The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-06-04
Glass N-Plovinr Match.

CARVER THOMPSON, Superintendent.
Commi,tee-PR. sroN RoBERTs. ELISHA NEGrs
SIMEON BARNES
Best blowing, 400
50 s% DO DO s,co Zoo
Glass O-Sorghum and Fruit Garden.
Committee-ExEcurIvEC COMMITTEE.
Best pound ofsugar from quantity of 10 hs 500
"a do do do do 200
Pest sample of ns'.s'e' from 70 Su gallons IYS
Pest acre sorghum Or imphee' So"
40 DO 40 ''o'
an acre, and containing or more species
oftruit 400
Is 90 DO 90 DO 90 30 90 30 s,,SS s,"o
l e Class P-Essays.
Comnittee-FxASk Dom, LYDIA BARCLAY,
SRAH HOLMES.
Best account Of the Fair, forwarded to the
committee at West Liberty, within days
after tie Fair, 400
The alpve committee 10 requested to offer the
prize essay for publication, to the Iowa City
Republican Muscatine Journal and Upton Adrer.
tiser.
REGULATION
LIST. Any person may become member ofthe
b M to eiter any article or thing belonging to
I'm to compete for premiums, and with his wife
and minor children have free access to the Fair
g'ounds. Those who compete in Class N will
b. required to pay one dollar in addition to
membership fee.
I'd. Those who draw premiums for "1he gre at.
EFT variety Of apples" will not be entitled to any
o:her premiums on apples
Sd. All manufa. tured articles must have been
made within the year previous to the Fair.
lth. An article must DO meritoriOus to draw
premium.
5th. Exhibitors will find it to their interest to
have entrance cards on all articles entered, as
tlose without cards will not draw premiums.
9th. The exhibition Of stock will commence
O. the time and place desi gnated by the Marshal,
a,d proceed in the order they occupy on the
premium list.
9Th. If any false statement is made in relation
t any animal or article, or if any exhibitors in
t.rfere with the committees in any way intende
t. bias their opinion in favor Of their things,
such animal, article or things may be ruled out
ald srci"ded from competition, by the committee
iD any class, or by the executive committee.
Sth. Articles in Class q must be entered the
same time other articles are. The sugar and
nolasses must be exhibited at the annual meet.
ing Of the Society, with specific statements in
writing in regard to the mode of manufacturing
tlem. Satisfactory evidence must be rendered
Of tho amount obtained from the sorghum lot
annual meeting, according to the constitution,
comes "tho first Saturday in December, near
where the last Fair was held.
9th. All articles must be entered on the first day
the second day. The committees will be called
at o'clock of the first day and vacancies filled (;
aud they will be furnished by the Secretary with
. list Of all articles entered in each particular
Class s.-Iy "a the morning of the second day.
10th. The committees may award premiums
on meritorious articles In each Glass, not men
toned in the premium list, that are regularly
entered, which will be subject to the approval
OF the executive committee.
llth. Those persons attending the Fair %
members Of the Society, living at q distance,
will be entertained by farmers living near, and
they are requested to make the mselye kno to
the officers Of the Society.
Officers of the Society.
President-MOSES VARNEY;
Vice Prssident-H. C. Gill;
Secretary-J. NJ. WooD;
Treasurer-J. II. PAINTER;
Marshnl-JoHN r. COLE.
Board Of Directors-D: G. Barkalow, John
Marsh, A. b. Cornwall, PhIneas Cowgirl, John
Moore, s. E Gunsolus, A. Hirst
By order Ct the Board.
J. WOOD, Secretary.
The place of doing the business OF the Socie.
ty, for the present, Is at Springdaie, Cedar
county; and it is expected THAT all the world
aud the rest Of mankind" II they choose, may
become members and help to swell the throng Of
people. and also to add their mite in bringing
things 10 exhibit, that it may he great gala day
for the industrial portion of our community,
when we can get acquainted with one another,
compare views and articles Of produce and man
ufacture.
1t is also desired to have, ON the last day Of
the Fair, An address or addresses on the true po-
sition Of the laborer; said addresses to be deliv.
cred by practical men, that they may speak
whereof they know. Who volunteers? Any one
willing to undertake the subject will please ad.
dress the Secretary, at West Liberty.