The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-03
NONE But IMPORTED LIQUORS SOLD HERE.
ONE SHILLING.


There are nine hotels and sundry boarding houses
They all expect to make great deal of money. The
Brainerd is good house-rst class for the rural dis
trcts Town full of shows; Mr.. Remyan has got dra
corps here and poor old Uncle Tom gets fits every
afternoon and evening", in pavilion. Then there is
legitimate establishment with Cony and the .blased
dogs stage manager the Bowery used say Their
there Is Colonel Wood with the hrsute female and her
son Esau, who keeps sharp look out for his pottage
Mrs Goodenow nee Robb Is going to give concert and
the number of side shows fat heifers, eyed yaler
dogs singular snakes extraordinary immense horses
&c. &C. is respectable person evidently In the agri
cultural interest informed me- to-day, beyond account
wish the four cent man, the boquet man, the lung
testing man, the weigh fora cent man. the cent
shot you hit the bu pint opeanuts man.
and the telescope man, would come up Then the pro-
fesson would befuy represented and what good time
we'd all have
The of the week include rotting for
money. Here is the programme =
CDEMuNG CENTRAL. COURSE Observation-Disclosures Conk
ling proprietor of the above course, offers $500 in premi
ums, to be distributed as folows:-
Oct free for green horses that never trotted for
money. One mile and repeat, in harness.
Oct. 500, running, mile heats best three IN live
Free for all horses, carrying due weight for age
Same day-S5O, pacing, one mile and repeat. Free fol
nii horses in harness.
Oct $500, trotting two miles and repeat Free al
Oct. $500, trotting mile, best three in five
Free for all horses except the winning horse Of the prev
"Horseheads"-good name for a race course chi
1append the names of the committees and superinten
| dents having charge OF the fair grounds.
The fair under the general superintendent OF the In
defatigable Secretary, Mr. b. p Johnson He Is aimos
| the entire Society.
Committee on Behalf Of the Citizens Of Emira-Wm
Maxwell Asher Tyler, James Dunn S. g. Hathaway, Jr.
| Lyman Covell, Levi j. Cooley, VIM. r. Judson, A. f
Ely, Wm G. Post, Sas Haght, s. G. Arnott John Bald
| win, l. H. Reynolds W. II. Phillips, A. J. Wynkoop, W
H. Van Duzer
superintendents-Dr. D. W. c. Van syck, Genera
Superintendent John Harold, Superintendent of Cattle
Jason C. Woodruff, Superintendent of Horses Charles
Morrel Superintendent Of Sheep W. H. Van Duzer, Su
perintendent of SWINE II. W. Dwight, Superintendent
Poultry; w. H. Phillips Superintendent of Machinery
Department. f. S. Hayward, Superintendent of nipple
ments; A. j. Wynkoop, Superintendent of Flowing and
Spading Matches Robert Howell, Superintendent Of
Grain Dairy and Vegetables Col Avery, Superintendent
of Manufactures Col G. Frost Superintendent of Flo
raj Hall and Fruit Department, assisted by A. f. Chat
field; Hon. John A. Corey, Superintendent of Arrange
ments for the Press
Committee for the Reception of Guests Delegates &C.
Hon. John A. King, VIM. Kelly Esq, Hon II. Gray. Col
s. G. Hathaway Jr Hon. A. s. Diven 5. Benjamin Esq.
J. Arnot, Esq, Hon. VIM. Maxwell, Hon. James Dunn
Vim. G.. Post. ESQ.