The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-04-26
The Next State Fair

we copy from secretary Sprague's Circu-
lar the following special arrangements for
the accommodation of visitors during the
fair.
| 1t is impossible to manage and control an
assemblage Of eighty thousand people. with
out the most perfect system being Instituted,
and rigidly adhered TO- And il IS even more
difficult TO feed and lodge such an immense
concoursc, except by making extensive and
systematic preparations, and securing the
hearty cooperation of all those to whom the
public very appropriately look for cordial.
hospitality, on such occasions .
In view Of the increasing interest felt
throughout the State, in whatever relates to
Improvements in husbandry and the mecban-
&c arts, and especially in the annual occasion,
on which these interests are, by common
consent, concentrated upon IA single point,
making grand ''h0liiday." for a whole State
no care shall be wanting 10 render the Ohio
State Fair for 1854, the most successful one
yet held,
The Board at the January meeting, in.
creased The premium stnearly one thousand
dollars, and in several respects improved and
extended Its scope, as primary means Of
deeping up the healthy influence and inter-
est Of these annual exhibitions
4 The several Railroad Companies, whose
Roads ntersect at Newark, have given assu-
rgnces of extended facilities, and very rcdu-
ced fare. If possible, the fare between New
ark and the different towns shown upon the
mAY, to which cars will run each evening,
returning in the morning, will be placed at
20 or IS cents each way. The exact rates
will be given upen the hanibi!ls and posters,
to be issued before the Fair
The Secretary has conferred personally,
land can give assurances Of their hearty CO.
operation, with the hotel keepers OF Newark,
Mt ernon, and GAINESVILLE, and with many
private families, and has secured contracts
with these, by which persons will be kept
at the prices named below:
IN NEWARK.
Irving House--By II. & W. Bingham
$500 per day.
Davis House-Dy D. c. Tompbins; 8l.75
per day. 30"
! In private families, exclusive Of dinner,
! (this being provided on the Fair grounds at
any price desired from = to 1925 per day
Owing to the fact that nearly every private
family will accnmmod4te all in their power
the opinion can safely be advanced that
more persons will be provided for in Newark
than ther were at Dayton last year. II is
contemplated 10 erect an extensive lodging
tent by which one thousand persons may
be provided for. Baggage to be marked and
registered, and the entire establishment un-
der guard day and night.
IN MT. VERNON.
Kenyon House-By &. Winnie, with
out dinner; $l,O0 per day.
Lybrand House-By J. Popham; Is
cents.
Frankli' House-By J. II. Marble IS
cents.
Boarding House.-By G. Fuller; rs
cents.
Indian Queen Hotel-By ]. Emery
rs cents
RailRoad Restaurant-By B. Church IS
Private families in Mt. Vernon expect to
accommodate all acquantances who may
call, and others if found necessary at prices
not above named
IN zANEsvILLE.
Winslow House BY A. p. Winslow with
out dinner $l,Oo per day.
Stacy House-By VIM, A. Jones Sl,Oo
! Randolph House-By J. Randolph rs
Fcents.
Walker Hotcl-G2l cents.
Muskingum House 30 cents.
i In MISUNDERSTANDING will be
furnished at the American and Neil House,
at 81 so per day, exclusive Of dinner, and
at the Capitol House and u. S. Hotel. at
$1,000
In GRANVILLE, pleasant village of
some. l, 200inhabitants, six miles from
Newark, hotel keepers and private families
will keep, at Mt. Vernon and GAINESVILLE
prices.
Committees have visited every township
in the county OF Licking, and report the
farmers thron ghout the county. as ready
to accommodate to tie utmost Of their a
biity at very reasonable rates. Licking is
is dcnsely populated county, and the thou
J sands who will visit the Fair in their own
conveyances, will find this a very agrcea-
) ble provision.
At Utica, twelve miles north of Newark.
on the Railroad, accommodations will be
furnished to those who 90 out on the extra
train in the evening.
AS will be seen by reference to the nap,
=. there are several other towns within from
one to two hours drive, to which convey
ances wilrun daily.
Committees will be appointed in Newark,
by whom registers will be kept, and OF these
: visitors can secure accommodations
The Board will appoint an ample Police
force to maintain order, and all rules mstI-
tuted for the protection of the assemhlage,
will be rigidIy enforced.
... SPECIAL DIRECTIONS. .
, Application will be made to the Superin-
r tendents of all the railroads in Ohio, for the
customary facilities Of half fare to visitors,
: and frae LransnnrLa Lion ol sLncl and arIiclaa