The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-09-12

OhDEh OF 1B1llON.
All entries of live stock and articles
will be made on the grounds at the Sec
retary's stand, commencing on the first
day and continuing until II M. on the
last day.
Neither awarding committees nor ex-
hibitors shall have excess to the Secreta-
rvs books until the premiums shall have
been awarded.
The committees will report, in due
time, on days that stock or articles are
passed upon.
On Thursday, the first day of the Fair,
will be exhibited stations of all ages, in
Guiding sucking horse colts, jacks, jen-
nets, swine and sheep.
On Friday, the last day of the Fair,
will be exhibited cattle Of all description,
geldings, brood mares, fillies of all ages,
riding, driving and match horses, draught
horses, poultry farming utensils, horti-
culture, household manufactures, dairy
products, jellies etc., fancy articles, roots,
and vegetables, wagons and buggies.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
Premiums will only be awarded on ar
ticles manufactured in the county and
since last Fair Except farming imple-
ments).
An efficient police will be legally ap.
pointed to keep order, and to see that
there is no article for exhibition disturb
ed
Each class will occupy place in the
hall by itself.
Immediately after the publication of
the report, the Secretary will issue orders
on the Treasurer in favor of those enti-
tied to premiums; said orders to be pre-
sented to the Treasurer within one year
from the date of award, or to be forfeited
to the Society.
Whenever articles of superior merit are
exhibited for which no premium has been
offered, the awarding committee may en-
ter the same on the books of the awards,
SO that the Secretary may report the
same to the Board for further action
Awarding committees are cautioned
against awarding in favor of unsound an
imals, or articles of inferior quality hav-
ing no competition.
All persons shall be excluded from the
hall, except the judges, who shall have
exclusive possession thereof until the
awards are made.
No person who is an exhibitor can act
as 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 the adjudica-
ton; and any person who by letter or
otherwise, attempts such an interference
will be excluded from competition.
The 10 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
member of the Society will be allowed to
compete for premium. The Society will
invite ali persons who wish to sell stock
to free use of their grounds; and all
having improved implements of husband
ry, or manufactured articles, of whatever
kind, are invited and may find it to their
interest to exhibit at the Fair.
The several awarding committees will
be selected during the Fair days by the
superintendent out of persons present
and not interested.
All persons desirous of making a dis
play of minerals, have free use of the
grounds. All entries will be made at the
Secretary's stand, in the grove, near the
Hall.
OFFICERS.
Jacob A. Sell, President.
Green Thompson, Vice President.
| D. D. DUNCAN, Treasurer.
E. W. Jacobs, Secretary.
Gate Keeper, Small-Jacob Thompson
and Thomas Henderson, Jr.
Gate Keeper, Large-J. NJ Arthur.
Ticket Agent Campbell.
Board of Managers-L. Campbell, j L
Long, Lewis Gillian, Thomas Delay, Ja-
cob Miller, Davis Mackley, w. S. Schel-
lenger Joseph Wilson.
Terms of Admission - Membership
Tickets, admitting gentleman and one
lady, or man and wife with children, un-
der q years of age, during the Fair, 81 co.
Single Tickets, Is cents.
Children, 10 cents.
Single Ticket, 25 cents,!will admit man
horse and buggy, or man and horse.
Half Fare arrangements will be made
with the Railroad Companies.
The Fair will be held in David's grove
the finest grove in Jackson county
plenty good stock water within the en-.
closure. J. A. SELL, Pres.
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