Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26
State Fair Ifema

ne Z ait VIII commence on TUESDAY.
Sept 18th. James E. Holmes. ESQ late
Superintendent of American Machinery
al the Words Fair in London, and al
The Cryslsl Palace, New York,snd now
Of the Newark Machine Works. Of the
Mechanical Department, at the Stae Fair
ni Newark. A large amount Of msehin.
cry, propelled by steam power, will be
on exhibition. building two bundled
and eight feet in length has been erected
for the mechanical display. DR.. Babbiu,
lsie Superintendent Of the Agricultural
department at The Crystal Palace, will
also act as one Of the Superintendents.-
rrof. Turner ef Illinois, a prominent ag-
rculturisl, will deliverihe annual address.
Members of Committees and Editors
are request d 10 register their names at a
place which will be designated, near the
entrance gates, Immediately on their ar
rival. Committees will be called at ii
o'clock on Tuesday, at the Executive
Committee Tent, on the Mount, in he
centre of the grounds, and vacancies will
be filled.
One OF the bes, BRASS Bands in the
State will be in daily attendance. An
abundance Of hay, straw and water will
be delivered al The stalls and stock penf,
free. An experienced police force will
be in attendance from the large cities, but
still visitors will need 10 be on the look
out for the ligh, fingered gentry.
The driving ring for roadsters and blood
horses, is one-thrd of mile in circum.
ference. Seats will be erected for ladies
on the inner side of the embankment
over. looking this ring, forming fine
"Amphitheatre."
All applications for premiums, after the
Fair is over, should be addressed to Thos
Noodle, deputy Treasurer of Board o
gricuIture, at City Bank, Columbus. -
A. set forth in the premium list, single ad
mission ticket will be furnished on Mon
day and Friday at 25 cents.
Railroad Superniendents will this yea
furnish more liberal facilities 10 visitor
than ever before. Fifteen of the seven
teen railroad routes will be made avails
BILE at the time of the Fair, will carry al
trains without distinction at half fare
On the Cincinnati, Xenia and Columbus
and the Ohio Central Roads, full fare will
be charged on regular trains, and extr'
trains will be run at half fare.
The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Daytol
and the Mad River and Lake Erie Road
will charge half usual rates on stock arti
cles. All other roads will carry free, ex
cepI the Cleveland and Toledo Road
Shippers will generally be required TO pa.
on going to The Fair, but the money S
paid, will be refunded, on return of sue
stock or articles. Those who 60 TO III
Fair in their own conveyance, will fin
goo hitching ground, protected by shade
and feed convenient, and will then be pre-
vided with means to retire to the countr
, at night for accommodations. Extensiv
preparations are being made by Iarme'
;, and the ci,izens OF Newark 10 furnish az
!, commodaions. The Newark Machlr
!, Company are preparing to lodge 500 pc
- sons in their extensive buildings, ne W
erected. The Lottery drawing advert
ed to come off at The time Of the 5 u
. Fair, are in no way connected with,
counenanced by the Board of Agricul,ur
And lis probable, that property in'end'
. for these Lotteries will be prohibited fro
the Fair gsounds, and any attempt to sc
tickets on tue grounds, or in Newark,
1t the time of the Fair, will be dealt with
r the law directs. AN
e 81 All items of information, that willprol
i ise to ad to The convenience and comic
Of visitors. will be posted during the Fa