Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-25
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

Exhibitors will be requirrd to have their
stock entered upon the books at the Secre-
.mry's office. before they are placed in the
enclosure, when they will receive from the
Sec. a duplicate card containing the num-
Der and class Of their entry. Entries can
be made during the whole of Tuesday, the
lst day, The books will then he closed and
they cannot compete for premium They
must also be careful to make their entries
in the proper class, and see that their cards
are pI,ced on The animals, or articles. in
order to facilitate and lessen :he labor OF
the judges.
The Executive Committee will take every
precsutior in their power for the preserva-
ton Of al animaIs and articles on exhrhi-
tion, after t'eir arrival and arrangement on
the ground. bur will not be responsible for
loss or damage.
No change 81. card viii be made after tn
books ere Chased, exceft to correct mis-
take in the register.
No person. other than the officers of the
Society. the Judges and exhibitors of stock,
and invited gusts, will be permitted to en-
ter the ring Will. stock are beirg exhibited;
these will have placer assigned them ov the
executive committee
At O'Clock on "Wednesday morning the
Judges on class A. will take the stand, and
commence the examination and each CON-
mittee on horses will follow in the order
that they are named in the order of the ex.
hibiiion with the least possible delay.
DR.. WIN. EsrEP, Chief Marshal, will
have general supervision of the grounds
and viii give exhibitors such information as
may be necessary to carry into effect the
order of the exhibition.
Forage for stock will be provided on the
ground, at the lowest possible rates.
INSTRUCTIONS To JUDGES.
No person who is an exhibitor can act as
Judge in the class in which he exhibits.
When animals or articles are not deemed
worthy of a premium, :he judges will MOI
make an award. nor will they award pre-.
rium when there is no competitor, unless
the articles or animals are highly meritor
ous, which fact must be noticed in their re-
port.
The judges will report themselves at the
Office of the Sec'y at O'Clock on Wednes
day morning, when they will receive tbs
books and instructions from the Superin.
teudants of the several departments. Ant
they will make their reports at any tint
not lister than Friday at 10 O'Clock
AL horses of 8 years old and upwards
to be exhibited in saddle or harness. accord
ing to their entry. The judges will NO
give .5S much credit to the over fed animals
NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS.
Exhibitors upon the payment of tn,
specified entrance lee. can enter as man,
animate or articles as they choose in Class
Bot when there is no competition in tn,
same Class, but one preminm' will be awar
ded, that may be first or second according 4
merit. Every morning during the exbibi
tion, the judges on stock examined the pre-
vious Gay may have the ring half an hon
for the purpose of reviewing.
ITEMS.-Animals and articles will b
exhibited In the places 3fepsred for tha
purpose. and the premium ribbons attache
BY the judges, as soon as awarded. Firs
premium Blue, Second Red.
The President will be designated bv,
White Rosette on the right breast. the Vic
President by same on left, Managers by
Scarlet Rosette on the right breast, Secre
isry and Treasurer by. same on left, th
Chief Marshal by a White Sash, his assisi
ants by a Blue Sash. Supegintendan'is {
the several Halls bv Blue Rospt,e on rigt
breast.
The Society have. ordered number.
vel of the "Wheat BOOB" by Jno H XII
part, wh ch will be given 10 lieu Of cash
premium holders if desired.
"A Nigilant Police will be in attendanc
for the purpuse of preserving good order
No Intoxicating Liquors will be allowed G
or about the Fair Grounds Comfortab
and secure stabling will be provided on tl