Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21

On Sheep and Swine-Austin Collins. ..--.. /.
On Clothes and Household Manufactured artir
cles-R. J. Thompson. - n .-,..s t.,...,t ,,.5} s,
: On Butter, Cheese Sugar, Flour and Vegeta-
On Miscellaneous Manufactured articles and
Farm plemeuts-Albert Austin. IN H. Ia,., l..
On Fowls-Charles Green. rrr..tcsi n, r,,r4e
Superintendents of the Department will have
all the articles belonging to their departments
systematically arranged, in accordance with the
preceding classification; SO that all the articles or
animals to be examined by one committee shall
be together. The officers of the society and Su-
perintendents of departments will be known by
their official badges S,ne =. -
: REGULATIONS. s.- -. ,s,sls
lst Competitors must be the owner of the
objects offered. All fruits and vegetables offer
ed must be raised by the persons presenting them,
and all specimens of Manufactured Articles and
Art must be made within the county. Nod 81 l,s-
f. I'd. All articles must be registered by the Sec.
retary, with the name and residence of the owner
and labeled with the number corresponding with
the registry. A large building has been erected
for the especial purpose of Manufactured articles,
which will obviate any objection for fear of injury.
1t is so constructed to insure good show of all
specimens of Mechanism. A Floral Hall will be
fitted up, where the Horticultural committee, will
be present to receive and arrange the Hortcultur-
al and Floral specimens offered for competition
+ 3rd, All Animals must be registered by the
Secretary, with the name and residence of the
owner, and the age of the Animals and labeled
With the registered number and age. Bulls
Horses and Colts including sucking colts, which
are offered for Exhibition must be trained to the
halter, SO that they can be led or tied. Animals,
as they arrive on the ground, must be immediate
ly reported to the Marshal, who will assign them
their proper places. 81 97: s#-h ~ no H#'f1l
s 4th. No Premium will be awarded unless the
Committee deem the claim merito1ous, nor to
I oharl NJ 81 fkns-c r :
9TH, The Discretionary Committee will award
such Premiums as they may deem suitable on
meritorious articles or animals not the preml,
um list. A = r.st - II :, .g ..s #ei tTre-s
| 9th. Badges will be furnished to all who have
contributed to the Improvement of the Agricultur.
| al Grounds, and to all members who are not in
the arrears at the Treasurers Office, which will
entitle them and their families to admission dur,
! ing the Fair to the Exhibition Rooms. .eilf, 9
| ~. NJ The Fair will be held at the Portage Coun.
ty Agricultural Grounds half "a mile East of Ra.
VIENNA village at which place all articles intend
| ed for Exhibition must be delivered, as no other
place will be provided for their reception,
VIM. r. HalIock, ], p Chief of Police. win
secure sufficient number of Police to preserve
! good order and enforce a strict compliance with
| the rules and regulations of the Board, and make
prompt arrest in all cases Of disorderly conduct,
/ or breach of the rules and regulations. - &, =
OtTThe several committees are requested TO
meet on the grounds, on w ednesday at o'clock,
for the purpose ofreceiyng lists of articles to be
examined, 6ra @5..s. zf4sSt54s- .af .ll5- 4 s.s
Officers of the Society President, VIM. Cool
man, of Ravenna; Vice President, Alvah Udell,
! of Hiram; Secretary, Alison A. Harris, Of Raven
ma; Treasurer, VIM. Frazer, of Ravenna. .f3 s
Executive Committee--Pomeroy Reed, koots-
town; Wallace Williamson, Rayenna; M. F.,
Spelmap, Edinburgh; Benjamin F. Pardee, Wind
ham; Austin Collins, Randolph. oa hlsa }s1 bsltl
| Marshall -Wm. Butler. III, s8 ss5 20
Assistant Marshals-Horace Reed, L. T. Hine,
Lyman Bryant. {a1 .E -se1
LA. A. HARRIS, Secretary, tt sfah III ai