The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-09-01
. Stock-C. b Miller.
General Rules and Regulations.
NENBERSWIP.

MEMBERSHIP.
Any person, by paying one dollar to
the Treasurer or his agent, can become
a member Of this Society," and will be
entitled to a card which will admit to
the ground man with his wife aud
children under 81 years of age, or a
man and two ladies, during the cOntinu-
ance of the Fair.
Every person not having family card
will be charged twenty-five cents for ad-
mission.
No one will be allowed to compete for
premiums who is not member Of the
Society.
ENTRIES.
Members Of the Society will be al
lowed to enter free of charge as many
articles as they please in all the classes
except those of Horses, Mules, Jacks
and Cattle, in which classes any member
may make two entries, but for each ad-
ditional entry he shall be required to
pay iIty cents.
All entries must be made before 10
o'clock of the day on which the articles
entered are to be exhibited The exact
age, sex, color, class and number Of each
animal will be required by the Secreta-
ry. On the entry Of articles and ami
mails, cards will be furnished with the
number and class as entered at the Of
flee, which arc to be placed upon the
animal or article 20 be exhibited.
The premium stock and premium ar
ticles are required to remain until the
close Of the Fair, under forfeiture of
the premium, unless removed by the
consent of the Executive Committee.
The Directors will award premiums
on any articles entered for exhibition
for premiums not enumerated in the
scale, which they may deem worthy Of
reward, the amount to be decided by
them.
Hay aud straw will be furnished graf
is, and grain at the customary selling
price, to all animals kept over night.
Stock which have been heretofore
awarded the first premium shall be
equally entitled to competition for pre-
miums with other stock.
All members Of the Society will be
allowed to drive their vehicles within
the grounds. Those not having family
tickets will be charged twenty-five cents
extra for that privilege.
All stock or other animals must be
entered in the name of the actual olCa-
er, and all articles IN the naa,c Of the
producer or 0laher Of the same, under
the penalty Of forfeiting the premium,
should one be awarded.
JUDGES
The Judges will meet at the business
stand at 10 o'clock of the day on which
their duties are to be performed, when
their names will be called and vacancies
supplied,
Any person named as a judge or com
mitteeman, who has any article or ami
NAL for exhibition in the class on which
he is a Judge, will give due notice to the
Board, and his place will be filed with
another.
The Judges are requested to make
their reports to the Secretary at the
business office as early as practicable
They will be expected to give the rea-
sons Of their DECISIONS embracing the
valuable and desirable qualities Of the
animal or article to which premiums are
awarded.
No person, under any pretonco what
ever, shall be permitted to interfere with
the judges during their adjudication.
Where an animal is shown in more
than one class by but one exhibitor,
only one premium will be awarded, and
that to the FIRST or second, as the merits
of the animal may deserve.
In all cases where premiums are taken
by persons who are subscribers to the
papers, they will not be required to take
them, but shall receive in place Of the
Ohio Farmer 50, and in place of the
Ohio Cultivator 81, nor shall any per-
son be required to take more than one
copy Of each.