, 1866-09-28
CLASS l.-Canls.

Avarded at the First FAR, TO be held on the 4th,
5h and 9Th Of October, 1866.
CLASS l.-CattEs.
lst prem. I'd do.
Best bull years old and upwards, Sc 90 Dip
{" 3 90
calf $50 ="
" COW years old and upwards, 90 "
heifer year old 500
milch COW, 90
No. 2-Work Cattle.
Best pair 4 years old and upwards, 5 90
!" 2years old, 800
CLASS 2.-Horses.
No. l.-HOrses Of all Work.
Best stallion yrs old and upw's, 10 90
years old, 500
" brood mare and colt 8 Us Gup.l0 90
sucking colt, diploma
no. 9.-Drgh Horses.
Best stallion, 1000
% mare 800 "
" sucking colt, DIP
No. S.-ThoroGgh- Breds.
Best stallion, 10 90 :"
" mare, ~ W
" sucking colt, dip
In this department Of thoroughbred animals,
none will be permitted to compete but such as
furnish satisfactory pedigree.
No. 4-Matehed and Single Horses
Best span matched carriage horses, 10 90
:" draft 600 "
" buggy horse, 500 "
saddle " 500 "
No. 5.-RmniEg and TrOting Horses.
Best runner, single dash of mile, 25 90 "
trotter Z" Is 90 u
Span matched trotters, " 25 90 4"
The above trials of speed will be governed by
the usual rules.
No. 6.-Swepstakes for Horses, Mares and Colts.
Best stallion, 10 90 "
" mare 1000 "
." " colt (sUckjng) 500
. No. Jacks and Mules.
Best jack, 1000 "
jennet 1000 "
span mules, loo &"
" single mule years old ; up, 5 90 1"
sucking colt, dip. "
CLASS 3.-Sheep, Srine and Poultry.
No. l.-Shep.
Best buck, 1000 d"
" eve, 10 90 "
" lamb 90 &"
No. I.-Swins.
Best Boar, 500
" sow, 5 90 3-
" lot of pigs, mot less than 81 un-
der six months old, 500 "
No. 3.-DunghW Forls.
Best lot, one cock aud two hens, $50 "
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,
No. 3.-Seeds.
Best sample q peck or more) beans,
peas, and timothy seed, each, "
No. 3.-Tegeta6les.
Best exhibit of garden vegetables, 5 "
" pumpkins and squashes,
beets, carrots, parsnips, onions, tur-
nips, potatoes, cabbage, each,
No. 4.-F1opr and Meat
Best so lbs. plain -four made in W. W.
county, {"
so lbs $ r. -four, made in W co.
%" corn meal
No. 5.-Dairy.
Best pounds butter,
" made by girl En.
der Is years old, {"
" specimen cheese, 3
Statements Of the process of making the but
ter and cheese should accompany the specimens.
CLASS 5.-Fruits and FlO,osrs.
Best exhibit of apples, pears, peaches,
hibitOr, each, 81 so
No. 2.-FloWers.
Best exhibit of flowers, 200 L"
CLASS G.-Manufaetrs,
| Best 2-horse wagon made by exhibitor, S. "
plow and hOrse-rake, each, 3 {"
carriage and team Harness, each, 5 I"
' saddle,
| exhibit of carpenter and blacksmith
work, each, I"
No. 2.-Domsstie Manufactures
Bes; lot Of corn brooms It
I" quilt, dress and shirt, each, GO
" pair socks or stockings, fancy knit
ting, crochet and embroidery, each, d"
" loaf bread, salt or hop-rising each, 5
specimen can preserved fruit, jelies
I" sample millinery, dip. "
painting or drawing,
CLASS 7.-Eguestrianisa.
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 as entrance fees,
TO be paid at the time of entering.
Premiums will be awarded on articles not in
cluded in the above list If deemed worthy.
! Exhibitors must have their articles and eni-
mails entered at the Secretary's Office before 4
o'clock P. N. on the first day ofthe fair.
| The uials Of speed will take place on Satur-
day, the las.day.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
H. P. Isaacs, Anderson Cox, J. II. Blewett,
J. D. Cook, VIII. Newell.
| MANAGERS.
T. G. Lee, A. Blanchard. Chas. Russell.
|
FRED w. COLMAN,