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Ann Arbor Fair

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Parent Issue
Day
14
Month
September
Year
1892
Copyright
Public Domain
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Come farmers with your Durham cows Your sheep and cattle pigs and sows. Your engines and your riding plows, To the graad Ana Arbor Fair. Bring ou your faniily every one, The youngest and the oldest sou And see what Washteuaw has done And the great crowd at the Fair. Come ladies iu your best array With flowers and pictures bright and gay And spend a long, sweet happy day With kind frieuds at Aun Arbor. Come from many a niral home, Young men and moldena rolling on Singing a happy lover's song Driving to Ann Arbor Fair. Bring on your mellow peaches sweet, And ereain aud sugarall complete With all that's rich aud good to eat, Where Crowds' foast at the Fair. Come studeuts aud professors too, Aud see the working farmers true, What mau and nature's doue for yod On rich rields round Aun Arbor. Men of all parties are invited. Rural joy aud peace united. In frieudship to go home delighted With new pleasure from the Fair. Come Seotchineu singing"Auld-lang-syne," Ireland the "Battle of the Boyue," Germaus "Sweet Biugenon the Rhine,"' All nations to Anu Arbor. John Nanry bring grand Durham stock, John Robison Sharon's rose report, The Woods your best Merino flock, Bird.sing yourgrapes and peaches. Come fliers along the Hnron's banks Fast trotters in the foremost rauks, Like Budd Doble driving Nancy Hanks In two seven to Ann Arbor. Bring on your wheat so plump and new Your eorn and outs aud barley too, And the biggest pumpkins ever grew On Ann Arbor's rolling nills. Come great attorneys at the law. And the best preachers that eau draw, And bring the crowds of Washtenaw In tliousands to Ann Arbor. Come poets every beart consoling Life, beauty and love extoliug, Wlth "eyes in a fine frenzy rolling," Rejoicing to Ann Arbor. Come ringing speakers of renown The best writers in the country towns And you may get ten dollars down For booming up Ann Arbor.

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Old News
Ann Arbor Courier