The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-09-03
and minerals, riding horses and slow


Each class will occupy place in the
hall by themselves. a person will be
appointed to guard them from all harm
or loss.
Immediately after the publication of
the reports, the Secretary will issue
orders on the Treasurer in favor of those
entitled to premiums; said orders to be
presented to the Treasurer within one
year from date of award, or be forfeited
to the society.
All persons desiring diplomas in lieu
of premiums offered, will notify the Sec
retary and he will issue the same.
Whenever articles of superior merit
are exhibited for which no premiums
have been offered, the awarding COM
'mittee may enter the same On the book
of awards, SO that the Secretary may re-
port the same to the Board for further
action
Awarding committees are cautioned
against awarding in favor of unsound
animals or articles of inferior quality
having no competition.
Exhibitors are required to have their
articles and animals, entered on the
books at the office, before they are taken
within the enclosure.
All persons shall be excluded from the
hall, except the Judges who shall have
exclusive possession thereof until the
awards are made.
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a member of the committee on the class
in which he or she exhibits.
No person will be allowed to interfere
with the committee during their adjudi-
cations; and any person who, by letter
or otherwise attempts sucn an interfer-
ence will be excluded from competition.
Ten per cent. of the premiums COM
peted for must be paid on all articles en-
tered for exhibition.
| All persons paying one dollar into the
treasury shall have membership ticket
and be eligible to vote and hold Office in
the Society. No person who is not a
member. of the Society will be allowed to
compete for premium.
The Society will invite all persons who
wish to sell stock, to q free use of theiI
grounds and all having improved i'm
plements of husbandry, or manufactured
articles, of whatever kind, are invited
and may find it to their interest to ex
hibit the same at the Fair.
Ministers and their families will be fur
nished with free tickets, by the Sec
retary.
MANAGERS ON THE GROUNDS.
Jno'L. -Manager-in-chief.
David Goddard -Marshal-in-chief
sUPERINTENDENTs.
Horses and mules-L. Campbell.
Cattle-Grimsley Poor.
Sheep, swine and poultry-B. F. Scott
Grain, roots, vegetables, iron and min
erals-James Mcclure
Fruit farm implements, domestic man
ufactures, household manufactures, fan
cy articles. dairy products and horticul
ture-Ed. Poor and Samuel A. Stephen
son.
Track performance, sweepstakes-A. ]
Newell.
Ticket agent-Harmon Bum.
Gate keeper (small-C. H. Willis.
Gate keeper. Qarge)-Jno. W. John
son, and Ed. Edwards. --a ..a
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD FOR 1874,
John L. Long-President
Ed. Poor-Vice President.
VIM Vaughn-Treasurer.
Geo. W. Harbarge
DIRECTORS.
Grimsley Poor-Bloomfeld township.
B. F. Scott-W Washington township.
David Goddard-Milton
Harmon Bunn-Franklin
L. Campbeil-Franklin
Jas. McClure-Liberty
Sam'l A. Seephenson-Lick
c. H. Willis-J ackson
A j. Newell-Hamilton
Jno. w. Johnson-Scioto
Ed Reconsideration
John Williams-Jef Jefferson
TERMS OF ADMISSION
Membership tickets, admitting gen.
tleman andtwo ladies, or man and
wife with children under 21 years
of age during fair S1.0(
Single tickets %
Children II
| Half fare arrangements will be made
with the railroad company.
By order of Board.
JNo. L. LONG, Pres't
GEO. W. HARBARGER, Sec'y.