Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-20

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Best loaf Yeast Bread .."-..
Best loaf vorn
Best sample Qakes....-......... ]
Best sample Biscuits-.....--............
Best sample untEu
Best sample Piokles.-.., ...a.-..................
Best sample Brandy Fruit..,......................
Bsst Ave pounds bntter,.....................
Best specimen Fruit Buttsr.......................
Beat country Ham, boiled or baked............
Ffuffs.
Apples-Best SIX varieties suited for or
chard culture In West Tennessee -...-..S
Best bushel OF Apples... .......................
Peach Best three varieties(named fruits)
Best half bushel......,.r....,.
Grapes Best display 0rapes-''''''.'"'..'.'.- 3
Best collection Dried Fruits.~..................
r,a bre Saddle Horses.
Best Stallion three years old and upwards-s 10
Best Stallion uader three yeals."....-.....
Best Mare three years old and upwards.-... 10
Bes Mare under three years......''''''''' '''''.'
best deluing
Fat Cattle.
Best lat
BEST iat ~
Best lat
Oren
Best yoke OXen.......
Speepstake for Cattle.
Best and finest Of any breed or age........-$ Is
Speepstake for Hogs.
Best and finest Of any age or breed......--.$ 10
Sceepstdke for Horses.
Best Of any breed or age. .................. 5 20
Sceepstake for Sheep.
Best and finest 81 any age or breed..........s 10
Speed Horses.
Best and fastest trotting Stallion. Marc or
Grand Cdbalcade o. Masked Eguestrians.
The most grotesque and expert. Brass Medal
General Rules and Regulations.
I. All Premiums will be paid in cash.
2. All premiums not called for within ten
days after the Fair will be considered donated
8. No premium will be awarded when there
is no competition. but certificate OF merit may
be eiven If the animal or article is deemed
4. All entries must be made prior to the day
Of exhibition Of the same.
s. Articles which are the products Of the soil
must DO entered in the name Of the producer :,
6. An entrance fee of ton per cent. on all
premiums of ten dollars and upward will be
charged. and all others free.
4. All articles must be marked with cards
designating number and class.
8. No person will be allowed in the ring who
Is at the time an exhibitor.
Q. The gate Of the amphitheater will be closed
in ten minutes after the call by the Marshal for
10. Exhibitors Of thoroughbred animals win
be required to furnish pedigrces when the en-
try is made.
ii. The Association will not be responsible
for the safekeeping of animals or articles, but
will exercise great care to preserve the same.
~. Superintendents will be required TO take
charge Of all animals and articles. and see that
they, are entered, ticketed and arranged In
their proper places.
ID. The Awarding Committee, in all cases,
will be chosen at the Fair, and they will bere-
quired 10 report in WRITING.
IA. A blue ribbon will indicate the premium,
and a red ribbon the certifcate-the latter de-
noting the second best.
Is. One of the Vice Presidents. or one of the
Executive Committee. shall attend each Award
ing Committee in viewing the different classes
Of stock or articles. aud the committee shall
make their report to such officer.
16. Officers Of the Society, exhibitors and all
other attendants. except members of the press.
will berequired TO pay their gate fees.
II. No gambling, drunkenness or other i'm
morality will be allowed, and the strictest or
der and decorum will be enforced.
PRICES OF ADMISSION: mo money re-
ceived at the gates. Off ,es will be opened for
the sale of tickets near the gates entering the
grounds.] Each Adult. so cents; Children un-
der fourteen years Of age, Is cents: Public
Hacks, per day, 81; Public 0mnibuses, per
dav. 81.