Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-17
CIEARFILD AGRICULTURAL so.
CIETY.
RrLEs AND REGULATIONS.

x. LES AND REGULATIONS,
The Fair ground is one fthe most beautifully
located in the State, and of convenient access to
vistors. being located on the bank Of the West
Branch of the Susquehnnna River, less than one
half mile from the Borough Of Clearfeld, where
ample accommodations can be had by all The
rround is enclosed by "a substantial board fence,
foet nigh, and suitable buildings will be erect
cd fcr the protection of al articles on examina-
ton.
Premiums and diplomas win be paid on and
nfter the first Wednesday Of November and until
the LIST day IF January, 1861. after which time
NIL money premiums unclaimed viii be consider
cd donation to the Society. The @ Il GERS of
the Society ald members Of tho Committee of
nrrangements will wear a badge designating their
of.ee ard it will be their duty as well rs pleas
nre "a attend to the expressed wishes and wants
of exhibitors and others, ifi is in their power
to do. A select police force will be in constant
attent 'nce for the preservation Of order and
protection ofprop1rty.
The trotting course il level, well graded, and
oue.third of mile in circuit. Ample arrange
. cntsrl Willie made for the convenience Of spec.
tators
Rulcs Of Admission-M Members with wives, and
children under sixteen years Of age, if dues are
paid up, to be admitted free single tickets, 20
cent? tickets for 81 family tickets for the
mitied unless accompanied by their parents or
guardians. Life members and family, free.
Tickets to be given up at the door, except sea-
son or free tickets, which persons after showing
tho Door keeper, will retain
Esery person wishing to be enrolled as a mem
Der of this Society must apply on or before the
FIRST day Of The fair, and on the payment Of one
dollnr to the Treasurer shall receive certificate
ofmembership containing the name Of the ap-
nd EaH hy 1 bp
livery person becoming a member above
rhal on the presentation Of bis certificate, re-
ccise ticket which will admit him free during
the fair. Any person complying with the above
rcgu and paying $40, shall become life
mem Der and shall be exempt from all contribu-
tionF and shall annually receive from the Secre-
tafy free family ticket
al persons must be provided with tickets
which can be had from the Executive Commit
tee, Treasurer or Secretary or at the door, Per
sons acting as judges are expected to become
inein bers Of the Society. Persons from other
cohntcs can become members by complying
viii the above rules. Ladies can become mem
bers by making application as above and paying
into tie Treasury fifty cents when they will re-
ceiye a ticket to admit them free.
n Exhibition Of Ladys and gentlemen's horse
MAJ ship will take place on Tuesday and Wed
mes iay evening ut O'clocl, fast riding will not
clndod from competition. Flowing match will
take place on Tuesday at 10 o'clock A. NJ The
address will be delivered at o'clock on Thurs
day the 18Th October, and Immediately after the
address the reports Of the judges will be read
and the premiums awarded.
A AL articles for which premium of two dollars
md upwards is offered shall pay fifty cents en-
trance fee except horses for tro ting which shall
>ay two dollars, All articles entered for pre-
-. i An l.,l g,.n
cen,s Horses entered for amusement shall pay
twen'y hvs cents. All articles, except horses,
foF vnl,. uo mono. premium is offered, no
chafgs
g. 7itors must become msmborS Of the So.
.cieiy and have their animals and articles enter
Cd on the Secretary books on or before the 18th
day of Octoberj and all animals and articles,
exccpl hOrs5s, must De brought within the en-
"a are as slny as Tuesday nooh and all per-
son on tering animals and articles for exhibition
vii procure cards from the Secretary with the
az rs and number Of entry Of sail articles, pre-
sipus TO placing said articles on the ground.
Han and straw will be furnished gratis for all
animals entered for premiums, and grain will be
furnished at cost for those who desire to pur-
chnso'
No horse shall be entered or allowed pre-
MUM unless he is free from disease. Horses
will be received until Wednesday noon, bot must
bo entered previously. All persons who intend
TO exhibit horses, cattle, sheep or swine, or who
intend to offer stock any other article for cal g
should notify the Secretary Of such intention on
or before the lG.h of octocer, and have With
hin q iist and full description Of the same
Persons intending 70 exhibit blood stock must
produce authentic pedigrees, aud are earn ,stly
requested to furnish the Secretary, by the 10th
Oct, with list Of their stock and the pedigrees
Of each, this will facilitate the preparations of
entries and in Of deficient pedi grees will af
ford the owner time to correct tho same.
s@ Instruciion to JVdgos.-No nniual to receive
"A award ir more than one class.
# Judges are expressly required not TO award
preminms to over-fed animals. Ne premiums
Arc to be awar led to bulls cows or heifers which
hall appear to have bee2 fattened oaiy in the
Mass Of fat cattle, the object Of the society being
IA have superior animals Of this description for
y Breeding.
N No person shall be allowed TO interfere with
judges during their adjudications The judges
Il net satisfied as to the egularties Of entries, in
theu respective classes, will apply to the Secre-
Rry for information, and should there be any
tpuots after examination of their coming within
" regulations, or if any animal is of such a
oharacter as not TO be entitled to exhibition in
@mpehton, they will report to the Executive
Hmmittee, that such q course may be adopted as
1e case may require.
f@ Came,-The judges on fat cattle will give
FIueular attention TO the animals submitted for
anihation. 1t is believed all other things be-
u equai those are the best cattle that have tho
'"'s' weight over the smallest superheies.--