The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-06-06

oNS' N'PiS| ""u HudHly vi ZiUCOIe, DlptOud
best display and quality of slate, Diploma.
best display aud quality of limestone, I"
best display and quality of clay
best display and quality of pig iron a
best display of wrought iron +"
best display CT iron axles. ''
best collection of Indan Relics 50 90
best and greatest collection of all the Min>
erals to be found n Monroe Co $40 90
This collection to be the property of the
Society.
Ill the articles in the above list to be the
product of Monroe County.
INSTRUCTIONS TO COMMITTEES:
1.-The Committee on Agricultural Pro.
ducts will give preference to such varieties
as are adapted TO the interest of the Far,
mer. regard being had to the yield aud the
market value thereof
2.-The Committee on Agricultural im>
plements are instructed to keep in view the
usefulness of the Implements to the Farmer,
rather than the workmanship thereof
3.--The Committee OH the varions kinds
of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Sheep and Swine,
arc requested TO be particular in ascertain
ing the blood of the different animals. IL
the Classes of Thorough Breds, PARTICULARLY
they should require satisfactory evidence as
regards the Peuigree. age and character of
all stock entered for premiums
4--The various Committees will be care
ful not to award two premiums Oh the same
article.
5.-If they award distinct premium on
any article. they will not take the same ar
tlcle in consideration in general display.
6--If they find articles deserving pre-
MUM. for which none is offered, they will
please report it to the Comm ttee OH Non
Enumerated Articles
T--The Committee on Nom Enumerated
Articles, will award such premiums as they
may think proper, on articles of merit which
have not been provided for in the general
schedule.
S.--The various Committees are reques-
ted to be carful to NOTICE all articles exhibi>
ted in their respective Glasses whether en-
titled to premiums CT not.
9.-The members of the varions Com mt>
tees will come together at the Secretary's
Office, on the morning of October End, as
near 10 o'clock as possible, in order to pros
ceed to business. And it will prevent much
confusion if they will prepare themselves,
before leaving home, with list of the diff
ferent articles and the premiums offered. an
der the heads for which they are respective
y appointed
l0.--The chairmen of the different Com
mittees are instructed to make their reports
to the Revising Committee as soon as pos
sible, in order that the full report may be
ready by the time it will be publicly read.
lI-The various Committees are reques
ted to mark with an X each article as it is
examined, so that the same article may not
participate more than once.
12'-No person can act as member OF
an awarding committee on an article or ami,
NAL in which he or she has any interest; but
is being examined.
l3.-Where there is no competition the
withholding of the premiums shall be az
the discretion of the judges; and in no such
instances shall they make an award unless
the article be of superior merit, usefulness or
ingenuity. And in no case shall premium
| be awarded for an inferior article or unsouDd
animal
REGULATIONS.
/. Persons wishing to exhibit ere reques
| ted to make their entries of articles, with
full description, on the Secretary's books, as
early as possible on the first day of the Fair.
tAll entries of Live Stock must be made OF
or before the first day of the Fair. No en-,
tries of articles for competition will be re-
ceived after 10 o'clock Oh Wednesday, the
second day of the Fair.
Q. Animals and articles entered for exhi
bition will have cards attached, with the
number and name of the exhibitor, as en-
tered on the Secretary's books; and exhibit
ors should in all cases obtain their cards pre-
vous to placing their stock or articlcles ol
the Fair Ground.
8 Persons exhibiting articles which the
desire to have sold, will be furnished will
cards announcing the fact, that such artic
lie is for sale.
4. No animals or articles, entered for ex
hibition. can be taken away before the clos
OF the Fair, except by permission of th
President, and no premiums will be paid o
animals or articles removed in violation c
this rule.
II s. All articles or animals offered for com
petition must have been owned by the com
petitors at least thirty days before the Fair
and all fruits, vegetables, and grain must b
he growth of the competitor.
i g. Any article or animal which receives
distinct premium cannot compete in gen
eral display, nor shall any one article re
ceive more than one premium.
} 7. For all stock exhibited, hay, straw an
water will be furnished without charge
Oats & Corn will be Supplied at market pric
8. Any person entering horses. cattle
sheep or swine, for exhibition, without frs
consulting the A Awarding Committee who's
names will be furnished on application t
the Secretary on the first day of the Fair) j
regard to blood will do it at his own risk
and if said animals are not entered in tn
Al L.