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sng ana enterpTisfng clt1nnns e - I've
counties. which had IN aGgrognHo poou-
iation 10 lSso OF 24.eA ana have q e.
gvegats area Of ~ square miles Th1oo
counties are located In the northwestern
portion OF the stata. bordering "a the
rate OF Illinois. and In lsoo produced %
wheat. corn. oats and re e.ioo.in bushels
They also produced us.e1D bushels a.
Irish potatoeA and the live stock Of the
two counties aggregated e.S7o head The
FIRST officers Of the Ben1on-Wayron Agr1-
cultural society were:
President-Henry Robertson.
vice-President-Henr Q. Hasy1a
Second Vice. President--Jamss KiTkisy.
Treasursr-Hiram Bright
secrctary-0eorgs w. Cones.
The present of1cers Of the society are:
President-Hiram Bright
vice-President-Henry c. Har1A
Second Observation-Disclosures Alczan-
der.
Trcarirsr-H. W. Dhrm1ck
eecretary-W. II. Mcknight
The society has held annual fairs saoh
year since IT. organization. paying cash
premiums ranging from $500 to $4,000 IN
nually, and the premiums have always
been paid In full. and the daily attend
ancs upon the fair has ranged from SOD
to 1,QU e3cn year. In0 0ocioty owus 80
fair grounds. which are well located and
valued at s.. 800. with good and substantial
buildings. The society maintains good
half mile track. where local candidates
for fame contest their speed and WIN
prizes. ana the shade trees ana An abun-
dance OF good water add TO the attrac-
lions OF the fairs. and there being nc
o.her fairs held In the two counties the
Benton Warren fair becomes the center
az Attraction, and the thirteenth VIII b
beld Aug. 8-2s. 1907
Union County Fair Association.
The organisation Of the fair association
Of Union county occurred during th'
current year. 1904 A. . result the societ,
has no history except that which relates
70 it, organization II has held no fairs
Il has paid NO premiums. Its history lie'
In the future and its organization at THU
late day speaks well for the intelligence
ana enterprise Of the agriculturtsts and
horticulturists OF the county. and Tor tn'
influence which II being exerted by fair
In surrounding counties which Is alto
gether In tho line Of progress. In wnicl
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,.sr.r. this county. but the organization
so,,tnusd only n few years. Our fair has
zen successful from the beginning and
= treat Improvement In 1.-Two stock and
Earn products In this and adjoining
counties has been a natural result"
nwayxss TrI-county Fair Association
Grant County.
This association was organized Dec. II.
,ssl and the fair 10 be held this year.
Sent. 2 10 8. inclusive. will be the eleventh
!, regular session. The FIRST oficers OF
ths association were:
presidential. N. Leisure
vice -President-N. J. Pierce.
secretary--William Smith.
rreasurer--Anderson Johnson.
The present officers OF the association
ar:
sident-G. w. McManinan.
Treasurer-H. T. Munro.
secretary--E. c. King.
The association has held fairs annually
aimee its organization and the premiums
n has paid In the aggregate are 1880 to
K. 900. ana the attendance has averaged
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the FIRST has been Progress" resulting In
changes q methods Of bringing the peo-
pie together AID Of entertaining them. In
the way OF premiums the society has dis
trubtsd 10 It's patrons fully $1,000 during
its existence and has brought together
the best productions OF field and shop for
the education and advancement OF those
who have attended It's fairs. competition
has always been open 10 the world that
the people OF Delaware county might
profit by the handiwork q Others IN more
favored localities. a prominent feature
OF the fairs has been the exhibition OF
live stock, the superiority OF witch has
made breeders OF Delaware county IA
nous throughout the country.
The society leases Its fair grounds from
the county which are said 20 be the most
beautiful in tho state. representing n
value or $4,000 and the improvements.
owned by the society. represent an out
Law Of 10000 The society pays liberal
premiums md enjoys the env'abie repu-
tation OF paying them promptly and fully,
and will celebrate its golden Jubilee Aug
Is 10 -. 1902.
Boone County Agricultural AsseeIa.
ton.
