Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-25
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

Family ickets."..... '.,.,..., 81 90
Single tickets, during iair...".... "."."",. 80
Single admission ticket. ..........,.,."..-, 70
Children undcr ton years old when acsompa-
MED by their parents or guardian, free, and un-
der that age not admitted unless accompanied by
parents or guardian.
Every person wishing to be enrolled as a mem
Der Of the Society upon the payment Of one dol
lar TO the Treasurer, will receive certificate OF
membership containing the name Of the nppli-
cant
Every person 10 enrolled as a member shall,
on the presentation Of such certificate receive n
ticket that will admit himself wife, and children
under eighteen years of age during the fair.
Life members Of the Society will receive simi-
lar ticket
All persons must be- provided With tickets
either signed by the President or Chairman Of
the Executive COMMITTEE, to obtain admission.
They will he furnished by tbs Treasurer or
Secretary, or at the Office on the ground. Per.
scns acting as Judges nre expected 10 become
members If the s cioiy. Persons from other
counties can become members by complying With
ibc above rules ladies can become members 10y
the payment Of fifty cents
Exhibitors must have thoir animals and arti
c'es entered on the Secietary's books on or before
the second day Of the fair Mt twelve o'clock and
al animals and articles, except horses for pleas
ure and for the trotting premiums, must be
brought within the enclosure ~ early as twelve
o'clock on Wednesday morning. All persons On
tering animals and articles for exhibition must
procure cards from the Secretary with the mum
Der and Glars upon il, and attach the same to
the animal or article previous to being placed
/ upon the ground. Hay and straw will be for
nshed gratis for all animals entered for premi.
ums, and grain will be furnished at cost for those
who desire 10 purchase,
No horse shall be entered or allowed pren j.
! um unless he is free from disease. Horses will
be received until noon on Thursday, but musl
] have been entered prev iously All persons who
intend 10 exhibit horses, cattle, sheep or swine
or who intend to offer them for sale on the ground
are requested to notify the Secretary Of such in
tcution on or before the fourteenth day Of Oeto
ber, and leave with him a list aud full desor'p'
ton Of the same.
The number and class, and the number 10 th'
class, with tho name Of the article will appear OF
The card attached but the name Of the exhibito
will not appear.
Premiums and Diplomas will be paid on and
aiter the first Monday after tho Fair, AID unit
the FIRST day OF December 1878, nft.r which o.
moniod premiums unclaimed will be considere,
as donation to the Society. The officers Of ihl
Society and members Of the Committee Of Ar
iangcmonts must wear badge designating theii
office. A select police force win be in cotstan
atter dance for the preservation Of order and pro
lection Of property.
The trotiing couro Il loyol. well graded an,
one half mile in oircut. Ample arran cement
will be made for the convenience and comfort o
visitors
Instructions to Judges. No animal or artiil
on exhibition FOR premium TO receive an awar,
In more than one class. This does not embrace
horses entered for the trotting premiums judges
are expressly required moi to award premiums "a
ntcr-iod animals. NJ premiums tra be award
ed 10 bulls, cows or heifots which shah appca
to have been iattened, oalg 10 the class Of fat cat
tea the object Of the Society being to have su
pcrior animals IT this description for breeding.
Fat Cattle. The judges on fat cattle will Civ,
particular silention to the apimals submitted 10
examination. Il is believed, ali other things bo
ing oqua the best cattle have tho greatest weight
over The smallest suporlces. The Judges viii
require all in this class to be weighed, aud vii
take measures to give the superices Of each, ant
publish the result with the report. They vii
also, before awarding any premiums, require tn
manner and cost Of feeding, as required by the
regulations Of the premium list
II there Is but one exhibitor, aud he may sh ov
several animals in one class, premiums will b.
awarded in accordance with the merits of the m
imal.
The Superintendent will take every prccau Ii OF
in his power for the safety Of stock and articles
on exhibition after their arrival and arrange
ments on the ground, but the Society win net b,
responsible for any loss or damage that may oc.
cur Exhibitors will be required to give personal
attention TO the animals aud articles, and at tho
close Of the fair to attend TO their removal.
Any article not enumerated in the classc
placed on exhibition, If worthy Of notice, will be
suitably rewarded.
All article may be entered free Of charge ex
cept horses for pleasure or for the trotting pre-
miums.
Any information desired can be obtained b.
ad dfos sing any Of the officers.