Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-09-29


be the products of this county and by under the d.
rection of the competitor
ARTICLES ENUMERATED THE LIST, &C.
All articles NOT contained in The hsi Of premiums, wiB
be referred TO committeesone Of ladies and another
gentlemenon unennmerated articles to be adudged in
their respective departments Persons presenting such
will attach card each article with thereon:
To the judges unenumerated articles
Articles or animals raised prodused in this coun
ty will be admitted exhibition, but for premiums
and when merng will receive the Societys commcnda-
ton.
RULES FOR AWARDING PREMIUMS.
The Judges animals will have regard to symmetry
early maturity and general qualities characteristic of the
breeds making due allowances for the age, feeding and
other circumstances connected with the age and condi
tion of the animal They win be careful in their report
to distinguish clearly the pedigree, whether full blood
grade native They will bear in mind that the great
object encourage the production OF good stock Of
each description for breeding.
The Judges Agricultural productions will have re.
gard 10 quality and perfection well size and guam
tity produced. In should they award premium
for an article of forced and unnatural growth when the
has been produced at the sacrifice of every desr
BILE quality the object being to give encouragement to
such productions most perfect in quality or size
and quantity.
The judges agricultural and mechanical implements
and manufactures shond have regard solely to the supe
rior adaption durability and general utility of all articles
presented to them. No premium should be awarded for
articles merely for the superior workmanship exhibited
in their construction when the does possess the
requisite qualities for utility and general usefulness
1t will be the duty of the judges articles not enum
Grated in the list to award concentrations and diplomas
when in their judgment the extraordinary character
superior quality of the shall merit and when such
articles coming within the rules of the society, shall
merit cash premiums they will recommend the same in
their report to the Executive Committee who win fix
the amounts of such premiums
The judges will be expected in all cases in making their
reports to give statement of the which infu
enced their decision pointing out the superior qualities
the animals articles to which the premiums are
awarded. In will they award premium when
the animal is not worthy, though there be no cOmpe
tition. And when there is but competitor, although
lie may show several animals in class, subdivision
only one premium will be awarded that to be the first
otherwise the animal article may be adjudged
to merit.
TO COMPETITORS EXHIBITORS.
1t very desirable that persons who intend to become
competitors exhibitors TO this fair give early notice
to the Secretary of their Misunderstanding the kind Of
animal article they wish to enter that ample prep
paratons may be made for the Tie committee
anxious that the arrangements shall be full and complete
that each department will have its full space and each
animal or article be properly exhibited.
Every precauton and will be taken that article
however costly or delicate in texture or manufacture
shall be in the least injured Officers, in sufficient
bers, will be the grounds whose duty it will be 10
look to the safety of everything exhibition
Water and hay viii be furnished the grounds free
CT expense to competitors and exhibitors.
Persons to whom premiums are awarded will receive
carfif of
time after the close of the Fair. The diplomas and
mendatons of the society, win be given to those entitled
to them upon application to the Secretary.
Members of the Society will be admitted with their
ladies and children under age to all the privileges of the
exhibition.
The annual address will be delivered at o'clock on
the afternoon of the second day.
Tickets admitting one person during the exhibition,
so cents, single admittance, 25 cents.
s. .... LIST OF JUDGES.
Stock Horses-John Passmore, Guy Tozer, vM. Long,
Ferris Ackley. ..#. .. .. -..
Road and Carriage Horses-John F. Means Samuel
Kellum, Jedson Blackman Samuel Owens, (Canton,) J.
y. Long.
Colts Chester Pierce, A. l.. Cranmer, Giles Hoyte,
Charles Manville, William Storrs.
Catue-FuH Bood-Francis Tyler, Richard Ashton,
Hiram Spear, B. Laporte, Edward Overton.
ddeS-OHdunCy
Daniel Pomeroy, William Snyder NJ. S. Warner.
CatRe-NdtiUes John MCord, Paul Firman, G. c.
Hill, James D. Newell, Julius Russell.
Working CattLe-ZebuOn Frisbie, II. H. Mace, Lorenzo
Watkins, D. H. Abel, John F. Chamberlain.
Mich Coucs-George II. Wells, Jabez Fish, Allen
Hale Gabriel King, Daniel Bay.
Fat Catae-J. NJ Bishop, Albert Lent, ,Sturges Sgures
Black, Benjamin Saxton.
Jacks and lIueS-Wilam COoIbaugh John B. Smith
Francis Blackman.
Sheep. B. G. Babcock James Ingham Seth W. Paine,
W. A. Benedict, Samuel Hyatt.
Seine James Elliott John Taylor, Jesse Woodruff
POultry-William Patton, William McCabe, Joseph
Homet
Field Productions Isaac Myer, John Laporte, J E
Pioett, Dummer Lilly, c. F. Mason
Seeds-Edward Wells, Jared Woodruff, E. D. Montanye.
Flour and AftaLs-D. j. Berdsley Orson Ricky, James
Nevins.
Dairy, Sugar and Honey.-H S. MeIcur c. H. Little
(LeFaysvile) Henry Gibbs, Mrs. John Passmore, Mrs.
Joseph Homet.
Erut-Samuel Pomeroy, Day id Wilmot, Darius Bal.
lock, Doct- W. Baker Justus Lewis
Garden Tegetables-Frank Brown, Mr.. Sherwood
(Sheshequin) Daniel Harkins James c. McKean SAILS
bury Cole.
Farming IuspEements-v E. PoIlett, c. L. Ward,
Reuben WILDER, John Mcmahon, Harry Ingham
Mechanical Implements and Manufactures
Fox, John w. Griffin, Theophilus Humphrey, Nathan
Tidd, - Welles.
Horse and Or ShoeRg-AddsOn n MKean, l. A. Park,
John A. Codding.
Slaughtered Meats, Hams and Bacan-G. H. Bull,
Joseph Rdgway, jeremiah Kilmer
Household ManHtdcturss-Erst Class-Mrs. J. NJ.
Reed Mrs Harry Mix, Mrs. James Vandyke Mrs. Darius
Bullock, Mrs. A. B. Smith.
Household Mdnutactures-Secon Class-Mrs. ]. B.
NJ Hinman, Mrs. Jesse Allen Mrs Charles Ames Miss
Susan Myer.
Household Manufactlres-T Glass Mrs c. l..
Ward Miss Henrietta Page, Miss H. Gates Miss E. Myer,
Miss Z. Long.