The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-09-12

ENTRIES.
Ali entries must be made on Monday and Tuesday,
except in cases of una yodabe accident or delay.
Any person Offering An article TOR exhibition, WIZ
be required to pay 10 per cent the amount OF the
premium for which he completes. before entry OF the
article will be made excepting for sweepstakes
Entries must in all cases be made on the Secreta-
rvs books and the entry ticket properly attached be-
fore articles animals will be entitled TO place
within the enclosure And article can be removed
from the ground until the close OF the Fair.
All premiums will be paid promptly, at the close OF
the Fair. --fs.-..4m, ..-zE
No animal will be allowed to be entered in the name
of any other person than the bona de owner or bis
or his agent; and If any should be entered IN
violation Of this rule they will not be permitted to re-
ceive a premium, although awarded to them by the
Judges. # s@t
szt3 9sz ADMISSION. gzss .odzssisssz e
Single tickets 20 cents each, will be good for
admission only, and will be taken up at the gate,
and no checks issued for return. Members tickets
SI.50.
GENERAL REGr LArIoSs.
The Board will carefully preserve all articles bile
on exhibition during the Fair but will not be rcspon
sible for any losses or accidents that may No
person will be allowed in the ring when animals are
being exhibited, except the proper committee judges,
editors and marshals. Articles receiving premiums
will be ted by the Judges follows For the
frst premium, rcd ribbon, for the second. Blue rib
bon, and where complimentary notice is made OF an
The Executive Committee will be in their office
during the week of the Fair. They will appoint all
officers Judges committees and agents for the
cas;on. lear and decide ali questions affecting the
rights of exhibitors, the duties of employees and
will have general supervision of the exhibition.
The Secretary and Trcasu: will keep their Offices
near the entrance to the Fair Grounds during the
week of the Fair and will be ready do business At
all reasonable ours of the day.
The Superntendent will be charged with the duties
of providing tor the wants of the exhibition IF
ceiving, arranging and keeping in order everything
connected tLerewith-of seeing that good order is
maintained within the enclosure and of keeping the
executive Committee well advised Of every ythng
nected with the exhibition. He will be aided in the
discharge OF his duties by assistant to each hall
also one to the Horse and Mule nepartment-and one
the Cattle, Sheep and Hog Department-the several
duties Of whom shall be to attend eeciuy to the de-
partments assigned to them.
An efficient police force viii be the ground day
and night. a s7teHts -ed s~ -
Ample arrangements will be made in the way Of
peus stalls feed and bedding for stock bat exhibitors
will be required to pay fair rates for all grain, meal
and hay used by them.
Articles for which no premiums are ofIsred will be
entered in the classes which they naturally belong
non-snumerated, and will be passed upon BY COM
mitts in those classes complimentary notices Of them
Published and such Recommendation - they may be
entitled 10 in their Judgment. Such commendation,
however, will be subject 70 the approval Of the Execu
tive Committse.