The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1882-09-15
to come the second day Of the Fair,
at 10 o'clock A. M,

at 10 o'clock A. M.
All other property entered for pre-
MUM must he entered on the Score
tary's list, and DO deposited In tn
places assigned by the Committee O
Arrangements, for the inspection O
the Judges the first day OF the Fair
and remain until examined by tn
Judges, and premiums announced a
above.
Trotting Match, Flowing Match
Drawing Match, etc., will take plac'
in such order and time as will best &C
commodate and entertain the people
and notice will be given from thu
Stand, frcm time to time, of the orde
Of exercises rs arranged by the Com
mittee Of Arrangements.
Premiums will be awarded on Arti
Giles and Animals Of superior quality
and merit only, and all animals un
worthy place in the Exhibition, viii
be excluded by the Managers.
Hay and straw will be provided or
the grounds for all animals that ma,
be exhibited.
For any information pertaining to
the Fair, or accommodations fol
horses or stock previous to the Fair,
address A. S. Corliss, Secretary, East
Corinth.
A good and complete police for &C
will be in attendance, to guard and
protect the property on exhibition,
but the Society will not BIZ response.
bic for any loss Or damage to the
same.
Season and Exhibitors Tickets
$1.00 each, to he had of the Treasurer
emitting the person owning the same
to admission to the Fair Grounds
during the Exhibition, and to exhibit
and compete for any premium offered,
out if any ticket is transferred to any
person other than the one whose name
is written thereon, the same becomes
forfeited to the Society, together with
any premium that may lie awarded
uuuer Guc SAME.
Single admission, 25 cents; one
horse pleasure carriages, rs cents
each; two horse pleasure carriages,
SO cents. A liberal discount for
children.
Entrance fee for gentlemen's driving
horse, 81. For matched horses, 81.
No person who is an exhibitor can
act as Judge on the class in which
he exhibits and during the examina-
ton of the Judges ii any person inter-
feres with them, by letter or other
wise. he will be excluded from CON-
petition, but exhibitors, when request
ID, are expected to make written or
verbal statements concerning their
The Society have adopted the
provisions. viz: That all
premiums and purses are liable to
'ro-rata reduction sufficient to meet
my deficiency tn 1t may occur in the
eceipts to meet said premiums and
ther expenses. Also all premiums
lot called for within ninety days will
'e cancelled in favor of the Society.
Where there is no competition, the
Exhibitor may receive such awards as
he Judges may determine, but shall
ot receive all the premiums offered in
hat class.
Arrangements will be made for the
rial of draft horses and oxen, testing
heir strength, docility, ect., at load.
III Stations years old and over,
Exhibited for premium must draw by
he merits Of their stock, and show at
east three.
All articles or animals that have
rawn the first premium are excluded
'om premiums.
Horses, or other stock, occupying
tails or pens must be entered on the
ook of the Secretary, for exhibition,
nd if not shown in competition, when
allied for by the Awarding Committee,
ill be charged So day for the time
le stalls or pens were occupied.
Cards will be furnished by the
Judges, to be signed by them and
ttached to premium articles and ami
'als only, Blue will designate first
and red second premiums.
HORSES.
STATIONS.
4 years old and over must show at
asst three of their stock,
est stations 6 years old and
over, Sc "a
10 4 years old and under 6, 5 3
10 3 years old, 3 81
10 2 years old, 2 Il
CoMMlTTEE.-William X. Wallace,
louisville N. H., Ed. S. Cook, Thet-
rd Geo. w. Chamberlin So. New
lry.
MARES.
est brood mare with foal
at her side, Sc 81 SO
COMMIrTEE.-Wilber Morris, Fair
e G. b. Smith, West Fairlee Lyman
Obie, Piermont, N. H.
FOUR YEARS OLD AND UNDER.