The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-10
Rules and Regulations.

hicles to the ground, pt25 cents for each horse
reach day, or so cents for single, and 81 90
for double teams during the Fair. Ed
Rules and Regulations. 3
, I. All live Stock entries must be made by l2
o'clock NJ. Of thetirst day; all other entries
by 10 o'clock A. NJ. the second day the books
will postirely be closed at the hours named
above.
2. Fifteen per cent on the premiums compe-
ted for must be paid on articles entered for ex-
hbtion where tho FIRST premium is over one
dollar. ti
8. All classes are confined to the county un.
less otherwise named.
. 4. All aged or matured ANIMALS that received
the first premium at the last Fair cannot again
compete for premiums IN the same class until
two years thereafter, but can compete for
sweepstakes. 3r. ..l..- ..sa.ref
8. Amy horse may compete for all premiums
offered on horses ofh age IN the first classes,
the exhibitor paying entry fees on each pre-
mum competed for. 81
.. No discretionary premiums will be award
Il and the Awarding Committees will not at
tach premium cards to articles not named in
the list.
7, When articles or animals are not deemed
worthy ofa premium, the judges will refuse to
award premium. ,
8. No animal or article to be entered in the
name OF any other than the bona fde owner.
Should any be entered otherwise they will not
he allowed to receive premium, although
awarded by the judges. t.flf5r ...
| 9. Committees are directed not to award
premiums to unsound anlmals, unless they are
fully satisfied the unsoundness IS the result o
accident. e
10. All premiums not demanded by the lst
day Of January next, will be forfeited to the So
niety. r. HH. H...i ul fl..,s 7s,, 1a i.,g..
IL. Hay and straw will be furnished free Of
expense to all stock entered for exhibition.
For all horses entered and not exhibited there
will be charge for feed of 81 OO per head for
each day OF the fair. Corn and oats will be sold
on the ground o all who desirsit It at reas enable
rates, ftl, ,.f5eL .lua Lsa.Es
12. All stock viii be required. to be on the
grounds until the afternoon OF the Sd day, un'
less special lcare is granted by the President
Any violation of this rule forfeits the premium
Is. No persons except the judges, the officers
Of the Society, MaFshals, Reporters Of the
Press and necessary grooms will be permitted
to enter the ring where stock is exhibiting.
10. Members Of Awarding Committees will
please present themselves at the Secretary's
4 table immediatelyon therarriv
IL. No gambling or betting will be permitted
on the grounds, and driving or riding fastel
shan awalk outside ofthe ring and hltching tt
the trees on the grounds is prohibited. NJ
spirtuous or other liquors lein DO permitted TO b.
sold on the groundsor tcithin half nile thereof
The ld,Oso the State on this subject wiAbe rigidt
enforced.
Is. A present OF agoldring Of the value o
S5 90 will be made to each young lady who viii
appear on horseback in the ringatS o'clock P
NJ. ofthe I'd and Sd days of the Fair, the mum
Der limited to s. The names Of those wishing
to appear, wi he left with the Secretary up Il
the evening of the 6rst day.
10. Every preceution Will be taken to proven
accidents and escapes, but the Society will no
be responsible for any that may occur. 81
20. Persons Intending to exhibit thorough
bred animals In the subdivision of Cattle an'
Horses, will be required 70 furnishp pedigre
of the animals exhibited; the pedigrees to b
delivered to the Awarding Committed at tn
time Of inSklng tho award ofpremiums, and tn
committee will return the Same with their re
portto the Secretary 'a"'''R'' '''1''l
q, II the amount of receipts isnot sufticien
to paythe premiums in full, dividend will
struck and the premiums paid pro rata.