The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-31

For the best exhibition Of H~oTsemanship by
a young lady a premium OF $40 worth Of Jew
elTy, to be selected by herself, will be award.
ed; for the second best So worth, TO be select
ed by the lady, ,sg
And to each additional lady, 10 the number
often, who appear as competitors for premi-
ums, a gold ring worth 50 will be awarded
Awarding O0mmiftee.--J. o. b. Renick and
George Gregg Of Picka~ay Co.. Philip Weis-
man aud no. ID. Schleioh. y
No horse shall be shown for more than one
premium exceptin sweep stakes.
John Van Pierce will award, on the second
day Of the Fair, q silver cup TO the best Clay
I rustee colt.
Discretionary premiums will Re paid on ar.
ticles presented not named in the list, which
the a warding committees may deem worthy.
No article will be allowed a premium that
may be deemed unworthy. On articles upon
which a premium Of two dollars or more is paid
an cntrsnee fee OF fifty cents will be charged
all others twenty five cents, except, fruit,
vegetables, butter &C., upon which 10 cents
entrance fee will be charged; but upon all ar
ticles Of these Onsses that take premiums an
additional sum Of Is cents win be deducted out
Of the premium as entrance fee.
Competitions for premiums on crops, will
be required to have the ground an its produce
accurately measured by not less than two dis
interested PERSONS, whose statements shall be
verified by affidavit.
II is desirable that entrances be made dnring
the ten Gays Preceedin g the Fair. il possible.
As one OF the objects OF the society is TO i'm
prove the stock Of the cosnty, no premiums are
offered separately on common cattle; but they
may be shown in connection with grade stork
All cattle must be halter broke, so rs 10
sta. ! tied 10 insure safety TO other stock.
All red or mstured animals that received
the (rst ! -emium at the last Fair carnot again
compete for nremiums until two years thereaf-
ter. II woulo, however, be desirable 10 have
them on the grouia.
Members Of the awarding committees win
please present themselves ct the Secretary's
table ut or before 10 O'Clock q. M, on the first
day oC the Fair, 20 that vacancies may be filed
and the committee be in readiness TO discharge
their duties.
The Fair will open each morning at ten o.
clock, by which hour all entries for the day
must be made. 1t is hoped that exhibitors
will see the ptopriety Of making their entries
pre- vious 10 the day Of The Fair, if possible.
Members Badges will be sold at one dollar
each, at the Office on the ground, which Will
admit a man, his wife aud children under
twenty-one years Of age, during the Fait.-
Gentlemen not wishing 10 purchase badges
will be furnished tickets, at The Office for Is
cents each, which will admit one person for
one day only. But no single ticket will admit
q lady with a gentleman.
The transfer Of badges will be punished TO
the fullest extent OF the law.
No person whatever will be allowed TO in,
t%eIfere with the judges, or enter the ring du-
ring their adiudicationa.
Feed will be furnished free OF expense to all
stock entered ft exhibition.
u il eefneSlly desired that all stock Tor ex.
hibiiien be ~ the ground before 10 O'Clock the
Iurss sscy, in order ~ 1--we them In their propel
places. and avoii 9 infusion.
All stock will be required To be on the ground
until Tho evening Of the third day.
Ample provision will be made 10 furnish re
f%Teshinents Of all kinds at reasonable prices x
all who may attic nd the Fair.
An address will be delivered al q o'clock OF
the third day, by.P. Van Trump Esq. rr
NEWTON SOHLEiOH, GscreiSyy