn .
ling one years old,
3.00
2,00
5.00
3,00
5,00
3.00
Me-
Second
di
Gelding or mate for saddle,
r irst premium,
Second do
Gelding er mare for light harness,
First premium,
Second do
TifCfcMMiTTK.rc Andrew Jamison Jas.
Fadden, (I.) Jno. Anderson, (ilendrys -burgh.)
Ilobt. Henderson, (Jeirerson county,),
Jno. Guurley.
CALSS E.
Best pair matched horses or mares for all
purposes owned by one man.
First premium, (5,00
Second do " 4,00
Best pair fancy ma'ched horses or mates lor
driving, (without recard to color) owned
by one man
First premium fi 00
Second di 4 00
Committer John Rnninsbam, Jno. Me.
Fadden, (I ) Dnvid Barret, Jno Wiley (Jelf .
co.,) Dr. James Slmn.
CLASS F.
Fastest walking horse or mare,
First premium
Second do
5 00
3.00
Fnstet racking or pacing gelding or maro,
Firt premium 20.00
Socond do 10,00
Fastest trotting gelding or mare,
First premium 25 00
Seond do 15.00
Third do 30 00
Extra entrance fee of 10 percent on First
premium offered for Hacking or Trotting
Horses.
Commtttfr T). Tf. Welch, Flemmimr.
TTeflinir, R. J. Bennett, John Latham and
Rizin Holmes.
CATTLE CLASS G.
Best bull three years old and upwards.
V irst premium
Second do
Rest bull two years old,
First prcm'iim
Second do
Best bull one year old.
First premium
Second do
10,00
0,(X)
5.00
3,00
3,00
2,00
Best bull calf,
First premium 2 00
Se-ond do 1,00
Committer John Oglevee, J. Moors,
Hezekiah Howies, Willian Crokey and J.
Ciamblet.
CLAS II.
Best cow three years and upwards.
First premium P,00
Second do ' 5,00
Best cow or heifer two years old,
First premium
Soeond do
Best Ilei'er one year old,
Firs' premium
Second do i
Best snrine heifer calf,
5,00
3,00
3,00
2,00
2,00
1,00
8,00
First premiun
Second do
Best cow for milk and butter,
First premium
Stoma do
6,00
All persons exhibiting Cows for milk and
butter, must furnish a statement in writing
to the Secretary belore the cow is entered,
setting forth: 1st, the age and breed of the
cow and the time of calving. 2nd tlu
quantity of milk and weight, and the butter
made therefrom during! period often days,
the cow to be led on grass alone. The ex
periment to be verified by the com pa
litor and another person conversant with the
faots, cenified thereto oyer their signatures.
Committee Jackson Croskey, Wm. Ham
ilton, Sr., Be ml. Thompson, Jno. Carnahan,
David Patterson.
CLASS I.
Best yoke of Oxen 4 years old and upwards.
First pr.'minin 6,00
Second do 4,00
Best yoke of Oxen 3 years old.
First premium
Second do
Best yoke of Oxen 2 years old,
First premium
Second do
Best pair yearling Steers,
First premium
Committee Augustus Porter,
3,00
2,00
2,00
1,00
1,00
John
Thompson, (of Greene) John McXary
(of
Uelnont count .)
, JACKS AND MULBiU-CLASS J.
Best Jack,-'", ,
First premium 8,00
Second do 6,00
Best Mule 2 years old and upwards,
First premium
6,00
Second do ! -
Best Mule 1 year old.
First premiun
Second do
' 1 Best Mult Colt,
8,00
4,00
2,00
3,00
2.00
Walter
First premium
Becond ' do ' 1 '
Committee Dr. John Pittis,
Oratg, B. Hsrgrev.
I CLASS K.
n, I Best Buck of any breed gvr 2 years old
i ! 'ret Prfm,um 25.00
!3d
do 15
4tb do 10UJ
CouaiiTTiE Andrew Jamison, James
fove and Kami. McFadden (Irish.)
CLASS L.
Best Buck of any breed 1 yjar old.
First premium 25 00
2d do 20,00
3d do , 15,00
4th do 10,00
Committee Jos. Holmes, Sr., H. Boyle,
and baml. Qtborne.
CLASS M.;
Best Buck Lamb of any breed.