Boone county organised its agricultural
socitey Feb. %. 1853. and has held annual
fairs during the entire period. Boone Il
ono OF the central counties Of indiana
and adjoins Marion county at It's north
west corner and has an area Of 40 square
miles. II Is a welI-situated county. with
a rich soil and in all regards favorable
for agriculture. In 1890. ommitlng wheat
IL produced 4l2s.962 bushels Of corn. oats
and rye and ss.s25 tons of timothy and
clover hay. and $3.50 bushels OF Irisf
potatoes. and had on hand 1884 head Of
live stock. With such an amount OF farm
products II Is rot surprising that agricul'
turai fairs have been continuously main
tanned. The first officers OF the Boone
Agricultural society were:
President--Harvey s. Hazlerigg.
e-President-Joseph T. Mclaughlin
Treasurer-Andrew j. Boone.
Eecretary-William Reese.
These men lived and sought TO promote
agriculture In Boone county nifty year,
ago. and the present official rooster OF th'
society is George w. Campbell. president
Anthony Kincade, vice-president: Rile,
Hansey. secretary. and Isaac w. Caster
treasurer. As has been said. fairs arr
held annually and the average annua
premiums paid amount TO 5000. or abou
$4,000 since the organization Of the SO
ciety. The .-oone county fairs are wei
attended. the county having In 1900
population Of c63sl. and the annual al
tendance OF the fairs is about 5000. TIL
value Of the fair grounds and building
Is estimated az $4,000. The society main
tains at the fair grounds race tract
or speed ring" which is for horses (
Boone county which have never bee
tracked for speed. and for the thre
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Awssrsd A 8 ushsIs per Acrs

Anrage0 n Bushels per Acfs
We u lsed Is acres OF ultzo-MsditerTannn
whoa. "A threshed els bushels OF beautruI
wheat. hts 4. an average o. q bushei. per
acre. Tits n the finest wheat ever grcw.
,. b. W SON. Harrison Co. ~.
Fultzo- Mediterranean Far Ahead
havs ~ acres OF Fui,ro- Mediteran,s 49,.
Gown ~ h,ann y " r. acre. Recently have
uaveiea much ever Southern Michixan. ana :
have rai seen another Geld that near saueieo
y ean !" VI liz N au' q thousands OF ZELDA y
Tar rneai OF our common wheat.
A. ID. ST. Joseph O. 0seA
Largest Yield Ne Ever Mad
Re~ g or ,hs wheat prospecta I sxpsct
me iarg, ~ 70 the acre on my farm that
n n.slss' az NV awsnyavs asrss Ssrysss Gsss
The erop = perfset sspsos y ena1a narvsss
"s ~ ~ =. r. nnanl O. -
one Bss y5sjds ~ UushG1s
sack III nois in Il and about psos lcs'
out. "a the balance We raissd - eu1hsis
!" d. H.. o. Charles c.. ~.
Better Than fultz Ever VIZ
~, ruitzo- Mediterranean wheat e eivinl
.rtir4 eattsfaction. I cold TO numoee o
farm ana not enc can pi ss, ~ ne IA = mi;
h,aa sszo. shape and structure. with yer,
large srains. Il VIII yield heavily. WIN -
poit Nn 4. r. q, Saline O.. n.
ASiSht 10 See
NJ ~rso OF rultzo- Mediterranean - now q
sf0cw INA II II a sight 20 SEQ how tnic. ~
sAo~ls wAnd I have S5 dozen. large osno
% 800 : IA early Red ciawson. which average
n,te.r drz-n 10 the acre ! expect forty bush
els sr ere a Fultzo- Msdit.rrsneecn An ,r,A
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from the Patrons OF IIusbandry and
Farmers Mutual Benefit association
These societies held several competitive
exhibitions without giving any premiums
for anything exhibited. and their meet
ings partook largely OF the nature OF
picnic In the spring OF 1885 movement
was started toward better and more ef-
fective organization. which resulted In the
organization known as the Brown County
Fair association.
The promoters OF this fair declared In
their articles OF agreement: THAT tho
purpose OF this association shall be 10
promote and encourage the interests OF
agriculture. the improvement OF stock
and the advancement OF horticultural in
terests generally.
