The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-09-22
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

l. The Exhibition will open on We'd
nesday, 9th day of October, and close
on Friday, 7th day of October, 1864.
2. The gates wilIbe open ats o'clock,
A. NJ, of each day, and'at that time ev-
cry officer is required to be at his post
B. The exhibition in the Ring, on
each day. will commence precisely at
8 o'clock, A. NJ, and will continue un-
til the programme is closed. The books
will. be closed half an hour previous to
the commencement Of the exhibition -
AT IL o'clock, NJ, there will be "a Short
intermission for refreshments.
A. Every article or animal upon the
ground, shall, during the Tair, be under
the control of the Board of Directors.
and no article or animal will be remov-
ed until the close of the Fair without
permission of the Board of Directors.
5. Membership and pliment ary
tickets, and tickets given to those who
furnish refreshments, are not transfer.
able, nor are the badges given to the
Judges Ifany such tickets are present
ed at the gate, by any other than the
proper person, the gate keepers are in
structed to take up and destroy said
tickets.
6. No person will be permitted to
enter the Fair Grounds with any kind
of vehicle, except on presentation of a
membership or complimentary ticket to
the officers at the gates.
z. All premiums offered in the fol-
lowing programme, are open to compe
tition from all the counties in the State.
g.. 1t being almost impossible for a
Premium List to contain every article
which it would be desirable to have ex-
hibited at Fair, the Board of Direc-
tors will award premiums on all such
articles or animals as they think worthy.
But such articles must be regularly en-
tered with the Seer etary. a..a
8. No animal will be permitted to
occupy any stall belonging to the Soci-
ETY. unless it be entered on the Secreta-
rvs book for exhibition, and if animals
occupying stalls belonging to the Soci-
ETY., are not exhibited in the Ring at the
time appointed for the exhibition of the
class in which they are entered, the
owner will be charged one dollar a day
for each stall thus occupied.
10. No disorderly conduct will be
permitted. A Police force will be upon
the grounds sufficient to prevent the
same, and see that the rules are OBJ.
served. ..., 81 ...Hi .y...
II. No person except the awarding
committee on duty, officers of the Soci.
ETY. and other Agricultural associations
and members of the Press will be allow.
ed inside of the Ring, while the exhi-
bition is going on. And no persons
will be allowed to approach or commu
nicate with any, awarding committee
while on duty.
IL. The payment of one dollar an
nually will constitute the person paying
the same a member of the Society, and
entitIe him to ticket which will admit
himself and all females of his family
and all males of the same under fifteen
years of age, within the Fair Grounds
during the continuance Of the Fair
Single tickets twenty I've cents.
l3. Any person may make one en- i.
try in the classes of II Iorses, Asses
Mules, and Cattle, by the payment o.
one dollar in each class; but for each
additional entry Ia the same class he
shall pay 30 cents. Tn all of the other
classes the entry fee shall be not les.
than 20 cents; aud whore the amount O.
premiums competed for shall exceed
So 80 the entry fee shall be 10 per cent
| upon the amount Of premiums compe
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