First premium 20,00
2i do 15.U)
3d do 10,00
all
4th do 5,00
Committee Jno. Crumley, U R. Cuch'
ran and Jno. McFadden (Allien?)
CLASS a.
Pen of 6 Ewes, any Lreed over 2 ye trs eld,
.,,.,'t irst premium
5,00
2d do
20.00
15,00
10,00
3d do
4 ih do
Committee Jno. Moore, Jas. B,
son aod James Porter.
CLASS ().
Pen ol 5 Ewes, one year old.
J ami
First premium 20,00
2d do ' 15 00
3.1 do 10.00
4th do 6,00
Committee John N. tlacna, George A.
Givun and Elijah Carverv
CLASS Pi.
Pen of 5 Ewe Lambs.
First premium
2d do
15,00
10.00
' 6,00
3,00
Uoluies,
3d do
4th do
Committee Oliver Cope, John
(Mastemville,) Thomas T. Baker,
CLASS Q.",'
Best Ewe of any breed one t year, old ami
upwaras. ;i
First premium
2d do
Best Ewe Lamb ol any breed
First premium
2d do
10,00
6,00
8.00
4.t0
Committee Peter S Thomas, John Os
borne and Thos. Ledge, (Belmont county.)
CLASS R.
Mutton sheep.
First premium 4,00
2d do . 3,00
Tendons exhibiting fat sheep are requitud
to give the committee a statement in writing,
set) ing forth their manner of feeding.
Committee George FraUr, Jr., A. Tip
ton and Craig Hamilton,
HOGS.
Bet boar;
First premium C 00
2d do 8,00
Bust breeding Sow, the litter of pies to be
in the pen with her, not less than six pigs,
not over two months old.
First premium
2d do
Best pen of three fat bogs,
First promium -2d
do
COO
8,00
3.00--
2,00
Persons exhibiting fat bogs are required
to give the committee a written statement
selling forth their manner of feeding.
Committee Sam. Goorge, Jr., Kat. Mo
Fadden and Jacob Snider.
I'OULTltr.
Best pair Pea fowls
" each variety chickens
" Tin keys
" Ducks
" Geese
" Guinea fowls
Committee 0. J. Fox, Ben.
sad S. B. Lukins.
CLASS A.
MECHANIC ARTS.
BO
60
50
50
r.o
50
Timmons
Best two horse carriage or buggy.
f irst premium
2d do
Sulkies.
First premium
2d io
Two horse Wagons.
First premium
2d do
Threshing machines.
First premium
2d do
Sewing machines.
First premium
2d do
Corn and cob mills.
First premium
2d do
Corn shelters.
First premium
2d , do
Hominy mills.
First premium
2d do
Fanning mills.
First premium
8.00
5,00
3 00
2,00
500
3,00
800
5,00
3,00
2,00
3,00
2,00
3 00
2,00
3,00
2,00
3,00
2,00
2,00
1,00
4.00
3,00
2d do
Corn planter and coverer.
First premium
2d do
Wheat drill.
First premium
2d do
Clover huller and cleaner.
First premium
2d do
Committee Daniel Garvin, G. F,
gler aud M. U. Slemmons.
CLASS B.
Floughs for general purposes.
First premium
2d do
Corn cultivators;
First premium
2d do .
Horse raks.
First premium
2d do
' Reaper and Mower combined. '
Premium ,
, Mower.
Premium ,;
Grain cradles.
First premium
2d do
Straw cutters.
First premium
24 do
Corn ploughs.
6,00
3 00
Ku
3,00
2,00
2,00
1,00
2,00
1,00-
5,00
5,00
2.00
1,00
200
1,00
2 00
1,00
2,00
1,00
2.00
1,00
First premium ,
2d , do
Straw and stalk cutters.
First premium
2d do
Harrows.
First premium
2d do ,
Cider mills and press.
First premium
21 do
Committee John Megaw, Jr.','
Lewis and Samuel Cochran.
r CLASS C.
i . Boots and Shoes
Beat pair Gent's tine boots "
Seeond best "
Best pair gent's coarse boot
Setond best "
200
' 1,00
Jesse
3,00
9 I K)
2.00
1,00
summer walking
Second
UU m
lady's winter shoes. '
First premium
2d do
Gents' slippers,
Premium
Ladies' Slippers.
Premium
(JO
CoisMtTTrB Frank McCoy, Geo. Ely,
Sam I. Shivers. .
