The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-07-28

and pleasure of those who see them.
REGULATIONS.
1.-The first day, Tuesday, will be occupied
in getting the Stock and other articles upon the
Grounds, aud making Entries. Wednesday and
Thursday are to be the General Show DAYS OF
Stock, and making oxaminal alions by the Com.
mitees
2.-ExTRIEs-All animals and articles must
be entered upon the books of the Secretary be.
fore being brought upon the G. ounds. Exhibit
ors are requested to enter and have their articles
upon the ground MS much as possible, on the l9ih,
and il delayed until after II o'clock A. NJ. OF the
10th, when the Committees commence exami ma
tions, they cannot come INTO competition, unless
by consent OF the Executive Committee. No ar
ilclos exhibited shail be removed before the close
ol the Exhibition, and no animal before O'Clock
r. M. OF the goth, unless by consent OF the Board
3.-Upon the entries Oeng made. Cards will
be furnished, bearing the number and Glasses
entered, with the name and residence OF the
hibtor, which we want in full
W dnimals,, their breed, name, age, weight;
and pedigree OF horses and thoroughbred cattle
OF " ichines and MinHfactn'ed ArticteS, their
name and value
Of Domestic Product,o specifications of the
improve modes OF production claimed.
O Grains, Vegetables and Fhwers, their va.
Or House Plants, thcir name, variety and
nge.
Ot Fruit, its namo, variety and time of ripon.
ing
4.-Exhib,ors, Immediately on bringing their
articles or animals upon the ground, will report
TO the superintendent OF the Department to which
they belong, who will direct where they are TO bo
placed
BIT is expected that horses will be brought
within the Ring, Immediately upon the calling
oi the class to which they belong.
6.-Forag ge will be provided by tho Society for
oil animals brought from out of the County.
JUDGES.
1.-The Judges are requested to meet at tho
Ireasurers Office, at III O'Clock A. NJ. OF the
20th, when vacancies will be filled, when they
VIII Immediately enter upon the discharge of
rs soon as practicable, and before Q o'clock 7.
M. OF the 2lst.
INSTRUCTIONS TO JUDGEs.
2.-Tho Judges in animals will have regard to
tho form, size, early maturity and general char
meter of the different breeds they Judge They
wi make proper allowance for feeding, nge and
other circumstances, and are especially required
not TO give encouragement TO over-fed animals
for stock purposes.
3.-It is expected that all products of industry
competing for prem iums. are 10 be exhibited by
the inventor, iniprover or maker.
4;-No person will be allowed to interfere
with the judges in their deliberations.
GENERAL RULES APPLICABLE TO ANIMALS. |
5--When there is but one exhibitor, showing
several animals, in class, one premium will be
awarded; that TO be first or otherwise, as the
merits OF the animal may warrant.
A Premium WW not be awarded if the animal |
REPORTS.
6.--The Judges are expected 10 give their rea.
sons; embracing the valuable and desirab qua |
tiles o. the animals and articles TO which they |
award premiums.
7.--Awardtng Committee are instructed that
II articles OF superior merit be found in their
class, not included in their lists to report them
to the Board, ,hat such action may be tuken os
they think proper.
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their yeariy tar and neD Members on pan.
ing One DOtiar, wW be Furnished each
day wiM Tickets Mat niH admit them, and
Their children IL gears Of age. I'D.
". Is BY instruction from The Board Of
Agriculture, and to comply pith Ne aw ".Tor
the encouragement Of AgricuLlure,' The Soci-
etu, at its annual meeting IN 1861, raised
the annual tar TO One Dollar.
2-Persons out oCMe County man become
Members Of the SOc,ety, and be emitted 10
all It's Priutcges, BY paying Ss3 and an an
nnaI lar Of %l, o. persons out Of the County
wiH be fnraished ,oiM Tickets for 81. which
aoiR admit them and their .Cam,iies, and aHo,O
them 10 compete in Glasses opon 10 all.
3.-Committees from without the County will
be furnished with Tickets, on reporting them
selves to the Treasurer.
1.--Dolinquents will be charged as new Mem
bcIs.
10 the full extent of the law.
6.--Sngle Tickets will be sold for 90 Cents
each at the Ticket Office.
7-Ieams will be admitted on the last day at
ihe following rates,to those who are not members
OF the Society. Single Teams 25 cents; Double
Teams, so cents.
Grounds will be leased to private individuals
TO erect groceries, victualing establishments or
stalls Tor the sale of any commodity permitted
by the Board. upon application 10 tho Snperin-
tendent--and no person will be allowed to oiier
Tor sale any commodity, except on grounds 80
lonsed.
No Intoxicating beverages will he permitted
TO bo brought upon, or kept on the Grounds, du'
ring the Fair,--ond any person violating the
above VIII forfeit tho same, and be punished tt
The Exhibition will bo enlivencd by go5t
Band Music.
CARLOS WILL,Ms, Supt of the Grounds, aideC
by efficient Deputies, will cndcavor TO arrange
the Grounds and all animals and articles on ex
hibitlon, 30 as to give both exhibitor and specta
tor the best possible chance,
3. w. NEWELL, Chief of Police, from his en-
orgy and well known fitness for his position
warrants the assurance that nothing will b
wanting in his Department, and that there will
be the most perfect and entire good order durir
the Exhibition.
Sdperinendents OF the different Department
Will have all articles under their particular q
30 arranged in accordance with the foregoin
classification, that those 10 be examined by OH
committee shall be, Is near as may be, togelhe
Officers OF the Society, and Superinendents
departments, Will be known by their Oiiicii
Badges.
In accordancce with thniroriSiual plan, III
Board each year extend somewhaI their pre- miuI
list; dong this with view TO encourage a Ill tl
branches OF industry, rather than to pay create
amounts III lever articles YET are in hopes 500
lobe able to very largely Increase the amount
fremiums.