The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-09
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The eileers. ia Submitting tle naiats "a
whom he v~arioas awards have teoa made
by The vaIions ialgcso Of the GilloFent de-
%par;Eienis q. exhibits. would siy. that,
while a5lae oi tAe Iep4iiaien.s weie Let
as iUi as tleF shueid haye tesn. yd.
what sgfgc3 N1rt SO eAiib!uou Wcle
good The stsk departments were all
tasi could be expected; most every stall
Wss oeupica. and we ciR say. without
contradiction. Thai The cattle. sheep anj
hogs &.uid ceIapsGc fagorsbly With any
iognd 10 ihe STATE. IEe sheep exhibited
hg Mcsrs Peter nt6iey aud Nm. 5.
Morgan could not be exceiic3. Also the
shorthorRel cattle exhibited hy Mr.. ".
II. Gardner. aud the AllcrEeys exhibited
rs MesSrs james Parsoa and Peter Hef-
dey are equal 60 Tie best louud any where.
Tie display al Manufactured wares was
ne 81 large a previous cans, but this is
R.aHly igc "a The bad weather expert.
encr3 during the SIS former exhibitions.
Great cge5ft Is due 81 s7Fs Carts kooscr,
J. 81 II Lier58am. u "a. 3. Codroih, ".
b Frsse, John Dillon, j. S. uArizell,
G. i Walker j.. p. Rauyon. Noah Case
beer. George snyder, J. II. Hammer, W.
S Morgan. aai Chambers \ Co., FOR TIE
4a,efgs lagy nisn;ed y TIE success OF
,Le attr. and f3r ila teaaiiiul AMI Interest
ing display 2i tIer various Manufactured
articles lad on cxhtbiii3a.
Iae i4jies and chiidreu's departments
were elegant aud could rot be improved
up3a; tAe latter being II O. the mes, IN
fa-r.tfr u sa-frea -fc If rrt. E.tr.apl - -Ii
would have taken as much interest as oar
young irieaas alt departments would have
eecn iul. Tue articles displayed bJ them
were beautiful, useful, and ornamental.
Taxing every thing into consideration,
iair was en entire success. everybody
seemed TO Ice perfectly satisfied, and went
home pleased with The exhibition. We have
iIied hard. AID len nothing uuGone that
would add 20 lhe success of The fair. Civ
llE both or tine and labor for he Benefit
ol tie Society. We would sag 10 the
farmers and mechanics Of cur county, take
nlE hope &. wHl moi raia every time,
even Il We bad q small shower this year.
Another year lcl al turn cut, and bring
some specimen OF his labor or product OF
his soil De The fair. While the premiums
awarded you, OF offered by The Society,
VIII not Or Dies not Justify you financially,
yet il you good % come and enjoy
. icw days holiday, and meet yogE liieais
ant exchange views in regard 70 tbs rails
lnE u stock and crops, and also keeping
the Society, ar enterprise worthy Of
any farmers aid and interest. We would
say that the receipts VIII enable the oocie-
ty to pay Of the premiums awarded in
iuil, aud part on the debt.
The G1e display Of Rubber goods on ex-
li5.iioA by The Candee RlbbeT Co, placed
exhibition by George Snyder, were
among the Interesting things Of the fair.
The goods were handsome and durable,
and were admired by all. The various
SIS les and beautiful 1nish on them brought
forth C-ommendatofy comments The
CaEdee Ha55er Company, OF Connecticut
IS the largest m~aluLactoy Of the kind in
the country, and their goods are il de
manj IL all parts Of the globe.
Tie Lae specimen Of cheese and butter
ca exbibili-n b. j. \. Spur, SI-
p-aTintgn5ent Gi the factories OF The coua-
", were admired by all, and added great
% the iaiercs. OF the fair. Mr. Spur
IS Q live man, and Aessis. SAGE * Go. can
congratulate themselves Ii securing his
services. The butter is Of q fae quality,
sweet, and OF q rich ana bezu.ilIl color,
and ihs demand ior i IN the eastern mar
ket, Sc are informed, is greater Than they
can I'll.
Al these Who Witnessed The T0uraa-
IsHt were pleased wiA the fine horsemlu
displayed by he SIX kaights. III.
JoAn Salicr was the successful knight,
and carried oil the pTiza. which was q
handsome bride.
The ta3t races, agPlsIPicSiBg, etc, ere
ste1 BE usll, interest. and the ian was
eDj3ycl by al.
The Officers take this Oppjstauiy % re
lGrn their thanks 70 Gov. John I. Hart.
Tan8 and Hon. J.. u. Kirkpatrick, for
their visit 20 cug town, and their able and
Interesting addresses
To Captain Lloyd johnson aadthe Con
neiisyiile Grays, the officers and men of
Company q. and the Tenth Regiment
for The Hne and betgtilal p1rades,
and the tue and exquisite iuusic far
during the fair;
To Hon. Vim. II. ko0ntz ii entertain.
.ng the Governor. and for tie great inter
st manifested 10 the Society;
10 j. X Hynduan, Superintendent Of
lie 3. IL o. Railroad, for the cheap ex-
rates offered the people in attend
.ng the fair, and the fine style n which
be transported his Excellency Gov. llar.-
raHd and suite over the road. Also the OF.
icers OF the 5. * NJ. =. Railroad for the
rates on the road;
To the superiutcndcnjs sud judges, who
30 kindly consented 10 act ana make the
sWaris ia iAs various departments. We
iui the books il every instance well kept,
and The awards made without fear or la
g9r 90 ans.
We herewith submit q iisa Of those per.
.1us who were awarded premiums. ana
Ag name Of the article or which it was
awarded. The premiums win be ready
ur distribution Immediately, and we hope
,i 1Ll as satisfied. as We aIe quite NIX
1us q SHOULD be. and Q general good feel
ne cxs. amaa- al, ana be read with a
hearty good viii 90 make The next eXhibi
Jon 3 oi tle best ia western rennsylya-
Val Hay. President,