The association the nrst year elected
the following officers:
Pres,dent-Amos Parmerlec.
Vice President-N. n. Richardson
Secreary-C. u. Campbell.
Treasurer. Walker.
These. with the board OF directors and
a general superintendent constitute the
list OF officers. The present officers are:
Presidential. b. Miller.
Cice- President William Parsley.
Secretary-C. ID. Campbell.
Trcasurer-N. A. Walker.
From the time OF Its first fair the asso-
| citation has held an annual exhibition.
| This year from Aug. IL to 16. The assoria-
| ton pays out annually in premiums ana
purses about 800. The attendance aver
ages about 1000 for the week The value
OF grounds and buildings Is about $vvo-
| This is the only fair held In the county.
being held In the country In Hamilton
| township.
II affords r.cnsure seekers. tourists ana
picnic parties most amusing and enjoy
| able entertainment Parties come from
various points in the state each year with
tents and provisions. stay the entire week
and feel amply repaid for their time by
drinking the pure water. breathing the
pure air and living amid the luxurious
foliage Of the Switzerland of Indiana.
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LOCO persons. The fair grounds and build
ings OF the association are valued at
about s. Ooo. their first cost. The Swayzee
Tri-County Fair association may not be
as pretentious as some others IN the
state, but IL goes right along and Is found
doing business regularly at the old stand
Huntington County Agricultural So
ciety.
The people OF Huntington county as
eariy as 1861 saw the necessity Tor ana
the advantages to be derived from
well-conducted agricultural association
and therefore organized such society
which has been in operation thirty-fvc
years. and has held. less three years. an
nuai fairs during the entire period.
Huntington county has an area OF ~
square miles and. being well watered ana
having a rich soil. is one OF the Favored
agricultural counties OF the state. pro-
aucinr in 1900 a5s0620 bushels OF wheat.
corn oats rye and barley. IL also pro-
duced n IT, tons of timothy and clover
hay. s5056 bushels OF Irish potatoes, ana
had 10 its credit I'D sol head OF live stock.
The population OF Huntington county In
1910 was y 900. a gain over 1890 OF 1.2s7. and
a. show the further prosperity OF the
county the value OF its property from hy
20 1900 increased s6s.6.s3o With such 2
basis II Is not surprising that the farmers
az Huntington county have maintained
m agricultural society since 1857.
The first officers OF the society were:
Pre.ident-Peter w. Gent.
Secretary-Ro Robert Simonton.
Treasurer--John Roach.
The present officers Of the society are.
President--Ro Robert Simonton.
Recommendations Dick.
Sccretary-A. l.. Beck.
AS stated, the society. With the exccp
ton OF three years, has held annual faii'
and paid $4,000 in premiums 10 *
hibitors, and the attendance at Its fair
Is estimated In the aggregate at l.25o'"'
And the value OF its fair grounds an
buildings IL estimated at $4,000. Hunting
ton county II northeast Of indianapolis !,
miles, has good railroad facilities. ana
addition 70 its agricultural wealth ma
large deposits OF lime and building stone
which are being extensively developed.
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The Finest Ever Saw

have thrcshed my Fultzo- Mediterranean
wheat ana the yield IL xis bushels per acre.
looking wheat ever saw. We could not wish
for anything better.
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CovInoton, Fountain County, Agr'-
cultural Association

Thu fact that Fountain county supports
two agricultural associations and fair.
speaks volumes TO the credit or cru
rens OF the county. They appreciate the
sducation and uplifting influences exerteu
by such institutions. They are In SYM
rathy and in full accord with the new
era that has dawned upon agricultural
affairs In Indiana Old methods OF farm
ing have given place to the new. ana IN
no way can this fact be 80 enectiveiy
presented, ms in the display OF exhibits al
county fair. At these meetings OF the
people. thee yo Is permitted TO contem-
plate object lessons which Influence the
Judgment and extort the verdict mat
evolution has brought about revolution
IN farming enterprises and the good that
IL being accomplished IL worthy OK the
highest commentator. and confirms the
ever widening and potent opinion that IN
telngcnce Is In the SAFE and Its sway IT.
resistible. Such conclusions are sug-
gested by the Covington. Fountain coun-
~ Agricultural society. which was or
ganised in 1880. having for tn nrst o.
nccrs:
Presidcnt-Rohert r. Brown.
vtce-President John Burnsideo-
6ecretary-G e rye Nebekcr.
