Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-06-25
RULES AND REGuLATIoNs.

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Family Tickets-.,... .....- .....-..sl 90
Single admission Tickets..... -.-.-........- 20
Children under ten years old when accom-
panied by parents or guardian, free, and
under that age not admitted unless accom-
painted by their parents or guardian
Every person wishing to be enrolled as mem
Der Of the Society, upon the payment Of one dol
lar TO the Treasurer, will receive certificate Of
momhenhip containing the name Of the appli-
can't
Every person 50 enrolled as a member, shall,
on the presentation OF such certificate, receive
ticket which will limit himself, wife, and chill
dren under eighteen years Of age, during the fair.
Life members Of the Society will receive similar
ticket.
All persons must be provided with tickets sign
ed by either the President or Chairman of the
Executive Committee. to obtain admission. They
will be furnished by the Treasurer or Secretary,
or at the office on the ground. Perfons acting as
Judges are expected 10 become members of the
Society. Persons from other counties eau become
members by complying with above rules. Ladies
can become members by the payment Of fifty
cents.
Exhibitors must have their animals aud arti-
cles entered on the Secretary's book on or before
the secodd day Of the Fair, at IL o'clock, and all
animals and articles, except horses for pleasure
and for the trotting premiums, must be brought
within the enclosure as early as ~ o'clock on
Wednesday morning. All persons entering ami
mails and articles for exhibition must procure cards
from the Secretary with the number and class
upon II, attach the same to the animal or article
previous to being placed upon the ground. Hay
and straw will be furnished gratis for animals en-
tered for premiums, aad grain will be furnished
at cost for those who desire to purchase.
No horse shall ne entered or allowed a premium
L.. Ia f~a frnfl a.utV ka
ceived until noon on Thursday, but must have
been entered previously. An persons who intend
to exhibit horses, cattle, sheep or swine, or who
intend to offer stock for sale on the ground, are
requested to notify the Secre'ar o; such inten-
lion on, or before the sixth day Of October, and
leave with him a list and full description Of the
same.
The number and class, and the number in the
class. with the name Of the article will appear on
the card attached, But the name Of the exhibitor
will mot appear.
Premiums aud Diplomas will be paid on and
aftor the FRS. Monday after the Fair, and ultil
the first day In December, 1879, after which all
moneyed premiums unclaimed will be considered
as donation to the Society. The officers Of the
Society and members OF the Committee Of Ar
rangements must wear badge designating their
Office. A select police force will be Ia constant
attendance for the preaervation,of order and the
protection Of property.
The Tro,iing Course is level, we'll graded and
half Of mile in circuit. Ample arrange
monts will be made for the convenience and com
fort Of visitors.
Instructions 10 Judges-No animal or article
on exhibition for premium to receive an award
in more than one class. This does not embrace
horses entered for the trotting premiums. judges
arc expressly required not to award premiums t0
over-fed animals. No premiums are to be award
Cd to bulls, cows or heifers, which shall appear
to have been fatten-d, only in tho class Of fat cat
tie the oh eet Of the Society being to have su
perior animals Of this description for breeding.
Fat Cattle--The judges on fat cattle will Civ,
particular attention TO the animals submitted fol
examination. II is believed all other things be
ing equal, the best cattle have tho greatest weigh
over the smallest fuperdces. The judges viii
require all this class 10 be weighed, and will taxi
measures to give the super6cas Of each and pub
lish the result with the report. They will also
before awarding any premiums require the man
ntr and cost OF feeding, as required by the regu
lations Of the premium list.
II there is but one exhibitor, and he may shov
several cattle in one olass,premiums will be award
cd In accordance with the merits Of the animal
The Superintendent will take every precautioi
in bis power for the safety Of stock and article
on exhibition, after their arrival and arrange
ment on the ground, but the Society will not b
responsible for any loss or damage that may oc
cur Exhibitors will be required to give perso na
attention to the animals and articles, and at th
close Of the Fair to attend to their removal.
Any article not enumerated In the classes plac
ed exhibition, II worthy Of notire, will be suit
bly, rewarded.
All the articles may be entered free OF charge
except horses for pleasure, or for the trottn
premiums.
Any information desired can be obtained b.
addressing any Of the officers.