CLASS D.
Cooper Ware.
Best pork barrel
li iur "
"Lnrd keg
'I burn
Wakb tub
"Hall bushel, peck and
ure.
I test pair Ladies'
, I First premium,
1,00
50
50
6)
50
mer.s
CO
Giecn
;iek
Committee -nJoi.. Sharon,
& W 17 - ' tt.l "
CLASS E. i
. .UXRKSSS (DyOBLB OB SIXUJI.)
Best double carriage ' v .
" ', ' iie buggy harness
" T double yanket harness j
man's wddlo '
5)
3,00
3,00
5.00
' side sa.ldle ,
5.00
bridle and martingale I l,(xi
halter ' i 50
" lot of whips (assorted) t; CO
Committee Benjamin Cope, Ctas, Huge,
and Patrick Lynch, f :
i
, , Leather.
Best two sides tl sole ;
2,00
2,00
2,U0
2,00
and
" , ' upper j
." - " -;" iarness
' calf skins
' Committee tl, Carnahan, S. Berry
A. Jul. Scbreiber.
CLASS O.
R(oves, Grates, Tinware, c.
Best cooking stove, for woqjl
premium. ' 2,00
Best cooking stove !or coafl j
premium ' 2 00
1 arlor stove " 00
coal erate with cast front 2.00
Greatest variety of Tinware 3.00
urea les i variety oi copper ana oransware
premium 4,00
Hardware, Blacksmith work.
Best set of gardening tools 1.00
" gate fastenings 50
" pair duor hinges f0
" pair of horse shoes 50
" specimen horse shoe nails 50
" home made axo 1,00
Greatent vaiiety ol edged tools 2,00
Best nttegun . 1,00
' shot gun t 50
Committee C. Develbisi, J: Tctts and
Jno, Hilton.
CLASS ft. .
Tailor's Work.
Best finished dress coat
" . " overcoat
3 00
3,00
' " pantaloons )
" " vest.
Committee. Jno. Cotwell, Hiram
Martin aud Stewart Johnson.
CLASS J.
Carpenter Work.
1,00
1,00
G.
Best panrel door .
vent t'au blindi.
2,00
2,00
1,00
1,00
" two flight ol sash
" faim gate
C"mmittee Harrison Miller, John
Mi,fflv and Daniel Smith.
CLASS K.
N.
Cab: net Ware
Best dressing burrau
" fancy bedstead
" armed rocking chair
" renter table
" dining table
" pair o cde tables
" set p rlor chairs
" split bottom chairs
" f.ofa
" writing desk
" what not
" bread sa fe
3 00
2,00
2,00
3 00
1,00
3.00
3 00
1.00
4,00
2,00
2,00
1,00
1,00
Smith
" bsby ciad'e
Committik
-C." Kugler,
Geo. B.
and B. Li. Quary.
CLASS L.
Painters Work.
Best specimen ol Graining and plain paint
ing,
First premium COO
2d do 3,00
Committee ?T. A. llanoa, Joseph Shar
on and 1 nomas McGee.
CLAPS M.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Best loaf oi bread
3,00
2,00
1,00
HjS or
2,00
100
2d do
3rd do
Best nample of
oor
2d do
fresh butter 2
3rd do
50
' Competitors for pi emiutns on butter and
bread must lurnish the Committee a written
statement setting forth thuirplan of making
bread and butter.
Best box of honey 2 00
2d do J ,00'
Best cheese 10 fts or over 1,50
2d do 75
Best light enke
2d do
Ikst pound cake
2d do
Best sponge cake
2d do
Beit pastry
2d do
B st sample of horcy
2d do
Best Rusks -2.1
do
1,00
50
1,00
50
1,00
75
75
50
50
37
1,00
50
Committee Sarah Thompson, Mrs. Jas.
Ihouipson and Mrs. Alex. Uanna.
CLASS X,
Best pound of dried beef 50
Best bacon ham ' ' 1,00
second do , 50
Competitors for premiums on llnms must
give the committee written statement, set
tins forth their plan of curing; nams.
