The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-18
CLASS H3-P,ntru Stores. dc.

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Peach ont.er
qlinse
III plum Dutter..
tomato
samples eats atsup-............
, Conmnttee-silas Egbert, Mrs. d. b. Hoffman ant
Mrs VIM. Russell.
CLASS o.-7eghle Fabrics.
Best 10 yards wooden CLOTH" 50
I'd best 10 yards WOODEN cloth
Best 10 yards woolen
I'd best 10 yards wooen carpet
I'll best 10 var Is rag carpet
Best 10 yards barred flannel.
I'd best 10 yards barred flannel
Best l0 yards plain fannel
"a best 10 yards plain flannel.
Best ~ yards plain
I'd best 10 yards plain
Best 10 yards barred
"a best 10 yards barred dlinen....-........ .....2
Best 10 yards fucd
" 10 yards
{. 10 yards tow cloth. ..........................3
ad best 10 yards tow -............2
~ best bed luilt.................
Best pair of blankets.
:" domestic shaw
:. 'o,eiict.'.
counterpane
PAIR wooieh st"cklnss.........
pair WOODEN
pair woo'en mittcns... ................1
. home made shirt, hand make.
Z" pair knit cotton stockings. gs...................2
= pair knit cotton socks.
| " pound stocking ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Every article in this class must be manui;c tured
within the county the present year.
Committce-E. r. Barron, Mrs. b. F. Fox and Mrs.
Pc. Bailey.
CLASS 25-Fancy Goods dc.
Best specimen of silk embroidery
"a best specimen of silk embroidery.
Best ottoman
"a pest ottoman
Best table cover, needle WORK
:. variety of worsted dwork...............-......
ID best variety of worsted work
Best fancy needle work for chair
ID best fancy needle work for chair.
Best worked cushion and back.
I'd best worked cushion and dback.................l
Best variety Of millinery work
:" display of millinery goods. diploma and 2
' pair lamp stand mats
I" hem-stitch work.
:. two yards tatting edgcing.
two yards tatting insertion
" crochet edgeng. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .....2
" hen,ming by hand. y
Every article in this class must be made within the
co nty the present year. Exhibitors will be regu rcd
to furnish evidence that they are made before MAX
| ing entries.
Committse-Aonz, Brown Miss DeIo:imer Mrs
hoDorts.
| CLASS 26-F2orers, dc.
Best and greatest variety named flowers.
" anu greatest variety unnamed howcrs...........2
moral
arranged of flowers -. .1
. ornamental shell
| " orn tmental leather work
| 50 specimen wax flowers .o
| - display OF artificial flowers.
" dspa" of feather fowers......... -.-..........2
g display ofcoored photographs. .....-...dip
display Of plain photographs. hs..........-.......2
Z. " 80 '
uaS"eireotyles..
" nionochromatic pic din
=" Iowa landscape i'm oii...................dip& >
:. miscellaneous painting in oil...................2
" pen or pencil drawings.
" specimens penmanShip..
Next best specimens pennaiship ip.................1
Committee-lIorace Hamilton. Mrs + Bassett, Mrs
Thompson, Mrs & Dean and Mrs Eibeck.
CLASS 27-Rtding Match.
Best lady rider on horseback 3 |
Next best lady rider on horseback >
Best frl rider Under II years ofase to ride pony
Best gentleman rider on horseback 5
Next best gentleman rider ON horseback .
Best boy rider under IA to ride a pony 3
Next best boy rider under II to ride pony .
Best speed by man ON foot 3
Best speed by boy unacr IL years of age . |
Committee--Robcrt Grant, IL Carter aad Rufus
Richardson
PROGRAMME.
This programme will be placed in the
hands of the Chief Marshal, who, with
his assistants, will be expected to execute
it to the letter. Any additions which may
be made to it shall not interfere with the |
time and order as here agreed upon. No
change need be expected, unless bad
weather should render it necessary.
WEDNESDAY, lsr DAY.-Entries NAV be |
made at the Secretary's Office, inside the |
grounds until O'Clock M, at which time |
the books will be closed until ! o clock in |
the evening, when they will be opened two
hours at the hotel in the village, for the |
accommodation only of those from dis
tance, who could not reach the Fair earlier.
Superintendents Of the different classes |
will be ready to receive and arrange arti-
cles and animals early in the morning, and |
continue so engaged during the day.
At p m the plowing match will take |
place. Glass l9.
At , p NJ, spadins match. Glass 10.
At ) p IN, draft teams in class 1. Teams
to be tried hitched to sleigh or stone-sled |
loaded with stones.
At3! m fastest walking team in har-
ness. Class ,.
At 4 IN, all members of committees
will be expected to report at the Sccretary's
office and answer to roll call. Vacancies !
in committees will be filled us far as prac-
ticablc.
THURSDAY, 2D DAY.-Entries can be |
made at the Secretary's Office, inside the |
grounds from I to 10 o'clock, a m. At |
which time all entries must be made, and |
all animals be on the grounds and i'll their
appropriate places. At the same hour the |
r, -, u.
II, Is, 10, 20, Il, 81, %, n, 25, ,6, will
meet at the Secretary's Office, take their
books and proceed to discharge their du-
ties.
At O'Clock NJ, committee will Judge
oxen and steers, class Z, in the ring, com
mencng with four years old and upwards,
after they are dismissed three years old.
and SO on, according to age. Each age to
form distinct groaps.
At 9! m, committee will judge class
six, commencing with males three years
old and upwards, and SO on according to
age. As soon as males are dismissed, next
females, commencing with COWS, and so on
according to age, until all are disposed G
At 10 m, committee will Judge class
one, commencing with four years old and /
upwards, and SO on according to agc.-l
Each age to be in distinct groups in the
ring.
At 10 m, committee will Judge class
five commencing with the males, next fe-
males, and so on according to age.
At 10 a m, committee will.judgc class
eight, commencing with males two years
or over, and SO on until disposed of.
AT 10 IN, committee will Judge class
nine, beginning with the males over one
year and SO on until disposed of.
AT loa M, committee will Judge class
three, commencing with brood mares and
SO on from the oldest according to age.
At lOs Il m, committee on class ten will |
proceed to their duties, beginning as per
class