Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-09-14
REGULATION

REGULATION
L. ADMISSION TO THE FAIR GROUND.
/. The gates will be opened at o'clock, A.
M, each day and will be closed at sunset
2. No one will be admitted to or permitted
to remain within the grounds without badge,
so won as to be readily seen by the Gate-keepers
and Police.
g. Corporators are furnished badges without
charge-for each corporation, his wife, his chill
dren living in his family, and his servants in
personal attendance-not exceeding two.
4 Non-residents of Augusta County paying
So so will receive in addition to the badge Of
admission, certificate of annual membership,
which will pass them free, on their return home,
over the Railroads of the State.
5. Officers and delegates from similar socie-
ties, invited guests and members of the Press,
will be furnished, by the Secretary or any mem
Der of the Executive Committee, with Com
plimentary Badges. fsoa q esd -a -a
6. All other persons will be required to buy
badges, which will be sold at suitable places,
under the direction of the General Ticket Agent.
These badges will be good for the entire fair,
and will be sold on the first day. at 81 co. on the
children. under II years old, half price q.
7. Persons on foot may enter at any one of
the three gates. Those on horseback, or in car
riages. will enter by the Rotunda gate and leave
by the cottage gate-no returning upon this
route allowed-nora any stopping on the way,
except to put down or take up passengers
8. Hacks, and other conveyances, may avoid
the delay of passing through the grounds by
delivering or receiving passengers at the lower
Gate
g. Places will be provided with the grounds
for horses and carriages, but none of them, ex
cept those entired for exhibition, will be permit
tad to fhn
TO- The Chief of Police will be charged with
the duty of preventing any obstruction Of the
roads to or within the grounds, and will be au-
thorized to prescribe and enforce needful reg
ulations for that purpose.
IL. Admission to the ground gives no right
to participate in amusement gotten up and paid
for by private contributions-such as tOurnment,
&c. ..S,sal ease. +. sF.-. ~ ..lf
- Ample provision having been made for
passing freely and safely about the ground, it
must be understood that the trotting course
must be left free from obstruction by persons
on foot or in carriages If any accident or in
ulation and warning, the authorsties Of the Fair
claim full exoneration from all responsibility or
blame.
II. ENTRIES FOR EXHIBITION. sre3
l Entries may be made with the Secretary
at any time before Monday, Oct. IL. On land
after that day all entries will be made with the
Marshals having charge of the proper entry
books, who. under the direction of the Chief
Marshal, will see that the entries are properly
made, and the articles delivered and properly
placed for safe keeping and exhibition.
g To avoid unnecessary delays and confusion
the Chief Marshal shall have full discretion as
to the time of closing the entry books, and no
article once entered and delivered shall be re-
moved from the grounds without his consent.
g. Any exhibitor who wishes to compete for
money premium must give notice OF the fact
at the time of entry and must pay to the Secre
tary twenty per cent. of the premium he seeks.
No entry fee will be required of those, who, in
the event of success, will be satisfied with pro-
per certificate of the fact The competition is
for all alike. III.
4. Articles delivered for exhibition will be
marked by cards corresponding with the entry
books, and duplicate will be given to the ex
hibitor in each case on which the Secretary will
endorse whether an entry fee has been paid
OTHER REGULATIONS AND PROGRAMME.
Regulations for the conduct Of the business
of the Fair in detail, and full programme of
the exhibition and amusements will be publish
ed in due time.
Refreshments will be furnished on the ground
by ladies of the several religious and benevolent
societies. Ia
A Band of music will be in attendance.
An efficient police has been secured
JNo. B. BALDWIN, oE~oont;va +.
VIM. A. BURKE, G 1Aeou.,se
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