Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-25
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Committee: Hugh Anderson.Dr. Hoover
Barnesvile; Benjamin Davenport. Barnes
willie; DR.. H. West.
CLASS 6
Rejects and Cwiosities
A place will be assigned for the arrange
ment of specimens of this class, and all
those having :hem are especially invited &c
Fexhibt them.
Best suit of Minerals Din
do Shells g. Fossil remains do
Collection of prepared Birds
do Animal, Insects &c DO
! CLASS
Field Crops g. Vegetable Gardens
Best three acres of Wheat Dip 10 6
do do Rye do s 4
do do Corn do 10 6
do do Oats do $ s
do do Barley do s
five do Timothy meadow 5 g
do do Clover do j, 4 q
Vegetable Garden do s :
| 4 acre Potstoes do 8 4
Managed Farm dip 25 Is
Committss: ol.kBentley, jr; Thos. o.
born, Alex. Humphrey. -
EQUESTRIANISM.
Each and every evening during the Fair
there will be one hour devoted to Equestri-
auism, by young Ladies and Gentlemen.
Also for Ladies driving horses in single and
double Harness, to be conducted by and un-
der the personal supervision Of the Chief
Marshal.
Several other attractive features Of the
ensuing Fair are not ready. for publication.
The executive committee are corresponding
with distinguished Eronant, with avisw
of gratifying the public with grand pal-
loon ascension during the exhibition
And so soon as they are arranged, will be
published.in our descriptive pamphlet, to-
gether with the names of the awarding
committees and the rules and regulations for
conducting the Fair.
The annual add ess will be delivered at
o'clock on Friday. '
The Marshals having supervision of the
several departments will have the assign
ment of the stalls, and will afford al. facil:-
ties within their power necessary for the
convenience and comfort of exhibitors;
No person whatever will &c allowed to
interfere with the Judges while making
their examinations, and any awards made
through collss;on.or fraud against the So,
ciety or any of its members. the premium
will be withheld. j. :. q"
FAT STOCK.-The Judges on Fat
Stock will give particular attention to the
animals submitted TO examination. 1t, is
believed that ell other things being equal
those are the best stock that have the
greatest weight in the smares superficies.
THE FAIR GROUNDS will be closed
aeainst all. admissions whatever, except the
night watch and officers, at O'Clock each
evening.
RULES FOR JUDGESc-The Judges
are requested to report themselves at the
business Office on the Fair Grounds by s o.
clock, A. M. Wednesday, and get their
badges OF Office. -.
No premium will be awarded unless the
articles merit them 81 where tbere'is but one
exhibitor, although he may exhibit several
animals or articles in class, only one pre-
MUM will be awarded, and that TO be the
fist or otherwise according to merit
Horses, Cattle, and all other stock and
articles must be owned by the exhibitor.
The Executive Committee will be com
posed of the Board Of Managers, to whom
all recommendations !or Premiums or Di-
plomas will be made, when not specially
provided for in the prize list. Their re-
ports should be handed to the Secretary BY
o'clock on Friday; in order that they nay
be ledgerized before they are read at ,he
stand.
Exhibitors will not be allowed to mos
any of their articles from the ground uu-
til the evening of the fourth day, withcu;
the permission OF some one of the mansger-
Members Of the same family will not t.
permitted to compete for the premium IT
the same kind of articles, without peying
an additional entrance fee.
Appropriate Premiums or Diplomas will
be awarded. according to merit. Should
awarding committees have anv donbt Of the
proPriety o. making an sward, they will
report their views to the Board of Mansg-
ers, who may be found at the Sseretary's
Office at all times Of each and every day
All stock exhibited on account of hlood.iks
owners will be required to furnish the CON-
mittee With an authenticated pedigree
Competition open to all members Of Agri-
cultural Societies upon the payment of the
specified enssnce fee.
l. NEIsWANGER, Pres.
K. j. ALEXANDER, Sec'y.
A RANDOM SHoT When Oliver Crom-