Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-31

Refreshments can be had at all houses
within the enclosure. This will accommodate
those from distance.
COMMITTEES.
At the request of the Board of directors,
the Horticultural Society were requested to
take charge Of, and decorate the Floral Hall.
At a meeting held by the Horticultural Soci-
ETY., the following committees were appointed
for the above purEse: 6
On Procuring Cedar WIN. P. Overman,
G. w. Clark, and A. J. Graves.
On Saw-Dus :-E. D. Adams, s. A. Bish.
op.
On Decorating .Hau:-D. G. Overman,
Chairman, Fred Boehmler, J. L. Vanuxem,
Frank Chase, J. H. Wilson, Mrs. A. J. Graves,
Mrs. NJ. L. Tracy, Mrs. A. s. Mitts, Mrs. ].
B. Powers, Miss Mary Cameron, Miss Mary
Crosby, Miss Lydia E. OvernsGl Mrs. s. N.
Pierce. go 81 |T E3E3E
On Procuring F1o,oers and Grain BENZ.
Knapp, Joseph Chase, James Brown.
MISCELLANEOUS PREMIUMS.
We would call special attention to the mis-
cellaneous list.
NUMBER ONE --srALLIoNs.
To the Stallion showing the best five
colts. ,OO.
and best. 300
ss NUMBHR Two--HoRsEMANsHlP.
Best Ladies' Horsemanship, ....... 800
End best, 2.OO
NUMBER THREE-vocAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
MUSIC.
Best Brass Band, $1,000
Best Band of Wood and Stringed in.
struments, not less than 4 in No.. 200
Best Band Of Wood and Stringed in-
struments less than in NUMBER. 100
Best performance on any one instru-
ment, other than piano or melodeon, LOO
Best performance on Piano or Melo-
deon, by Lady, ........:...... 400
Best by girl under fifteen years, go. 100
Best by boy :" y" "@. -. 100
Best Quartette, by male or female,... 200
Best Duette /" 90. 100
Best Solo, by lady, ....... ....... LOO
Best by a girl under fifteen years, 100
All entries under this class will be 81 extra,
judges appointed at the time of the fair. The
trial of music viii come of at Overmal &
Browns Block, on the second night of the
Fair.
Best description of the fair by any paper in
the Cedar Valley, $1,000, to be decided by
Board of Directors. ,,
NOTICE FOR ENTRIES.
Persons wishing to enter articles or animals
are requested to 60 first to the Treasurer's
office and procure their membership tickets,
which will entitle them to enter any articles
for competition for premiums, and also to free
entrance for themselves and families during
the Fair. On exhibiting their membership
tickets at the Secretary's Office, they can have
their entries made, and receive ticketsmarked
with the class and subdivisions to which the ar
ticle belong; and these cards must be at
tached to the articles exhibited,
no FOR THE rant
come ye TO the Fair. We sag to all, TO 90
to the Fair,-and not only 60 yourselves, but
take with Won Specimens If vo,lr farm nro
r. - ' F
ducts, or mechanical skill, to compare with
like articles from others, and to contribute
your share towards the interests of the Exhi.
OluOn. come 10 the same determination
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