Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1882-09-27
INSTRUCTIONS TO CoMMITTEEs.

1. The Awarding Committees will
be called at 10 o'clock, Tuesday, in
front of the Executite Office, when
vacanciee, if any, can be filed, and
the first one on the list present, shall
be chairman. They will be furnished,
at the same time with list of articles
to be examined, and they will report
their awards to the Secretary, on or
before 4 o'clock. P. NJ, on Friday.
2. No person who is an exhibitor
can act as judge on the class in
which he exhibits.
3. No person whatever will be al
lowed to interfere with the committee
during their deliberations.
4, A premium will not be awarded
when the article is not worthy, though
there be no competition.
5. No article isto be excl uded on
account of having taken premium at
any previous Fair.
6. No discretionary premiums are
to be awarded. When articles are dis
covered of merit, for which no pre-
MUM is offered, the committee will
attach to it a green ribbon. and note
the fact in their report, and the Board
will at their discretion award a pre-
MUM.
Z. Ifthe committee have any doubts
as to the regularity of the entries,
they will apply to the Secretary for
information.
s. Stationery will be furnished to
the committees at the Office.
9. Committee will report by divis-
ion, class and numbers.
10. Awarding COMMITTEES will be
selected from the various sections of
Phillips county with great care.
IL. Any interference with the
awarding committees will be reported
| to the Board.
PREMIUMS.
1. The receipts of the Fair, after
paying expenses, will be devoted to
paying premiums. If they amount to
less than the premiums, a pro rata
amount will be paid.
2. All premiums must be claimed
within twenty days after the close of
the Fair, or else they will be consider
ed forfeited to the Society.
No intoxicating drinks will be allow
ed sold on the grounds.
mo
All persons whether exhibitors or
not, will obtain tickets for admission
to the grounds at the Treasures of
| flee as follows:
Single ticket admitting one per-
! son once; 70
Family ticket, good during the
air UU
Children between and II years 10
Single horses, each..................... 10 |
Single horse and carriage............ Is
Two horses and carriage 20 |
1. Each occupant of a carriage
must have single ticket.
2, Vehicles running for hire will be
admitted to the grounds during the
Fair on the following terms
Two horse Carriages and Hacks. 81 90
&C. W. CasweIl looked in on the
HERALD Monday.
What is being done about the Ii
brary? Keep the ball rolling.
H. R. Daniels, H. Fl. Nash and
A. S. Mcleod were in our Office on
business Monday.
Charles Dickey has just received
an invoice of furniture at his store on
the west side of the Square.
Rev. T. G. Hahn will preach a.
the Northern school house, Arcade town
ship, Saturday evening, Sept. Both.
j. G. Chester of Solomon, made
the HERALD call Monday. He says
he has the best corn he ever raised in
Kansas.
Stephen Landreth, of Deer Greek,
left some fine specimens of corn at our
Office, and we think it takes the lead.
He will have 1000 bushels.
-Lefingwell & Winship are wide
awake and full of bargains" They
carry large stock and enjoy a good
trade. This is as it should be.
G. W. Young has just received