American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
OFFICERS.
President--JOHN REBER.
Tressurer-JOHH @. WEAVER.
Secretary-JOHN @. OASSEL. 3.
Board of Directors.
General Rnles ana Regulations.

Members Badge will be sold at my cents eaef ,at
th1 office the ground, which will admit Man. his
wife and children under twenty one teafs bfage du-
rpg the Fair. Gentlemen not wishing 10 purchase
badges will be furnished tickets at the ONCE for 25
cents each, which will admit one person, for one day
only, But no single ticket will admit lady with
gentlemen;
An additional charge for each hdrseihAh entering
the grounds Is cents, each horse and buggy 20 cenis
Two horses and buggy or carriage 50 cents per day'
All articles Nir exhibition must be entered by ten
O'Clock on the st OF2d day, The books will positive
ly close at I athOur. .,. sla
Hay and Fodder will be furnished free Of expense.
Corn and oats will be sold to those who wish them NJ
the cost price. '1 '' 'N-
Ten per cent. on the premiums competed for, must
be paid on all articles entered for exhibition. ..
ltis desirable that entrances be made during the
90 days prec eeding The fair, which be done by
calling ON the Secretary, Jno G. Cassel.
No horse shall be shown for more than premi-
um
Discretionary premiums will be paid all articles
presented not named in the list, which the awarding
committees may deem worthy. - 't- ,-.
No articles will be allowed apremium that may be
deemed unworthy.
All premiums will be held for the benefit OF the
Society that called for wlthnthiry days after
| the Fair. t.-f- .-..., . ',4
As one of the objects of the Society is to- Improve
the stock of the county, no premiumsare offered sep
arately on common cattle: but they may be shown in
connection with grade stock ss7
All aged or matured imais that received the first
premium at the last fair cannot, agnn compete for
4
| ever, be desirable 10 have them on the ground.
| Members oithe awarding committee will please
present themselves at the Secretays table al or be-
fore 10 O'Clock on the FIRST day ofthe far, SO
that vacancies may be filled and the committee be In
| readiness TO discharge their duties. . -
The fair will open each morning at 10 o'cl ,ck II
is hoped that exhibitors will the prOpriey ofma-
king their entries previous to the day Of the Fair II
| possible. = se
Tho transfer ofbadges wilt be punished to the full
est e&tent OF tlielh fst
No person wEaieter'wiT be allowed 10 interfere with
the Judges, or enter the ring during their adjudca-
| tioRs, r., I'll IN 4. .FrF.r- EgffT 2
s eariiesy desired that all stock for exhibition be
onthe ground before 10 O'Clock the first day In order
to have tiemin tleir proper places, and avoid con-
fusion.
All stock Will be required to be on the ground un-
tlllthe ming ofthe third day. &~' s-F -1
AmpteS provisions win be made to furnish refresh.
mes or all kinds at reasonable prices to all who may
attend the Fair, = g III 4 rffl a ~ : n !
An address will be delivered at 9 o'cluck on the
Sd day. q q e J z q ~. 4-'t
Matched and Blood Horses, and G rade Cattle will
| be shown on the first day. ~. ,lo~tsr
Horses for all work, &C., Jacks and Mules, Durha N
Cattle, Sheep, &c: &C., on the second day, SIS . q
Mares, &c., Hogs, &c., &c., on third day. Z q
Ladies' will ride, second and third days Of the Fair
No person VIII be required TO take more than one
Copy or each the above papers, but will receive
$l.50 In place Of the Ohio Farther, and rs cents IL
place ofthe Ohio c pltiyator-s q sgss qs s.. Fz a
ITTrhe Fair will commence with a grand parade
or all the Stock entered for exhibiten, Thursday
at 9o'elock,P underthe direction ofthe Marshal