Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-10-08
AUGUSTA COUNTY FAIR.
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PROGEsANNME.

Ats A. NJ. the Chief Marshal and his Assis-
tants will assemble at Gatherem Hall to meet and
organize the committees of award in the several
departments. The places Of all who fail to re-
port for duty by 10 A. NJ. will be filled by the
Chief Marshal.
At 10 A. NJ. the Band Of Music will drive a.
round the Grounds, and there will be grand
procession upon the Ira tx of all animals en- tered
for exhibition, to be led OF ridden in the order
prescribed by the Chief Marshal.
At IL A. NJ. the Band will play in the Rotu a.
da. The Track will be open for practice in Trot-
ting, Hacking and Pacing, and the time, until IL
NJ, will be spent in examining the, animals, I'M
plements, machinery and, other things on exhi-
bition i7:f Is st4tsfl Esktt s{;t.
Atl2IS1.. an address will be deliyeredin Gath
erem Hall by ---
COZ. FRANK G. RUFF1N.
At P. NJ. there will besports upon the Green
such as Foot races, Stock races Wheelbarrow
races Jumping, &C., &c.
APP NJ. there will be music in the Rotunda.
The Track will be under the control ofthe Com
mttees for the eXarn ma ton OF Horses. The Green
will be devoted to promenading by ladies and
gentlemen, and the afte noon viii be spent In
social enjoyment.
At4P NJ. the track will be open for practice
by gentlemen who intend to ride in the Tourna-
ment. ------
IL SECOND DAY,
At A. NJ. meeting of Chief Marshal and his
Assistants and the Committees of award at Gath
erem Hall, to make arrangements for The business
of the day. {sfF - -'-.es
At 10 A. NJ. music on the Green. general
display of harness horses single or in pairs, to
be driven upon the Track. Flowing match.
At II A. NJ. music and Promenade in the Ro-
tunda. Trotting, Racking and Pacing on the
Track. Examination of animals, implements,
machinery, &c, &c.
At 10 Nj. address in Cattle, EN- Hall by
PROF. J. W. WALLET. 80
At P NJ: trials of speed under direction of
Committee of award. .,---.5sz - l---s .
At2 P M.music and Promenade in the Ro-
tunda. g se1-.x
AT 3 P N. dance upon the Green-Star Cotil-
lon-16o couples.
At P. M. practice for the Tournament.
Poll will be open all day at the office of the
Secretary for the election of Two Directors in
place of Col. Turk and Capt. Baylv.
THIRD DAY.
At 9 A. NJ. meeting of Marshals and Commit
tees of award at Gatherem Hall, to make up and
decline awards.
AT A. NJ. music on the Green Display of
Horses on the Track whether led, or in harness
or under the saddle
At IL A. NJ. music and Promenade in Rotunda
Sports on the Green. Trot,ing, &C. on the
Track.
A IL M. announcement of Premiums in Gath
erem Hall, with brief addresses from such speak
ers as many be present, and music from the Band.
AT P. NJ. Grand Tournament of Knights in
costume.
At 8 P. N. Grand Coronation in costume
Promenade and Masque Ball in the Rotunda-
Dancing in costume only.
At | P. M. Mosques removed efreshments.
Old Virginia Reel by the company.
GENERAL REMARKS
The Gates will be open at A. M and closed
at sunset
Persons in vehicles and on horseback will en-
ter by the Rotunda Gate and leave by the cot
tage gate. Vehicles not allowed to return this
way, or to sop except to put down take up
passengers. proper place is pro vided for horses
or carriages remaining in the grounds, and none
will be allo we'd to go of the trottng course except
those entered for exhibition.
Vehicles tassing between the Town and the
Fair Grounds will uniformly bear to the right in
meeting.
dyes Cor the whole Fair or single day Will
be sold at convenient places in Staun on and near
the entrance to the Grounds. They must be SO
worn as 20 be seen at all times by the Police,
Refreshments VIII be furnished within the
grounds by ladies of the several religious and
charitable societies.
Good music has been secured An efficient
Police will be in attendance and perfect GOOD Or
der is guaranteed.
Gar purpose IS to establish a Fair and Fes-
.tivai at which the people of Augusta and the
neighsoring counties may feel sure of finding not
only Eell ordered exhibition of productive in
,dustry, butinnocent and healthful recreation and
amusement for themselves and their wives and
children.
All are invited to come, those who have PIC
ducts to exhibit, and those who have not.
Leave behind you all your cares, and bring with
you your best hrmor and your best clothes
JNo. B. BALDWIN,
WIN A. BURKE, Ex Com
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