The Dickinson press., 1895-09-28
Fair Items.

The fair will be held in Klinefelt.
er's opera house on Thursday and
Friday, October 10 and II, both af-
ternoon and evening.
Individual season tickets admitting
the person to whom they are issued
to the fair at any and all times will
be sold for fifty cents (meals extra.)
Admission for q single afternoon or
evening will be twenty-five cents,
children fifteen.
Exhibits will be entered free
note the change-but each person ex-
hibiting will be expected to pur.
chase fair ticket.
Meals will be served at the fair for
twenty-five cents each.
SPECIAL PREMIUM LIST FOR FAIR oC.
ToBER 10, IL.
Following is the list as it now
stands; additions will be made howev-
er. We give first name of donor, then
the premium and last that for which
it is offered.
George w. Leo, barrel Gladstone flour for
handsomesst ns baby not moro than eighteen
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best bread from Gladstone flour.
Curric 4 Crowl, three-dollar shoe for best pound
Currio & Crowl, three.dollar dress pattern to
girl under fifteen making best loaf of bread
from Gladstone flour.
Mrs rs / &C. g: Detiratf s pair Brownie sleeve buttons
Mrs. W. F: Cunningham, finest unworked linen
Mrs. NJ. Z. Ayers, twenty-dollar French doll to
girl selling most ffty-cent tickets above thirty.
Mrs. I.C. DeGraff, oxidized silver scarf.pin to
o: 8. Golf, dozen best cabinet photographic for
best frce-hand drawing by pupil in tho public
best collection of Vegetables.
]. Hayes, will shoe horse all around for best
T. Oukrop, large framed picture for best cheese.
F; Christianscn, two-dollar bath ticket for best
bushel of potatoes.
T, F. MeNair, onc-dollar shaving ticket for best
bpshel of oats
best bushel of onions.
n soap q for 2 best half:dozon heads Of cabbage.
7. II. Ryan, box fruit for best jelly.
J. b. Thompson, pair opera glasses for best
Brown and Fifeld, largo fancy cake for largest
family attending the fair.
1. G; DeGratf, pair thrce-dollar shoes for best
Ou OE WutcF CO1Or plCLuEC uOlo lCOlu udLuIO,
from something in this locality.
Mrs. otto Dosskey, gives a premium for best
for bost coiiecton Of cut cut flowers. fS0 '0f o''' 10y
Walton Davis, l roll building paper for best
bushel of barley.
Miss Murn, a baby's hood to order for fattest
baby not over eighteen months old.
L. r. Prior. tap a pair of boots or shoes for best
display Of beets.
Jim Lee, fancy cake for best pair plain knit
wooden stockings.
~. Freeman, lpair cut-glass salts and peppers
Frank Lish, Diamond carpet sweeper for best
collection of fancy baking.
E.; L. scofeld, pounds best coffee, pound
Vim. Ray, ham for best lemon pic.
Wm khnefelter, pail, horses and barouchc for
My 9s 1stf p % acG a
E. +. Messersmith, loo lib. sack of corn meal for
best specimens of petrihed wood.
Bank, two dollars for best collection of needle
NJ: L. Ayers, three dollars S Worth Of stationery
for % second.best ! free'hand drawing by pupil in
largest chunk Of iienito coal from farmers
SSi sas sss9s powder f.;
Drenkel & Davis. pair slt-vases to !pl business
w. T Best, tve-dollar album for neatest hand
@ au1 hHoMmn, woth ~ d saii t: uluel 1E ni1oeen.
best exhibit of dressed poultry.
Mckenzie & Jones, 100 lb: sack Of flour for best
L. A. Simpson, s. for best map of Stark county
asenlarged by law of 1895, to be drawn by any
pupil in tho Dickinson public schools-tho
map to be the property of the school.
L. \. Simpson, 81 for second-best map. condi-
tions as aboye.
liner e. Co., ham for best preserves.
Robinson 4 DeFrance, $3.50 worth from store
for best water color or pastel painting.
n. l.. Ayers, subscription to PRESS a year and
half for best stuffed and mounted native
specimen.
Robinson & DeFrance s. 50 worth from store for
best collection of stones.
Mrs. 7. H. Brien canary for best collection of
agates.
Miss Arvilla White oil painting for best draw
ing BY q pupil of tho intermediate rooms of
the Dickinson schools.
Nothing exhibited at the fair is
expected to be given to the fair un-
less so wished by the exhibitor.
Babies competing for prize will be
given the floor Friday afternoon, Oc-
tober II, from three to four.
Exhibits will be received unt:
noon Thursday, October 10. Anyone
bringing in exhibits before places are
ready at the opera house can leave
them at the PRESS Office.
Professional bakers are excluded
from baking contests.
The band will be an evening attrac-
tion at the fair.