Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-25
DELAWARE, OHIO, APRIL Is, 1862.
and Regulations


Premiums and Regulations
Of the AnnHai Fair of the Delaware County Ag
ricultural Society, to be held at the FAN
Grounds, tnsar the Railroad Depot wednes
day, Thursday and Friday, October 9th, 9tf
and 10th, 1862.
Ist Exhfbitors are required TO have Their
articles entered IL the books, in the bands o.
the Secretary of the Society, before II O'Clock
NJ. Of the FIRST day of the Fair, at which time
the examining committees will be called and
vacancies flied. On entry of the articles and
animals cards will he furnished with the nHm-
Der and class, as entered, which are to be pla-
ced on the animals or articles to be exhibited.
Entries can be madeany time previous to the
Fair, by calling on the Secretary and T'reasur-
er; ard the business viii be greatly facilitated
by all who can do so, to make their entries the
week preceding the Fair.
ID. Persons exhibiting thoroughbred cattle,
viii be required TO furnish pedigree of the
animal exhibited.
Sd. The standard authority in all cases ol
pedigree of cattle, shall be the English and
American herd books.
4th. Evidences win be required that AMI
mails exhibited as breeders are not barren
Breeding COWS must have produced living
calf within the two years last past.
9TH. No animal or article shall be entered
in, the name Of any other than the borafde
owner. Should and be entered otherwise they
shall not reoeiye premium although awarded
by the Judges.
9th. No article or animal exhibited shall
be removed before the close of the exhibition,
without the permission of the President.
7th. Every exhibitor shall have articles or
animals oa the ground before II o'clck of
the first day of the Fair, and all articles, ex-
cept fruit, flowers and fancy articles, not Oh the
ground aud entered on the books before ! o.
clock 2. III. Of that day, will be excluded from
competing for premiums, unless for satislae-
tory reasons the lime shall be extended by the
Board. Fruits, flowers and fancy articles may
be entered up to II O'Clock of the second day
Of the Fair.
8th- All Judges on stock will report them
selves at II o'clock III. of the first day, and
Judges Of the otLer departments before 10 o.
clock of the second day of the Fair, to the
Board at their Office on the ground, to receive
their books and instructions. The Judges are
all expected to be present punctually at the
time named, that all may receive their instruc-
lions at once and be prepared to execute their
duties promptly. The neglect of a few Judges
IN this rtspect has heretofore been the cause
Of nearly all the troubles Of the Society.
9th. The report of Judges on stock will be
read at 2 o'clock of the second day-on all
other articles at IL A. NJ. of the third day
The Judges will make their reports to ;he Sec
rotary a. carly as practicable, and they must
be made before 3 o'clock p. 81. of the second
day.
10th. M ifuXiers, T f'rtii51iers, or Shewmen,-
as such shall be permitted on the Fair ground.
11ih. No spurious or fermented liquors will
be permitted TO be Sold given away, or 10 any
manner disposed Of in the neighborhood Of the
Fair grounds during the Fair.