The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-09-10
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

The officers have revised and very
much increased the Premium List
for the present year, and trust that
these liberal offers will induce the
citizens to make the finest display Of
the products of Highland and adjOin-
ing counties ever exhibited.
1t is the desire of the Managers
that the Fair this year be one of the
good, oId-fashioned gatherings, where
everybody enjoyed themselves, and
received premiums on all articles Of
merit
1st. Persons may become Members
Of the Society by the payment of 81,
and all competitors for premiums
must enter their names with the Sec
retary, and procure a Ticket of Mem
bership from the Treasurer, before
any articles can be.entered.
I'd. Membership Tickets are good
during the Fair, admitting the pur-
chaser, his wife, and his children
under y years of age.
Sd. Day Tickets will be sold for
twenty-five cents each, good for one
day only. Children under II years
of age admitted for Is cents each. No
pass-out tickets will be given.
4th. All articles offered for premi-
ums must be owned by the person
proposing to enter the same, or by
some member of the family.
5tb. The Secretary will furnish
each entry registered on his books
with a card to correspond, which is
to be tied on the animal or the article
to he exhibited
9th. No person shall act as a judge
in any class in which he or she may
be an exhibitor.
9TH. Should any doubt arise as to
the regularity of any entry, or any
other important matter, which the
committee feel incompetent to decide,
they may at once report the same to
the Superintendent of the proper De-
partment.
8th. No animal or article on exhi
.bition can be removed from the
grounds until the close of the Fair,
unless returned on the next day.
9th. Any person knowingly mis-
representing the age, keeping, &C., Of
stock, the manner of manufacture OF
production of manufactured articles,
competing for premiums at the Fair
or whoahaIl interfere with the commit.
tees, shall forfeit the premium award
ed.
10th. No person will be allowed
within the exhibition ring, but the
officers of the Society, committees
and invited guests.
11th. Membership and complimen.
tary tickets given to those who fur
nish refreshments, are not transfera.
bic. Ifany such tickets are present.
ed at the gate, by any other than the
proper person, the Gate-Keepers are
instructed to take up and destroy
said tickets.
18th. Any person may make one
entry in the classes Of Live Stock
Except sheep and hogs) by the pay
ment of one dollar in each class; where
the premium competed for does not
exceed ten dollars, for each addition
al entry in the same class he shall pay
so cents. When the premium offer
ed is over ten dollars the entry fee
will be ten per cent. In the classe;
of sheep and hogs, 80 cents must bt
paid for the first, and 25 cents for each
additional entry. In all the Other
classes persons holding membership
tickets will be allowed to enter with
out extra charge, except when a spe
cial entrance fee is mentioned. Ar
entry of the same animal in differ
ent class can be made on the same
terms as the original entry.
18th. Hay and straw will be fur
nished gratis, and grain at the usua
selling price, to stock entered for ex
hibition.
! No huckster, eating house or feeC
stand will be admitted within the en-
closure, and allowed to sell any spir
ituous or malt liquors; neither vii
they be privileged to sell lager beer
wine or ale, as such drinks are no