The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-11-02
RULES AND REGULATIONS
OF TIE
UNION COUNTY FAIR.

All articles for exhibition, especially those
from persons lvingin the town of Union, should
be or,tared On Mouday. the day before the open
ing Of the Fair, though article will be received
until 10 o clock, tuesday morning.
4 card, with the Class and department in
which the article is to be exhibited, will lie at
tached to each article, but no name of person
must appear. a duplicate check will be given
the owner, by which they will claim the rremi
um, if any is awarded, and their articles.
The committees will not know whose articles
they are examining, without information is
sought voluntarily given both Of which, it
is hoped, will be avoided. II the committee
don't adopt some such rule, they will invara
bly, be accused OF Partially.
Ladies will please attach n card or scrip to
each article, descriptive of the article and the
department they wish it to be exhibited in.
Nonamc should appear at all, rs it will be taken
of before the committee examines the article.
All articles will be designated by numbers
only, and reclaimed by owners in the same way,
as duplicate numbers will be given when en-
tered.
SPECIAL TRAIN
will run every half hour during the day fl ON
the Railroad Depot to the Fair Grounds.
All visitors to the Fair will he passed over the
Spartanburg& Ashevlle and Spartanburg, Union
Columbia Railroads.
FOR ONE FARE.
All articles for exhibition at the Fair, shipped
over the above roads, will he charged full freight
int i tie Articles We returned withoM being sold,
the freight paid will HE REFUNDED.
Music will be furnished by the
UNION SILVER CORNET BAND.
Quite number of valuable Agricultural In
plements have been secured, IA premiums in
that department.
superior to those heretofore offered by the So
ciety.
We hear of many visitors coming from our
neighborng counties, and it is hoped that all
our own citizens will turn ont mass to give
them hearty and cordial welcome.
If any one has anything OF special merit
interest, worthy OF note, il is hoped they will
have it in its proper place for exhibition at the
Fair.
ENTRANCE FEE
No entrance fee will be charged exhibitors,
and if the article exhibited is not mentioned in
the Premium List it will still he entitled to u Pre-
MUM, If the committee report it worthy.
COMMITTEES OF AWARD.
The Superintendenls are requested to take
special charge of their respective departments,
as TO the time and manner of exhibition, &c.
FIELD CROPS.
JomN X. MINrEE, ESQ, SUPERINTENDENT.
Committee
ID. II. sheldon, Chairman, W. J. Tucker, ID.
). Lee, Jesse I. Bishop, DIR. /. Is. Bates, D. T..
Mckissick, W. l.. Goudelo *.
STOCk DEPIRTNENT
W. 4. BEATY, SUPERINTENDENT.
Committee
J. +. Meng chairman, George Peake, Jas. il.
Jcter J. r. Hill, }. G. Farrar, W. X. Briggs, r.
W. Eison.
HORSE DEPIRTNENT,
JAS. IT, RopGEH, SUrERINTE<pENI.
Committee.
DR.. j. y. Moore, chair, Samuel J"fcries,
Asa Smith, Il. j. Bctsi.i, ia, Munro, George
Bailey, }. W. Tcnch.
SWINE.
Committee.
W. IL. Norman, chairman, John Rodger, DR.
}. =. Thomas Lee LindCr, Jasper Gibbs, Jas e..
Sartor, JAS G.. Brown
The Superintendent, "a the other departments
will please, either before after The opening Of
the Fair, fill out their ls'S "I Committees
u. =. DUNCAN, Secretary.