North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-09-05
Rules and Regulations.

Tick kets for each admission, twenty-five cents
Children under twelve years of age ten CENTS, Car
riages will be allowed enter the enclosure ON pay
ment of fifty cents for each admission for pair of
horses and twenty five cents for single horse Colts
two years and under ten cents Stock, ard all other
articles entered fo exhibition, free of charge hors
es, mules and colts only excepted No per ons will
be allowed to gamble sell any int xicating liquors
on the Fair Grounds, upon penalty of fine and being
forcibly elected from the Grounds. The Books Of
entry will be with H. L Harding, Nicholson, Pa.
until the day Of the Fair at which time they will
be found at the Office formerly occupied by Shultz,
Eaton 4 Co the Fail Grounds
All articles and animals intended for exhibition
should be entered as soon possible. Animals and ar
tices entered for Exhibition will have cards attach
ed with number and class entered entry book
and it is rec ured that exhibitors in all classes shall
obtain their cards of number and class previous TO
placing their articles on the grounds -.
The books of entry will be closed at nine o'clock,
a. m. the second day of the Fair, except for horses
trottng the third day. They will have the privilege
of entering until half hour previous to the time of
their respective trot Ate which time there will
positively be no entries received.
All amin lls and articles for exhibition must be
the Fair Ground as as nine o'clock. Thursday
morning. the second day Of the Fair at which time
the Judges will take the entity Books and proceed to
decide the merits of the articles and animals entered
for premiums,
All articles andasimals entered for prem ums must
remain on the Fair Grounds until the close of the fair
Feed will be furnished for stock competing for pre-
miums on or the Fair Grounds, free of charge.
Visitors driving their carriages inside the gates
may depend upon finding hay and oats, at reasOna-
| hle charge t-f r.n .sttas1E
Horsemanship and trot ting Will be conducted as
follows Tie three md four years old colts Will tro
the first day Of the Fair commencing al two o'clock,
| p. IN. Sweepstakes preminm of $50 Tor all horses
that troted ID public within three minutesar
two o'clock p N, second day. The double team trot
for so premium and the single $500 premium will
be trotted for the third day. commencing with the
| doubleteam trot at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
| The annual address will be delivered from the
Judges stand at IL o'clock NJ on the third Day
After the address the reports of Judges will be an
Dounced The trot for tho 300 purse will come off at
| o'clock p. m. the third day. .r z ~
/ Premiums will he paid at the Office of the Treasu-
er w Ill. Cstterhoudt, ESQ.,. at Glenwood, and
after the steot October except for classes 20 and 2l
which will be paid the last day of the Fair after
| decision Of the Judges, s a-..r
Persons competing lor premiums in classes 20 and
2l win be reduir.d t01pay 10 per,ct. on amount o
premiums For which they enter. '
All premiumf not called for within six months afte
ward, win bs considered as donated to the Society