Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-07
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aad also two heifers, I year old and upwards, b.
Joseph l Vanmater, of Holmdel.
Second DjUisi0R-Devonshire-Ful Blooded-
Best buii. q years Old and upwards, D G smock Cd
dosA y Csnoveri best bull | year old and Upwards,
Ellis; I'd do. r H ConoVer; best COW 8 years
old and upwards, DR. A V Conover ID do, r H
Eonover best Aeiferl year old and upwards, A V
Consyer; ID do, A Y Conoyer best 3 year old De
Won bull. special premium, A v Conoyer.-
CATFLE-THIRD DTvIsIoN-Natips or Mired-
Best bull 2 years old and upwards, James Parker
I'd do, JET Forinan; best bull l year old and mp.
ward, I Y Dubois I'd do, R c Robinson best COW
s years old and upwards Peter 8 Conog6r; ID do.
Charles III Snyder; best heifer 2 years old upwards.
JC Ihempson ID do, Tunis Denise best heifer i
year old and upwards, Andrew Simpson; I'd do, AZ
larlah ConeEeri best calf under / year, Denise
Thompson I'd do, John H Vauderyeer.
Fourth Dtptsion-Best 3 dairy COWS, Azariah Con-
over : I'd do, J c Thompson best train of working
cattle, not less than 10 yoke from any one township,
Middletown township; one cow, special premium.
Z 8 ConoVer best yoke working oxen, Robert x
Wilson Cd do, Thomas Field.
| FIFTH ~DIyISfoN-Fat CdttLe-Best woke of fatted
cattle, 9Th Vanmater best lot of fatted cattle, not
lesa than a, PV Dubois best fatted COW Or heifer,
PS Conoveri best fatted calf under Iyear, Horatio
Ely. 8a1 Et ID agIl0 a1
I'D Division. South Downs, Best Buck,
2years old and upward, James c. Taylor; I'd do.
Remson Sickles best do. one year and upwards. ].
C.Taylor second best, j. C. Taylor; best 3 Buck
Lambs under nine months, Joseph G.. Thompson
second do, ] FIT Forman best S Ewes over two
years cid, ] G Taylor I'd best, j C Taylor best
5 Ewes over one year old, y CTaylor; best 5 Lambs
under 9 months, Remson Sickles.
Third ilscisioa--NatiE or Mixed - Best Buck
| VIM L Denise best S Ewes, Jos H VanMater; I'd
| do, j Thompson best Lambs, J G Thompson.
Fourth Dicision--Fat Sheep--Best 3 fat Sheep of
any breed, j C.Taylor; second best, DR. j C Thomp-
\ aOn heat < fat + amha- nr r n Thnunnsan. rao -
| best. J r Siekles.
SWINE-Suffolk Sow-Joseph H Vanmater; best
Berkshire Sow, G H Vanmater; Best Native or
mixed Boar, GH LVanmater best SOW do, do,
Q Pinton; best A pigs, under 9 months, G H Van
POUETRY-Best and creates variety of poultry;
Thomas Pardon; beste fowls, Uriah Smock; best
pair fowls, John II, Armstrong; best pair Dorking
fowls G.N. Marcellus; best pair of game fowls,
John z Smock best turkey hen Nelson Armstrong;
second do, q n Marcellus best A geese, Thomas
Pardon best pair of ducks, J. C. Smoek; best pair
MuscoFy ducks special premium Nelson Armstrong ;
best silken down fowls do, J Fl Blackwell; 3 best
Poland fowls, Jno III Whitmore; best pea fowls,
uFiah Snock best sea bright fowls, Charles Reck-
Hless; three legged chicken special premium, Jarvis
Holmes; best mengrel ducks, special premium,
Nelson Armstrong best young muscoyy ducks,
special premium, Henery C Taylor :
FRUITS:-Best half peck of pears, Duchess de
Angoulme, Tobias Polhemus; best half peck any 9th
III u kCt4g N SVnVNCI Dobt anu luOSb numerous va
riety of apples, Tunis Vanderveer; second best do,
Jno Baird; best halfbushel ~Ofapples, Jno B Strong
second do, Funis Vanderveer; bestand most numer-
GUS variety OF peahces, A Burk best white peach
es, one basket, A Burk; best smock do, do, H S
| Conover; best half peck ouinces, Mrs. ,TW Per.
rine special premium for the most numerous
variety of uncultlvated fruits, j Fl Denise.
The committee would suggest to those competing
for the numerous varieties of Fruit, that worth
less sorts without name, are Aot considered availa-
BILE for that purpose, as it does not advance the
interests of the Society.
GRAPES AND FLOWERS.-Bsst display of
native grapes, Abran Burk; second do, J Denise;
best nativelgrapes otless than 3 launches, j Denise;
best arranged boquet Of exotic flowers, Mrs
A. Reckless second do, Mrs Ralph Murray best
display of Grapes grow on stalk, Henery w VOL
colt second do, J C Throckmorton best display
of Pleasant Valley grapes, DavidsSchenck.
{ QRAM.-Best white wheat, / bushel, this years
growth, A. ConoyeRi second do, b s Vanderveer f.;
best red do, DPS mock second best do, james NJ
Perrine best white rye, w H Mount; second do.
w Jones best indian corn / bushel, ears yellow, A
L Conover; second do, C Meirs do white, j N
Conover second do, ] S Denise best oats, one
b ushel, Az + SickIes secondsdo, R c Robinson
best clover seed 1bushel, w H Mount best sample
of wheat flower, 25 lbs, j VN Probasco; second
do. CATaylor host sample ofFye -four j B.Shumar;
second do, j V N Probaseo best corn meal 25lbs,
j Pr0basce best spring wheat, Us MENUS
special premium sweet corn, Isaac .P~errine, special
premiuini second do, j Bucklin.
VEGETABLES.-1stD ivision-Best mercer pota-
toes, p s Conover I'd do, Daniel d Hunt; best fox
ite do, f Sickles Cd do, H Luyster best Pink-eye
de, j JIVanderveer best Dykeman do, G C Schenck;
Cd do, e w Conever; best white mercer, j s Hon
erickson I'd do, G Schenck best peach blows do,
H Dubois; I'd do, ID Schenck best Prince Alberts
do, T L Dubois I'd do, A M~arcellus best buck
eye do Do Conoyer I'd do, G. s, Whittock great
est variety potatoes exhibited by any one person,
VIM Spader ID do, N H Roberts best potatoes of
any variety, Daniel ID Hunt I'd do, Mr. Bilyeu; best
sweet potatoes, l bushel, Abram Burk ID do, J N
Rue. la1I49
Special Premiums on Potatoes of any variety -
New Hampshire Whites, Mr.. