Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-09-06
RULE S AN REGULATIONS.

I. The Seventh Annual Fair OF the
Br0ckWay Centre Agricultural Society
vii! Dee held at Brockway Centre. on
Tuesday. "Wednesday and Thursday,
September -, rs and p, loSS.
>. Membership tickets. ~ each, may
be had of the officers of the Society at
any time previous 10 the fair, or at The
ticket Office on the fair ground.
3. individuals who desire 20 become
members Will be required TO purchase
membership tickets, which entities the
person who hOldsit his wife and minor
children. TO free admission and entries
during the fair. and 10 all the privileges
of membership under the constitution.
4. Admission tickets to the fair
grounds rlll be sold ut twenty-five
cents for each person Tor each day.
5. Tickets for carriages drawn by
single horse will be sold at 80 cents for
each day; for carriages drawn Ay two
horses - ceuts; for horse and iider 80
cents Zach person in any carriage
must have Hn entrance ticket. This
rule includes ell horses and carriages
entered for premiums which have been
admitted to the ground and taken out
without permission Of the SUp1riuten-
dent o. the class 10 which tie animal
or article belongs.
>. No money win be received at the
gates under any preteXt whatever
:. No FREQ passes will be given for
any purpose Whatever, except in the
form of complimentary tickets, which
NAV be granted at the decision of the
President. Secretary and Treasurer. TO
Judges and those called upon to Oficiate
only. but such tickets shall not entitle
the holderS to any other privileges be-
sides admission to the tar grounds
g. There will be no horse racing per-
mitted on the grounds OF Che first day
of the fair. but on the second or last
day Of the fair. the speed, quality and
action Of horses may he exhibited
speed only on time. The Directors,
under the belief That success depends
much on good ccderaud system, have
appointed an Glicient officer, who is
authorized to select and control q spec
ial police force to fully insure the pro-
lection of persons. property and rights
during the time Of the Fair.
8. Article or articles Of merchandise
or manufacture taking first premiums
are debarred from any further pre-
miums forever, but may compete for
diplomas.
10. Any article. animal or other
thing entered for premium or diploma,
when such animal. article or such thing
has no competition. or has competition
shall be awarded neither premium nor
diploma, unless such is entitled thereto
in the Judgment of the judges.
IL. All grains. seeds, roots and fruits
must be the product OF the exhibitor,
and of the yearin which they are ex-
hibited.
u. All articles Of manufacture to
compete for premiums must be of the
manufacture of the exhibitor.
10. No person, owner or otherwise,
engaged in holding or showing stock,
shall be allowed TO communicate in
any manner with the judges.
12. A fine of five dollars will be inn
I posed on any person or persons climb
| ing, breaking or standing upon the
/ fences. or in any way fraudulently en-
tering the grounds.
10. Exhibitors Will not be allowed to
sell goods EXCEPT ON TIE LAST DAY
4 or THE FAIR Though they may receive
/ and book orders, and all articles and
animals may have the price of each at
tached) nor Will they be permitted TO
call attention to their wares in noisy
or disorderly manner.
~. Every article cranimal upon the
fair ground viii be uRdev The control
! OF the Executive COMnnttee, and every
precGutiOu will be taken fOr their safe
Keeping. bus The society will not be re-
sDonsipic far any loss or damage that
fpay er,sis asa upon lliis condition en-
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