Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-11-14

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therefore not entitled to regular premium.
The Committee on Caltle awarded the
subjoined premiums.
/ John Watt, for the best bull of mixed blood.
over one year old, 81 90
SheB Zook, for the second best 90
Charles Ritz, for the best mich COW, Of
mixed breed, years old, 90
Reuben G. Hale, for the second best, W
William CumminS, Tor the best heIicr of
mixed blood, years old, 3 90
William Cummins, jr., second best, 90
. 7. w. Moore, for the best full blood De-
Won heiier, years old, 90
/ T. w Moore, for the best full blood De-
Won heiier, under two years, 90
John Lapp, best heller OF mixed blood,
under , years, 3 90
Robert Miiliken, for best helfer, common
breed under years old, 90
Amongst other cattle which came under the
notice OF the committee, they would lavOrably
mention
Two fine heifers Of Adam Greer
The twin cattle of +. f. Locke
a fine young hcifer of Charles Davis.
A young Devon bull Of n. McAlljster, exhi-
hited by G. Ritz.
bull calf, months old, Of Durham and
common breed, exhibited by James Moore.
A young bull, 20 months old, of Devon and
green horn blood, exhibited by John Lapp
The Committee on Swine awarded pre-
miums as follows:
B. j. Sills, for best barrow, 10 months old, 81 90
B. J. Sils, best boar pig from to
months old, , 90
James Alexander, best SOW pig months
old, . 90
T. f. Williams, second best, 90
Thomas Mckee, best breeding sow, 3 90
VIM. Montgomery, second best sow pig, / 50
James Parker. second best boar pig, ] 80
Enoch Swain, best boar, 3 90
Amos Hoot, best pig, months old, 3 90
VIM. Crissman, second best sow, | 80
John kaufman exhibited three very fine pigs
weeks old,
The Committee on Sheep report the
following:
James Moore, best fuH bloodcd South
down buck, over year old, - 90
James Moore, best pen OF Southdown
ewes, five in number, > 90
James Moore, best pen full blood South
down eve lambs, five in number, 9 90
Shem Zook, best buck, mixed breed, under
one year old, 90
The Committee on Poultry made the fol-
lowing awards:
John NJ Hale, for the best pair full blood
ed barn yard Fowls, OF any improved
breed, 81 so
John S McEwen, second best pair 90
James Moore, for the best pair of mixed
or common blood, 90
r. L. Williams, second best do, IS
James Moore, for the best coop Of not
less than four Hons, ! 90
Amos Hoot for the best coop Of not less
than five Chickens, under seven months
of age -
J. \. Mathews second best do, 50
Joseph Major, for the best coop Of not less
than five Chickens, under four months
of age 75
J. J. Mahan, second best do, 50
Daniel Brought for the best pair Of Tur-
keys, 90
Daniel Brought, for the best pair Guinea
Fowls, 90
Daniel Switzcr, for the best PAIR of Ducks, / 20
A very superior pair of Shangai Fowls were
exhibited by J. Thomas, and Rev. }. Rosenberg
had pair of Poland which deserve especial
mention.
The Committee on Mechanical Manu-
factures. Inventions, Farming Implements,
Edge Tools, &C.. made the following re-
port, classifying the articles No. l or 2:
A Buggy, with patent for raising top, good
article, made and exhibited by Henry Iegbe-
class ]. The executive committee award pre-
MUM of - 90
McCormick's patent Grain Reaper made at
Chicago-class Il G rain Drill, Moores patent,
class ! , Grain Drill, Sisuor \ Shipton's patent,
class ,. both made by a. Thompson and all cX-
hbtcd by him. The executive committee
ward a premium Of 3 90
Chopping Mill, Sherlock & Brackbili's patent
made and exhibited by j. d. Owcns-cass |.
The executive com. award premium of 81 90
Screw Cutting Machine, made and exhibited
by George C0nSer, Of lcwstown--class |. The
executive committee award premium of - 90.
Horse power Corn SEcl!er, ShcPIer patent,
made and exhibited by James PaTker-class !.
The executive committee award prem. Of -.
Pier Table and other fine furniture, made
and exhibited by Il. II. McClmtic-cass |. The
executive committee award premium of 50 %
Quilted Sole Boots good article-made and
exhibited by NJ. MoRtgomery-class !. The
executive committee award a premium Of 81 80
Shower Bath, Spouling, and Coffee Roaster
made and exhibited By J. b. Selheimer, all class
/. The executive committce award premium
Of - 90
The committee also make honorable mention
Of the following
Bee Hive made and exhibited by J. Downs
Joint Harrow, do Jas. Parker.
Hand Corn Shelter, do Faxon & Co.
Plough do James Robb.
6 ring back Chairs, do L. OrnCr.
Two Ottomans, worked by Miss Beuah Mann.
Two Ottomans, exhibited by Mrs. Weekes-
worked by Mrs, Doty.
Two marble shovel and tongs stands, made
and exhibited by J. J. Mahan.
Earthen Spttoons and Pudding Dish, made
aud exhibited by J. a. Mathews.
An Ottoman, by Mrs. NJ. A. Elliott.