, 1866-09-14

Best boar, 800
SOW, 500
lot Of pigs, mot less than s. un-
der six months old, 800
No. s.-DungGH Fouls.
Best lot, one cock and two hens, $50 4"
CLASS 4-Grain, SEEDS, Vegetables and Dairy
Best yield of wheat, oats and barley, ten
acres or more, each, $40 "
Best sample Il bushel or more) wheat,
oats corn or barley, each, 3
No. 2.-Seeds.
Best sample Il peck or morel beans,
peas, and timothy seed, each, &"
No. 5.-Vtgsfa6Ies.
Best exhibit of garden vegetables, :"
pumpkins and squAshes,
beets, carrots, PArsnips, onions, tur-
niPs, pOtatoss, cabbage each,
No. 4-F7our and Neal
Best so lbs. plain -four made in Wv.
couAty,
$50 lbs $. r. AOur, made in " Woo.
&C" corn meal &"
No. S.-Dairy
Best pounds butter 3"
made by gtri uu-
der is years old,
" specimen cheese,
Statements Of the process Of making the but
ter and cheese should accompany the specimens.
CLASS 5.-Frms and FOvsrs.
Best exhibit of apples, pears, peaches,
piums and grapes, grown BY the sI-
hibitOr, each, s75o
No. 2.-FIorsI.
Best exhibit OF flowers, 400
CLASS 6.-Naagfaetus0
Best 2-hOrss wagon made by exhibitor, IS "
" ploW and horss-rAks, each,
" carriage and team harness, each,
" saddle, u
" exhibit Of carpenter and blacksmith
No. s~Do-.,tie kou.tset~s,.
Best lot OF corr brooms,
" quilt, dress and shirt, each
" pair socks or stockings, fancy knit
ting, croehetand embroidery, each, . /"
" loaf bread, salt or hop-fising each,
" specimen can preserved fruit, jellieI
and pickles, each,
" sample millinery, diR, T
" painting or drawing, "
CLASS 7.-EqEestrianir1s.
Most skillful and accomplished lady rider.
gentleman
The premiums upon this class will be made
known upon the ground.
N. B.-Ten per. cent. on the amount of premi-
ums entered for will be charged ~ entrance fees
TO be paid at the time Of entering.
Premiums will be awarded on articles not in.
eluded in the above list II deemed worthy.
Exhibitors must have their articles and ami
mails entered at the SeerstAry's Office before 4
o'clock P. N. on the first day of the fair.
The trials of speed will take place on SGtur-
day, the lAstday.
RULES ToR TIE GovEREERNT or rHB TAIR
l. No person will be permitted TO present apy
article for exhibition At the Fair Of the Society
ana 10 competitions ,of premiums unless he il a
aemoer in good"standing. Persons not man.
oer9 may deposit articles for exhibition, on nav
ing such sums as may be prescribed by the Ex.
eSntiye Committee
z. NO article or animal entered for premium
can be removed or taken away (unless by spe-
eiaI Permit) before the close Of the exhibition.
NO premiums wiz be paid on articles or animals
removed in violation Of this rule.
). Articles and animals entered for exbibi-
ton must have cards attached, with class and
NO, which will Be made out BY the Secretary.
l. The Executive Committee will use eVery
Preeannon in its power for the safe prsservs-
uon OF all articles and stock on exhibition, but
VIII not be accountable for damage or loss.
5. Animals to which premiums bav, b.sD
awarded will be paraded under the direction
OF the Marshal, that the visitors may see the
prize animals.
8. No one will be permitted TO interfere with
the Judges, verbally or otherwise, during their
examination for the awards.
ExEoUrIvE coNNIrrEr.
d. r IsAaes, Anderson Cox, J.H. BIewett.
. - NO0A' W. II. Newell
T. @. Lee, A. Blanchard. Chas. Russell