Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-15
LIST OF PREMIUMS.


Awarded by the Cambria County Aericul-
tural Society, at the second annual Fair, held
in Ebensburg, on Tuesday Wednesday Thurs
day. the q 8, and 9th of October, 1856:
CLASS no. 1-HoBsEs AND MULES.
We, the committee appointed to Judge Hor-
ses and Mules. Glass No. 1, at Cambria coun
ty Agricultural Fair, for 1856, having atten-
ded to that duty and report as follows
lst premium for match horses, light harness.
VIM. K. Piper, $500
I'd premium do do do do
Glass DC Johnston, o4 90
1st premium saddle horses, P. F Gibbons.
I'd do do VIM K Piper, $500
3D. do do Dr. D. w. Lewis. S3 .OO
rst premium year old trotting horse, Eman-
uel Young, meritorious, without competi-
ton $500
1st premium 3 year old heavy draft horses,
Johnston Moore $500
I'd do do John J. Evans 81, 90
Sd do do Owen Roberts 81, 90
4th do do John Evans,
GSmith,) $500
The Committee were unanimous in saving
that they have never seen better year old
heavy draft horses
lst premium 4 year old trotting horses.
Henry Gore $500
lst premium I year old heavy draft horses.
Rowland Davis, s4.0O
81 do do Evan Z. Jones, $500
1st premium year old colts, Henry Kirk
81 9'''SS' 90 do John j. Evans, 800 800
1st premium 2 year old match colts. David
HarfH
1 st premium year old colts, John J. An
gus $50
"a DO do John Carney, $500
We also recommend Thos b. Moore's gray
colt, of very excellent pedigree.
lst premium spring colts, Morris W Jones.
ID do do Blassius Noel. 81. I,00 90
Sd do do Mich1 A'Guire. 81 90
Thomas B. Moore, best bred colt Isl premi.
unI, S3 90
lst premiums best family horse, james Nj.
"a do mare, Thos. b Moore, 800 80.
Ist premium trOtting horses, DR.. II Yeag-
ID do do J. Alex. Moore. $500 $500
ID do Drs. M'Kee & Christy. $500
4th do David Williams, Sd
lst premium / year old racking horses, las.
morley.
The racking between Col. Piper and Dir.
Geagley's horses was very close. i was the
wish of the committee to have tested their
speed by further trials but want OF time pre-
vented 1.-THE hour for the presentation OF
reports having arrived before they w,re able
to decide.
1st premium brood mares, JOHN O Jones.
q q Dc dc Do Dc 5sa..y gsasy bass b..:i*. $500
This class was we'll represented, aud DAM
el O'Harra, Johnston Moore, Evan Lloyd,
Jane Roberts, VIM. d Pryce, T. Noel ard
others exhibited very fine mares.
lst premium heavy draft stations, years
old, Dan1 D. Evans, 800
u DO do Michael MGuire. $500
81 90 90 John Gillian, ,Jr
1st premium for best bloodcd stallion J. Al
exandcr Moore. $500
1st premium heavy draft stallion, years old,
Thomas L, Jones. $500
1st premium light draft stations. 3 years old.
c. r. Weaver. $500
1st premium year old stations John ,r-
Coy, $500
lst premium heavy draft horses and mares,
Edward King, best pair, $500
2l do Jerome Dawson, s., GO
Sd do Edw Shoemaker.
lst premium best pair draft mares, John
Stevens, $500
ID DO George Bruce, 81 90
1st premium pair well matched cream col
ored mules, Abel Lloyd, $500
CLASS 10. 2.-cArrLE AND OXEN
Best COW, Dr. Yeagley, $500
I'd best do David NJ Evans, 800
Best spring calf w. D. Pryce, 400
ID best do do Wm. Davis, 200
Best pair oxen, David Powell, SEQ
u best do David Powell, 500
Best bull, Thomas Rees. 800
2I best John Evans, Smith, 200
Best yearling bull, David Pugh, 200
Best yearling heifer. David NJ. Evans, 100
CLASS No. 3-FAT CATTLE AND SWINE
We, the committee on Fat cattle aud swine,
at the Cambria County Agricultural Fair for
1856 do report. that We have attended to
that duty and do report as follows:
No 1-Rcharl J fibbot. fat heifer, 81 90
* 2-Charles Bradley. steers, 100
No IA Dur6in, hogs, 81, 90
- 2-Evan Griffith, l do, so
CLASS NO. 4-sHEEP AND noes.
The Committee appointed to decide on
Glass No 4, sheep and hogs, respectfully beg
leave to report. that they have decided the
award of premiums as follows: