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i4 %foboard 4dvggtfajite« j i Carrollton.- Carroll.County Agricultural Society-., David Blayer, pres. T. J. Saltsnian, treas: C. - A. Tope, sec'y.' Sep. 24 to 27. « Carthage. Hamilton County Fair Association^ D. L.. Sampson, sec'y.; address, 22 E. Third St., Cincinnati, O. Aug. 13 to 16. Celina. Banner Pair of Ohio. C W. Halchild. sec'y and treas.; address, Mercer. Aug. 20 to 25 Chagrin Falls. Cuyahoga County Agricultural Society. J. P. Thorp, pres. H. u. Bigalow, treas. TryonBailey, sec'y;; Sep. 10to 13. Chillicothe. Scioto ValleyFair Association. C- VW. Storey, pres. Theo. Spetnagel,; treas. W., *W. Woodrow. sec'y. Aug. 6 to 9. . I • Columbus, State Faff ,W.'-W. Mil-! ler, sec'y, Sep. 23» 6 . •■■ J ■ Coshocton. Coshocton County Fair Association. Ed. I.. Robinson^sec'y. Oct.-8ton. .^_ Delaware. Delaware County-Agricultural Soci- ety C^. A. Furniss, sec'y.' Aug;'27 to 30. Eaton. Preble County Fair Association. Henry H. Farr, sec'y.' Sep. 24 to 27. - ' filyria. Lorain County Agricultural Society. T. i. Reed, pres. J. E- WiUard, treas. A. §- Thomas, sec'y. Sep. iS to 21. _ Findlay Fair Association. M. C. Greer, pres. H. F. Hosier, treas. A. S. Thomas, sec'y. Sep. is to 21. p : ;-e^. .-- . ■ Fostoria. Northwestern Ohio Fair Association. C German, pres. J. L- Mickey, treas. c M. Hughes,sec'y. . Sep.3 to6. *;^ '."•'.'" Fremont. Saudiisky County Agricultural Soci- ety. S. H. Cole, pres. T. A.Lang; treas.' Jas." A. S mi t h, sec'y. Sep. 24 to 27. > ' Gallon, Free Fair in September • Gallipolis. Gallipolis Fair Association. E.Betz, fres. ,.C E. Clark, treas.- .P. T. Wall, sec'y. uly 30 toAug; 2. -■ '■'* .'.,.-. Georgetown. Brcra-n:. County Agricultural Soci- ety. V. K--Thompson, pres. J. W. Hedrick. sec'y. Oct.ito'4. Greenfield. Greenfield Fair Association H. G.v Simon, pres. E. A. Squier, treas. F.M.Rob- inson, sec'y. - Aug. 26 to 30. Hamilton. Butler County Agricultural Society.' S. K. Hughes, pres. F: W. Whitacre, treas; \g ^C,.Shepherd, sec'y-.,: Oct. 1 to'4: s"*BS3S»ille; Hidisvflle-Fair Association. W. H. 'Barter,pres.' J.B.Cobiirn;'sec'y.-Sep, 10to 13.' Kenton: Hardin County Fair Association. A.M. . Rice, sec'y; Sep.i7to2o. I^ncaster. Fairfield County Fair Association; 4acob Claypool, pres. A. C. Vorys. treas. W. • '. McClenaghan, sec'y. Oct. S to 12. . - Lebanon. Warren County Fair. Huse Bone, pres. F. M. Cunningham, treas. Geo. W. Carey,sec'y. Aug.2oto23_ Lima. Allen County Fair. Miner 'A. Atnur,' sec'y. Sep. 3 to 6. Loudon. Madison County Agricultural Society. •C. A. "Wilson, pres. J. M. Lewis, treas. E. B. Pancake, sec'y. Sep. 10 to 13. .'■■ ■ Manchester. Manchester Fair Association. W. H. Fownall, pres. J. A. Shriver, treas. J. W. Jones, sec'y. Sep. 4. to 6. Mansfield. Richland Agricultural Society. Jerrv Needham, pres. M. IX Ward, treas. Newton Charles, sec'y. Sept. to to 13. Marysville. Union County Agricultural Society. C. S. Chapman, pres. J. J. Wats, treas. E. W. Porter,sec'y. Sep.2*to27. - McConnellsville. Morgan County Fair. John'G; Walker, pres. J. M. McElhiney, treas. C. V. Harris, sec'y. Sep.3to6. Medina. Medina County Agricultural Societv. F. A. Branch, pres. A. T. SpiUer, treas. Hiram Goodwin, sec'y. Sep. 3 to 5. Mechanicsburg. Central Ohio Fair Association. J. F. Kimbald, pres. D. W. Rntall, treas. Frank V. Barr, sec'y. Aug. 6 to 9. vV Subscribe for Billboard Advertising. One Dollar a Tear. Millersburg. Holmes County Fair. Sep. 24 to 27. Mt. Gilead. Morrow County Agricultural Society, w. o. Thunna, pres. O. J. Miller, sec'y. Oct. H04. Mt. .Vernon. No Fair 1S95. Elk's Circus, July 4th. For information wnte W_ M.Harper. Napoleon. Napoleon Fair Association. H. C. Graschner,pres. J.L.Halter,sec'y. Sep.3to6 Newark. Licking County Agricultural Society. G. W. Horton, pres. W. C. Miller, treas. Ad. C Seymour, sec'y. Oct-xto4- New Bremen: New Bremen Tri-County Fair- Henry Hellbusch, pres. Wm. Nieter, treas. Fred Wiemeyer, sec'y. Aug. 27 to 30. New Lexington. New Perry dbuntv Fair. B. B. Wright, pres. F. E- Fox, treas. -Jas. E. Curran, sec'y. Aujj.28t03o- New Lisbon. Ed. F. Moore, sec'y. Sep. 17 to 19. Norwalk. Huron County Fair Association. John Laylin,sec'y. Sep.4to6. Ottawa. Putnam County Agricultural Society. A. L- Paul, pres. G. H. Rice, treas. A. P. San. dles,sec'y. Octitos. Paulding. Paulding County Fair. J. L. Slager, pres't. Floyd Atwill, treas. F. M. Bashure, sec'y. Sept. 24 to 27. Pomeroy. Rock Springs Fair Association. B. F. Knight, pres. L. H. Bridgeman, treas. Ed- ward L. Keiser, sec'y. Sep. 3 to 5. Portsmouth. Ohio "Valley Agricultural Society. Edgar F. Draper, sec'y. July 30 to Aug. 2. Ravenna. Lafayette: Smith, sec'y. Ripley, Brown county Fair Association, Aug 27 to 30 Russellville, Brown county Fair, Oct 1 to 4 Salem. Wm. G.Behtlejv sec'y.. Sept. kt to 13. - Sandusfcv. Ki*te County Agricultural Society. S. . . C. Proiit, prefe : C. B". Wilcox, treas'. John T. Mack, sec'y. ^Sep. 17 to 20. _ Seth. Clarke County Fair Association. C. Stew- art, pres.^ G." H. Garlough, treas. ' Wm. Jen- kins; sec'y. .Aug.'271030.- - - '- " ^- : ' Sidney.. ShetW County Agricultural Instittite.?- Fair. H. Q«hrie, pres. O. B.'Taylor, treas? ' * G^C. Anderson,sec'y. Sep; i-t6,2o. -;'■:- Smithfieid. Jpffersdn County Fair? "A. L. Suth- erland, pres; Cfcas.; McKinney, treas.- J. O. - Hayne, sec'y.,; Sep.25to27.■ Springfield. Clark County Fair. Wm. Jenktns, sec'y., P. O..Seth, O. Aug. 27 to 30. , St. Clairsvill|.t Belmont County Agricultural'- Societv. Joto* Sidebottom, pres. E. G.Amos; treas. * T. C. i-yers, sec'y. Sep. 24 to 26. Toledo. Tri-SfateFair Association. . J. F. Fitz- | Simmons, sec'y. Aug.26 to 31..' .. .-. I Troy. Miami County Agricultural Societv. T. I S. Scott, pres. A. afcCrird}:, tieas. \r. I. Ten- 0~jgj^jec'y. Sep. 23 to-27. ' ^^per Sandusky,." Wyandotte ^ountv Agricul-. tural Society. G. W. Cliffe_pres't. Henry Kear, sec'y. ;OctrSy9,10and it. Urbana. Chatnpaigri County -Agricultural Soci- ety. C. H. Ganson, pres. -H. P; Wilson, treas. J. W. Crowl, sec'y.. Aug,:"20 to 23. - - 1 - Van Wert. Van "Wert'County Agricultural- Soci- ety. J. S. Stuckey, pres. O. J. Swa rtpiit, sec'y. ■-r Aug. 20 to 23* -^^fc -;TVapakoneta. ^.'Auglaize County Fair. J. T. Van Horn, pres. 'Frank. Rigdon, treas. M. J;Crawford, sec'y. Oct.8ton. Washington. Guersney CountvFair. Dr. G. H. Stout, pres. . Vl-D-Craig. sec'y. Sep-at to 17 - Washington C; H. Fayette County Fair. E. C. Mallow, pres. F.G;"Carpenter, treas. Willis "... N. Allen, sec'y. Aug.ijtoifi- Wanseon. Fulton County AgriculturaT Societv. L. G. Ely, pres. -J. W» Howard,, treas. Thos Mikesell, sec'y.. Sep."r7td2o. Wellington/ Welligton TJnion^griciilturai Soci- ety. -H. C. Harris, sec'y. . Aug. 2X to 23. ■West union. r Adams County Agricultural Soci- ety. W. K. Coleman, pres. Henry Scott, treas. Sep. 10 to 13*- Wilmington. G. P. Thoroe, see's-. "» . 1 Winchester,! Adams couiaty^Fair, Sep ij.toJi . Woodsfield. -Monroe County Fair Association^ W.C?Mooney, pres..'.Geo'P.Dorr,sec'y, Sepr fotc,J3-- . .'- ..'' '"' '. ' -~ Wooster. Wayne County Agricultural Society. ' Wm. Ar m strong, pres. W. A.:"Wilson, treas. I. N; Kinney, sec'y. Sep. 17 to 20. Xenia. Green County Agricultural Society. R' R. Grieve, sec'y- Aug. 13 to 16. Youngstown." Mahoning County Agricultural - Society. B. P. Baldwin, pres. J. H. Ruhlman, sec'y. Sen. 24 to 26. PENNSYLVANIA. Allentown, Lehigh county Agricultural Society, Jeremiah Roth, pres't, Victor D. Barner, treas. W. K. Mohr, sec'y, Sept. 23 to 27 Apollo, Armstrong and "Westmoreland Agricul- tural Society. Milt. Unzapher, pres't, S. M. Nelson, treas. H. G. Kinter, sec'y, Sept. 10 to 13 -.^ Beaver, Beaver county Agricultural Society, W. H. Partington, pres't, Frank Moore, treas. E. P. Kuhn, sec'y, Sept. 24 to 27 Berwick, Berwick Fair Association, Jos. H.Fik, pres't, B.-D. Freas, treas. John W. Evans, sec'y, Oct. 2 to 5 Bethlehem, Bethlehem Great Inter-State Fair, -J. W. Lovatt, pres't, H. H. Dash, treas. H. A. - Groman, sec'y, Sept. 17 to 20 .Bloomsburg, Colnmbia county Agricultural So- ciety, Johns. Mensch, pres't, Jas. C. Brown, treas. A. N. Yost, sec'y, Oct. 8 to 12 Brookville, -Jefferson county Fair Association, A. D. Long, sec'y; Fair in September. Burgettstown, Dnion Agricultural Association' Wm. Melvin, sec'y, Oct. 1 to 3 Butler, Butler Agricultural Society, W. P. Roes- sing, sec'y, Sept. 3 to 6 Cambridgeboro, Central rawford Agricultural Society, Cl ark P. Eckels, pres't, J. R. Cease' treas, Albert S. Faber, sec'y, Sept. 24 to 27 ' Canton, Bradford county Agricultural Society, Sept. 24 to 27 . Carlisle, Cumberland county-Fair Association, . Riller, sec'y, Sept. 24 to 27 Carmichaels, Greene county Agricultural Soci- ety, Geo. Shroyer, pres't; L- W. Gwynn, sec'y, Oct. 3 to 5 Cochranton, Cochranton Agricultural Society, Hugh Smith, pres't, Jesse Moore, treas. John H. Adams, secy, Sept. 18 to.20 Conneautville, Crawford county Agricultural Society, W. W. Power, pres't, J. E. Rupert, • treas. F. L. Lord, sec'y, Sept. 10 to 13 Corry, ■ Northwestern Agricultural Society, S E Kincaid, pres't, N. R. Heath, treas, Chas B' olegrove , sec'y, Sept. 17 to 20 Dayton, Armstrong county Fair A^^-j-ii'i T. M. Elder, prest, S. W. Marshall, treasj A. G. Walker, sec'y, Sept. 25 to 28 East Towanda,. Bradford county Agricultural Society, Hugh McCabe, prest, Geo? W Black man, treas, J.N.CalHf.sec'y,- Sept.' 2410^ Forksville, Sullivan county Agricultural Socie- ty M.R. Black, pres't. J. L. Hoagland, sec^v address, Lincoln Falls, Pa. Oct.2t04 Greensburg, Greensbnrg Fair Association W F. Holtzer, pres't, D. B.Fisher, treas if n' CUrk, sec'y, address, Claridge, Pa. Oct. 2 to 9. H ^ u V? = ^„.J Ianov S r c °"?ty.Fair Association! R. M.Wirt, pres't, T J. Little, treas. M. O - Smith, setfy, Sept. 10 to 13 Harford, Harford Agricultural Societv F. V Jones, sec'y,, Sept. 25 and 26 .' " Hopkstown, Millcreek .VaUey Agricultural So- aety, H. W. Nelson, pres't, Allan McDonald treas. R. M. Swaney, sec'y. Aug. 20to27 Eutztown, Keystone Agricultural Society. Taeob Heffner, pres't, J. B. Essen, sec'y.^Sept. r? Lehighton, Carbon .CoimtvSIinlustnal Society, Win. K. Ash, p:'es*'t,■'.- V<«V Schwartz; treas, - C. W. Bower, sec'y. Sept.-io to: 13 ;;-' ; -■- Lewisburg," < Union county -Agricultural Soclelty, -- AndreVr Ruhl, pres't, ;Geo. E.. Long, setfy,J: _ Sept. 24 to 27 .',.:,-;;*'.<*"'"Sc.' It. ''"■'' -"?■■' "" -fcewiston, MifTIin county Agricultural Sodefy.* *7as. H. Sigler,'pres't Thos. W. Moore, treas. ;: A". T. Hamilton, sec'y, Dec. 10 tb'13 ,.1. '.:;.- Lykens, Lykens Agricultural Society, Dr.-A. G • Stanley, pres't, Jos. Kranier, treas. A.. Long '■■ sec'y, Aug. 21 to 23 ,", : . ';" Mansfield, Mansfield Fair .Association, J. M.- Barden, pres't, W. D. Husted, treas. J. A. ■ Elliott, sec'y, Sept. 24 to 27. Mercer, Mercer Central Agricultural Association • Jphn T. Cill. pres't, John P. Orr, sec'y, Sep't. 10 to 12 - -' Montrose, -Montrose Agricultural Society, W. A. Titsworth, sec'y, Oct. x to 2 Nazareth, Northampton countv Agricultural Society. Win. F. Beck, pres't, J. J. Maus, » sec'y. Oct. 1 to 4 "Newcastle, Lawrence county Agricultural Sr> ciety, \Tm. E. Lockhart, pres't, Hon. A. L. Martin, sec'y, -;Last week in August- Newport, Perrv fcounty Agricultural Society, D. H. Shiebley, pres't, F. A. Fry, sec'y, Sept. 17 to 20 - ■■'•- Orwigsburgh'; Schuylkill county Agricultural Societv, David C. Brown, pres't, Harry D, Kochi'treaa. John C Beck, sec'y, Sept. 3 to 6. Oxford, Oxford" Agricultural Society, Wm. H. Hogg, pres't, Milton alker, sec'y. Sept. 24 to 27 Parker, Parker Agricultural Association, S. W. Coe, pres't, T. Cohen, treas. G. A. Needle, sec'y, Sept. 10 to 13 Port Royal, Port Royal Fair Association, D. W. Goss, pres't, W. R. "Wharton, sec'y, Sept 10 to 13 Pottstown, Montgomery, Berks and Chester Ag- ricultural Socie^-, John Todd, pres't, Galvin Fegaly, treas. E. P. Ancona, sec'y, Sept. 3 to 6 Radeing, Berks .County Agricultural Society, Jas. McDowan,"pres't,: Milford N. Ritter, treas. Cyrus T.- Fox, sec'y, Sept-10 to 13 ;" Scranton, Scranton Fair Association, E. J. Woodwin, sec'y, July 2 to 5 Shamokin, Schmokin Agricultural Society, "Wm. Burry, pres't, John Mullen, treas. A. G.'Marr, sec'y. Stoneboro, Mercer County Agricultural Society, R. J. McClure, pres't;' R. P. Cann, treas. J. P. . Hines, sec'y, Sept. 24 to 26 Stroudsburg, Monroe County Agricultural Socie- ty, J. S. Williams, pres't, R. B. Keller, treas. T. C. Brown, sec'y, Sept. 3 to 6 Tarentum, Tarentum Fair Association, . G. A. McWilliams, pres't. Geo.'W. Smith, treas. W. H. Mccullough, sec'y, Aug. 27 to 30 Titusville, Oil Creek Valley Agricultural Asso- ciation, Thos. Purtill, pres't,' - W. W. Lewis, J. H. Cogswell, sec'y, Sept. 10 to 13 Troy, Troy Farmers Club Fair, John F.'Hunt, . - pres't^SamuelPoweroy.treas. NelsonA.May- "^nard, sec'y, Sept. 10 to 13 TJniontown, Fayette County Agricultural Socie- ty. W. S. Craft, pres't, W. V. Parshall, sec'y, Sept. 8 to 14 Washington, Western Pennsylvania Agricultu- ral Association^ Geo. M. Cameron, pres't, Jas. K. Mitchell, treas. Julius LeSIo3*ne, sec'y, Aug; 27 to 30 ■' Wellsboro, Grange Picnic Fair Association. W. . H. Whiting, sec'y, Sept. 4 to 6 West" Chester, Chester ' County Agricultural Society, R. E. Manoghan, pres, M.H. Matlack, treas Barclay Lear, sec'y, Sept. 5 to 7 Westfield, Cowanesque Valley Agricultural So- ciety,- Chas Tubbs, pres't, R. H. Buck, treas. John R. Dengle, sec'y, Sept 16 to 20 Williams Grove, Grangers' Inter-State Picnic Exhibition, H S Mohler, pres't, R H- Thomas, genl manager, address, Mechanics burg, Pa Aug 26 to 31 BHODE ISLAND. Woonsocket, Woonsocket Agricultural Society, John Hoyden, sec'y. Sept. 11 to 13 SOUTH CAROLINA. ; Columbia, South arolina State Agricultural So- ciety, Thos. J. Moore, pres't, Thos. W. Hollo- way, sec'y, address, Pomana, South Carolina. Nov. 11 to 15 SOUTH DAKOTA. Sioux Falls, South Dakota State Fair Associa- tion, Oscar P. Kemp, pres't, Watertown, S. D. Morris H. Kelly, sec'y, Aberdeen, S. D./ Sept. 1 to 4 TENNESSEE. Columbia, Maury County Fair Association, B S. Thomas, sec'y. Aug. 13 to 16 Dyersburg, Dyer County Fair Association, N . W. Calicut, pres't. T. C. Gordon, sec'y, ■ Oct 8 to 12 Murfreesboro, Rutherford County Fair Associa- tion, W R Jarrett, pres't, J W Sparks, sec'y, Sept. ll ; to 14 Paris, Henry County Fair Association, John R Wright, pres't, R A Foster, sec'y, -Oct 15 to 18 .. Rockwoodj" . Roane County Pair Association, J G. Cruihhliss, pres't," S'P Spa rks, sec^y, Oct 1 to4 ■ '-._ ............ ';,TEXAS: Belton, Bell County Fair Association, W. S. Carter, pres't, Louis Tyler, treas. L K Tar- . ver,.sec'y, Oct 8- to 12 Calvert, Robertson County Fair Association, L T Fuller, pres't, J, A Foster, treas. U.W.n ■Parish, sec'y." " Corsicana, Naval,10 County Fair Association, Joel Hayden, pres't, F C Hand, sec'y, Oct. 15 to 18 Dallas. Texas State Fair. Association, J. T . Trezevant, pres't, J. B. Adone, treas." C. A Cour, sec'y, Oct. 19 to Nov. 3 Groesbeck, Limestone County Fair Association, G. V. McClintic, pres't, M. H. Clark, treas. Dr. S. Bugg, sec'y,-,Oct.*9 to-12 . Tyler, .Tyler Fruit Palace, S H Cox, pres't J X-Harris, treas J M Herhdon, sec'y J P Donglas, gent manager Jnly 17 to Aug 1, Victoria, Southwest Texas Fair Association* • L D Heason, pres't, L N Hofer, sec'y D H.. Reagan, treas. Nov. 7 to 12 - VERMONT. Brattleboro, Valley Fair Association, Geo.W. Hooker, pres't, - Julius J Estey, treas. CL. Sticeney, sec'y, Sept. 25 and 26 Fairhax-en, Western Vermont Agricultural Asso- ciation, EBussey, pres't, R C Reed, treas. H K Sheldon, sec'y. Sept 17 to 20 Lyndonville, Northern Caledonia Fair Associa- tion, L. B. Harris, pres't, B N Wells, treas. E. M. Campbell, sec'y. Sept 17 and 18 Manchester, Battenkill Valley Fair, D. K. Simonds, sec'y, Sept 11 to 13 Northfield, Dog River Valley Fair Association, Geo w Lynde, pres't "WW Holden treas., J C Thayer sec'y Sept.17 to 19 Rutland Rutland Fair Association J. H. Mead, pres't F. A. Field treas. F H Chapman, sec'y Oct. 1 to 4 St. Johnsbury Caledonia Fair Association, Arthur F. Stone prest J. D. Gould sec'y, Sept. ioto.X2 Sheldon Junction Franklin County Agricultural, Association A B Croft prest C A Oliver sec'y Aug. 28 to 30 Waterbury Winooski Valley Fair Association, G. E. Moody pres't Geo^W. Atkins, treas. E G Hooker sec'y Sept. 10 to 12 Woodstock, Windsor County Agricultural Soci- ety J H Eastman pres't H C Lockwcod, treas. John S Eaton.fsec'y Sept. 24 to 26 VIRGINIA. FreJcricksTmrg. Rappahannock Fair Society, Oliver Kastbura, pres't, S. J.-Qninn, sec'y, Oct. 22 to 24 Lvnchburjr, T.vnchburjr Fair Association. Sam- uel T. Withers, pres't, G. \V. Smith, sec'y. Oct. ItO 4 Richmond, Virginia State Fair Association, Henry W. Wood, pres't, Wm. G. Owens, sec'y. Oct. S to 12 ■<* Roanoke, No Fair 1S95. Staunton, Virginia Fair Association. C. B. Coiuer, pres't, Hebcr Ker, sec'y, Sept. 3 to 6 Suffolk. Suffolk Agricultural Association. Ceo. W. Nurnew pres't, J. Walter Hosier, sec v, Oct., 15 to 18 Winchester, Shenandoah Valley Fair Associa- tion. J. K. McCann; pres't, P. C. Core, treas. K- O. T loll is, sec'y. WASHINGTON. Yakima. Washington State Fair, Sept. 30 to Oct. 13 \ . WEST VIRGINIA. Kcottageville, Evans Fair Association, J. M. JAsiiller, sec'y, Aug. 20 to 23 r^ew^Wnrtinsville, Wetzel County Fair Associa tion," -John Steuder, pres't, S. R. Martin, sec'y. Aug. 20 to 23 Pennsboro, Ritchie County Agricultural Societv. L. P. Wilson, pres't, G. P. Sigler, treas. Will. A. Strickle r, sec'y, Sept. 10 to 12 Point Pleasant, Mason County Agricultural So- ciety, A. N. Roseberry, sec'y, Aug. 6 to 9 Wheeling. West Virginia State Fair, A. Rev- man, vrcs't. Geo. Hook, sec'y. Sept. 2 to 6 "WISCONSIN. Ashland, Ashland County Agricultural Society. J. G. McGeehan, pres't, John A. Watson, treas R. K. Spencer, sec'y, Sept. iS to 20 Bamboo, Sauk County Agricultural Society, J. M. lone, pres't, H. Marriott, treas. J. S. Hall, sec'y, Sept. 24 to 27 Beaver Dam, Dodge County Fair, D. Dickinson 1 , pres't, H. B. Drake, treas. C. W. Harvey, sec'y, Sept. 24 to 27 Black River Falls, Jackson Agricultural Society, H. J. Ormsby, sec'3', Sept. 10 to 13 Bloomington, Blakes Prairie Agricultural Soci- ety, John Carey, pres't, II. C. Knke, treas. D. F. Brown, sec'y, Sept. 11, 12 and 13 Boscobel, Boscobel Agricultural Association, Lou. B. Ruka, pres't, F. C. Mafiley, treas. Jud. P. Walker, sec'y, Sept. 25 to 27 Cedarburg, Ozaukee County Agricultural Soci- ety, John Cough, pres't, L. E. Schroeder, treas. I>. K. McCinley, sec'y, Sept. 25, 26 and 27 Chilton, Chilton Fair Association, L. D. Dor- schell, sec'y, Sept. 24 to 27 Cumberland, Cumberland Inter-County Fair As- ' sociation, S. H. Waterman, pres't, H. S. Wil- liams, treas. H. L. Comstock, sec'y. Sept. iS to 20 Darlington, Lafayette County Agricultural Soci- ety, G. G. Monahan, pres't Paul Speth, treas, Geo. F. "West, sec'y, Aug. 27 to 30 Dodgeville, Iowa County Agricultural Society, John M. Reese, sec'y, Aug. 20 to 23 Elkhorn, Walworth County Agricultural Society, John G. Meadows, pres't, L. G. Latham, treas. Samuel Mitchell, sec'y, Sept. 24 to 27 Ellsworth, Pierce County Fair Association, W. H. Terpeniirg, pres't. J. B. Maynard, treas. K. D. Lord sec'y, Sept. 25 to 27 Galesville, Trempealeau County Fair, F. G. Davis, sec*yi Aug. 27 to 30 Grand Rapids, Wood County Fair Association, L.M.Nash,pres't. F. J.Wood, treas. J. A. Taylor, sec'y. Green Bay, Brown County Northeastern Fair, H. llagemeister, pres't, H. B. Baker, treas. D. W. Flatley. sec'y, Sept. 3 to 6 , Hartonville v .'Outagamie County Agricultural Society; i.Jbhit'Dye, pres't, A.- L. Murphy, treas. H. T. Buck, sec'y. Sept 24 to 26 Hudson, St. Croix County Agricultural Society, Robt. McUiarmid, pres't, H. F. Dinsmore, sec'y, Sept. 11 to 13 -, Janesville, Rock County Agricultural Society, J. E. Gleason, pres't,' S.L.James, treas. D. W. Watt,:scc'y, Sept. 10 to 13 ,_~-_. Jefferson, Jefferson County Agricultural Society - John Whittet, pres't, F. P. Kispert, treas. Dr. .. J. L.Kearney, sec'y, Oct. ito4 _ Kewaunee, Kewaunee County Agricultural Soci- ety, R. A. Moore, preslt, Adolph Ebel, sec'y, Sept. 11 to 14 ^ LaCrosse, LnCrosse Inter-State Fair Associatron, Wm. Lohmiller, pres't, Vincent»A. Tausche, • treas. Ed^vxu E. Magili, sec'y. Sept- a to 7 Lancaster, Grant County Agricultural Society, Dclos Abrains, pres't, W. J. McCoy, treas, T. A. Burr, sec'y, Sept. 18 to 20 Madison, Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, S. D.Hubliard, pres't, M. R. Doyon, treas. T. J. Fleming, sec'y, Sept. 16 to 21. _ Medford, Taylor County Agricultural Society, J. W. Wneelock, pres't, T. M: Miller, sec'y 1 , Sept. 11 to 13 Menominie, Dunn County Agricultural Society, Paul C. Wilson, pres't, J. B. Chickering, treas. Geo. M. Callaway, sec'y, Sept. 17 to 19 Merrill, Lincoln County Agricultural Societv, J. N. Cotter, pres't, _ Julius Thielman, freas. Thos. J," Mathews, sec'y. Mineral Point Mineral Point Fair Association, G. G. Cox. pres't, P. Allen, treas. H. S. Weil, sec'y, Sept. 3 to 6 Monroe, Green County Agricultural society, C. T, Hodges, pres't, Robt. A. Etter, sec'y, Sept. • II to 14 New London, New London Agricultural Society. H. H. RammV pres't, Henry Cannon, sec'y Sept. 17 to 20 . ■ ■ - Oconto, NoFairiniSo5 Oskosh, Oskosh Fair Association, John Laabs, pres't, Geo. Hilton, treas. C. E. Angell, sec y, June 25 to 18 Portage, Columbia County Agricultural Society, Geo. Bain, pres't, J. M. Bushnell, treas. Ken- nedy Scott, "sec'y, Address Rio, Wisconsin, ,Sept. 10 to 13 Richland Centre, Richland County Agricultural Society, Geo. Fogo, prest, I. M. Hart, treas. J. M. Bunell, sec'y; Sept. 24 to 27" Seneca, Crawford County Agricultural Society, Hugh Porter, pres't, Chas. Mitchell, treas. Thos. Taylor, sec'y, Sept. 23 to 27 Seymour, Seymour Fair Association, F. R. Ditt- mer, prest, Jas. Dean, treas. L. H. Tubbs, sec'y, Sept. 24 to 26 Viroqua, Vernon County Agricultural Society, D. Wise, pres't, W. W, Powell, .treas. F. W. Alexander, sec'y,, Sept. 17 to 20 Waukesha, Waukesha County Agricultural Soci- ety, E. W. Cbafin, pres't, F. R. Fuller, treas. W. H. Smith, sec'y, Sept. 10 to 13 Wausau, Marathon County Agricultural Society, Robt. Plisch, pres't, John Kfefer, treas. E. B. Thayer, sec'y. Sept. 12 to 14 West Bend, West Bend Agricultural Society, S. F.Mayer, pres't, Geo. W. Jones, treas. Joseph ^Ott, sec'y. West Superior, Douglas County Agricultural So- ciety, Jas. Bishop, sec'y, Sept. 2 to 6 Weyauwega, Waupaca County Agricultural Asso- ciation, A. L. Hutchinson, sec'y, - Sept. 24 to 27 OKLAHOMA TERRITORY. El Rend, El Reno Fair Association, Oct. 15 to iS Guthrie, Oklahoma State Fair Association. ■■"Roy. Teal, sec'y, Oct. S to 11 \J-'/ / --J-. ONTARIO, CANADA. Campbell ford, Seymour Asricultura 1 Society. F. Bonnycastle, pres't, j John Clark, sec'y, I^st Thursday and Friday in September. Collingwood. Great Northern Exhibition, II. Format., pres't, W. I. Frame, treas. J. W. Archer, sec'y, Sept. 24 to 27 Dresden. Camden Agricultural Society. Walker H. Clapp, pres't, N. U. Carscallen, treas. John Chappie, sec'y, Oct. 9 and 10 Kington, Midland Central Fnir Association, John I*. Oram, sec'y. Sept. 2 to 7 Ottawa, Central Canada Exhibition. Win. Hut- chinson, pres't, T. C. Bate, treas. E. McMahou sec'y, Sept. 20 to 2S Owen Sound, Owen Sound Fair Association. J. H. McCullough, pres't, A. G. Mac Kay, sec'y, Sept. 17 to 19. Prescott. South Orenville Agricultural Society. Jas. Cosgrove, pres't, T. R. Melville, sec'y, Sept. 24 to 26. Simcoe, Norfolk T"nion Fair Association. D. It. l"almerton, pres't, J. Thos. Mtin>l»>*. sec'y. Oct. 15 to 17 Stratford, Stratford Fair Association. Nelson Monteith, pres't, Johu Brown, sec'y, Sept. 26 and 27 Wingham. Northwestcrh Fair Association. Chas. Henderson, pres't, John Anderson, sec'y, address, Bel grave. Out. Sept. 24 to 26 QUEBEC. Shcrhrooke, Canada Great Eastern Exhibition, lion. John Mcintosh, pres't, H. R. Frascr. Sec'v, Sept. 1U7 Cotton States and International Exposition, ATLANTA, OEORQIA Opens Sept. 18 and Closes Dec. 31. BfTTboa^d ^dV^^srug- 15 NUMBER ; .'v.:-.. OFl - - : l^ill-boaFd;-';.^ Will be thelMid=5urhmer Spe<^ial HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED, • WITH ILLUMINATED COVER, WILL CONTAIN A COMPLETE ACCOUNT OF TflE ■ GONYENTmN. '"■ It will Contain a FLASH LIGHT Picture ,of tr,e Mernbers \r\ Convention assembled.* SEND IN. Y0UR_HDiiERTISeW6NT. Read AM Over the World. Edition 20,000 Guararrteed. Positively NO SAMPLE COPIES To Bill Posters. j$: aaHuaaHaBHaaaaaaaaaaaBi0aaaaaaaaaiaaaBaaQEK3aaHaaaBEiiaaaa&-:•:•:•;•: :% ♦ ♦ ■♦■ ♦ ^ •*■-*■ ■*■ ■*■ ♦ ■* •* -v ^ <?■?