The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-18

liay and Straw-Wilson, NewcOnb and
Kennedy.
Poultry-Cillis and lamme.
Folicc-Gilha and Kenney.
MGsie-Ayrfs and kcils.
Printing : yrrs and Eells
Finance yers COrwiu and
Kuhns.
The following rules and regulations have
been adopted for the government Of the
Fair:
BrLEs AND REGULATIONS.
Entries must specify the exhibiter's
name, md the name and age OF LnG animal
offered.
No animal 10 he offered in the name of
my other than the bona rte owner. Should
any be- entered otherwise, they viii not be
allowed to receive a premium although
awarded by the judges
Al animal entered foi exhibition In one
class. cannot compete for premium IN any
other, except as tOllows;
A single animal may be exhibited rs one
OF 4 pair or herd
Each horse will have the ring for trial to
the satisfact tiOn of the awarding commit
Tee.
Exhibiters are required to have their ar
ticics entered on the booke, at the business
Office, hefore they are placed within the
enclosure. Or the entry Of the articles or
animals cards y III be furnished, with the
number and class, as ert red NJ the office,
wAich are 90 he placed On tie animal or ar
tiac TO lr eXhibited b..
lsXbibiters mnst see to the delivery of
thei' articles upon the grounds, and TO the
superintendent of The appropriate depart
ment
ID The payment of one dollar consti-
tutes resident of the county member Of
the Society, with the privilege Of enter
a. sla hpp af aFAfn nnoIu
articles FOR exhibition as he or she may
Own, in any department except horses; in
| this there will be Hn additional entity fee of
twenty five cents for each entry after the
first and OF one dollar extra in the fast
| ring.
Sd. Persons from any other portion of
this State, or from other States, may enter
and compete on Stock and Domestic Man
ufaetures upon the same terms as residents
of the county.
9Th. Members will be furnished, upon
payment of their ann,al dues. with tick
80 or badge. which will admit the females
of the family So AL malc persons under
! tiic age Nf eigl I "n years, rcsiding in the
! finally,
5th Nl eo,apetiLgrs must first procure
tickets before their articles can be entered.
9Th. N3thin ntiered for premiums can
be rcmoycd until Uic 0.bsc of the Fair, eX-
ceuting snimAls of the 'lOrse kind, without
| til; conscnt It the Y resident.
| 7il. The Judges win not award any ami
MAJ or other article premum, unless in
| their opinion il l. decidedly merifOrious.
8, The Judges OF Stock, Il not satisfied ~
Lo the ownership, the age of any atsimal, or
any other important matter, may, IL they
deem II accessory, require the exhibitor to
| furnish proof on any douutfnl or disputed
point
.. Iuiges uf animals viii consider the
relative age. condition nr any other eircum-
starcos elfectiig the appearance OF animals
aud via crlcayor 20 award 10 the best, all
things considered
10. IL is desirable that the Judges write
out IN full their report, and ~ far us practi-
cable, give the reasons for the awards they
make.
II The Society viii In no manner coun-
tenance or permit any article offered for
premium, TO be disposed of by lottery, or
in any other unlawful way, on fheIr
grounds. They reserve the right OF with
Holding any premium awarded, where any
attempts shall thus be made to dispOse OF
any article.
Entries can be made up 10 six o'clock this
evening, at the office OF MIR Eela, Esq, the
Secretary, on First street.
it ia gratifying to state that the number
cf entries up TO this time, far exceeds those
made at any previous Fair and the pros
poet is, that unless the weather should con-
tinue unfav0rRbie, the exhibition will be
tho best and most extensive ever witnessed
on similar occasion in this county.
The offices OF the Secretary and Treasurer
win be transferred to the Fair Grounds to-
morrow morning
TIE several committees named above, are
Il 10. at lNai- L..
eight O'clock tomorrow morUing.
no efic,eHt police has been employed to
keep orttef on the grounds, and TO prevent
all violations OF the law regulating the
holding 1f exhibitions OF this kiad.
Should tie weather be pleasant to-mor-
row--Nhich we earnestly hopes large
gathering OF the peop.e AID IA splendid ex-
dibilion OF the agricultural and Industrial
products Of our county may be looked for.
TEEVg CoMe--1bose late st les Of Knob
by frits juat ont, haze arrived " the Eagle
C.oy5io8 store. Go and see them.
TnE NIGGEsDRoME.--Jack Hamilton, OF
Toxas, Brownlow, of Tennessee, and the
other notables OF the Southern bostards,
are to honor our city with one OF their en-
itortajnments, on or about the time that
Be5st Buler win be on hand. We con-
grahlate Bob schenek on his new aasocis-
tons. But why slight Fred. Douglass?
SIS ho not man, and q hrotheri"
MONEY SAVING IEsrHUTIoN.--Those in
want of Boots and Shoes should not fail to
eall ut GoOdman's Boot and Shoe Store, ll0
Main street where everything IN that line
can be bought ut very low figures. His
stock of Eastern and home maze work csn-
not be beat in the city. People la want OF
fine goods will save money by going TO his
store. BE sure to remember ITO Main
street.
WANTED-To IsENT.-A house containing
from five To seven rOOms located west Ofl