Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-15
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

- iho k"tes WIN oe Opehou ~ clocA ~ ~
each day, and at that time every officer Is re-
quired 10 be at his post. The gates will be closed
at O'Clock each evening.
2. All stock and articles otered for premiums
must be owned by the person or persons offering
the same, or by some member Of his or her fam
lily.
g. All articles must be entered In the name Of
the bona fds owner. Should any be entered
otherwise, they will mot be allowed to receive a
premium, although awarded by the judges nor
will such awards be published.
4. Any ticket passed through the fence, or
found IN the possession Of any person who Is not
the rightful owner, viii be forfeited to the Assooi
alton, and persons detected In passing tickets will
be dealt with according to law.
B. No charge will be made for entering animals
or articles for exhibtion-suoh exhibition being
absolutely free.
0. The Society will open its premium list to
persons without distinction on breeding stock
from all parts Of the Union whether horses, cattle
sheep or swine. But on field crops -four, grain
and manufacturing or mechanical exhibits, all
awards shall be confined to the county, and all
articles must have been made within the period
Of one year previous to the present fair. Articles
Of special merit manufactured outside Of the
county may receive diploma II 80 recommended
by the judges Of their respective class.
7. All persons entering animals aud articles
for exhibition must procure cards from the Sec
rotary, and attach the same to the animal or
article previous to being placed upon the ground
The number and class aud the number 10 the
class, with the name Of the article will appear on
the card attached, but the name Of the exhibitor
will not appear.
s. Tho officers will be on the grounds at o
o'clock on TUESDAY MORNING, septemb er
l4th and all animals and articles are expected
to be entered on that day but exhibitors MUST
have their exhibits entered on the Secretary's
book and have them within the enclosure by u
o'clock on Wednesday, the first day Of the Fair
except horses for pleasure or trottng premiums
This rule will be strictly adhered 10, as there are
but three days Of the Fair this year.
8. No person shall see or be informed Of tho
numbers or kinds Of entries except the officers
10. When no competition occurs In any class,
premium shall be awarded only when the In
trinsic merit Of the animal or article warrant Il,
and this shall not necessarily be the drst premium ,
but such as in the judgment Of the examining
committee the article deserves
II. An animal entered for exhibition 10 one
class cannot compete for premium In any other
class, except as follows; A single animal may
be exhibited as one Of pair, or in the class Of
Sweepstakes
~. All stock and articles entered for exhibi.
tion, must remain on the grounds until 2 o'clock
?. NJ. Of the last day Of the Fair or forfeit pre-
MUM, unless permission is given by the Super
intendent Of the department to remove them
10. Hay and ttraw will be furnished gratis for
all animals entered for premiums, and grain will
be furnished at cost for those who desire to pur-
chase.
IL. No animal considered unsound shall be
allowed to compete for premiums. This rule
does not apply to horses entered for speed.
Is. All animals in classes !, 2, 3, 4, s, 9 and
must be shown on the track at 10 o'clock on
Friday morning Those not exhibited will not
be examined.
10. Betting and wagering upon the Society
grounds are strictly forbidden.
II. The Executive Committee may revise the
premiums awarded ct any regulsry called meet
ing, and, ut its discretion, alter amend reverse
the award Of the judges,
IS. The demand on the Treasurer for promi-
ums must be made either personally or by letter,
on or before the first day Of January following
the Fair, or the premium will be considered for
fcited to the Society. Premiums will be paid on
and after September goth, 1850.
10 Every prccaution will be taken for the
safety Of stock AID articles on exhibition, after
their arrival and arrangement on the ground, bu,
the Society will not be responsible for any losa
or damage that may cccur. Exhibitors will be
required to give personal attention to the animali
and articles and at the close Of the Fair to attend
to their removal.
90 Eating saloons, selling all kinds Of eatables,
fruits, nuts, candies and refreshing drinks (otber
than intoxicating drinks will be licensed to sell
on the ground, by paying to the Secretary twenty
dollars (S20) previous to going onto the ground.
Each one so renting reireshment booth shall be
entitled to tickets Of admission for four persons.
2l. Hacks, carrying passengers In and out Of
of the grounds will be charged a license Of ten
dollars, $40 to be paid to the Secretary before
going on the grounds. Each hack will be entitled
to tickets Of admission for two persons.
22. plying Horses" will be given the privilege
Of the grounds during the Fair for twenty dollars
is20) to be paid to the Secretary before going on
the grounds Each "hying horse" is entitled to
tickets Of admission for two persons.
2S. All peanut and lemonade sellers. Except
those paying $40 lcense) all games of chance,
lottery schemes, hucksters and peddlers, will be
strictly excluded from the grounds, and usiH mol
BE- admitted at any price.
AUCTION.
There will be an auction sale Of stock on the
last day Of the Fair, at o'clock. Those desiring
to sell will please notify the Secretary as to the
kind Of stock and number, prior to tho day Of
sale. The auo,ioneer will be paid by the Society,