Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-29
FourIh Agricultural Fair Of IsIIsl
COUniy 80 come on on Iile ISih ana
aOlh Of OcIobeT.


Fourth Agricultural Fair Of IRIIsI
County 80 come on on IIle 10Th and
aOih Of October.
The coming Fair will be one Of greater 10.
lsrgs; than any. heretofore held IN the County.
larger list OF premiums has be- q prepared
this year. aud Of greater value. than has ever
been Offered This arrangement has besA
made ior an Increase stimulus 10 he il dusIHa
portions Of community, 10 excel in their resPse'
tYe branches OF industry. In view Of tbe
sreoi Inducements ofertd-.very one should
have something TO exhibit on this Occa'
sion. Every thing promises to make the con-
ing Fair the ia-g st and Gest ever held in Car
roll connty ...-.. .
These Fairs are slWays instructive and in
,ensrly interesting. They give life aud vigOr
10 tbs agricultural and mechanical portions Of
community, they beget among the people
spirit tOexcsl; they beget spirit Of enterpr ise
they beset laudible sPirit Of smbliOn. .'..
There is nothing Ike SmbiIion. Those Who
always try to have The very beat N icles, are
generally noted as men and wcmen Of in.slli-
gence, industry, and enterprise. -.....
JuDeEs- These arc Ladies and Gentlemen Of
well known integrity. A majority Of them 10
selected from other rouulies. All viii reesffvs
ample justice.
Some fine specimens Of foreign stock will be
, o. exhibition for SALE Now is your chance
Let it be improved. Messrs. Ladd, bring up
your Morgan stock.
The Fair grounds are conveniently located in
tie outskirts of town. The grounds have been
most beautifully arranged, and large build
ing erected for the display Of Floral and Horti-
cultural products, and domestic manufacturer.
: These Improvements have been made by
very grSa expenditure Of money. not dollar
Of which has been taken from the treasury
e This plan was adopted, this yesr, in order that
j the entire fund Of the Society might be appro-
: priated 10 increase the number and value Of
o the premiums, the necessity and policy Of
!, which must be apparent. This plan being
) adopted, the funds necessary to defray the ex-
! Pense OF fitting up the grounds, will have to
s be raised BY levying a small admission fee of
say one dime to each person.
}, AS the policy Of this plan has been doubted
l. by some, it may be proper 10 say that the man
J ayers, wishing to Offer greater inducements to
i the people to make Improvements in their re-
n spective branches of industry, without invol.
& wing The society in debt, could not think Of 6
better place than the one adopted And the
r would ask--would it not be better that tht
mass should deiray this expense by small con
- trbution, and allow The SUciS!y's fund as il
l. contemplated BY law 10 be distributed in pre-
| numS? lts hoped that the friends Of the So
20 ciety will concur in this opinion. The mana
gers have no private interest 10 Subsetve.-
i They ,xptctnothing for tltirstrv;ces, such q
they are, and only ask for the uid Of those
! equally interested with themselves, in the en-
/, terprise. .7 a.a..la q. 1t3I-a "st
:, The Hanover Brass Band will be in attend
-, ance dunng the Fair, and will "disceurs
,o sweet music" In word, little Carroll
will be foremost in The race OF Fairs.