The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-04

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Your Wives, Children, Sisters,
Cousins, Aunts and Sweethearts
Everything Provided for the
Comfort and Convenience of
Guests--Price of Admission Nom
inal.
Hurrah for the great Frederick Farl
1t will hold the monopoly of public
attention next week, and from what
has been SO far accomplished by the
energetic managers and their coabor-
ers in every department, will take the
blue ribbon as the greatest and best
of Maryland Agricultural Exhibitions.
This reputation has been often and
justly earned and will be again en-
riched by superior attractions in all
classes, large numbers OF spectators,
fine racing aud amusements of every
description, besides the regular unap-
proachable exhibition of high bred
stock and poultry.
=
est populated county in the State, and
in agricultural production rauks high
in tie list. Her name aud fame are
household words aud her broad acres
of rich, highly cultivated land yield
annually the largest crops of wheat,
corn, barley, rye, and other cereals, to
say nothing of immense harvests of
garden truck,s peaches, apples and
pears.
The farmers of Frederick County fur
nlsh the greater portion of the mat erial
in the exhibit department of our Fair
and contribute not a little to its success
in every other particular. Aud, too, it
is one great big school and glossary of
information for not only him, but
every one who attends.
The latest improvements in ma
chinery adapted to the farm and gar
den are on exhibition, in charge of com
petent agents who take great pleasure
IN explaining every point. This is in
teresting not only to the farmer but
his brothers i'm other occupations. At
the fair also can be seen the highest
ideals in hOrseflesh, both in the stall
and on the race track in trials of speed
Every breed of cattle will be entered
in competition, but native herds will
not he compelled to take chances with
professionals as heretofore. Separate
classes have been provided. In the
sheep, hog, poultry aud kindred de-
partnents can be seen the finest pro-
auctions of this aud other counties and
general friendly feeling of rivalry
naturally exists among the exhibitors
Here then is Il spirit of jolity and con-
| VITALITY always present, which of it.
self is sufficient to attract multitudes
not only from nearby, but from distant
parts of adjoining States.
The farmers good wife can also find
abundant means of enjoying herself
Her time can be most protitably spent
IN the Household Department where
are placed on exhibition specimens of
handlwork in great profusiou. This
part of the Fair has always deserved
marked attention from the spectator
and many valuable hints can be
CLEANED by the attentive and watchfu.
Meeting old friends is also pleasant
diversion and this feature, makes the
Fair one great social aggregation.
The children just revel in all the
"go.,Gs on" and manage to put in a
solid days work visiting the side
shows, eating popcorn balls, blowing
whistles and drinking red lemonade
Everything of this nature to amuse in
an innocent and conservative manner
will be allowed, but no gambling oil
immoral exhibitions can find ground
privileges.
President Charles Hargett, o.
our big Fair, informs US that the pros
poets for the grand success of the Fail
was never brighter than il is at thi.
time. From all sections of the county
information has been received that the
finest stock is on its way to the bis
Fair. All kinds of amusements hav,
been secured. Numbers of the bes
trotters of the day will be on hand
Visitors from all parts of the country
have written their acceptance of invi
tations aud everything points to 8
grand success. Let our own people
bear in mind that much depends on
them; send your fine stock. Gel
read!Sto bring in your families. Send
in the fruits, the vegetables, the pre-.
serves, the wonderful jellies, cakes
hams and all the good things which
have made our Household Department
noted all over the country. With pc.
lite and obliging attendants We see nc
reason why all who visit our Fair
should not return to their homes de.
lighted with all they have seen and
charmed with their visit to the great
est County Fair in the entire Union.
Come and see, as the day will long be
remembered. President Hargett has
appointed as his aids:
Messrs. j. Roger McSherry, j. Lee
Simmons, j. Francis Smith, j. Knight
McDanold, Charles Lawrence, Eugene
Grove, Richard p. Ross, johnson
Dutrow, Calvin b. Mutt, Richard
Potts and Harvey r.. Lease.
Chief Marshal, p. M. Hiteshew, of
the Frederick Fair, has appointed the
following aids for this year: Wesley
Kindley, James b. Davis, Everest
Harding, William Howard, G. A.
Smith, Harry Boyle, A. 5. Rodgers,
Henry b. Chiswell, John b. Ham.
mond, William Buxton, A. j. Fitz-
simmons, Harry Liggett, John Best
aud Sidney A. Sappington.
The following were appointed to the
various subjoined positions at meet.
ing of the Board of Managers of the
Frederick County Agricultural Society
last Saturday:
Samuel " Doll, general manager
household department
Frank Rice, manager art depart
ment.
l.. 5. Cliugan, superintendent privi
leges.
Ticket Sellers-George f.. Paisley
west entrance; Joseph Bussard, car
riage entrance; Hamilton Lindsay
| main enlrance. Insenh l. Rnutznhn