■ ■^•^-^^•^^^••^■-^ V ♦ **" GK^at^r-^ Grar\d& Xh^\ EV^- ;!;;;: BBBHBBBBBBHBBBBBBBBBBBBBHBBBBBaaaBBaBBBBBEBHHBBEBBBBBIB ; WAS GETTING HIS MONEY'S WORTH. But It Broke the Young Man All Up to Be Reminded of It. The impecunious young man had been kept ia vne house by a cold, so he had actually managed to get to- gether $10 on vfnich there was no pressing claim. Of course he had debts, but nothing estremely urgent. "I ous?ht to do something for that friend of my sister-who is in town," ho mused. "I haven't taken any no- tice of the card she gent. I wonder how I can square myself? Might take her to the theater. No; that won't do. I shall have to take her aunt, and that will be $4.50 or $6 for the tickets. I shouldn't have enough for supper. Better make it a dinner. I can make the hour 7 o'clock and say that we couldn't get to the thea- ter without hurrying through, din- ner. Besides I can tell her T'want to have a nice chat with her. We might even wind up at the art exhibition if we went to a table d'hote. Tick- ets are only 50 cents.'' So the note explaining how illness had prevented an earlier call and closing with an invitation to dinner for the visitor and her aunt was sent. The reply aooepted the apolo- gy and the explanation. The young man had much difficulty in holding to his $10. Ho vowed that he would have asbestus pockets in his next suit_so that^ money.couldn't .burn a hole through. On the appointed evening the three went, to the new hotel which- t'.ie young man had se- lected, because ho had been told that the dinner on the American plan was extremely good and cost only $1.50. This would leave a margin for wine, tip, car fare and art exhi- bition. The dinner was exceedingly pleas- ant, and two hours and a half were spent in delightful conversation. Finally coffee was served and drunk, and the waiter brought two checks. One was for wine, the other for the dinner. The young man had been in some tight" pinches before, owing to his impecuniosity, but he was fairly overwhelmed when he saw the second check. Each dish that the party had eaten was stamped on it in red ink, with the price. The horrible list ran down the entire face of the check and - two-thirds of the way down-the" other side. It started: "Clams; 73 cents; soup, $1.20; pom- pano, $1.80," and went on, enumer- ating every vegetable, meat, dessert and so on. The total must have been $15. The host pretended to study the check, but he Was thinking of a way to get out of his scrape. He didn't have his watch, but the cash- ier might accept his card. Meantime the waiter stood solemnly by. 1 ^What's the total?" finally asked must have aroused his guests'curios- ity. - "There it is," and the waiter"point- ed at some small figures at the top of the check.' These said simply, "Three dinners, $4.50." A sigh of relief got to the young man's; lips, bnt was stifled there. The $10 bill .was more than enough, but those few minutes (if- it was minutes) of shock took the edge off the host's spirits. He doesn't know yet what the itemized account was all about Probably the hotel wanted to show how much it gave to eat for $1.60.^- New York Tribune. -» Greece was formerly Grsecia. Iv had its name from that of its inhab- itants. . - FIRST OF THE FOURTH* the young man after a delay that The air is sweet and clear, ~. .And we know the dawn is near. In the east the sky grows light And bright, and yet more bright Til] the sun bursts on oar sight. And gone is the soft still gloom. Booml Yes, that is the first great gun. And now look out for the fun. Jack and Frank and Fred g And Bob, who are snng in bod, | Will jump and shout and run. Fred flies out of his room— Booml And now close in his track Come Bob and Frank and Jack, Uo glance to the side nor back. Straight they rush to the front. Bound they wiU bear the brunt Of the fun or meet their doom- Boom I —Youth's Compan y - nil m •f &( If f