The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-29
CLASS Fruits
APPLES.

GLASS h-FruttS
APPLES.
Best 4 varieties Autumn apples; best va
rieties sweet apples: best varieties for family
use; best 4 varieties for market. 81 each.
Largest and best display Of apples grown by
exhibitor, number of varieties and quality con.
sidered. 81.
Best plate of 5 Belmont; best plate Of 5 Ben
Davis; best plate of Bently Sweet best plate
of 5 Fallawsser; best plate of Grimes Col
den; best plate of 5 Hubbardians Nonesuch;
best plate of 5 Greening.; best plato of Rus
sets: best plate of 5 Romantics; best plate Of 5
Rome Beauty: best plate Of 8 Roxbury Rus.
sets: best plate of S Smith Cider; best plate Of
Winter Pearmain; best plate of five Northern
Spy; best plate of Fall Pippins; best plate of
8 Siberian crab apples. 25 cents each.
PEACHES.
Best plate of peaches one variety, 50c
best plate Crawford's Early, 25c
Crawford's Late. 25c.
PEARS.
Best specimens Of each variety Of pears,
if approved by committee. 25c
best plate of pears, quality and beauty to
rnie. 25c
best varieties for general cultivation, &c.
PLUMs, OUNCES AND GRAPES.
Best display of each good variety of plums
if approved by COMMITTEES; best display of
plums; bestplate Of ounces; best 5bunches OF
each approved variety of grapes 25c each.
Committee-Dr A B Covert. rtz Shaub.
John Beardmore, N Garden, briggs.
~ GLASS s. s
Best half bushel wheat, hest half bushel rye;
best half bushel spring barley. best half bushel
fall barley. best half bushel Indian corn. best
fhalf bushel oats. best peck fax seed, best peck
timothy seed best peck clover seed. best three
pounds tobacco tspangledy, best pounds of
tobacco (red), best pounds tobacco lyellow)
each 75c.
Best peck Irish potatoes. sweet potatoes. seed
corn, white beans, pounds hops, half bushel
buekwheat, watermelon. muskmelon, radishes.
wax beans. 12 carrots 10 parsnips oyster plants.
mustard, Lii ma beans. heads of csbbaye, half
| bushol tu-nips. ID beets; peck tomatoes. win
ter squashes. winter or 7-year pumpkin. 8
heads caulifiower, 12 cutumbers, vegetable
egg plant. pepper and stalk, celery. parsley pie
plant ruta bagas. peas not less than pint each
kind, squashes, 5 oitrcns, top onions. yams,
25 cents each.
Committees D Ford, John Burbacher
John Moore, John Cooper. William Martin.
FIELD CROPS.
best acres corn tbottom), 10
best acres thill). 10
best acres oats, ~
best acres hay, lO
| est acre of tobacco, ~
best quarter Of an acre potatoes, o..
Measurement of the ground must be made
and sworn to by a competent surveyor, and the
amount produced must be sworn to by some
one having knowledge of the amount. full
statement of the method of cultivation and
cost of production must accompany each entry.
Kind and quality must be stated. Entries
may be made with the Secretary to December
1, 1889. s
EQUESTRANISM.
Lady rider. 1st prem Sc 81. 81
Five to enter to start. One hour of the
third day of the Fair WILL be devoted to Eques
tranism. The committee will decide enly with
reference to the ease, grace and style of the
competitor and her command Of the horse. No
racing will be allowed.
Boy rider lst prem. % I'd, "a
Same conditions as for lady riders.
Committee to be selected on the ground.
/ Discretionary premiums will be awarded on
meritorious articles, whether in the list or
not. aV
! . FOOT RACING.
Man race $3 Boys under 16 years Of age ~
Five entries and 8 to start tonce around ringl
Committee--.Fritz Reef, Chas. Lauenstein,
D. Okey. W. F. Hunter. J. T. .Spriggs.
MULE RACE.
4 To go under the saddle. best Q in 3. three
rounds to the heat Premium 50 and ~. No
owner will be permitted to ride his own mule.
The mule winning two heats by coming out
} behind in each to be awarded the first prem
} Committae-Jas Gatchell, P. Schumacher,
!, ir.. H. R. West, T. o. Little. A. j. Pearson.
JAMES WATSON, President.
GEO P. DoRR. Secretary.