The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-10-19
PROGRAMME r
OF THE
MlMTH ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE
ANDERSON FARMERS AND MECHANICS
ASSOCIATION.
October 25th, 26th and S5th, 1876.
WEDNESDAY,.

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WEDNESDAY.
Gates open at 10 o'clock a. m. Exhibition
of live stock and saddle horses from IL to 8
D. M, after which trotting match will take
place, if two or more entries are made. To
conclude with mule race-entries free.
THURSDAY.
Gates open at o'clock q. nj. Exhibition
of saddle and harness horses from II to Up.
M, to close with q general exhibition of
saddle, harness and halter-broke animals.
Flowing match at II o'clock. At 12 o'clock
the cooking contest will begin.
FRIDAY.
Gates open at g. o'clock a. m. Between
II and IL o'clocEfth baby show" will take
place. From IL to 2, the final contest be-
tween saddle horses, single and double har
ness horses will take place, at which time
the committee will make their decision and
tie the ribbons. At 2 o'clock the premiums
(open to the world) over three hurdles will
conclude the exercises of the Fair.
COMMITTEES TO AWARD PREMIUMS.
The following persons have been designa-
ted to serve on the Awarding Committees
for the Ninth Annual Fair. The ladies and
gentlemen named are respectfully requested
to report to the Superintendent Of their re-
spective Departments on Wednesday morn
ing, October 25th at o'clock. Superinten-
dents will return their department. books,
together with reports of com mittees duly
signed, to the Secretary's Office on or before
Thursday afternoon at o'clock, in .older to-
facilitate the arrangement of premiums:
FIELD CRops-Joseph w Keys, sup't. W
D Evins, M G Cox, Mattison, Baylis
Hix and w C Watkins.
CATTLE AND SHEEp-F L Sitton, Sup't. P
G Acker, R Bailey, Joshua Jamison,
James A Drake and A B Bowden.
HoRsEs-P H E Sloan, Sup't. DR. w A
McCorkle, James A Gray, NJ G Dickson, Nv
T Dean, Beatty and D s Mccullough: =
HoGs-John A Reeves, Sup't. c Keys,
A E Reid, NJ B Williams, G w Maret and
R NJ Burriss.
PouLrRY-B Frank Crayton, sup't. Jas
w Sherard. R w Reeves, T. M Cater, R F
White and H o Herrick.
HOUSEHOLD "A"-John Eslew, Sup't. G
w MCGEE, D L Cox, Thos L Reid, R @ An
delson and H I Epting.,
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Mrs E A Bell, Mrs R L Keys, Mrs E NJ
an,s Mrs Mary Vandiyer.
HOUSEHOLD "C"-Wm S Brown, Supt.
Mrs P Reed, Mrs S Bleckley, Mrs D ]
Sherard, Mrs w J Lyon and Mrs j w Keys.
HousEHoLD "D"-John w Thompson,
Sup't Mrs. Vashti Burriss, Mrs. Martha
Baker, Mrs J w Shelton, Mrs H Epting
and Mrs r E Sadler. ''''
HOUSEHOLD "E"-James L Orr, Sup't.
Mrs s McCully, Mrs G A Reed, Mrs ] f.
Wilson, Mrs E B Murray and Mrs J c
Whitefeld.. -, - g.,.-s ss.e
HOUSEHOLD ''F''-Dr R Diver, sup't.
Hon Reed, DR. N L Sharpe, A T Broyles,
B F Whitner and C v Borstel.
MAxuFAcrURER's "A"-G F Tolly, Sup't.
w A McFall, F NJ Kay, A J sittop, j J
Acker and VIM Ransom.
MANUFACTURERS "B."-W W Russell,
Sup't. A S McClinton, Whiteheld,
A s Stephens, L E Campbell and A NJ Guy
ton.
MANUFACTURERS "C."-John NJ Glenn,
Sup't. wv B Shelton, w D Hatton, T L
Clfnkscales, Henry N White and w Pick
ems.
NEEDLE AND FANCY WORKS H Provost
Sup't. Mrs Lizzie Mauldin, Mrs A B Tow
ers, Mrs r Cochran, Mrs Julius Poppe
MIS- H B FAINT, Mrs J L Orr and Mrs W
FINE ARrs.-B F whitncr, supt. G E
Brown, CT Hascall and J L Tribe.
FLo&AL' DEPARTMENT. L Tribe, Sup't
Mrs a z Broyles, Mrs James Wilson, Mrs
Reese Fant Miss Carrie McFall and Miss
-Jeffie Edwards.
SPECIAL PREMluMs.--K Breazeale, r l.
Keys, s NJ Crayton, SEA Dean and J,B Cara
penter.
MISCELLANEOUS ARr1cLEs.-J N Brown,
Belton Watson, n K Sullivan, Miles Pick
ems and NJ P Tribe. -.;.....-. -.4..sf
THE "BABY DIR NJ L. Sharpe
Superintendent. Committee on Boys-Mrs B
D Dean, Mrs ] S Murray, Mrs Bleckley,
Mrs James A Drake and Mrs ] BE Sloan-
Committee on Girls-W Ligon, F NJ Glenn,
N K Sullivan, J N Brown and T s Crayton.
ANY of the persons named on the above
Committees, who propose exhibiting in the
Departments to which they have been as
signed, will be relieved upon their giving
notice to the President
Suparintendents are requested to be in at
tendance, at their respective departments, on
Wednesday morning at O'Clock, andre
main until the close Of the Fair, during the
hour; of exhibition, and see that the articles
are not handled by the visitors. They will
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 OF the conf
mittee for his particular department, be per
mitted to participate in the testing or tasting
of articles on exhibition. /, No premiums will
be awarded in 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
opinion as to the merits of the articles and
see that the awards are kept private.
| 4.,. JAMES A. HOYT, !.
Secrntarv