Treasurer-David Rolls.
The present officers of the association
F, aret
Pr esidcnt-A. I.ivingood.
tce-Presidcnt-- Peter ASH.
T..'easurer-A. G.. Harris
Secretary Ross DeHaven.
The association has hei- fairs annually
since it's organisation and the aggregate
ypremiums paid amount TO $6l.500. and tn
aggregate attendance Mt the fairs Is givel
at 10000 persons. The value or the fni
grounds and builuings II placed a
5000. Besides, the association claims Z
have tho best half-mile speed track u
western Indiana II II not an easy tas
60 estimate tho good accomplished D
agricultural associations and fairs--as ali
flcult a. II In to follow the track Of val
liable thought or . new idea In their cor
Quering power over obstacles In the VA
OF progress. but we are permitted to cor
template general results and under ve'
diets OF approval.
The Brown County Fair Association
Brown county II ono Of the interic
counties OF Indiana and n situAted fort
miies south Of Indianapolis. It 10 not
large county. having only 80 soua'
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~ "''s ' d. n. Clinton Co. ina.
REQUIRED Five Horses in Binder
= hourh, seed 81 Fultro- Mediterranean wheat
20 cow I6 acres last fall and now am please!
10 say IL IL the best wheat ever saw.
usually grow good wheat. but this IS tho beet
I ever saw. IL Is early. STANDS up stragh'
and ~ffl sure, yield IS 20 10 bushels per acre.
n Il unequaicd In all this section. I started
IN 20 cut IL with three horses In my McsoI-
mick binder, but was obliged 20 put IN I'VE.
and II kept four men jumping 20 shock II
n REQUIRED &c lbs or twine 10 bind 10 acres
j. M. f.. Hancock Co. IND.
IS Bushels to Acre-lIsrdy - Rye
1nis = my second year for FuItso- Meditsr-
sansan. havine obtained little q y9ur seed
two yeare ago. II has proved thu hardest
wheat ever grew. and yisided aSi year "a
THIS wear VIII yield nearly or quite ~ mush:
vsnter p~oos. n great stooler. even grower. tne
6eld looking like a large level noor: heaas
large broad ana well niied. -.
j. l.. NJ. Jennings Co.. Ind-
$500 Bushels on so Acres
Dear slr-we have finished thrcshinr my
crop Of Tgitxo- Mediterranean whea, yc.,s ~.
hnshels or the choicest. largest grained.
plumpet wheat that was ever grown N cen
I trail Indiana. tho average being over ~ DUST
sls per acre Part a. tho crop was on cern n
cut ~. average down considerable. Charles
/ Schaefer. who threshed II. and all the people
| who helped. are convinced that there y NJ
q better crop on such a large acreage IN w,
part q the state Many fa sr nav y va. sean.
| threshed and wanted few bushels 70 w
6rlsheis each. Any farmer can better anor,
| 10 ray 81 % per bushsl for this wheat TOT see'
than 20 SOW the regular varieuss ~ y 80" !,
q bushei. and wish you abundant success y
- -
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Henry, Madison and Dearborn County
Agricultural Society.

This society. in part. represents the
agricultural interests Of three counties.
recognized as among the most productive.
