The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-10-11
PROGRAMME
OF THE
TENTH ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE
ANDERSON FARMERS AND MECHANICS
. -~--, ASSOCIATION, -.-'.'------.-r.--..
wednesdays
October 23, "a and 25, 1877.

WEDNESDAY. s-
Articles will be received and arranged for
exhibition. Live stock alone will be re-
ceiyed on Thursday morning until 10 o. clock,
but must be entered on or before Wednesday.
THURSDAY. ssi@'h
Gates open at 8 o'clock a. m. Exhibition
of saddle and harness horses from II q. m.
to 2 p. M, to close with general exhibition
Flowing match at II o'clock. At IL o'clock
the cooking contest between girls from II to
IA years old will begin. Premium, China
tea SET :,ifZ i3SF3SE
a2 FRIDAY;
Gates open at 8 o'clock a. m. At IL
o'clock sharp the "Baby Show" will take
place. At IL o'clock the cooking contest be-
tween young ladies from IA to 20 years old
will begin. Premium, China tea set. From
IL to 2 the final contest between saddle
horses, single and double harness horses will
take place, at which time the Committee
will make their decision and tie the ribbons.
At o'clock there will be tournament, at
the conclusion of which the awards Of the
Committees will be announced. --,,-',.---'.
COMMITTEES TO AWARD PREMIUMS.
The following persons have been deNgna-
ted to serve on the Awarding Committees for
the Tenth Annual Fair. The, ladies and
gentlemen named are respectfully requested
to report to the Superintendent of their re-
spective departments on Thursday morning,
October Oath, at 8 o'clock Superintendents
will return their department books, together
with reports of Committees, duly signed, to
the Secretary's Office on or before Friday
morning at 9o'clock :.
FIELD CRoPs.-Josephi w Keys, Sup't. G
Mattison, Baylis Hi1 and: w G Watkins.
CATTLE AND SHEEP.-RS Bailey. Sup't. P
G Acker, Joshua Jsmison and Jas ADrake.
HoRsEs.-W T Dean, sug't; M 2 Tribble,
Asst. Sup't. JOS A Gray, ID 8 Mccullough,
J s Beatty and NJ q Dickson. .e
Hoas.SJohn A Reeves, Sup't ] @ Keys,
M Williams and G. w Maret.s
PoULTRY.-B Frank Crayton, Sup't. jas
w Sherard, r w Reeves and T M Cater.
Household "a John Eskew, Sup't G
w MCGEE, D L Cox and 81 ! Epting. =:
HOUSEHOLD s"B .a'-R M Rulriss, Supt
Mrs E "A Bell, Mis- N Brown and Mrs
Mary Vandiyer. { - :,
Mrs P Reed, Mrs D Sherard and Mrs
| w Ligon. /.
Household "D."-John w Thompson,
Sup't. Mrs Vashti Burress, Mrs Martha
Baker, Mrs E Shelton and Mrs n
HOUSEHOLD "E."-James L Orr Sup't.
Mrs r L Keys, Mrs c A Reed, Mrs John G
Whitfield and Mrs F Wilson.
| HOUSEHOLD "F."-Dr r f Diver, Sup't
Hon P Reed, DrM L Sharpe, A T Broyles
and F Whitner. |
MANUFACTURERS "A."'-G F Tolly, Sup't.
w A McFall, ] Acker and VIM Ransom.
MANUFACTURERS "B."-W w Russell,
Sup't. ] C Whitfield, A S Stevens and 2
E Campbell.
MANuFAcrUnERs' "C."-John NJ Glenn,
Clinkscales and w s Pickens. /.
NEEDLE AND FANCY WORKS. III Provost,
Sup't. Mrs Lizzie Mauldin, Mrs A B Tow
ers Mrs R Cochran, Mrs Julius Poppe,
Mrs H B FAINT, Mrs l. Orr and Mrs ] w
Keys
FINE ARrs-B F Whitner, Sup't. s
Murray, G E Brown and Hascal.
FLoRAL.-John E Allen, Sup't. Mrs Jas
Wilson, Mrs Reese FAINT, Miss Carrie Nc
Fall and Miss Jeffie Edwards.
SPECIAL PREMIUMs.--K Breazeale, Il i
Keys and S M Crayton.
: MISCELLANEOUS ARTIcLEs.-J N Brown, J
Bolton Watson and DR. M L Sharpe.
The BABY SHow."-Dr M J. Sharpe
Sup't Committee on Boys-Mrs d Dean,
Mrs s Murray, Mrs s Bleckley, Mrs JOS
| A Drake ana MIS- georgia brOWn. CVHHtt-
tee on Girls-W Ligon, F n Glenn, N
Brown T s Crayton and A T Broyles.
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.
Superintendents are requested to be IN
attendance at their respective departments
on Thursday morning at 0 o'clock, and re
main, during the hours of exhibition, until
tho close of the Fair, and see that the arti
cles are not handled by the visitors. They
will assemble their Committees on Thurs
day morning, and report all vacancies to thu
President. They are particularly requested
to see that no person other than an Officer
of the Association, or q member of thu
Committee for his particular department, b'
permitted to participate in the testing o.
tasting of articles on exhibition. No opremi
um will be awarded in any class of article
when this regulation is violated, which il
designed to protect the exhibitor.
Superintendents will give their Commit
tees every facility for examining articles
but they will carefully abstain from any ex
preston of opinion as to the merits Of TIN
articles, and see that the awards are KEEP
private. j. l.. TRlBBLE,
| Secretary