The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-10-17
October 23, "a and 25, 1878.
WEDNESDAY.

Articles will be received and arranged
for exhibition. Live stock alone will bo
received OH Thursday morning until 10
o'clock, but must be entered on or before
Wednesday.
THURSDAY.
Gates open at 0 o'clock q. m. E1hibl-
ton of saddle and harness horses from
II a. m. to 2 p. H., to close with general
exhibition Of saddle, harness and halter
broke animals. Flowing match at II
o'clock.
FRIDAY.
Gates open ut 9 o'clock a. nj. From II
to 2 the final contest between saddle
horses, single and double harness horses
will take place, at which time the Com
mittee will make their decision and tie
the ribbons.
COMMITTEES TO AWARD PREMIUMS.
The following persons have been desig-
mated to serve on the Awarding Commit
tees for the Eleventh Annual Fair. The
ladies and gentlemen named are respect
fully requested to report to the Superin-
tendents Of their respective departments
OH Thursday morning, October oath, at 0
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 o'clock:
FIELD CRoPs.-Joseph w Keys, Sup't.
S lfattison, Baylis Hix and w c Wat
kins.
CATTLE AND SnEEp.-R S Bailey,
Sup't. P G Acker, Joshua Jamison and
HonsEs.-w T Dean, sup'tj NJ P Trib-
BILE, Asst Sup't. Jas A Gray, D S Nc
Cullough, j S Beatty and VI G Dickson.
HoGs.-John A Reeves, siup't. j G
Keys, NJ B Williams and G w Maret.
Jas w Sherard, R w Reeves and Il NJ
Cater.
HOUSEHOLD ga. John Eskew, Sup't
G w McGee, D L Cox and Fl I Epting.
HOUSEHOLD B."-R NJ Burriss, Sup't
Mrs L A Bell, Mrs n Brown and Mrs
Mary Vandiver.
HOUSEHOLD "C."-D A Zeigler, Sup't.
Mrs ! P Reed, Mrs D Sherard and Mrs
w Ligon.
HOUSEHOLD "D."--John w Thomson,
Sup't. Mrs Vashti Burress, hrs Martha
Baker, Mrs E C Shelton and Mrs II
Epting.
Mrs r L Keys, Mrs c A Reed, Mrs John
G Whitfield and Mrs T Wilson.
HOUSEHOLD "F."-Dr R L Diver,
Supt. Hon P Reed, DR. NJ L Sharpe,
A II Broyles and B Whitner.
MANUFACTURERS "A."-G + Tolly,
Sup't. w A McFall, j Acker and
MANUFACTURERS "B."-W W Rus
sci, Sup't. ] Whitfield, A S Stevens
and L e Campbell.
MANUFACTURERS "C."-Jno IA Glenn,
Sup't. N X Sullivan, B Shelton, T L
! Clinkscales and w s Pickens.
NEEDLE AND FANCY WORKS. Fl
Provost, Sup't. Mrs Lizzie Mauldin,
Mrs A B Towers, Mrs r Cochran, Mrs
Orr and Mrs w Keys.
FINE ARTs.-B F Whitner, Sup't. ]
s Murray, G E Brown and G ] Hascall.
FLoRAL.-Jokn e Allen, Sup't. Mrs
Jas Wilson, Mrs j Reese FAINT, Miss
Carrie McFall and Miss Jeffie Edwards.
SPECIAL PREMIUMs.-K Breazeale, Il
L Keys and NJ Crayton.
| MISCELLANEOUS ARTrCLES.-Jos n
Brown, J Bolton Watson and DIR M L
| Sharpe.
Any Of the persons named on the above
Committees who propose exhibiting i'll
the departments to. which they have been
assigned, will be relieved upon their giy-
ing notice to the President.
Superintendents are requested to be in
attendance at their respective depart
ments on Thursday morning at Q O'Clock,
and remain, during the hours OF exhibit
ton, until =he close of the Fair, and see
that tho articles are not handled by the
| visitors. They will assemble their Com
mittees on Thursday morning, and re-
port all vacancies to the President. They
are particularly requested to see that no
person other than an officer of the Asso-
citation, or member of the Committee
for his particular department, be permit
ted tc participate in the testing or tasting
of articles on exhibition. No premium
will be awarded in any class of articles
when this regulation is violated, which
is designed to protect tho exhibitor.
Superin:endents will give their COM
mittees every facility for examining arti-
cles, 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.
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