The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-07-08

water, 5Grimes Golden, Hubbardian
Nonesuch, 5 Greetings, 8 Russets.
Romantics, 5 Rome Beauty, 5 Roxhury
Russets, Smith Cider, 8 Winter Pear.
main. 5 Northern Spy. 5 Fall Pippins,
Siberian crab apples, Bailey Sweet, Bald
win, Never Fail, Vandever, Maiden
Blush, Gili1ower, Rsmboes, Bel flower
Rel R,'set, Woods Winter Sweet, Plate
Anples. Penic, & )lden Pippin, Baltimore,
Ci t"r SIrII, Jlly Sweet, Snga, Loa'.
Ri'sian Fall, P1ughkipsie Russet, 25c
each. -
B,st plate o. peaches, one variety plate
CraTfnri's E.rly, plate Crawforl's Late,
25a. each.
PEARS.
BIS 8 3speci'Gens each variety of pears.
if approved bv c,mmittee, plate of pears
quality and hsantv 10 rule, 5 varieties
tor general cultivation. 25c each.
PLUMs, OUNCES AND GRAPES.
Best display of each good variety OF
pluns il spptov1i nv committee, best
display of pu ns best plate Of ounces,
hest 5 bunches o. each approved va
rietv O.! grapes. 25o each.
Committee-J. II. ,usherty. VIM.
Raal, AK. Piosens, B. R. Digs,
George Suppes.
CLASS S.
Best peck wheat peck rye, peck spring
barley, peck fall barley. hushe Indian
corn, peck oats, pick fix seed, peck
oFch.fd graI', peek timothy seed, peck
clover srai three pound, tuhacco
(spang led } 3 pounds O. ionaceo (red. }
3 pounds tobacco (relow) 25c each.
Peck l'i'h pp'alpeI, sseet pOlat 'es.
half peck sanw fl,ks, white elephant,
Vic;ors, Burbank, St. Patrick long red
white star, bluth, peerless, beauty OF
hebron, early rose, mamno;h pearl,
priie OF America, Burbank Seeding po-
tatoes. 25c each.
Seed corn, white heans, pounds hops,
half bushel hack wheat, watermelon, rad
ishes, wax beans, II carrots, II par
Snips, oyster plants, mustard, lima heans,
3 heads OF cabbage, half hu1hel turnips,
II bees, peek rns,oes riuter 90 lash-
es, winter or 7 year pumpkins, heads
cauli flower, II cucumhers, vegetable egg
rlan,, pepper and stalk, celery, parsley,
pie pl ant, ruta hagas. peas not less than
pint. each kind, 8 squashes, citrons,
top onions yams. 23c each.
Com muittee-Thomas Ford, George
Richner, James O<ey.
FIELD CROPS.
2 acres wheat, SO
2 acres cp'n (bottom), 10
2 acres (rIlD, 10
2 acres oats, 1C
2 acres hay, 10
acre OF tobacco. 10
quarter OF an acre potatoes, 6
Measurement of the ground must lie
male and sworn 10 nv q competent eur
veyor, and the amount produced must
be sworn to bY some one>hsving knowl-
edge of the amount A full statement
of the method OF culiva ion and COSTS
OF prohnetion must accompany each
entry. Kind and quality must be stated.
El'rie, NAV be made W tn the Secretary
to December l, 1884
Lady rider, 1st prem. $5 I'd, S3
Eve to enter, 3 to start Ole hour OF
the 4,h day of the FAIR will he devoted
to Eqnestrianism. The committee will
decide only with reference to the ease.
grace ard style OF the competitor and
her command OF the horse. No racing
siIl he allowed.
Bhv rider. 1st prem S5. 81, S3
Same conditions as for lady riders.
Committee to be selected on the
ground.
Discretionary premiums will he awarl
ed on meri,orions articles, whether 10
the list or not
FOOT RACING.
Men race, SO. Boys under 16 years Of
age. 81.
Five entries aud 3 to start (once
around ripg.)
Cbmmlttee WIN. Smith, John Burg
bacher. DR.. B Dennie, NJ. L Slusher,
John Pouiton.
The Monroe County Stock Sale As
sociation will have public sale OF thor
onghbred and high grade stock, consist
ing OF Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs and
Poultry. each day during the Fair, from
IL to 2 o'clock. This stock will be
sold a, auction and sales conducted in q
lair and honorable manner. All those
desiring to purchase good stock would
do we'll to attend these ssics.
I P. FARQUHAR. President.
Gro V DoRR. Secretary.