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Class 10-Daiiy Cows
Best display dairy cows of any
grade not less than five. $40.
Open to all breeders. grades.
crosses and ages-Best dairy COW
So; second. $50.
Class Il-HerefordS.
Class 12-AberdeeH>, Angus. Gallo
way and other rolied Breeds.
Class 13-Hoistein
Class 14-Jer%ey
Premiums for all above classes
same as in Class No. >.
Sheep competition Open 10 World.
No animals may be exhibited in
more than one class.
All exhibitors of sheep, except fat
sheep and lambs, Will be required to
furnish the superintendent. if de
manded, Il certificate OF the time and
manner OF shearing: also certiti-
cate of the age of sheep exhibited.
All sheep must have been closely
sbOfn not earlier than April l. No
premium Will be paid to anyone who
refuses to comply with these rules.
If required. certificates and state
ments shall be verified by affidavit
All animals must have been own
ed by the party in whose name they
are exhibited tor at least 90 days
prior to the exhibition.
Class I1-Southdown, Registered OF
Eligible.
Ram, years and over So; sec
onds $50.
Two ewes. years and over. So;
second, $50
Class 16-ONfOiM Downs, Registered
and Eligible.
Class 17-Shropshire Downs. Regis
tered and Eligible.
Class 18-Hampshire, Registered OF
Eligible.
Premiums in above classes are the
same as in Glass No. 5.
Class 19-Grade.
Two ewes. years or over, $3;sec-
ond S1.50.
Two eve lambs. So second, 81.
Best grade ram over | year, SO;
second, S1.50.
Swine-Cotnpetitioa Open to World
The same animals cannot be en-
tered in more than one class. or fol
more than one premium. All ami
mas must have beea owned by the
party in whose name they are eXhib-
tied for at least 60 days prior to the
exhibition.
Exhibitors will be required to sat
isfY the Judges by affidavit, if de-
manded, Of the breeding and age OF
all glasses.
No animals may be exhibited in
more than one class.
Class 21-BerkShire. Registered OF
u Eligible To Register.
Best boar over / year, SO; sec
onds 81
Best SOW over l year. So; sec
ond, 81.
Best SOW with six or more pigs un-
derS2 months, SO; second, 81.
Class 22-POland China, Registered
or Eligible to Register.
Class 23-CheSter White. Registered
- or Eligible to Register.
Class 24-Jersey Red. Registered or
Eligible to Register.
Class 2o-Hampshire, Registered or
Eligible to Register.
Ciass 26-Smau Yorkshire, Regis
@@er Eligible to Register.
Clss,ss 21--Essex. Registered or Eligi-
BILE to Register.
Premiums for classes %, %, "a,
25. 26 and 27 same as Glass No Il.
Class 2S-Grade.
Best sow over l year, So; sec
ond, 81,
Best sow, with or more pigs un-
der 2 months, 50; second, 81.
Best 4 pigs. one litter, over
months and under 8, registered, S4;
second, 2.
Best 4 pigs, one litter, over
months and under 8. grade, SO; sec
ond, So.
POultfy-Limited to Dorchester Co.
The management will use all its
power to protect every exhibitor and
take good care of all exhibits.
All poultry entries positively close
Thursday, Aug. 16, at 6 o'clock pm.
Judging begins at 10 o'clock We'd
nesday, August %.
All exhibits in this division to be
judged according to their merit
All exhibits in this division may be
in pairs, pens Give birds constitute
a pen, either males, females, or mix
ed, or single specimen.
No entry can compete for two
prizes.
All exhibits to be judged as en-
tered.
Any other exhibit in this division
worthy of premium, same will be
awarded.
The Association will not guarantee
premiums on fowls having any dis
qualifications set forth in the Stan
dard. Judging will be by compari-
son, owing to the earliness of season.
The name of the breed, sex and
whether fowl or chicken must be
stated on entry blank.
1t is impossible to enumerate each
variety of each class Premiums
will be given on all varieties if in
competition, but no exhibitor allow
ed to compete with himself for first
Poultry must be on the Fair
Grounds by Monday, August 20, at
6 O'Clock p. m.
The Fair Association will furnish
coops and food.
All exhibits must be exhibited in
owners name.
Entry books open Wednesday,
Aug. l. Entry blanks furnished on
application.
From all exhibitors in this divi-
sion, the sum of whose premiums
amount to IS or more. 10 per cent.
will be deducted to help defray eX-
penSeS.
No entrance fee charged.
Premiums offered on the following G
varieties: $50 to the first; ST to
the second; blue ribbon to the third.
Class 29-Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Etc
Turkeys White.
Ducks-Pekin, Rouen, Indian Run
ner.
Guinea Fowl-Common.
Geese-Tolouse. Emden, Kent Is
land.
PheasantS-All kinds.
ChickenS-Black Minorcas, single
comb; Barred Plymouth Rocks,
White Plymouth Rocks. Silver Laced
Wyandottes, White Wyandottes,
Rhode Island Reds, single and dou-
BILE combs; Rhode Island Whites,
White Leghorns. Brown Leghorns,
Single Comb Orpingtons, Single
Comb White Orpingtons.
Floral Department.
Exhibits must be on the grounds
and in position before o'clock pm.
Monday, Aug. 20, except cut flowers.