Best one pound corn starch 1,00
second do : , 50
Bost one pound bran starch 75
second do 50
Best 10 pounds of lard 1,00
second do 60
Best one eallun of soft soap 60
second do ' 25
Best 3 pounds or over hard soap 75
second do """ - - 50
Best specimen of gingerbread ' . 50
second oo 25
best potato starch 1 pound 60
second 'do 25
Best Cider Vinegar , 30
second do 20
Committee Wm. McFadden. Jr., Miss
Either Lewis and Mrs. Kphraim Claik.
CLASS O FRUIT.
A first and second premium of $2 and $1
will be given for trie beat lml: bushel of a
new kind ot apples, that has not hiihorto
been known or mentioned in the catalogues
in awar ling the premiums In this ra!"e, the
committee are tequircd to examine into the
, vliid ot the kind Oi Alin e. tu.;u exmbilor
is required to give a statement describing
the quality ana property oi ms apples.
fboef Best sample of fruit 20 varieties.
2 (X) First premium
1,00 VW Ho
jiosr sample oi iruit vj varieties.
First premium
2d do
Best sample of fruit 10 varieties.
2.00
1.C0
1,00
First premium 2.00
2d do 1,00
Pest half bushel of any good variety.
First premium 1 00
2J do 60
Best sample of Atulcs of any variety.
1,00
and
First premium
2d do
Best peck of poaches
2d do
Best specimen of peaches
Best peck of pears
21 do
best specimen of pesrs
Best pock of quinces
2d do
Best specimen Of plums each variety
Best specimen of firapes each variety
75
40
37
40
60
1,00
50
nest peck ol dried sjp;es
Best peck dried peaches paired
Best peck dried peaches unpaired
Committee Geo. Fox, Jeremiad We
vcr and Sam I Greene.
CLASS 1' SAMPLE OF CROPS.
Best ;z bushel Red Wheat,
harvested in 1S03
2d do
Best bushel White Wheat
21 do
Best dozen eais of corn
2d do
Best i bushel seed corn
2d do
Best peck ef timothy seed
2d do
Best peck of clover seed
2d do
Best 14 bushel of buckwheat
1,00
60
100
60
50
25
60
25
2d do
2d do
Best bushel barley of any variety
2d do
Best )i bushel of Potatoes ot any
varity
1,00
50
2,00
1,00
1,00
50
CO
60
25
75
CO
50
25
2d do
I'.est 3 varieties of Potatoes
2d do
Best bushel sweet Potatoes
2d do
Best sample sweet Potatoes
Best cample ol broom corn
! 24 do
Best six brooms
2d do
Rest peck of Onions
2d do
Hest peck of Tomatoes
21 do
Best sample of Tomatoes
Best doznn beets of any variety
2d do
Bast "ftrnplo of beets not less than
dozen '
Bes six heads of Cabbage of any
variety
2d . do
Best and greatest variety of
Pumpkins
21 do
Best sample of Parsnips
2d do
Best sample of Cucumbers
Best sample of Carrots
2d do
Best variety of Watermelons
2d 'do
Best variety of Mus-kmslons
Id do
CO
25
25
75
40
50
25
2.00
1,00
CO
25
50
50
25
60
25
Co
25
50
25
50
25
50
Best specimen of 12 stalks of Sugar
Cane
2d do
Best specimen of rhubard
5d do
(neatest vtricty of fquitshes
2d do
Best sample ol Turnips
'd do
Best specimen of Citrons
2d do
25
60
25
50
25
Committee Leslie Copeland, R. R. Coch
ran and W. Eagleson,
CLASS A.
Preserves. Pickles. Jellie9. See.
Best Peach Preserves
21 do
Best Quinco Preserves
2d do
Beet Plum Preserves
2d do
Best Cherry Preserves
2d do
Best Tomato Preserves
2d do
Best Grape Preserves
21 do
Best Pear Preserves
2d dw
Best IIu kleberry Preserves
2d do
Best Rasberty Preserves
2d do
Best Apple Preserves
2d do
Best Watermelon Preserves
2d do .
Best Citron Preserves
21 d..
Best Blackl erry Preserves
2d d
1,00
50
1,00
CO
1,00
50
1,00
60
1.00
50
100
50
100
50
1,00
50
1,00
60
1,00
CO
1.00
50
1,00
50
1,00
50
Best Slrawbirry Presenes
2d do
Best muskmelon Preserves
21 do
Best Goosburry Preserves
2d do
Committee Mrs Jas. Cady, Mrs.
McCoi njick and Alius K, Holmes
CLASS B.
