The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-10-04

Awarding Committee-William Nelson,
Chsuncey B. Curtiss, and Norton Andrus
On Mules AND SWINE. ,
Awarding Committee-Dr. o. Manley, F
r. King and G. H. R. Prindle.
ON CLOTHS AID OTHER Household MANU-
FAcruRED DARrIcLEs,-CLAss A.
Awarding Committe--A. V. Hurr, NAH
lon Allison, Mrs. Mahlon Allison, Mrs. D.
Mcintosh, and Mrs. NJ. F. Spelman.
CLASS B.
Awarding Committee. A. Morgan,
John Parmele, Mrs. Alvah Udall, Mrs. VIM. |
Goodman and Mrs. H. ]. Noble.
On BUTTER, CHEESE, SUGAR AND FLOUR.
Awarding Commttee-Robert Isbell, Ed
win Atwood, Mrs. Horace Reed. Mrs. Ed
ward Parsons and Mrs. Geo. Sheldon.
On FRUITS AND FLOWERS.
Awarding Committees. A. Gillett, H.
L. Carter, Mrs. w. w Hinman and Mrs.
Theodore Clark Mrs. H. l.. Carter.
-.... ON FARM LIBRARY.
Awarding Committee-O. P. Brown, L.
w. Hall and Alphonso Hart.
On GRAIN AND VEGETABLES.
---~ Awarding Committee-Amos Austin,
William King and Conrad Fowser.
On MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURED ARTI-
Giles.
Awarding Committtee-Francis Lewis,
J. J. Demarest and John Wilson.
On FARMING UTENSILS.
Awarding Commttee-Harvey Baldwin,
L. B. Southworth, and Thomas Hough.
On PLowING.
Awarding Committee-George H. Shields
c. HI. Bostwick and Orvs Foot
OK Fowls.
Awarding Committee-Henry +. Can
field, j. T. Green and R. Bard.
ON SWEEPSTAKES.
Awarding ommittee-Wallace William
son, Albert Brocket James Hall, Moses A.
Birchard and o. L Drake.
on FARMS.
The Best cultivated Farm, not less
than 40 acres, Stephens Book Of the
On FITTING UP GROUNDS AND FLORAL HALL,
VIM. Goodman, VIM. Frazer, U. s. Brs-
tol. c. F. Rowell, and such others as they
may designate.
SUPERINrENDENTs.
On Horses g. Mules-John Rhodenbaugh.
{" Neat Cattle--Jeseph Angel.
" Sheep and Swine-D. p. Pond.
Household and Manufactured Articles
nr &c. Keen.
Butter, Cheese, Sugar, Flour and Veg.
.etables-L. Norton.
Miscellaneous Manufactured Articles
Charles Rowell.
Fowls-Wm. Messenger.
Superintendents of the Departments will
have all the articles belonging to their De
partments, systematically arranged, in &C
cordance with the preceding classification; e
that all the articles or animals to be examin
ed by one committee shall be together. The
officers of the Society, and Superintendent.
of departments will be known by their off
cial badges.
REGULATIONS.
lst. Competitors must be the owner o
the objects offered. All fruits and vegeta
bles offered must be raised by the persons
presenting them, and all specimens of Man
ufactured Articles and Art must be made
within the county.
I'd. All articles must be registered b,
the Secretary, with the name and residence
of the owner and labeled with the numbe
corresponding with the registry. A larg
building has been erected for the especia
purpose of Manufactured articles, which will
obviate any objection for fear of injury.
is so constructed as to insure good show o
all specimens of Mechanism. A Floral Hal
will be fitted up, where the Horticulture
committee will'be present to receive anc
arrange the Horticultural and Floral speci
mems offered for competition.
Sd. All Animals must be registered BY
the Secretary, with the name and residence
of thn md tho aUo of tho MIN nj,
and labeled with the registerd number ant
age. Bulls, Horses and Colts, including
sucking Colts, which are offered for Exhi
sition, must be trained to the halter, so tina
they can be led or tied. Animals, as they
arrive on the ground, must be Immediately
reported to the Marshal who will assign
them their proper places.
9th. No Premium will be awarded unles
the committee deem the claim meritorious
nor to any but members and their families
9th. The Discretionary Committee will
Ia award such Premiums as they may deem
suitable on meritorious articles or animal
not on the premium list.
9th. Badges will be furnished to all VIII
have contributed to the improvement IF tn
Agricultural Grounds and to all member
who are not in arrears at the Treasur
er's office, which will cntitle them and the
families to admission during the Fair to tn
Exhibition Rooms.
N. B. Persons engaged in cattle buyin
4 and droving will be permitted to enter worl
in oxen for premiums; but such persons mu
\ compete with each other, and not with thos
who exhibit farming oxen. Each class wi
\ be entitled to the same rates oil premium.
I William r. Hallock, ]. p, Chief of p
lice, with his assistants will preserve orde
Il and enforce strict compliance with Il
II ,rules and regulations of the Board
The several COMMITTEES are requested
meet at the Grounds on Saturday, at
N o'clock for the purpose Of receiving list
articles to be examined.
0FFIcERs OF THE SocIRTY.
n President--Wm. Goodman, of Ravenna.
Vice President--Alyab UdalI, of Hiram.
~ Eecretary--P. B. Conant, OF Ravenna.
Tfeasurer--W VIM. Frazer, of Rayenna.
Executive Committee VIM. Stedman,
Randblph; nj. r. Spelman. OF Edinburgl
Jeseph Angel, of Windham; VIM. r. Ke
81, 81 Brimfeld; u. 8. Bristol, OF Ravens
Narshul--H Horace Reed. 49,
ASST slant Marshals- VIM. Woodsrd, Al
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