wealthy and progressive counties IN IN
diana, having an aggregate population IN
1850 OF 1859. Elsewhere statistics OF the
| counties are given relating to area ana
| lending agricultural products including
| live stock. etc, and that in alliance they
| have n prosperous agricultural society
| and annual fairs OF Importance Is NOT
surprising. The secretary OF the society
| writes:
among the leading and successrul
| county or district fairs OF the state OF
| Indiana IL the Henry. Madison and peia-
| ware County Agriculture society. held az
MiddIetown. The Middletown fair as Y
| 10 more Familiarity known. was organized
| 40 corporation under the laws of the
| st,te IN the wear 1870 with paid up cap
,taI stock OF 5000. divided into Dl
shares Of So each. owned and contronsu
nv as many stockholders. residing w',n,h
the three counties from which the society
tokes ia name. The Hon. N. II Elliott
Of Nechanicsburg Henry county. Indiana
was its first president MT. Elliott y ~
active worker In the society today ana ms
,nauence and advice Is always sought ~
INC officers In charyc. Mr.. J. V. Ciymier'
mo recently died In Kansas. was "
| nrst secretary and Capt. David .
| yount was Its Hrst treasurer. =.
ssThe fair grounds gre benutifuiiy ~.
mated within the corporate limits OF Mia
dletown and the thirty acres Of ground ca
, closed has abundant shade ana water. ~
"a n we'll known fact that the Middletow'
fair has one OF the very best half mus
tracks in the state. holding for um'
tho half mile track record OF wv mau
nv the great pacing marc Pearl Y,
1907. The large number OF stockhoiuer'
. =. rtr,but,ng as they do 10 the success
. N, fair has given the society an envlapa
, reputation "a one OF the Leading iars =
: Tho state and the established rule oi Pay
: IN ali premiums and purses IN fuii ~
! always been Its motto. and norssrie
: "a exh,hitors attending each year nay
! aiwnvs departed speaking good wor
= Tor the Middletown fair. For nump.
!. OF years past the date OF the falr ~
Neon either the last week In July or "
! nrst week In August, being tns nrs'
= orer,ns fair Of the eastern Indiana IA
Z circuit but for local reasons the uua'
! ~ directors this year concluded 70 has
4 later date and the fair this year w
occur on Sept. 2. 10. II and ~. io,lowll
!. the Anderson fair, and immedia'ep "
n ceed,ng tho state fnir
v saThc fair this year VIII be the socle,s
4 th,rty-f,rst annual meeting ana WI
9 many fair societies OF tho e'a's ma
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FafmosS Como Expressly - -
I purchased q yos lass sssssn tvo su:hsas
D<r. sowsd with ths wheat 20 pounds q
s rssss m ~n,srns . IL our farmers
plain Of severe winter killing: This Wheat wss
ss .sy .say 10 e. Ne NV = rS s sa' s s
4 !. i: ssr:S.s &: r sss ::
than = busl1sls PER acre. Evsry kernel that I
hay: . re-. ot.a sss s1s Cat ca f BUY
Coed rss Fifty Bushels o Mess
II was with some feeling Of doubt that sent
you the order for Fuitso- Mediterranean wheat
last fail. but I had had such eood sueoess With
s ssss y sSossss I, would srs Il an more 49,
F. ~ = 81, : s az - - :. e: =:
\. < q. Mscossa O.. ,nsh.
4 0ssol Winter Whsse
itseMedits!rsnsaa - FRAT r. v s;nSs
FuitSo- Mediterranean wiIi make . full crop Of
> - = bvshsls per acre. while the best O. ne ne
half shs ground has been powed up Tuitso
= al vsshs None ossss 70 u sS1s, H. g. m
q y q Duhsls Against 10 10 y Bashels
isSsSssry snd yielded = to s bushsl. 70 shs
.s:e SS: .1sss ssd no y :: sh. = ss .ss
nov many farmerS Will SOW their entire crop
-Roller Mills. -, no.
roue Aero. I76 owhsls
Ny four acrss OF Fuitzo- MeditsEraneaa
shreshed - Dusheis Of very fne wheat. test
Ing sa1sy.twe pounde Per tushei stood ~
s'sssr sA'a sA' k ss.' p :.a 1oss 4 Go TO- -.
: 10 every psrpon who orders 500 worth o.
Il - - n C4r(Y0CD(0
allowing then 10 compete IN cur Casn friss
Contsseo amounting 10 el>7.oee. Ask for y ana
mention Up-to-Dats.
Box II, Indianapolis, lol
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Lawrenceburg Fair Association.