Best currant jam
1,00
50
1,00
50
100
50
Jno.
1,00
2d do
50
1,00
Best blackberry jam
2d do
Best eldeibetry jam,
2d do
Best rhubarb jam
2d do
Best raspberry jam
2d do
Best strawberry jam
2d do
Best qnince jelly
2d ao
Best apple jelly
21 ' do
Best currant jelly
2d do
Best peach jelly
2.1 do
Best strawberry jelly
2d do
Best raspberry jelly ,
. 50
1,00
50
1,00
50
. 1,00
50
1,00
50
1,00
60
1,00
60
1,00
50
1,00
60
1,00
50
1,00
50
'1.00
60
1,00
60
ioo
60
1(10
" 60
2d , do
Best rhubarb jelly
2d dr .
Best plum jelly ,
21 do
B st wild grape jelly
21 do r -
Best tame grape jelly
24 ' do "
Best cherry jelly ; ,
21 uo
liest elderberry jelly
1,01)
60
' 1,00
' 60
iflo
SO
2l "i: '-' do
Best gooibcrry jelly
m uo
2.00
Best pear jelly
21 do
Best egg jelly
21 do
Best tomato jelly
2i do
Best siberiaa crab apple jelly
1,00
2 00
1,00
2d do
Committee Agnes E. Hammond,
Jaiuison and Mis. Allex. Ilendersoa.
CLASS C.
Ellen
Bt peach butter
2d do
50
liest apple butter
21 do
25
1,00
Best quince butter
50
ad do
Best plum-butter
2d do
Best cherry butler
2d do
Best pear butter
2i do
best tomato butter
2J do
Best grape butter
2d do
Best rhubarb butter
do do
Beat pumpkin butter
50
5'J
25
50
id do
Best raspberry butter
2d do
best blackberry butter
2d do
5o
1,00
5o
1,00
,o
best elderberry butter 1
2d do
beat citron butter
2J do
best gooseberry butter
1,0C
50
1.00
2d do 50
best strawberry butter 1 ot)
60
25
75
40
50
25
50
25
60
CO
2d do
best melon butter
2.1 do
best egg butler
2d do
best potato butter
2d do
best currant butter
2d do .
best huckleberry butter
2d do
best maple molasses
2d do
best apple molasses
2d do
befct sorghum molasses
best sample maple sugar
2d do
oo
1 00
'eo
1 00
'50
1 oO
'so
1 Oo
'to
1 00
'50
1,00
50
1 00
'go
1,00
1,00
'go
M do 50
best sample of sorghum sngar 1,00
2d do oo
Committee Mrs. Walter Craig, Mrs
Jemima 11 Weaver and Mrs. Josenh Jauii
son.
CLASS
I'pst sealed peochee
2d do
Hest eealed cherries
2d do
lioet senled plums
2d do
l!est eealed toniatces
Id do
Best sealed gooseberries
2d d-
Best Eealed strawberries
2d do
Best sca'ed app'es
2d do
Host eealed huckleberries
2d do
licst sealed blackberries
2d do
Heat sealed grapes ttme
2d do
Hfst sealed rasbarries
?d dn
f-tt sealed peas
D.
1,00
:0
1,U0
50
1,00
Mi
1,00
50
1,00
60
1,00
ao
l oo
so
1,00
AO
1 , 00
50
1,00
50
1,00
50
1,00
.'.(
1,00
50
1,01
50
l,0il
50
1,0U
50
1,00
5U
1,00
!l do
Bet scaled pick'ea
2d do
llesl senled grapes wild
2d do
lit st sealed pears
2d do
liest sealed fits
2d do
Hest sealed currants
2d do
Best sealed quinces
2d do
50
Committee Elia Jamison, Mrs John McFad
den (1 ,) and Mrs, Benjumiit Timmona.
CLASS .
Uest pickled cucumbers
id do
hem pickled peaches
2J do
Best picled quincea
2d do
liest pickled cherries
2d do
Best pickled pi urns
2d do
brat pickled muskmelons
!,Oo
50
1,00
50
1,00
51)
1,00
50
1.00
50
1,00
50
1,00
50
1,00
50
10
50
id do
bis! pickled tomatoes
2d do
Best pickled pears
21 do
liest pickled grapes
2d do
liest pickled cantelupea
2d do
best pickled eggs
2d do
best pickled cabbage
2d uo
lieot pickled onions
2d do
Hest mango pickles
2d do
Beat epieed fruits
2d do '
1,00
50
1,00
5.i
1,0 J
50
1,00
50
1.00
50
1.00
50
voMmiTTEB iwisa name l innetf.
crown aim ,vu margarct White.
