West-Jersey pioneer., 1876-09-07
REGULATIONS:

| l. All animals and articles offered for Premiums
shall be owned by the competitor who must reside
| in the county All fruits, vegetables and flowers
must be the growth of the competitors, and grown
within the county.
speed, but in connection with their apparent dura
bility ease OF movement, wind, worth, beauty etc.
Horses in the first division will be examined by the
judges at 10 O'Clock. Colts and fillieS under the
| second division will be examined in the ring at 10
O'Clock Horses in the third division will be exam
ion will trot at Ii O'Clock At o'clock. D. M,
horses of third division, class b, will be examined.
At ~ O'Clock, double teams of fourth division,
| (Free to ALL
8. Competitors for field crops must give the Sec
retary, before O'Clock on the day previous to Ex-
hbtion, in writing, over their signature state
ment Of the kind Of crop, quantity and quality of
the ground quantity kind and cost of fertilizers,
mode, time and expense OF harvesting rent paid
for land or interest on its value and yeld,-under
| oath or affirmation.
| 4. Committees shall have the discretionary power
OF Withholding premiums, if the articles exhibited
| do not merit them.
been awarded, in any division, can come in cOmpe-
titiOn in any other division at the exhibition
s. No trance fee h WI VII be charged to exhibitors
for which 10 per cent. of the gross premiums will
be charged. Entries in these divisions must be
made, and the entrance fee paid by O'Clock, the
day before exhibition. All other entries must be
made, and the animals or articles for competition
be on on the ground by O'clock a M, and remain
until O'Clock, D. IN. On all occasions they will be
returned to the contributors, unless otherwise di-
rected.. At 10 o'clock a. m, the Committee will
| proceed to examine articles and award premiums.
| Z. The Reaping and Moving Match will come off
| at such time and place as the Committee shall di-
rect due notice of which will be given.
s. All premiums awarded by the Society," not
called for within two months after the Exhibition,
| shall revert to the Society,
9. No animal to compete for a premium shall be
premium at our Exhibition.
10. When stock is entered ON pedigree copy of
| m p,,rS bp tba oforxr
| on file.
| IL. No bull over one year old shall be allowed on
the ground on Exhibition day, unless properly Sc
| cured with ring in his nose.
S.p. m O'Clock on the day previous to the Exhibi-
tiOn All persons shall obtain tickets Except men,
bers tickets for admission to the grounds at the
| bition, at the published rates.
Il. These regulations will be rigidly enforced
The following resolution was adopted at an an
Resolred That all persons residing upon the bor-
ders Of our County, whose business relations are
naturally in this County, shall be entitled to COM
pete for and receive premiums
PRICE OF ADMISSION:
| Single tickets, Is cents; Chdren's tickets, Is
cents; Membership tickets, $I.0O; Single Carriage
tickets 50 cents; Double Carriage tickets, rs cents
| aS- Members tickets must be procured before
| 8 p m. of the day previous to the Exhibition.
| COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION AND ARRANGEMENTS.
--Horses-Lewis M Hires; Cattle-Lorenzo Sharp
| Sheep and Swine-George Hepner; Produce of
Dairy-Joseph H. Ogden; Fruit-John S. Bonham ;
| Grain and Grass Seed-Moses Peacock; Ladies'
| Work-ThomasE E. Hunt; Vegetabes-Rob More
| Plants and Flowers-Josiah Bacon; Manufactured
| ArtlcleS-CharleS Mickle; Youths Department
Charles Mickle, Moses Peacock.
JACOB NJ HARRIS, President.
ELI E. ROGERS, Secretary
FRANCIS DANZENBAKER, Treasurer.
| aug 31-3t