The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-09-29
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

I RULES AND REGULATIONS.
For the eighth Annual Fair of the Wyan.
dot Agricultural Society, tobe held at
the Fair ground at Upper Sardusky, on
the 5th, 9th and 7th days OF Octo'
Der A. D., 1859. &
I lst. Price efAdmission. payment
Of one dollar constitutes member Of the
\ Society. Every member with his family
(except such males as are over twenty
years Of age will be entitled to admis-
sion during the Fair. This payment must
be made before persons will be entitled to
enter property for exhibition. Single ad-
mission, Is cts. 1tr
end. Ample accommodations for re-
frsshments will be provided within the
grounds, and no establishment Of any kind,
,piW be permitted ON Tie outside.
Sd. The Board reserve to themselves
the privilege Of allowing Pedlars, Show.
men and all others who attend the Fair,
for the purpose of making money,to enter
the Fair grounds with their goods, wares,
kc.. or to prohibit them from entering as
they shall think best
4th. All entries must be made on or
before the first day Of the Fair; no entries
will be received after the first day. The
books will be open for entries week pre-
vious to the Fair at the Office Of the Sac'y.
Persons living at distance can if they
prefer making their entries by letter to
the Secretary, stating the articles and
the class in which they wish to compets.
4th. No animal to be entered in the
name Of any other than the bona tide own
cr. Should any be entered otherwise, they
will not be permitted to receive premi-
um, although awarded by the judges.
9th. An entrance fee of ten per cent,
upon the amount Of the premiums COM
peted for, will be charged on all animals
entered.
7lh. Ample accommodations will bo
furnished for animals strictly entered for
exhibition and an Efficient Police force
will be on the ground to take care Of and
protect the articles exhibited.
9th. No wagon, carriage, or horse, not
entered will be permitted within the en-
closure; and all persons entering and exs
hibiting the same will be charged room
and feed. ......
9th. Competitors for premiums on
crops will be required to have the ground
and its products accurately measured BY
not less than two disinterested persons
whose statements shall be verified by affi-
davit. ,.... .4......t.
10th. Committees will award no premi-
ums when but ore All imal or article is ex'
hbited, and is not deemed worthy OF
premium.
llM. No spirituous or. tsrmentea liquors
,oiN be pern,ityedto to be sold, given array or IN
any aoay disposed OF, on, or in the neighbor-
hood Of the Fair ground, during the Far.
Should this rule Je uiolated, the offender sciN
be punished to The ertent Of the lasc.
Contributions Of articles showing artis-
tic skill and beauty, and of natural and
artificial curiosties, are respectfully solic-
tied from persons not members of the
society. The ladies are solicited to come
out and assist in arranging, decora-
ting, and beautifying, Floral Hall; and
to encourage by their presence, those
who are engaged in the great, agricultur.
al, and industrial pursuits and strive to
promote their interests.
The grounds and various departments
will be under the following charges:
General Superintendent-T. V. REBER,
assisted by W. H. REEIcK.
Mechanics and Manufacturers Hall,
Vegetables and Grain-F. f. FOWLER.
Floral Hall-W. Z. WILSON. .
Horses and Horse Ring-T. G. DYE.
Cattle and Cattle Ring-H. j. STARR.
Hogs, Sheep, and Poultry A. H.
LUNDY.
Secretary's office-C. BERRY, jr.
Treasurer's office--A. j. FAILoR.
Additional Premiums
To be awarded at the eight Annual
Fair of the Wyandot County Agricultur-
al Society. e,E saf H,5
A Premium Of Five Dollars will be
paid for the best Five Colts, under three
years old, the progeny of one Horse.
A Diploma will be awarded their sire.
Rv order of tho Rnard