CIjAos je
Best currant wine
2d do
tieat rasberry wine
2d uo
Uest sorghum wine
2d ao
beat port wine
2d do
Best gooseberry w ine
2d do
Best tomato wine
2d do
Kr at huckleberry wine
2d do
Committee- Johu McCormick. Thos Green
and Dr. Black.
CLASS G.
Best cider wine SO
2d do 25
Best elderberry wine 50
2d do . 25
Beat grape wine 1,00
2d do 50
Committee Ephraim Clark, Geo. Atkinson
and Wilier Craig.
CLASS IL
BEDCLOTHES, MSEDLE WORK,e,
Best quilt
2,00
100
2d do
Beet counterpane
- 1,00
. 50
2.1 do
Beet H pound sowing thread ,'
2,1 do
1,00
50
Best ahirt : -
l,0o
60
SJ
25
60
U3
SO
25
50
' 25
, 1,50
- 75
L5t)
, T5
1,00
0
1,10
50
2d do '
Best pair woolen stocking
2d do
Beat pair woolen locks ,
2d do ' - ;).:-..
Best pair Woolen mittette
2d d. :- ;' ' ;
beat pair woolen aloves
2d uo '
best pur woolen blankets (home-made)
2d do .
Beit pair woolen blankets (factor)
2d do
Beat pmr linen sheets -
2d . do
Uest d.-uble coverlet '
2d d
beat .inen table cloth (home-made')
M do : '..!,: -
uee ig ca pet t
2u IJ " ' '
Sest girthing carpet ,
Best 6 cuts home-made stocking yarn
M do
Best 10 yards home-made flannel
id do . '
lint S yaids boms'made Unea
2d do
Beet bed comfort
1,00
3d do
gj Kelt pair pillow slips
1.00
50
1.00
5u
1.00
60
Best embroidery I jOO
td do , iO
Committee Amanda Wood, Miss ffaanak
Bryan and Sanaa Holmes.
CLASS J.
FLNC AUTd.
100
go
1,00
Sr.
Rest Piiotogriph
2d do
liest Ambroiype
2d do
Beat Daguerreotype
2d do
Beat Carte de Visit
2d do
Hen specimen Oil Pointing
" water color piniln
" Penmanship
" Feu drawing
' Pencil drawing
Crayon dranriug
" Marble work
" Ottin fnrm hoete
" barn
" ' farm sate
" eel of aruliciil ueth
Second to
1 ! ., u , aa ,.f IbNtaW
l,oo
go
l.oO
so
l,oo
5o
1,00
'go
1,00
60
1 oo
oo
1,00
60
1,00
woMMirikE Jo e?h Sharon, Joseph r. John1
son and S A. HaiiiiK. .
BOY'S UOKSEMASSaiP.
On the First Day of tho Fair, one hour
will be devoted to Boy's under 15 years of
00
'oo
age liorseinautliip. Diplomas will be
awarded
Committee Peter Thomas, Jr., Jno.
Conwell and James M. Paul
In addition to the 'orecoing premiums th
following Committee to juwfee of uneuumer
atod articles, will award premiums at their
discreiion on any and every article that Xhef
may consider meritorious, which is not eitt
braced in the forgoing list.
CLASS II.
UXF.NTJMKBATED ARTICLES FOR FEMlttKS.
Committee Rachel A. Craig, Mary (J.
Thomas, Miss Martha Bea, Mrs. II. Carha
ban, Mrs. Dr. Sharp.
CLASS i5.
UxesumeratbI) Asticlks bob Males.
Committee Wm. Hedges, Jr., Wm;
McFadden, S. II. Watson, Abraham Holmes
and Jno. M. Black.
