The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26
GENERAL RULES. AND REGULATIONS

Third day Miss Mary Wygum. MRS. j. M.
Connell, Mrs. J, g. Wilcox.
GENERAL RULES. AND REGULATIONS.
Members Family Tickets will be sold at
fifty cents each, at the Office on the ground,
which will admit man, his wife and chill.
dren under twenty one years Of age during
the Faif. Gentlemen not wishing TO purchase
Family tickets will be furnished at the Office
for twenty FIVE cents each, tickets which will
admit one person for one day only. But no
single ticket will almit a lady with gentle
man. "'r' -s
An additional charge OF 25 cents for each
horseman entering the grounds; each horse
and buggy 25 cents; two horses and buggy or
carriage so cents per day, or one dollar during
the fait '.H "a' io
All live stock entries must be made by l2
o. clock Of The first day, all other entries by
10 O'Clock of the second day. The books will
positively close at the hours named above
Hay and Fodder will be furnished free Of
expense. Corn and Oats will be sold to those
who wish them at the cost price. s
Ten per cent. on the premiums competed
for must be paid on articles entered for exhi.
bition.
All entries should be made the week pre-.
ceeding the fair Apply to the Secretary.
No horse shall be shown Tor mole than one
premium.
Discretionary premiums will be paid on all
articles presented not named In the list, which
the awarding committee may deem worthy.
No article will be allowed premium that
may be deemed unworthy. -.t.
All premiums will be held for the benefit oi
the Society that are not called for within
thirty days after the Fair.
! As one of the objects of the Society is to
improve the stock Of the county, no premiums
are offered separately on common cattle; but
they may be shown in connection with grade
stock. T-
An aged or matured animals that received
the first premium al the last fair, cannot again
compete for premiums until two years there'
after, but can compete for sweepstakes.
Members of the awarding committees will
please 'presentt themselves at the Secretary's
table at or before 10 O clock a, m. on the hrsl
day of the fair, so that vacancies may be filled
and the committee be in readiness 10 discharge
their duties.
The fair will open each morning at Il
O'Clock, Ii is hoped that exhibitors will see
the propriety OF uaking their entries prevlou:
to the first day Of the fair il possible.
The transfer Of tickets will be punished tc
the fullest extent Of the law. 'tt
No person whatever will be allowed to in
terrere with the. Judges. or 10 enter the rims
during their adjudications. ...'' 80
.ltis earnestly desired that all stock for OK
hibition be on the ground before loro'clocl
the first day, in order to have them in th'
proper places and avoid confusion.
All stock will be required to be on th'
| ground, until the evening OF the third day.
Ample, provisions will be made 10 furnisl
Refreshments OF oil kinds at reasonable prices
all 10 who may attend the fair. ..,.-i
A present Of Gold Ring Of the value Of s.
will be made to each young lady who vii
appear on horseback on the grounds, al
o. clock on the Cd and 3D. days OF the fair-th
number limited TO fifteen. The names
4 those who wish TO appear will be required t
be left with the Secretary, up to the eyenin
of the first day. 49,. is
The fail is open TO exhibitors from any pal
of the State, except the stock that took tn
FIRST premium last year. y,yY l,r..i &
No premium will be paid when the proper
slty exhibited was not owned by the exhibitor
or some member Of the family y shs.'l =
II, the amount of feceiptis not sufficient
pay the premipnAs 10 full. q dividend will b
{ stricken and the premiums paid pro rata,
\ ALI premiums will be WITHHELD from an
, mails OF articles that are not on the grounc
the lastday. ad % btrNt IaE"4 9i' '.f'
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