St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-09-13
Awarding Committees.

Field Craps d Orchording.--J. w
Burroughs, Maxwell Ireland, w. p
Gaylord.
Vegetables 4. Fruits. II. A. Hand
Henry Wady, j, b. Dawlcy.
Horses, First Glass. - Maxwell Ire
land, John Richardson, Bcuj Darland
This division Of the Premium Lis,
was SO altered as to comprise in the
2nd class Best Breeding Mare and
Colt; End best Breeding Mare and
Colt Best two years old Colt 2nd
best two years old Colt Best one
year old Colt ; 2nd best one year old
Colt Best pair Draft Horses.
Horses, % Class, and .Joehs, Jennel,
and Uales.-C. l.. Spaulding, William
Grccnlcc, B. +. Cheney.
Catie.-W. w. Roberts, James B
White, Amos B. Frost.
Sheep y. Uooi,-John Kellogg, Al
den Flint, Wesley Brownell.
The word three" before Bucl
Lambs was stricken out of this Divis
ion of the Premium List
SHRINE y. Eo,cis.-.A. Il. Blood VIM
Gilman, James Howard.
DAIRY Sugar and Honey.-- Josiah
Knight, Mrs. Corydon Burroughs, Mrs
Il. &. Horr.
HheclmrigM 4. BiacEsmiM U'ork.-
Otis llavcns, 5. o. Page, Hiram Ros
cnkrans.
C0Jima d. Jcener Woyk.- Theodore
Mix, N.P. Thompson, james Morrison.
t~tM 1LanufGciures.--S. \. Wool,
cot, &. II. Young, A. Anderson.
UousehOid Manufactures H. C. Stin.
son, Mrs. Milo Gilbert, Mrs. b. Ben
net, Mrs. a. l.. Athcrton.
Lddles Ornamental Work. Mr.. 4. II.
Baily, Mrs. l.. G. Burroughs, Mrs.
Josiah Knight, Mrs. James Howard.
Prortsions.-Wm. b. Howard, Mrs.
A. b. I. llildrcth, Mrs. Harvey Nyc.
Mrs. w. p. Gaylord.
Fine Arts.- lIcrvey Wilbur, Mrs.
VIM. b. Fairfield, Mrs. Charles Smith,
Mrs. Ella Athcrton.
Mtscdlancous-lIon. David Wiltsc.
l.. A. Quimby, VIM. II. johnson.
Eqnestrianship.- AIanson Lambert,
James Coley, Lyman S. lIorr.
PlongAtag Iatch.-Rudolph Rex, r.
NJ. Waller, Wilson Smith.
Discretionary Commliuee.-M Milo Gil
bert, Hartford NJ. Brown, David Nc
Murray.
Farming Implements--David Petit,
4. Z. Wilcox, NJ. w. Raymond.
PROGRAMME.
On Thursday, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
a procession will be formed by the
Marshal, and, escorted by music, the
people will be conducted to the Speak
ers' Stand, where an opening address
will be delivered by James jackson,
Secretary of the Society. After music
by the Band, an Grafton will be de-
livcrcd by DR.. ID. G.. Frisbie, of Mitch
ell, when the audience will dispense
for dinner.
AFTERNOON.
At one o'clock, Horses, in the order
OF their classes, will be rode or driven
around the track for the purpose of
examination by the Awarding Com
At two o'clock, the Flowing Match
will take place on grounds short
distance East of the Fair Ground.
At three o'clock, the Ladies' Eques-
TRAN display will take place OH the
Fair Grounds.
At half past three o'clock the
awards of premiums will be read
rom the stand, by the Secretary.
The Awarding Committees are re-
luested to hand their reports to the
Secretary as early as three o'clock.
All Entries should be made on We'd
lcsday, the first day of the Fair, if
possible : and no entries will be per-
nittcd to be made later than 8 o'clock
\. NJ on Thursday, the Cd day.
The superintendent and Committee
II Arrangements will be present on
Wednesday to attend to the DISPOSE.
ion and arrangement of articles,
took, &c, as they are entered.
ems, feed and pasturagc will be pro-
ided for animals.
CHESTER BITTERFIErD Pros