Everything which is not embraced in the
stated list ol premiums, will be entered un
der these committees, and will be as care
fully noticed as those which are named, and
premiums will be awarded as above stated.-
ibe Board ol Managers will endeavor to
make ample arrangements for the proper
display of everything that shall be brought
to the Fair. It is the earnest desire of the
Ssciety that all our Mechanics. Manufac
tures and Farmers, will not neglect the op
portunity of contributing to their own and
the public good, by a display of their skill
and industry to their fellow citizens. ' If
each will exhibit as mmy articles as possi
ble, the Mechanics and Manufactures speci
mens of their handicraft, the Farmer the
products of his farm, each selecting with ft
view to utility and beauty, then we (ear not
but Harrison County will show that she has
not lallen behind in the "March of improve
ment." HULKS AND REGULATIONS.
1. The payment of one dollar constitutes
any person a member of the Society lor one
year All members have a right to compete
for premiums.
1. Any article ottered for a premium must
be owned or manufactured by the person
ofidring the same, or by some member of
his or her family under 21 years ol ag.
d. All kinds ol Mock, Mechanic Arts,
Farming Implements, Dairy Products,
rainttngs, fteedle work, c., of other Coun
ties and Stales, are allowed to compete for
premiums on an eryial looting with Harrison
County.
4. All articles wuelher made within the
year or previously and whether heretofore
dad a premium awarded or not, are eligible
to compete lor premiums.
5. Exhibitors ai'u required to have their ar
ticles and stoek entered on the books before
they are placed within the enclosure; and
bo lore the close of the first day of the Fair,
and remain umil three o'clock of the third
day. On the entry of the Articles and Stock,
Catds will be furnished with number and
cla-K, which are to bo placed on the animal
or article to be exhibited. 1
6 Whether ihre ba much, little or no com
petition, premiums will be awarded, provi
ded the regulations of the Society, be ad
hered to and the articles are meritorious.
7. Any person, the owner of an ariicle ex
hibited lor premiums, who shall make use of
any means to bias the minds of the Awar
ding Committees in making up their judge'
rnctits, shall lor eit their premiums. The
various Awarding Committees are respect-
fully solicited to be present in due time that
the Board may be not under tho necessity
ol filling vacancies.
8. All specimens of Vegetables offered for
a pieutiura must be cultivated the person
otl'.-riiig the same.
9. Theie Will be 4 charge of25 cents for
each day to persons who are not members of
the Society. Children under 12 years of age
10 cents.
There is ample enclosure of nearly eight
acres of ground, with a close board lenca
eight feet high. All Stock must be exhibited
within the enclosure. , '
JtetrJved, That auy person coming to the
Fair with a Cake wagon, Drinking Saloon,
or any oilier establishment for the pdrposa
ol making money, shall not stop at any Shor
ter dnstauoe than thirty rods of the entrance
gate, unless by a spocial permit of the Direc
tors RetoUtA, That there be no riding or driv
ing allowed in the ring faster than a trot or
rack, either by male or female, under the
penalty ol being expell-.d irotn the ring and
forfeiting their chance for a premium. .s
Oa motion, Eesolued, That any person be
ing called upon to serve on a committee, and
he or she being the owner 01 property in the
class in which he or she is called upon to
serve as said Committee, and shall proceed
to award a premium in bis or her, own,
favor, shall not be allowd to draw his or ber
her premium so awarded from the treasu
ry ... ' '!;....' .;' , '
; Rtioto'.i, That all premiums that ire a
warded by this Society, that are not drawn
in ninety days after the close of the Fair,
shall revert bai.k to the Socl'y. s .,
Sesoleed, That no horse other animal (hall
be entered er exhibitor! but in on elaat or
if o her wie the entrance fee must, be uaid
for each class. '
JACOB JAR7IS, Secretary. -
C5rve beaid lately of a female rebel Who
On being asked to give bp a secession flag
thrust it in her bosom sod defied soma good
looking Union boys to take it. But to her
great mortification and disgust (bey 'didn't
orLr to. The uncellant uioniters; ,.";. 1
(ttrTbree1 rebel young lad tt, in their on
thusiasm lor the war. announce ib'ounh the
1 Oo ! com i.i.s o a reb'l paj.er that they Hill pro
j ptbvnie tvo ri"" for iue -o'd ers long a4
j'7j the war ejiilmwes, it ibe soldiers Whom itie
1,50 seleet will conwul to marry them when ibJ
war is over. .
t,0O
50
3.oo
1.00
1.03
50
W
5
1,00
60
1.0)
w
t,OU
M
Xfili
W
1,1
1,00
J. oo
1,
soo
.40
1,00
M
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