The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-07-12
Justice.
RxE.Es AND REGULATIONS.

aaH AN - rs zIOa eaLA
Tho payment of ONE DOLLAR
constitutes a resident of the county q
member of the Society, with the priv
ilege of entering any number of IL
imals or articles for exhibition as he
or she may own, in any IL of the de-
parlmen.s except horses in this there
there will be m additional fee of 81
after the first, and ten per cent. in
classes where premiums of $40 and
upward are offered.
A membership ticket offered at the
gate by any other than a member ofthe
family whose name is written upon its
face will be taken up by the gate
keeper and forfeited.
2-All competitors must become
members before articles are entered
3-Every article or animal upon the
ground shall, during the Fair, be UNI
der the control of the Board of Direc-
tors, and no article or animal will be
removed until the close of the Fair
without permission from the Direc-
tors
1.-The officers of the Fair will
take every precaution i'll their power
for the preservation of Stock and
articles ON exhibition, after their ar
rival and arrangement on the grounds,
but will not be responsible for any
loss or damage that may occur. Ex-
thibitors are desired to give attention
to their property.
5-When the Society contracts to
give the exclusive privilege 10 any
party to sell any article or articles on
the grounds during the Fair, the So
ciety only obligatcs itself to use due
diligence to prevent any Infringement
| of said right, but will not be held re-
sponsiblc for any violation of said
right.
6-All articles offered for Premi-
ums must be owned by the person Of
fering the same, or by some member
of the family, except Stations that
have made a season within the county
may be in the name Of the keeper.
T-Ali articles must be properly
entered with the Secretary before
taken within the grounds.
S-There will be Il deduction of 10
per ccnt. in all classes Of Premiums
on Sweepstakes.
9-If any person, by any act what
ever, w%illfully makes known TO the
Judge his ownership Of stock or
| other property ON exhibition, he shall
not be entitled to a premium on the
same.
lA--IL Ire Judges will not award any
animal or article a premium unless i'll
their opinion it is decidedly merito-
rious.
ll-Judges, Especially those on an
imals,) will be expected, rs far as
practicable, to give the reason for the
award they make, and write out full
their reports.
12-Where there is but one exhib-
itor in a class, only II premium will
be awarded: it TO be the first o. sec,
ond, as the Ease may warrant.
l3-Entries may be made at any
time preceding the Fair after the 10th
of Sept.
14-All entries of stock, including
sweepstakes, must be entered by We'd
nesday, DO O'Clock A. NJ, and every
exhibitor should have his articles on
the ground and arranged in their
places by 9 o'clock on Wednesday
morning, excepting sweepstakes and
the speed ring, and except in the de-
partment Of hams, bread, butter and
cheese.
15-Members will be furnished a
ticket which will admit them, the fe-
males of the family, and all persons
under II years of age residing in the
family: or a gentleman and one lady
to the Fair Grounds during the Fair
16-No bull, COW, jack, %jennet, brood
mare stallion 4 years old and upwards
shall compete for a premium, unless
it shall have proven itself a breeder