The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-03

Eliza ]. Sarver, N grape vine. -. ii. nj.
" " display curiosities III. Nj.
VIM. HardgrOve, Egyptian rice. Dip.
c. A. KrideT, plate pears. ......... w. Nj.
California pears. w, Nj.
Mrs j. Flohr, rag rug. LIST Pre-.
Mrs. j. X. Niesz, plate Cracking
Mrs. 'gpiyS !. (. Niesz, smock cling @ "
NJ, L. Gibbs, Jersey heifer, no pedi-
Daniel Camp, cow and three caiv's !"
Mrs. E. B. Pierce, can'd blk ber's. w. Nj.
pelch pickles. Nv. Nj.
Mrs. H. R. ROhrer, transcendent
rs crap aPRies Psesa ielv ist ist Ere PTs
Mrs i E. B. aSH& Pierce. eld'rbry jelly ist Pre-.
III. K. ROhrer, squash. ...... ID. Nj.
Mrs. E. B. Pierce, Tas'b'y jelly. go. w. Nj.
Miss Z. Kuner, embroidered chemise Dip.
clock shelf. Dip.
lamplight holder s.. Dip.
baby hoop, needle
crochet shawl. :. Dip.
Mrs. w. R. Greer, picked eggs. w. NJ.
Joel Staver, Snowflake potatoes 1st Pre-.
Mrs. w. Greer, picked pears. -. w. M.
G. S. LeiningeT, pr Guinea pigs 1st Pre-.
Mrs. W. r. Greer, ,pickl'd cucumb'rs W. Nj.
Charles A. Pontius, pair fan tailed
pigeons. ................... ..lSC IRE.
G. S. Leininger, Hong Kong goose 50
c. C. Snyder is awarded diploma for
Monitor clothes wringer, display of
rifles, robes, horse blankets and saws,
G. c. Snyder, favOrite clothes
Wrlnger. ................. ID. NJ.
G. c. Snyder, steel bolster springs H. NJ.
10. Meyers, Mrs, E. Baldwin, Mrs.
W. Meyers, G. S. Leininger, w. S. Rank
j. N. Shaub, Committee.
REMARKS,
In making out the premium list we
endeaYOred to secure accuracy. Class 10
and 26 are omitted until after the meet
ing of the Board If there should be
any errors or omissions in the above, a
postal card dropped to our address will
be attended to Immediately. The object
of the Board is to do exact justice to all.
Yet it has to depend upon the work of
its various committees for great share
of its success. We believe that this year
the Society had exceptionally good COM
mittees, as but very little complaint has
come to our hearing.
The Society desire to return their sim
cere and grateful thanks to the various
merchants of our city for valuable aid
in making Floral Hail success. We
very well know that it is no light task
to make the exhibits they did, and of a
large portion of the visitors of the fair.
The fair was a success financially as
well as otherwise, yet we desire to build
it up and make it better every year. To
secure this we need the active cO-opera-
tiOn of every good citizen of Stark county,
both in work and wise suggestions for
the improvement of its various depart
ments. Now, while the matter is fresh
in the minds of all, any suggestion will
be thankfully received by the Secretary
and other members of the Board. When
we come to compare our county and
other counties in which annual fairs are
held with those where none are held,
we will be agreeably surprised at the
progress and improvement of the agri-
cultural interests of those places where
fairs are held. If such are thefacts why
not build up and improve our society?
The Board will hold meeting ON the
18th of this month at 10 a. m, in their
rooms. Persons who may desire to meet
with them at any of their meetings are
always welcome. Premiums will be
ready for payment after October 18th,
and will be forfeited if not drawn by
December 1st, 1881. The reason for this
is that the Secretary must make his an
nual report to the State of all moneys
paid out and received, in fact close the
business of the year by January 1st.
Thanking all for many past faVOrs
especially the editors of our local papers,
we make our bow for the present.
HENRY r. Packer, Sec'y.