The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-10-04
FAIR Notes.

MIS- lsOrer Will leCGule DIT Hooll vi urs
dav and Friday in tn. "Moderu Kitten ,
Her first lecture will be- on Frying Rag
lets and Ccquettes." The second lmTe
on Friday. will he puff Paste, Hy's
Locks, and Lemon CuStard.
the judges appointed for the Fair, cept
in one instance, are all from Quite OF
Maryland, and tilt one exception Mr..
George l. Smith, of b .lrim pre, the ldge
of the Schoo! Dep srtment.
Among the notice .ble exhibits the
Machinery Pavilion will be one by tfRell
known Philadelphia Firm the H. b aith
Co, No 925 Market Street. We refer the
celebrated Ericsson ho; air pumping cine,
for supplying water to The upper fl" of
country residences, lawns and gardemnd
general domestic uses. This pumpir en-
CINE will be exhibited in oper ,tion.t Is
one of The late CAPTAIN Eric sons moa Sc
ful inventions We do not think this zine
has ever been exhibited in this COMMAND
as the most approved means for cltry
people to pump water from well, blk or
cistern it is a revelation in the wayf a
simple an efficient machine.
The display of agricultural IMAGERY
Will easily excel all previous exhibns.
This will embrace the American ion
Farming Implement Co, at Harrlrg.
TIE Walter A Wood Co The chsion
harvester the Osborne Co., the ling
Binder, the Buckeye, etc, etc, in faceIy
leading harvester manufactured. A.
Ii. Reid the celebrated Philadelphia nu-
faclurer of Creamery machines and phi
ances, will exhibit power churns, aDut-
ter workers in operation, in addition his
usual display of creamery applianceAll
these exhibits will De shown in the WY
constructed Machinery Pavilions j in
side the main entrance. Every Wis TO
the Fair will be struck by the move
ment both in size and location of at
motion.
ADJUSTMENTS
Since our last issue the programmam-
easements has been completed and iSeci-
ally attl active. As all visitors to airy
Fairs know, long intervals sometimccur
between races, and the drivers of co ting
horses have a terrible time internally
and otherwise in getting good sta The
managers this year, will introduce use
ments beteen acts, as it were, to fiIlany
lapse Of time that may occur betwetces
These will consist of Games of foot be.
tween rival teams, that betwe ephns
Hopkins University of Baltimore. the
University of Pennsylvania on Tiday
being the most prominent. The cestsd
athletes. Professors Doyle and Snan
will have Wrestling and sparrinouts
each day. The Baltimore Atnletlub,
will give Indian club exercises. oeze |
performers and Tight Rope Walkewill |
show their skill. Amateur ath of |
Phil delphia will engage in GlH:o nan
contests for prizes. The Delawareege |
cadets Will drill to the music of fifth
Mary land regiment band, the Port osit
and ElktOn bands will play each dali
these amusements will be given, sltors
| on the grand stand, in addition to tally
races and without extra c..arge, thArge
of admission to The grand staining
| twenty five cents. The japanese Iurial
Villege to be exhi lifted in pavilaear
Mitchell Hall will be another iDant
amusement as well as entertainments
year.
Since our last issue, the pretty ling
being erected on the Grounds by NJ Il.
a. Woodbridge etc Of Baltimore bken
shape. 1t will be the most attractiiId-
ing of its kind we have seen on anty
Fair Ground The owners of it coplate
its continued use on the grounds fBear
to year.
Don't forget the daily contests 70 W.
G. I. U. premiums to be held in tbent.
You can also check your overcoatket,
or any other article at their tent, aave
it cared for, for small fee.
A farmer from Elk Neck Gale the
rooms of the company the other -
ask, whether he could enter gooage,
as he had one which was, an O Id gthen
his mother died which was jus'nty
years ago. He will enter her as her
probable age being about 30 ye we I
think this goose beats John Williaiuie. {
A lady of Port Deposit will exhi the
Far next week in the School Dsient
of which Mr.. +. S. Everist is Give
silver tea spoons which were a b gift
to Cecil coupl, in 1873, and where
manufactured in the town of Elktheir
present owner is IA grand daughte the
| brides. ,
The Hay Monument even as snds
unfinished at this writing, is most :
unique and appropriate decorate an
Agricultural Fair Ground we hVer
| seen.