The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16

Great Frederick Fair which Tuesday
been in successful Notwithstanding
weather at the beginning will close thirty
Inhibition this evening.
1t very gratifying manage
ment feel amply repaid for their provide people
an attractive display IN all departments coupled with liberal
premium list by the substantial appreciation the
by the increase sources
that have Unsolicited from every side.
There question about
and usefulness the community each 1896 certainly
be regarded the stone in the arch of progress
Other exhibitions boast of the superiority in this
other in their waered figures and the number
of exhibits but with their advantage territory
FROM and better railroad facilities bring crowds
eck proudly points to her record in this and former years
and fears
of the best agricultural exhibits in the State
Frederick County the richest the State
cuar and her standing agricultural producing section we'll
known Her live stock stands the excellence breeding
conformation with the best of them and her bring
forth perfection cereals fruit and vegetables
Our unequaled in their science and SKILL
with their dainty figures and substan
tial kinds sturdy lead the when it
down to husband all its and side issues what
then from combining all these talents and advan
tages grand display and show handwor to the
world Others may equal U.S. but surpass.
people the lively interest in
the fair and the attendance the first
days. damp and dsagreeabe to the high
notch of the most sanguine expectations.
Thursday usual and the bright skies
brought people from far and 1t lively
early morning till late at night Many had remained
weather and it seemed all at
trolley which had the grounds since Mon
could
They added air of metropolitan life to the occasion which
favoraby commented by ALL Very few buses and
carriages running grounds of the marked
ride the cheaper rate than
they carry the great nuisance of dust and noise
CONSPICUOUS Horses stood the electric motors
accidents happened There jar hitch
the mucn peaSed
successful operation
Tn all the departments displays and fully
to those past which have gained for fair such WIDE
spread reputation The racing especially fine this year and
with the Jumping hunters contest and steepe
case the exhibition superior to other
wears The stables of horses and cattle and better
sheep The judges were
kept busy making and the contests
close that the slightest point mpectOn used decide
them poultry exhibit perhaps the finest that has ever
een had be made
that all entries and given display advantages In
the Household Department. realm dear to womanknd there
was enough and dizzy at the sight Every
there form and TEXTURE
to delight and give inspiration for better results In the
futur The well patronzed by ex
hihrs and the and sciences found
place in them competition display only Altogether the fair
this wear was thorough and to the officers OF
tho society whose from the beginning been
recd towards bringing this gratifying contamination the
people express their hearty appreciation
OFFICERS SOCIETY
President, Charles N. Hargett.
Vice. President, A. 5. Wilson,
Recording Secretary Harry u Kee1er.
Corresponding Secretary, L. S. Cllngan
Treasurer d. V. Stauffer
Chief Marshal, p M. Hiteshew.
od IF MANAGERS John Best Columbus Kemp, Arthur
DO" Potts D. " staufer d. Routzahn D. c. Winebrcne
Chas Wertheimer, o. M Ihomas.
DISTRICT v1oE-PREs1DENrs.
district No. 1-Buckeystown j. q Padgetf
s-Mddletown Herman l.. Eoutzahn
Greagerstown W. W. W. Tam %m A. E'er.
6-Catoctin Oploh UroSs.oAi0'
7-Urbana Augls1u Is Mn,SUn
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