Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-13

Matched Horses, w
VIM. Frick, Lewisburg, for Horse
of the greatest speed, l 0I
i The Committee would also particularly
mention a Horse of a. j. Weidensaul
Lewisburg-an animal Of fine speed and
action.
VIM Moore, Lewisburg, Horse of good
speed and bottom, and with training will
make superior traveller.
The Committee also recommend the fol
lowing Discretionary premiums
John Alexander, for the largest stock
of Horses, best quality and blood, 3 90
Jackson Wolfe, BuiTaloe, for pair Of
matched 3 year old Colts, black, 2 90
D. A. Barber, for span Of fine car
riage horses, 90
DR.. r. A. ii. Thornton, Lewisburg,
for pair of Canadian matched
horses, l 90
F, A. NJ. Lawshe, Lewisburg, for pair
of matched 2 year Colts-well
broke, l 90
The Committee also take particular no.
ticc of beautiful fancy Colt, cream col
ored, exhibited BY VIM. Eilert, Of Hartle-
ton.
John Wilson, of Kelly, exhibited ?
year old black Colt, very handsome and
spirited.
Ellis F. Gundy, Of East Bufaloe, also
a Filly, 2 years old, of remarkable size
and development for that age.
Chas. Slcer, East Bufaloe, exhibited =
fine Colts, . years old.
John Rensler, Filly 2 years old, a
very beautiful ard gay Colt.
John Ro!aud, Bullaloc, also 3 year
old Colt Of remarkable action and strength
for that age.
Paul Lohr, Chillisquaque, a 3 year old
cream co!ored Filly, that deserves particu-
lar mention for her beauty ard action.
There were many single horses, e2hibi-
ted under the saddle and in harness, near
| ly all of which performed well, but the
Committee can not enumerate them par
,icularly, as it would swell this report to
too great length.
The exhibition Of horses was a most
admirable and splendid one, and between
SO much blood, merit and action, We have
sometimes had grea. difficulty in coming
to conclusion, but have done the very
best We could, being much pressed for
time in the examinations as well as in ma
king up this report.
DAN'L RENGLER,
GEO. GEBHART,
THoS. PENNY,
MARK HALFPENsY,
X. V. b. LINCOLN,
Jos. GREEN,
, Jos. CASEY.
No. e-Rowiny Mach.
The Flowing was all well done, but if
there was any difference we would report
Jacob Dieffcnderfer of Bufaloe, best, 3 90
George Rengler, of BufFaloe, % best, 2 90
Martin Guyer, of Chillisquaxe, best
Flowman under 20 years Of age, 2 90
George Wensel, East Buffaloe, plowed
so we'll that if the funds of the Society
will allow it, we would recommend pre-
MUM of 81 so.
FLAvEL CLINGAN,
ADAM GUNDY,
ABRAHAM FREDERICK,
ABRAHAM Brown,
BENJAMIN LoHR.
No. 3.-.Neat Cahe
Browns & Guudy, East BufTaloe, best Bull
between 2 and years old S3 90
Paul Lohr, Chilisquaque, I'd best . 90
David Grove, Kelly, best Bull Calf 2 90
Jacob Gundy, best Cow for all pur-
poses, . Calves shown, including
dairy qualities, making l3i lbs.
Butter per week . %
Isaac Eyer, Jr., I'd best 2 90
Jonathan Wolfe, Lexisbg, best stock
Cow, 8 of her Calves at two births
having been sold for $3.50 2 90
Joseph Green, Lewisbg, 2 best dairy
Cows kept by l person,
j. or r. and 81, or 2 90
Ellis Brown, East Buffaloe, best , yr
old Heifer J. or r. and 81, or . 90
Martin D. Reed, East Buffaloc, best
Cow for Butter, yielding l6t lbs.
Butter per week z 00
Peter Hageubuch, Kelly, best year
old Heifer 1 50
Daniel Rengler, best Heifer Calf l 90
The committee further report that no
one person exhibited 10 head of Cattle.
There was a number of very fine Cattle
exhibited by numerous persons, to whom
we would be glad to award premiums if in
our power to do so; but as there is no
provision made by the Executive Commit
tee, we can not take the responsibility of
going beyond cur authority.
JAMES MARSHALL,
JACOB HUMMEL,
WIN. s. CLINGAN,
CHARLES S. YoDER,
JOHN S. ScHRACK,
CHRIST. .GEMBERLING,
JOHN NoLL.
No. 4.-Sheep and S,oane.
John Alexander, best Boar, ms. old 2 90
John Alexander, best Sow and Pigs 90
John Alexander, or more Pigs, be-
tween 9 and 10 weeks old, j. or
r. and 81 90.
T.&J. Wilson, 4 Best pigs 5 mo. old l 90
Jno. A. .Gundy, E.Buf., s best Lambs 2 90
Andrew Ruhl, 6 best Eve Sheep 2 90
j. d. DIEFFENDERFER,
j. F. PoNTIus,
r. NJ. MUssEB.