Twelfth Annual Fair Opens in Marshall City Grounds
The Twelfth Annual Fair will be held on the grounds of the society in the City of Marshall on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday the 9th 10th and 11th of October. At meetings of the Executive Board held at the office of the Treasurer in Marshall on December 5 1559 and June 1860 the Premium List General Rules Prices of Tickets etc was unanimously adopted.
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Marshall
Tweeday
Tickota, &c
Prices for Fair Tickets and Regulations Detailed
The notice outlines family admission tickets at 1.00 and single tickets at 0.25 for the annual fair. Clergymen may attend free. officers and judges must buy tickets. All tickets are non transferable and usable only by the owner. Pamphlets with rates and premiums will be mailed to family ticket buyers. Tickets sold before the fair by the treasurer at A. O. Hyde’s store in Marshall.
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Atock
A. O. Hyde
Marehall
Exhibition Rules for County Fair Society
General rules set membership, entry, and judging standards for the county fair. Members pay $1, may exhibit in their name, vote, and enjoy privileges. Entries must be at the business office, with proper placement, care, and timely arrival. Cards must be displayed, judges must avoid conflicts of interest, and violators lose premiums.
Stock Feed Supply Arranged by Executive Committee
The Executive Committee announces an ample supply of fodder for stock and for church use will be provided without fail. Special care will be taken to ensure there is no cause for complaint in this respect.
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Ree Mance
Vincent
Congress
Virginia
Mir
Manuso
Globe
South
Spebben
John Brown
Anikset
Republican Party
Nen
Wen
Brown
Ireland
Norther-wen
al Duba Brown
Senate Committee
Phi
Juhi Brown
Senate
United States
Great Britain
Austria
France
Spain
Pring Calaeonite
Night Watch and Judges Instructions at 1860 Fair
Night Watch to guard animals and property on grounds. Judges asked to fill vacancies, attend meetings, and begin examinations at 10. On Wednesday at 10, track examinations start. horse entries and class lists explained. Third day features equestrian display, bull exhibition, annual address, election of officers, and reports. Officials listed. grounds, meals, and exhibits described. Receipts and disbursements given. plan to demolish old buildings for a single main building to widen exhibition space.
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Cormmittteca
Iran
Atand
Marshall Cornet Band
Aiia
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