Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-07-19
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jospecimen of netting, yards 50
do 5 pounds dressed fax so
Committee, W. Y Miles, Gallipolis; J. n.
Clark, Clay; Austin Barton, Morgan; Mrs.
John r. Smithers, Gallipolis; Mrs. Grasson
Davis, Gallipolis, Mrs. C. L. Guthrie, Chesh-
ire.
~ -Class L. Fancy Articles.
Best specimen machine sewing by q lady $500
do smbroidered table cover 90
do do group flowers 80
de and greatest variety worsted work 90
do lamp stand mat so
do worked collar 50
do do handkerchief so
DO specimen hair work I 90
do do wax flowers 50
do do do fruit 50
do do shell work 50
do DO leather work 80
=. do do oil painting 50
do do water colors (painting) so
do do erayon drawing 50
Committee, Robert Black, Gallipolis; @. L.
Guthrie, Cheshire; F. L. Leelsreq, Gallipolis;
Mrs. William Eagle, Raeeoon; Mrs. ]. J. Pool,
Clay; Mrs. A. P. Rodgers, GalliPolis.
Class N. Dairy Products.
Best specimen cheese 10 lbs or over 81 90
DO do butter lbs or over ! 90
do box honey 90
do 2 leaves wheat bread 80
dog do corn do 50
do specimen Chinese sugar manufae-
tured from sugar cane 90
best specimen syrup manufactured from
sugar cane 50
best specimen maple syrup 50
best display fruit iellies L 90
COMMITTEE, Grasson Davis, Gsllipolisi
Samuel johnson, Addison; Mrs. AmAsa Van
glider. Cheshire; Mrs. William Waddell,
Green; Mrs. William Womeldorff, Green.
- Glass n. Horticultural.
Best collection of flowers in pots 81 90
largest collection cut dahlies 30
do do do yerbenlAs 80
best floral design so
4 do boquet fiat so
L-r3o do round - .r-r so
do collection greenhouse plants 90
Committee, H. NJ. Onderdunk, Gallipolis;
Amos Mauek, Cheshire; Mrs Robert Black,
Gallipolis; Mrs. James H. Guthrie, Ohio; Miss
Fannie Guthrie, Addison. t. l-
Class o. Mill Fabric.
Best display of wOollen fabrics 50 90
Committee, George Cox, John C. Neal and
Moses Frank, Gallipolis.
I. hFllcles.
Committee, C. D. Bailey, A. p. Rodgers,
d. Y. Smithers.
In addition to the above Premiums the fol-
lowing purses will be given by the Fair
Ground Company, with an entrance fee Of
$500:
Best and fastest horse or mare in harness $1,000
Second best and fastest trOtting horse
or mare in harness $500
best and fastest pacing horse or mare
in harness or saddle $500
Committee, /. r. Calohan, John R. Smith
ers,. G. d. Bailey, A. L. Langley, a. P.
Rodgers. I'd
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
l. Any resident 10 the county may become
q member Of the Society by paying one dollar
into the Treasury.
I'd. Any member of the Society may enter
as many articles for exhibition az he or she
may choose.
Sd. All members Of the Society viii be fur
nished by the Fair Ground Company, with
one dollars worth of admission tickets and
ticket to admit team or horse free of charge.
4th. All articles competing for premium,
must be owned by the person entering the
same, (or by some member of the family and
products Of the soil must be produced in the
county, within year preceding the fair, by
the person or persons exhibiting the same.
9Th. Competitors for premiums on Crops
are required to have the ground and its pro-
ducts accurately measured by two dIsinteres
ted persons, whose statement shall be verified
by written affidavit, and furnished the board
on or before the annual meeting for the elee-
tion of officers.
9th. Any animal entered for exhibition in
one class cannot compete for premium in
any other class except horses, which can be
entered as pair, draught, breeder, driving or
saddle. All animals entered for sweepstakes
will be charged one dollar additional.
9TH. Hay only will be furnished on the
ground, free of charge, for stock on exhibition.
9Th. Committees will be appointed to re
eeiye stock and arrange articles on exhibi-
ton,
9Th. No premium will be awarded except
on articles Of merit, though there be no COM
petition
10th. The first day Of the Fair will be de
voted to entries, and arranging articles, all
entries to be made by three O'Clock Of first
day, and all animals and articles to be on the
ground by ten O'Clock of second day.
llth. The second day to be devoted to the
exhibition of stock and horses, driving and
riding, mechanical articles, agricultural and
horticultural products.
18th The third day viii be devoted TO
continuation Of the same as the second day
snd to the exhibition Of stock and horses for
sweepstake premiums and to the exhibition
of premium animals, and to the Fair Ground
Company's premium for fact driving and
riding and to sale of stock.
18th. No entry of animAls will be made in
any class after three O'Clock Of the first day,
except for sweepstakes, and no animal or ar
ticles will be entitled 10 q premium unless 1t
remains upon the Fair Ground until the close
of the Fair.
18th. Awarding committees will report
themselves at the ball on the Fair Ground at
ten o'clock A. n. Of second day, when names
will be filed, and committees be furnished
with list of entries. 1
18th. Exhibitors wishing to enter any ar
tiele for premium. are recommended TO call
at the Office Of the Secretary, At Galllpoiis,
and have the articles entered upon the boexs,
st any time after this date, until the frst day
Of the Fair. =,
18th. No raeingi viii be allowed on the
Fair Ground, no riding or driving will be al
lowed on the ground, except from the entrance
gate to the hitching ground without the order
| Of the Marshal ~
18th. All premiums awarded and not de-
! manded before the close Of each fiscal year, or
prior 10 the third Saturday Of May annually,
shall be regarded as forfeited 70 the Society
Admission, Single tickets. 25cts
Children under ~ years, 15ets
Two horses and buggy, 36cts
Single horss and buggy, 2sets