Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-21

Fulton; c. H. +. Grecnlease. Boonvill VIM. M
Jackson, Fayettej T. B..Mller Marshall
Jacks and Jane'y.
Jack three years old and upwards $40 90
do. two years old and under three ..'.. 10 %
do. one year old and under two,..'..... 90
do. under one year old ...... ....'. 80. co
Jennett three years old and upwards ''.''' 10 90
do. two years cid and under three ''''.. %
do. one year old and under two... 90
do. under one year old '..... ..'....''' 90
AWARDING CoMMtTTEE.-Jacob Mattox, jones'
LANYARD: N G. Eli vt. fayett; Roads Marshal,
Arrow r ok; ]. j. Nc Campbel. Huntsville.T. b.
Smith, Pleasant Green; J. NJ. Hammet Huntsville.
The Fair will open each morning at 8
o'clock. by which hour all entries should be
made at the office Of the Recording Socre-
tary. Of all articles and animals. intended
for exhibition IN the day. Shon'd exhibit
ors fail TO have their articles and animals on
the grounds and arranged in their places by
IL o'clock, NJ, on the day fixed Tor their eX-
hibition, then they cannot come in COMPETE
ton for premiums.
Articles for exhibition will be received
September Both, October the LIST, and ill
IL o'clock on the Bird Of October.
Pace OF ADMISSION. - Members, their
wives and children under twenty one years
Of age, free; iootmen ten cents; horscmen
twenty-five cents; horse and buggy fifty
cents; carriage seventy-fve cents. Public
hacks will be permitted 10 pass The gates at
ten cents for each person in them. Tickets
4 L, al, Al
admission gate.
MARsHALS.
The following named gentlemen are re-
quested 10 act as Marshals. viz:
Newton G. Elliott, Of Howard county.
Harvey Bunce, Of Cooper county.
John NJ. McCutchen, Of Cooper county.
Henry M. Myers, Of Cooper county.
]. II. Mcneil, Of Boone county.
Bennett c. Clark, of Cooper county.
William Gentry, OF Pettis county.
James Hogan, OF Henry county.
Robert Estell, of Howard county.
DR.. c. Smith, of Saline county.
Solomon Houck, of Cooper county.
George r. Smith, of Pettis county.
AWARDING Contradictions COM
posing the several awarding committees are
requested TO report themselves ut the bust
ness Office Of the Board, upon the Fair
grounds, at ten o'clock in the morning Of
the day they are desired 10 serve. At half
past ten their names will be called, and all
vacancies supplied, and at eleven o'clock
they will enter upon their duties. Each
committee is requested 10 make its report to
the Recording Secretary at the business
Office, as early us practicable.
No person whatever will be allowed to
interfere with the awarding committees
during their Authorizations.
The awarding committees Especially
those on animals) will be expected to give
the reasons for their decisions, embracing
the valuable and desirable qualities of the
animals or articles to which premiums are
awarded.
Persons competing for premium for the
largest yield per acre or half acre. are to
have the ground measured by a competent
surveyor, and must produce lis certificate
as TO quantity in cultivation.
Persons competing for premiums in corn
to have the ground measured. by surveyor
, with chain and compass, who must make
affidavit 10 the correctness of his survey
and two or more persons in no wise relart
10 or interested with the exhibitor. TO max,
af1i avit to the gathering and measuring
Of the corn from an average acre. The corr
, 10 be lett standing until the lst day o.
November, TO be measured in a sealed hal
} bnShel stated to the treasurer, and the pr :.
MUM TO be awarded to him who from the
PROOF shall have produced the largest guam.
, tity on the 80 acres or acreS as the case
may be.
, In ascertairing the quantity of wheat
oats, barley and meadow, an average acre
, shall be set apart, and served as above; and
the yield Of this acre cut and measured OF
weighed, to itself, certificate thereof &c
be signed by three disintcrested and re.
spectacle persons.
AT the close of each days exhibition, the
President of the Society will make public
proclamation Of the Premiums awarded.
All premiums will be paid in silver plate
,, of the best quality.
The press throughout the Slate are res.
prc;futly invited to notice the tune of hold
ing the State Fair and give such additional
, editorial notice as will call the attention of
their readers toihe subject.
, M. NJ. MARMADUKE, President.
10. l.. STEPHENS, Recording Seer etary.
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