Lawrcnceburg IL the capital city OF
Dearborn county. one OF the Oldest coun-
ties I'm Indiana, situated seventy miles
southeast Of Indianapolis and Is twenty
FIVE miles distant from Cincinnati. where
Il finds an excellent market for the pro-
duct OF its farms and gardens II has
an area Of 29l square miles, and In 1900
had a population OF 2o.l40. In 1900 Dear
born county had 49.057 acres devoted TO
cereals. OF which II produced I.06.soo
bushels IT also produced 3s.52l tons OF
hay and clover and i03 Il6 bushels of Irish
potatoes. and had on hand 1895 head OF
live stock In matters pertaining TO
fairs Dearborn county has had an inter
esting experience. The Lawrenceburg
Fair association was organized I'm 1880.
with William III. O'Brien as president.
Victor Obcrting. vice-president. I'll. l..
Newin, secretary. and Charles Scheamm.
treasurer. The present officers of the as
ISOLATION are George M. Roberts. presi-
dent Victor Outing. vicc-president; III.
l.. Newlin. secretary. and T. II. Mathews.
treasurer. The association holds a fair
every year. at which from 5000 to 81 40
is paid IN premiums. and the attendance
at each fair ranges from 1900 to 15.en
people. The fair grounds and buildings
belong TO the city of Lawrenceburg and
are used for park purposes except during
the fairs.
Inc Irst lalFS ntlu IN IttaFDDfu SouutF
were at Manchester. and were successful
ventures. and this encouraged the people
TO favor the enterprise. land an increase
] IN premiums was the result. and many
successful fairs have been held at Law
renceburg in the meantime Aurora or
ganized fair association and held a
number Of successful fairs. but finally
abandoned the field. Harrison. O., or
4 ganized an association about $50. and held
three fairs in West Harrison. Ind, but
! owing TO the serious damage to tho
grounds caused by floods the project was
abandoned After the first association at
Lawrencchurg had abandoned its fairs.
none were held there for about eight
years. and then the Lawrenceburg Agri-
| culture association was organized and
held fairs annually for eighteen consecu.
tive years. at which time II transferred
its lease 10 the present association. which
has a new lease on the grounds for ter
years. and contempiates giving annual
exhibitions during the period. Amidst al
these ups and downs II Is seen that thu
farmers OF Dearborn county have main
tanned determination 20 promote tn
agriculture interests OF their county and
section.
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MuneIe Fair.


The Delaware County Agricultural and
Mechanical society was organized March.
10. lSe-ffty years ago. Its first officers
were
presldcnt--Thcmas Kirby.
Vice President--David Kileons.
treasurer Thomas J. Matthews
sccretary--Samuel w. Harlan
And Il IL said OF these first onlcers OF
the association that they SERVED the 90
ciety Tor a number Of years. and laid the
foundation Of ono OF the most successful
fair associations In the state"
The present officers OF the society are:
Presldcnt-Wiiliam II. Wood.
fcc-Prcsident--Chares II. Anthony.
Trcasurer-Benjamin G. Bowman.
Observation-Disclosures J. Claypool.
secrctary-Marcus s. Clnypool.
Delaware county IL one Of the central
counties OF the state. being nifty miles
northeast OF Indianapolis. has an area Of
80 SQUARE miles. and In 1900 had a popula-
ton 81 ig.6ai gain OF 10. go In ten years
| The county has prolific soil and yield q
eenerouu return for tho labor OF thu
| farmers In 1900 II produced OF the ccrea
crops 1900 e32 bushels and 1850 tons o.
hay. II also produced s3.3s2 bushels q
Irish potatoes and had on hand 74.o6 heat
\ OF live stock. The association has hels
fairs continuously each year since 1853
and this year. 1902. celebrates its Colder
anniversary. The present oficers hav
been Identified with tho society's inter
eats for over twenty years. and most o
tho present oficers Of the society hav
been in continuous service during tina
period. The motto OF the society frcr
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Benton VA zen Agricultural Society.

Ientt 81 Warren counties conformity
hold arlAla fairs under the auspices Of
the Beipn Warren Agricultural society.
which gas Ssganized June 5. 1880. the re-
suit OF to-operation OF many OF the lead