Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-11

, imal or article under examination
may inquire for information of the
Supt. Animals may compete in al
the rings of their sex, and age, un
til having taken one premium, they
will not be allowed to compete fur.
ther in any class, except in a herd
for sweepstakes, or for speed, pro-
yided single animal may compete
as one Of pair, or one of a pair
may compete as a single one,
VII. No person, except the off,
GERS Of the Society, and the owner
of stock and his necessary assist.
ants, shall be permitted to enter the
ring; even they shall not interfere
with the Judges under the penalty
of forfeiting the premium. The
Judges on animals are instructed
to award no premium to any COW,
bull, jack, jennet, brood mare, or
stallion, 3 years old and upwards,
unless it has proved itself breed
er, And no person shall be award
ed premium on any article, unless
he be the manufacturer, inventor,
producer, or as authorized agent Of
either of them. And Judges must
not attach premium cards to ami
mails or articles for which no pre-
MUM hds been offered, but if deem
ed worthy, will enter in their book
that it is worthy, and leave the
Board to award.
Specified Rules For Judges.
l. Tie Marshal in the ring, and
Superintendents of Departments,
are ca ofjcio chairmen of their re,
spective committees, but shall not
be entitled to a vote.
ii. Members of Awarding Com
mittees shall not consult on the
merits OF the animals, or articles
on exhibition.
III. All premiums shall be deter
mined by ballot, the animal or arti-
Gle receiving the greatest number
of the votes Of the Judges, shall
be entitled to the award.
w. Each premium shall be voted
for separately.
V, In case of a tie vote, the Mar
shal or Superintendent shall call in
another disinterested and suitable
person, and his vote, without con-
sultation, shall be confined to the
animals or articles contesting, and
shall decide the question finally
vi. AS appeals from awards from a
committee, is not allowed, the com
mittee will see the necessity of
great care in giving their decision.
They are required to pass not only
on the merits Of the animals or art
lCles, but as we'll on the age, sound
ness, and class of animals, (no un-
sound animals to receive q premi-
um in any class and compliance
of rules in regard to growth and |
entries, and statement Of owners of
articles.
VII. All awarding committees
are requested to adopt and act un.
der these rules, so far as applicable
in making awards in every class
and department, and to make 1st
or I'd premiums as the case may be.
Write plainly in the entry book OPP
posite or under the articles award
ed to, and report and file their
books Immediately with the Seere-
5ary,
Special Notices.
l. The law relating to booths,
stands, wagons, &c for sale or Civ
ng away Of liquors, will be strictly
H. The Board return their sin
,ere thanks to the people, for their
confidence and encouragement in
he past, and would ask a continu-
lnce of the same, and their assist
lnce in discountenancing all viola
ion of the law, or rules of the So
;iety. 6
III. The Board would hereby es-
,ecially return thanks to the ladies t
or the interest they have taken at I
he former fairs. Every means will +
Ie used to prevent anything on the
round repugnant to their refined
ceilings, or contrary to their sense
f propriety and sound morals.
". All premiums will be paid in
ash.
Order Of Exhibition.
FIRST DAY.-Wiil be devoted to
Iaking entries, arranging stock &c. W
Omission free. L
SECOND DAY.-Jacks and mules,
raft horses, work oxen and steers,
vine, sheep, farm implements and h.
lcing match.