The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03

l. The office of the Secretary will be open the
Fair grounds from o'clock till o'clock p. m,
the day preceding the opening of the Fair and from
O'Clock, II. till II m. the first day OF the Exh
bition for the purpose of receiving registering and
furnishing checks for articles designed to be placed on
exhibition.
2. No article animal be entered for a premium
after II o'clock, m. of the first day of the Fair.
3. All articles and animals exhibited shall be regis
tered in the Secreary's Book and numbered card
check bearing the corresponding number attached
the article and another given to the owner
4. All Exhibitors the Fair must be members OF
the Society have paid their dues have their articles
registered the Secretarys books and obtain check
for the
s. No animal or article entered for a premium
be removed taken away before the close of the E1-
hibition under the penalty Of oreiting any premium
which may have been awarded TO it.
6. All competitors for field crops required to have
the land accurately measured by competent person:
the entire yield of the accurately weighed or
measured and hand the in to the Secretary at
the time of registering, with the certificate of the Sur
veyor and the certificate of two dsnterestcd 7ons
affidavit of himself to the yeldthe said affidavit,
certificate. show the quantity of land, and the
Weld in pounds bushels distinctly set forth as re-
quired in the premium list, without which the Judges
will award premiums No report will be received
which is represented as an average, by measuring u
part and calculating for the balance
T. The chairman of every Committee is required to
meet the Executive Committee at their office on the
Fair ground, 10 O'Clock the first day of the Fair.
g. The several Committees are required to hand in
their reports to the chairman of the Executive Com
mlttee by o CIOcR p nn on the HTst uay OI the
g. The premiums will be awarded at the stand At ii
o'clock a. M, on the last day of the Fair.
TO- Each person, mot member of the Society, must
pay % each day admission fee to the Fair
grounds; if on horseback, so The charge for
admission of Vehicles will be follows: Omnibusses,
So per day. Carriages Is cents Buggies, 80 cents the
passengers paying rs cents each besides the fee for the
vehicles.) Children and servants half price.
II. Every member must his badge, or exhibit it
when required do so by the Gatekeeper, before he
enter the grounds free Of charge.
q. Any person violating the above regulations or
acting improperly the Fair Grounds, shall pay fine
of Ten Dollars.
ID. A public auction of Stock, Farming Implements,
&C., will take place the Fair grounds ut 10 o'clock,
the last day of the Fair
TERMS OF MEMBERsHIP-The payment Of Twenty
Dollars constitutes Life Member, which entities the
member and family to admission at all times to the
Frir grounds, and to compete for premiums without
charge. Individuals paying Two Dollars and an an
nual fee of One Dollar will be entitled to the same
privileges.
Fair grounds for Stock presented for Exhibition.
JOHN A. YOUNG ?
B. w. ALEXANDER,
/. j. GREER.
JAS. b. ROBINSON, r
c. j. FOX,
j. NJ. STRONG,
J. NJ. POTTS,