The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-09-01
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

All pcTSOns having hTJCltS VI
competition must secure Exhibitors checks Of the
Association before entering them.
2. Minors can become exhibitors when their
parents have Exhibitors checks.
3. The field of competition is open to all. Per-
sons from other counties and States can become
exhibitors on the same terms as citizens OF this
4. Ali articles offered for competition must be
owned by the competitor for 80 days. Fruits, veg
etabl $. flowers, &c, must be grown by the coI-
petitor, and all manufactured articles must be
made by the competitor.
Farmer'sList or County Sporting List. under trial
OF speed unless owned by the competitor thirty
8. All stock entered must be what 1t is repre-
sented to be, or premiums VII be forfeited.
must be entered by flve O'clock D. m on Tednes-
day the 18th, and no animals or articles entered
FOR exhibition can lie taken away before tue close
and no premiums will be paid on violation OF this
rule, except exhibitors OF horses, mares, or gold.
on the ground at night, during the Fair, but must
have item on the groutd ~ o'clock each day.
w be U5 81 @ % inc S vn
the fair grounds And for the purpose Of preventing
the admission OF any person TO the grounds With
OF any who saall by any means gain admission,
there VIII be license granted 70 all persons en-
Ing any articles by the Librarian OF the Associa-
tion, at his discretion II the object OF admission
Is lawful and proper, upon n, payment OF such
forfeited anu the holder thereof driven from the
grounds Immediately upon the detection By the
Librarian or upon Information given him bv any
pers n, OF the practice OF any game OF chance or
gambling by the person holding such license.
and without license as aforesaid, no person Will
be permitted to give exhibition OF an! kind for
personal proht or expose auy article for sale upon
the grounds.
3. No license will BE- granted to stands that sell
spirituOus or malt liquors.
| 10 CAUTION!-An articles exhibited whether
ealables or not, must lie respected as private prop
erts and any person detected In purloining or
iDJuring them, Will be ,alt with according o law.
Ii. Judges appointed to examine the different
| classes, viii confer favor on the Association by
calling at the Secretary's office early on Thurs
| day morning to obtain Instructions
IL. The reports OF HE several Judges must be
passed upon AID approved by the Revising Com
mittee before orders Will pe drawn 10 premiums.
ID. Premium awarded TO persons residing out
| OF the town or Bloomsbury, Will be paid on the
afternoon OF the asv day Of the Fair, by the Treas
| urer, on presentation OF their proper orders.
ON Wednesday the grounds will be open to the
public ana continue open four days
NO person W II be permitted TO vote at the next
annua, election OF the Association without produ-
cling his membership ticket
Exhibitors VIII confer favor on the society by
sending cassed list OF the articles they wish 10
exhibit 10 the Secretary, rs early as possible that
| they may be entered previous TO the trst day OF
| the fair or leave them AT the o1ice OF T. Jen.
| Vanderslice, where they viii be called for.