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CnyahoEa County Agricultural Society

Cuyahoga County Agricultural Society
The Premium List with the Rules and Regu-
lations for the Twelfth Annual Fair, to be held
at Cleveland, on Tuesday, "Wednesday, and
Thursday, October 9Th, 9th and 9TH, has been
issued. The Premiums are numerous and hoer-
al, and competition is open to all. One dollar
constitutes yearly membership of Society,"
and each member is allowed to enter as many
articles for competition as he desires Family
tickets will be issued to members, good for ad-
mission at all times to the Fair. Single tickets,
one admission, ten cents, thus placing access to
the grounds during the Fair within the means
of all Ample arrangements for shelter to
stock and protection for articles Of ofmanufacture'
will be made. Articles will be received all day
Tuesday, and up to u O'Clock Wednesday,
The Fair will not be open to visitors TIL
Wednesday morning.
The officers of the Society are President,
A. A. JEwErT, Eewburghi Treasurer, BENIA-
MIN II. STIIR, Cleveland Secretary, W.
DkwIrT, Cleveland Executive Committee. 6.
W. HoTcHKIss, RoekpOrt, JOSIAH HURST, Dover,
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Cleveland, F. R. ELLIOTT, Brooklyn. The
Board of Managers will spare no effort to add
fresh interest to the Society, and every Farmer
and Mechanic should aid by his products and
presence in making the coming Fair every
way worthy Of Cuyahoga County. The Far is
to be held in our City, and large class of ci-
tizens can do much to give proper eclat to the
Festival of Art and Industry, if they will. Ii
is their duty to do so, and day or two spent in
the matter will return rich rewards. Meehan-
les, Artisans, and Artists, Amateur Florists and
Gardeners as well as Professional, have hither-
to taken too little interest in the County Fairs
They are home institutions, and therefore
should be the more generously fostered. We
have all the elements in Old Cuyahoga to make
the Annual Fair equal to many State exhibi-
tions, and if the City and Townships viii put
shoulder to the enterprise with proper spirit, we
may at least lead the Western Reserve.
The Awarding Committees are as follows:
Horses for all Work-W. Fuller, Brooklyn
G. A. Young, Brecksyillei J. G. Ruggles, New.
burgh.
Draueht Horses and MuIes-same Commit
tee.
Roadsters and Fancy Horses in Harness-F
Wilson, Mayfeld; A. P. Lslsnd, Newburgh;
G. B. Folsom, Cleveland.
Cattle, Short Horns-Thomas Hird, East
Rockport; O. B. Judd, WarrensyilIe; William
Wilson, Brooklyn.
Heref rls and Ayreshires-Same Committee
Devons-S c Brown, Euclid; Joseph Leuty
Mayfeld; John Goes. Brooklyn
aud C-oes--SaToa Committee
Mich Cows-O- i TTinckley, Brooklyn; J.
Jordon, + port; ". wills %, Brooklyn.
Working CA,tic and S,c-r>--Mr. Mathew
Independence; IL. HDliis,or, Newburgh; J. W
JordOn, ROekPort-
Fat Cattle and Sheep-B. Stedman, Richard
Norton, Cleveland; Thomas Hurst, Dover.
Sheep, Long Wooled and South DOwns-T
Hurst, Z. Porter, Dover; Morris Page, East
Cleveland.
French Mcrino and Grades-W. Smith, E
HaEley, Warrensville; II. Pratt, Independence
Spanish Merino and Grades-N. II. Austin
Dover; &. T. Taylor, Cleveland; G- Spencer
Saxon and Grade-T. Hurst, F. Porter, Do
yer; ). n. GOodale, Cleveland.
Swine-A T. Hubbard, Newburgh; Thomas
Hurst, Dover; S. L. Brainard, Brooklyn
Poultry-John Barr, Cleveland; s. L. Brain
ard, Jesse Healy, Newburgh.
Farming Implements-J. 2. Hall, Ceyelzndi
Halsey Gates, Gates Mill John Kelley, Last
Cleveland.
Carriages and Harness-G. F. Marshall
Cleveland; John Reeve, Brooklyn; Geo. W.
Smith, Cleveland.
Butter. and Bread and Cheese-JOhn Stair,
Cleveland; Mrs. c. 5. Gates, Mrs Josiah Hurst
Honey, Beehives, &c e. Taylor. Selden
Osborn, Dover; Horace Ford, East Cleveland
Domestic Manufactures-E. 7. Sturtevant
East Cleveland; Mrs B. Stedman, Mrs. W. De
witt, Cleveland.
Paintings, Furniture, &c-,-Geo. H Adams,
Samuel Starkweather, II. Gaylord, Cleveland
Fruit-Dr. E. Taylor, NewbuIgh; K Patrick
Cleveland; Horace Ford, East Cleveland.
Floral Department-Ssme Committee.
Vegetables-G. H. Lodge, NJ Shealy, Cleve'
land; Thomas Law, East Cleveland.
Field Crops-F. Wilson, Mayfeld, c. P. jew
EFT, Amos I. Hubbard, Newburgh.
Farms-Executive Committee.
Stoves, &c.-N. c. Pepper, B. Martin, Chas
Howell, Cleveland
Township Reports, and DiseretiOnary-EI-
ecutive Committee.
MiscellaneOus-N. C. Pepper, J.W.Wheeler
&. Smith, Cleveland.