The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-03
Rules and Regulations.

l. Any person paying dollar will receive Members
Ticket which will admit during the Fair the purchaser his wife
children except boys Is years DID, and ente him
at the next annual election.
Single tickets will be furnished the ground at twenty-five
cents eaeh which will admit person day only No
family tickets will be sold as heretofore.
All live Stock must be made by 12 o'clock W. ofhe
day. all other entries by 10 o'clock A. NJ the second day.
the books will posce be closed at the hours named above
Fieenper cent onte premiums competed for paid
on articles entered for exhibition where the first premium
one dollar.
f. All entries should be made the week preceding the fair
Apply to the Secretary.
s. No horse shall be shown for than one premium except
on sweepstakes
g. Discretionary premiums will be paid all articles pre-
sented not namedn the list which the awarding committee may
deem worthy
T. No articles will be allowed premium that may be deemed
unworthy
s. All premiums will be held for the benefit of the Society
that are not called for within 80 days after the fair
g. AS Of the objects of the Society improve thesto
Of the county, premiums offered separately
CATTLE but they may be shown in connection with grade stock
TO- All aged maured animals that received the first pre-
MUM at the last Fair cannot again compete for premiums the
same class until two years thereafter but compete for sweep
stakes
II. Members of Awarding Committees will please present
themselves at the Secre table, at or before 10 o'clock NJ
on the first day of the fair that vacancies be filled and
the Committees be in readiness to discharge their duties
r. The Fair will open each morning at o'clock 1t shoped
that the Exhibitors will the proprety of making their entries
previous to the LIST day.
13 The transfer of tickets false statements in regard ages
will be punished to the full extent of the law.
a. No person other than the Committees Officers the Soce
the ring when stock is exhibiting
15 1t is earnestly desired that all stock for exhibition be
the ground before 10 o'clock NJ the first day in order have
them in their properplace and avoid confusion.
16 All stock will be required to be the grounds until the
evening of the Sd day.
IT, Tesaoon has beenetto Messrs Charles Miller and Joseph
Armbruster who have made ample provision to furnish refresh
ments Of all kinds and meals and oysters at reasonable rates.
all hours of the day.
18 The best Of hay will be furnished free of expense and
corn and oats will be sold the ground toa who desire it,
reasonable rates.
49, present of gold ring the value of S. 90 will be made
to each young lady who will appear horseback in the ring
3ococ p NJ of the I'd and 3D. days Of the Fair the number
limited to s. The of those wishing appear will be left
with the Secretary up the evening of the 1st day
90 No premium will be paid when the property exhibited
owned by the exhibitor by memberof his or her
family and persons entering stock and giving false statements
must forfeit premiums.
o. If the amount of receipts sufficient pay the pre-
miums full dividend will be struck and the premiums paid
pro rata.
% All premiums will be withheld from animals articles
that are not on the grounds the first day.
90 All classes confined to the county unless otherwise
named.
a. No groceries will be allowed within half mile of the Fair
Grounds
25 Tickets will be sold admitting horses and vehicles to the
ground, at 25 cts for each horse for each day.
AODTTTON IT, RTTJ RS ANT. .SITGGFSTTONS