Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-26
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meeting az Pafnesviiie, Dec. is, IA and
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The Annual Meeting ofths soicts will
be held as above, nnd cordial invitation
10 extended to Fruit Growers, Nurscrymen,
andep friends Of P9moegyH to,bg,present
end participate iu'tbe discussions. These
meetings hsve)always been soeial--conduc'
I've TO friendship aud good will, and ahofd
ing mutual Instruction, es well as promPt
ing TO higher attainnepts 70 the Nrtnning
and civilizpg arts of Horliculluse AID
Paiuesviille, sfIie place Of meeting, is on
The Lake Shore Rail Road, 20 miles Il ,st
fof cleveland, and in one Of the finest fruit
growing regions iu the uniy-though its
capabilities are not half uaders % al yet;
and ss II viii be for the interests Of the
farmers and land owners TO become fumll.
lar wi, the Objects Of this Society, tsssis cx.
pectcd there will be large Attendance
from The Lake Shore counties Of o lio, al
ready famous for the production Ct apples
and grapes and destined to become cqn lly
so, in parts, for peaches aud other lfui,s.
The Transactions of this SJciely are nov
embodied in the annual report Of The Ohio
State Board OF Agricul;ute aud OK ensive-
ly circulated; so that our association is re-
garded as O S a,e ii orlicnltHral lSuciety
The fee of membership is one dollar per
year; persons wishing to he enrolled as
members aud receive the Il port, if uo'
present oil The meeting, are rtq ,eSted to
remit The fee the S,ci elafy.
Specimens Of Fruits, especially win or
apples and pears, aud vsrieaits not gener
nliy know, are desi' ed for the meeting
IL 80 H. n q 1 ha
expense of the Society, dfected to NJ Is.
Bsieham, Secretary, Painesylie. 1t i,
expected the meetieg will be held id VII
cows Hall-aud Lead qnar;eIs at ,L'
Cowles House, TJDE has 4IQ4
PROGRAMME.
First Day, TUESDAY. Forenoon, nee
al III o'clock; shake hunds arrange fru,u
&c, ill dnner. Afteruocn,, Address {
welcome, by a citizen ,ul Gainesville; al
poiutuent Of Committees; Report OF Se'
tary aud Treasurer; Report Of the Con
mittee ad interim on Summer f ni,s. (e
peeially Strawberries aud G apes, as vi
messed the past season at Cincinnati Co
-nmbus, Cleveland and Prtsburg. Eve'
ing, Address ly The Pie, iGent, D.. j Z
Narder, Of Cincinnati. ss
SecObu Day EOtenOcu. II ViNtO0 4
the ,Oatol1gue of Fruits, with discussion 0
(. Apples, Pears and Peac1icS Afternoon
same subjects continued, rerhops ineudi''
& Small Fruits, as Strawberries, RasGerriei
Currsnts, &c. Erering, Essays or Dis
cussioo on topics of interest; ass Ihe in
Thence of The great lakes on The c'ima e o
their shores as fe:ing the production o
fruits; effects of the cold spell of JAnulil
1864; statistics of shipment aud sals oI
fruit, &c.
y Third Day. Fo enoon, Election Ct Off
s.cers, and other msceilanioas business oI
the Society; Discussion on G apes au"
Grape culture, with remarhs on new anf
old varieties Of Grapes as to their value fc
market and for wiue adoption to fferen
soils, climates, &c. Also an essay 10y &
Nv. Campbell, Esq. Of Delaware. on lh'
production of new varieties of Grapes by
bybridizing. Afternoon and evening, sam
subjects, or any unfinished business; witt
remarks Oh keeping or pressiyimg iru.'s
during winter, including description oI
Nyce's patent fruit preserva'aries ereci,c
of Cleveland and other cities.