The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-10-19
PROGRA Nj NIE
or THE
MHEdTH AE1NUAG FAIR
OF THE
ANDERSON FARMERS AND NEoHANIos'
ASSOCIATION.
October 2Eth, 20th and 27th, 1870.
WEDNESDAY.

WEDNESDAY.
Gates open at 10 o'clock a. m Exhibition
of live stock and saddle horses from l2 to 8
p. M, after which q trotting match will take
place, If two or more entries are made To
conclude with o mule race-ent:;s2 FREQ.
THURSDAY.
Gates open ct o'clock n. nj. Exhibition
of saddle and harness horses from II to On.
m, to close with o general exhibition of
saddle, ho-ness and haiterbroke animals.
Flowing match at IL o'clock. At II O'Clock
the cooking contest will begin.
FRIDAY.
Gates omen at o. o'clock a. m. Between
:! a;id ic . 0oi0ck5tiie baby show will talk.
place. From II to 2, the final contest be-
tween saddle horses, single and double har-
the committee will make their decision and
tie the ribbons. At o'clock the premiums
Will be awarded, after which C mule race
(open to the world) over three hurdles will
conclude the exercises of the Fair.
COMMITTEES TOAWARD PREMIUMS.
The following persons have been designa-
ted to ser,c on the Awarding COMMITTEES,
for the Ninth Annual Fair. The ladies and
gentlemen named are respectfully requested
to report to the Superintendents OF their re-
sFective Departments or Wednesday morn
dents will return their department. books.
together with reports of committees duly
signed, to the Secretary's Office on or before
Thursday afterpoon at 3 o'clock, in Older to
facilitate the arrangement of premiums:
FIELD CRoPs-Joseph w Keys, sup't. w
u Evins, M g Cog. 8 Mattison, Baylis
CATE AND SHHEP-F I Sitton, Supt. P
G Acker, r 8 Ee;leJ, Joshua Jai1nison.
James A Drake and X B Bowden.
HoRsEs-P H, E Sloan, Sup't DIR Nv "A
McCorkle, james Gray, II G Dickson, lSN
t Dean, 8 Beatty AMI d 8 Mccullough.
HoGs.John Reeves, Sup't. J Keys,
a e Reid NJ B Williams, CIV Maret and
X M Burriss.
PouLrRY-R Frank Crayton, sup't. Jas
w, Sherard. r w Reeves. T NJ Cater, r
White and H G .ierrick
HoTPrloLD John Eskew, Sup't. q
:" McGec, D L Cox, Thos Reid, r q An
a'Tfou Honsraola ana Il Rmfshn hp.lnF :. Lewis, ss,t
Mrs E A Bell, Mrs r L Keys, Mrs L Ii
Rucker, Mrs E 2 Earle, Mrs j N Brown
and Mrs Mary Vandiver.
Mrs ] P Reed, Mrs s Bleckley,- NM b J
Sherard Mrs w Ligon and MrSJ WKeys.
HoUsEHoLD "D"-John w thompson.
Sup't. Mrs. Yashti Burriss, Mrs. Martha
Baker, Mrs w B Shelton, Mrs H Epting
and Mrs r e Sadler. ai'9'i NiNrf
IL L.
Mrs McCully, Mrs C a Reed, Mrs E
Wilson, Mrs Murray and Mrs J c
Hous HOLD s;P'ADt r F Dia9er, sup'..
Hon P Reed, DR. NJ I. Sharpe. A T Broytes,
B f Whitner ard + G Borstel
MANUFACTURERS "A"-G L Tolly, Sup't.
W A McFall, + NJ Kay, Al sifton, j ]
Acker and VIM Ransom.
MANusACr ,ER's "B."-W w Russella
sup't. a McClinton, J c whiteiiela,
A 8 Stephens, L E Campbell and A NJ Guy
ton.
MANUFAcruRER's "C."-John n Glenn,
Sup't w SHELTON, w d Hatton, T l.
Ciinkscales Henry While and w Pick
ems. tf
NEEDLE AKp FAscy Wonx-S H Provost,
Sup't. AIRS Lizzie Mauldin. Mrs A b Tow
ers,, Mrs J X Cochran. MIS- Julius Foppe,
Mrs H FAINT, Mrs L Orr and Mrs } w
Keys. i,r ~ l fsyes n
FINE ARrs.-B F whitncr, Supt. GE
Brown, CT Hascall and l. Tribe.
FLoRAL' DEPARrtiENr.-J L Tribe, Sup't
Reese FAINT, Miss Carrie McFall and Miss
Jefiie Edwards.
SPECIAL yPnErlyNs, BreaEeales r Ii
Keya, s NJ Craytons s,A Dean !uni J-B Cara
penter.
MISCELLANEOUS! !ARr1cLEs.-y N Brown, J
Bcl;on, Watson, bullivan, lilies Pick
TnE "RipY snoiw."-DDr soi ii L, sshhn Sharpe
Superintendent 'CJnl,aittee on BousAAfrs u
u Dean, Mrs S Murray, Mrs Bleckley,
Mrs James A Drake and Mrs J BE STcan.
Cta,n;ttee OH Girls--W J Ligon, + NJ Glenn,
N z Sullivan, ) N Brown and Z Crayton..
Any OF the persons named on the above
Committees, who propose exhibiting in the
Dep. tments to which they have been as-
eiga l,swill be relieved upon their giving
notice to the President. =, l.r.>,-@. -
Superlntendents are requested to be in at.
tendance, at their respective departments, on
Wednesday ih0fEing ftf0 o's0ek, ahhfsel
main until the close bfths Fair, during tliS
hours Of exhibition, and see that the articles
are not handled by the visitors. They VIM !
assemble their committees on "Wednesday
morning and report all vacancies TO the
President. They are particularly requested
to see that no person other, than an officer
of the Association, or . member ef the COM
mittee for his particular department, be- per-
mitted to participated in the testing or tasting
of articles or exhibition : No premipms viii
be awarded an any class OF articles when this
regulation is Violated, which IS designed to
protect the exhibitor.
Superintendents will give their committees
every facility for examining articles, but they
will carefully abstain from any expression Of
opinien as - ;.;- .iS-its OF the aytsscie5t and
see that the awards are kept private. -
.rDs4sf 81 JANIS A. ;H0YT, y, Il