Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-01

Welles, B. Laporte, Sherman Hill, ii: A: Cary.
Horse aud Or ShOeing.-John w Grlflin,
Charles ManvilIe, Nathan Tidd, b. f. Powell,
, Frederick Orwan.
II Plo,cing-G. F. Mason. Allen Parsons, Hi
ram G. Fox. Wm. Storrs, Eustace CoQlbaugh
Taeuunsratrd Aytiles-O. III. P Kinney,
H Mason. Judson Blackman, Sheldon
Paine. A. L. Cranmer.
HouaholH Mmufactures-Clas First
Mrs. J. b. Ridgway. Mrs. Jared Woodruff,
Mrs. John b. M'kean, Mrs. &. T. Mason,
Mrs. D. Bullock.
Second Class-Mrs. n c. Harris, Mrs. Ed
win A. Coolbaugh, Mrs. E. w. Baird, Mrs.
J. F. Long, Mrs J. NJ. Reed
Third CLass-Mrs G. ID. Long, Mrs j. b.
M Hinman Miss Emily Overtcn, Miss Mary
Laning, Miss Jenny Laporte
Fourth Class-Mrs j. w. Mercur Mrs.
Andrew Menardi, Miss W. L. Long, Miss Su-
san Phelps, Miss Emily Mathews,
Fifth Class-Mrs Geo. Tracy Mrs. r b.
Durand, Mrs G. H. Watkins, Miss K. Is.
Ford, Miss II. NJ. Page.
Paintings, Drawings, Daguerrotgpes, DC.
Mrs James Macfarlane, Mrs. E. NJ. High,
Miss Julia Ballard, Miss Mary Warner, Miss
Jane Tracy, Mrs VIM. Rockwell, Miss +.
Myer.
lHusical Instruments and Music-Miss Hell
en- Carter, Miss Lydia Long, Miss r. Kings
berry, Miss r. Hanson, Miss Z. Means, Miss
Ii. Spalding.
F2owers and Green House Plants-Mrs. c.
i. Ward, Miss C. Whitney, Mrs. VIM. Dit
trich. Miss Eliza Weston, Miss \. p. Nor
row, Mrs II C. Fox
Lrnenumerated articles IN Ladies Department
Mrs Harry Mix, Mrs. f. Guyer, Mrs Chas
Merry, Mrs Reed Myer, Miss NJ. II. Bolles.
Committees TO reoeire articles and Arrange
Tables IN Ladies Department-F First Glass
Mrs. Thomas Elliott, Mrs L. H. Scott Mrs
a. D. Nontanye.
Second Class-Mrs f. D. Montanye, Mrs
D. T. Scott, Mrs. b. F. Powell.
IHird CIass-Mrs j. p Bull Miss Susan
Myer, Miss NJ. Watkins.
Fourth Class-NIrs j. F. Means, Miss E.
Overton, Miss Z. Guyer.
Fifth Cass-Mrs E. II. Mason, Miss Joe
Carter, Miss Jane Smith.
Paintings and Draaeings-Mrs r. Kings
berry, Mrs +. o. Goodrich, Mrs. Z. Mercur,
Miss A. Griffin, Miss S. Pratt.
Fruit Td6les-Mrs j.. T. Fox, Mrs. j. ii.
Phnney, Miss c. Elwell, Miss Lyman Rogers,
Miss E. Hanson, Miss A. Kelly.
Great care has been taken to select persons
to act upon the Judging Committees who will
be most likely to attend to the duty to which
they have been chosen.
Gentlemen who have been appointed as
Judges will please be prompt in their attend
auce at the Grand Jury Room in the Court
t House at o'clock P NJ, on Thursday the
10Th of Oct, the first day of the Fair. La
dies who have been chosen Judges, will attend
at the same place on the same day at 8 o'clock
P. NJ, at which place and hours the different
duties of the Judging Committees will be an.
nounced.
NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS AND COMPETITORS.
t The attention of the Farmers, Mechanics,
and others Of our county is called to the LARGELY
INCREASED PREMIUMS which are offered in the
HORSE, CATTLE, DAIRY, FIELD CRoPs, Farm
ING and MECHANICAL implements, and many
other Departments Of the SocietyS list 1t is
believed that the Premium List of the SOcie
. ty is upon more liberal scale than that o
any other County Society in the State. The
; Committee ask that there may be correspon
ding effort on the part of, our Farmers, Me
, chanics and Producers to make this EXhibi
ton of the Society one that will do honor tc
means in their hands to do this. We have
J. Horses, Cattle Field and Garden Products
Dairy Products, Frnts, Products of the Shop
} Loom, Dwelling House, iu great variety, anC
y number, and in quality second to that of nc
l. County in the State. Shall we see samples o.
r these products at our Exhibition mot in 6
single lone animal not in half pecks anC
half bushels Let us have them by the dozens
by the wagon loads Let our Fair grounds
: be filled to overtlowing that we may be proud
i of our County, and proud of the evidence O
her industry and Improvement to the many
! strangers who will visit US upon this occasion
Past experience has led the Committee t
:, adopt more perfect securities for all articles
placed on the grounds for exhibition, and alsc
7 improved facilities and accommodations in tn,
arrangements of the grounds.
, THE BRIDGE WILL BE PAssABLE
1t affords the Committee no ordinary pleas
l. ure, to be able to announce to the people OF
:, the east side of the river, that the enterprsin9
!, and gentlemanly contractors and builders o
l. the Towauda Bridge. Messrs, HARTMAN ant
!. LAwsHE, have assured them that the Bridg,
will be passable by the time of the Fair
: Messrs. HARTMAN and LAwsHE have the Com
mittee's warmest thanks for their exertons il
:, this behalf. Persons having animals t.