Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-07
state FaIrATme Changed.

Executive committee. to October l7,sis, 10
4 go. i954.-Ca Causes.--dFOuth, heat. health a
III, country &c. No ether change Of arrange
ment is eOnlenPlsied.
We give below a condensation Of items rela.
tive to the fair. flOm the Ohio cultivaiOr.
RArtRoRD ASn CANALS.-Persons intending
10 send stock or articles for exhibition. should
give timely notice TO the Station Agent, and
Ret particular instruetion from him as 10 what
train and time 10 forward. They viii be re-
qured to pay fan fare for such stock or articles
IA going to Newark. and this money will be re-
fVuded on return of the stock or ARTICLES unsold.
with the Secretary's certificate that it has been |
exhibited, excep, that the Cleveland and TOle
DO Railroad do not consent to carry stock free, |
and the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton. and
the Mad River and Lake Eue Railroads will
carry stock, &C., at half fare. On the Canals
the Tolls will be remitted and only transporIa-
ton charged.
PASSENGERS on the following roads will be
carried for halffare, or carried and returned at
,oae fare Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark,
Ohio Central Ohio and Pennsylvania, Cleve
land, and Pittsburgh. Cleveland Columbus and
Cincinnati, Little Miami and Xenia, Spring.
field and Columbus Columbus and Pidua,
Bellelontaine and Indiana, Ohio and Indiana,
Dayton and Western, Cincinnati, Wilmington
and Zanesvile, Hamilton, Eaton and Richmond,
Dayton and XeEia Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton, Mad River and Lake Erie. Cleveland
and Toledo. NoTE, that on the Central Ohio
and Little Miami. and Columbus and Xenia
roads half fare tickets are issued only for Extra
y Trains, to be run for the accommodation Of such
passengers.
ExrMEs.-All animals or articles for eIhibi.
tion must be entered upon the books Of the Sec
retAry or at the business Office near the entrance
gate, before noon Of Tuesday the l9Lh.
FEES AND ADMISSIONS. Any person paying
One Dollar, may enter as many different aftr-
eles for exhibition, as he or she may own, and
will also receive a members badge. Badges
will be sold at One Dollar each, which will ad
init to the grounds, during the Fair map, his
yile, aud children under twenty .one years o
age, withoM diStictiOa as 10 dGys. Single tickets
will be sold atthe Office, at'lwenty Five Gents
good for one admission, on Thursday and Fri
day Of the Fair week. Members Of Commit
tess and Editors are requested to register the
names at a place which will be designated nea
tie enhance gates, Immediately on their arr
val, and receive their badges. Or Tuesday
and Wednesday the grounds will only be oper
TO exhibitors, committees, and those having
badges; on Thursday and Friday, open TO al
with badges or tickets.
SHEDS AND FEEDING - Ali live stock for ex
hibiton will be furnished with stalls and pen
for protection, and also with hay and straw FOL
feed and beds, free of charge. Grain and choI
feed will BE- furnished at cost. Exhibitors o
Poultry will bc allowed TO show in their own
coops
lnE GGoUNDs comprise 40 acres, enclosed
ard well Ilshadcd throughout. with ample stalls
sheds pens, halls temples, r.tirlng rooms
wells, carriage ways, seats, DC. Adjoining
these and GuSile the enclosure is n tract OF sey
eral acres oI forest, to be used AS a hIchinl
ground for those who come with teams q
switch and side track are provided in the Cen
tra Ohio Railroad only "a rods from the gate
of the Fair grounds, at " hich the trains will
stop so that freight and passengers will not b.
under necessity OF entering or leaving at tn
Newark Station, one and q half lnes distant.
BOARD AND LODGING. Ample preparation dr.
making to feed as many hundred thousand a
may call for good substantial food. G. z, l.
Butler, Of this city, who has the inside contract
proposes to furnish full dinners at 40 cents each
Inc whole country around will be turned int
an rating house Lodging slI be provided il
various ways The hotels, dwellings and pub
lie halls Of Newark will all be fll,d with bed
and n committee will direct strangers All TN
towns aud cities within forty miles upon tn
railroads, will Ease central pressure, md al! tn
country folks vii come with teams to take load
10 then houses over night. Besides these man
persons and companies can come provided wit
tents and canvass, and find ample room on th
hitching ground, to spread their blanket for tn
night.
PoLrcE.-A strong guard fom Cincinnati
Columbus. Cleveland and GAINESVILLE, ofexpel
fenced Police. " il be constantly on attendanc,
TO keep order and detect rogues
Tux ANNUAL ADDaEss is to be delivered b
Prot J. B TURNER, of Illinois, on Friday, q
9oclock, p M
PREMuMs, Of plate aud money, will be dely
cred on Friday and Saturday, as far as practice
hle. An applications for premiums after tn
Fair, should be addressed to Thomas Noodle
at he City Bank OF Columbus.
Music, ART AMI FANoY-P Band Of Mus
clans will be in daily attendance to enlven tn
c,owd. and waken the echoes in that strang
old forest. Daguerrean artists will be presen
to take portraits of prize animals, to eengra
we'd for the Reports OF the Board. On Thurs
day Col HARRIS will marshal his FAIRY Llgb
finnrd," in The great driving ring. open to an
well regulated woman, who will report herse
IN riding gear.
AoRIcpLTuRAL EDIroRs will have etan
within the enclosure, where they will be happ
TO meet their old friends and make new AZ
quaintances. Visitors are cordially invited t
InHke themselves known.
[As Mr. 9ateham win not get very spry b
that time. be expects to be in good conditio
70 receive such calls
srocK SALES AT STATE FAlB,-There will
great addition to the usual attractions.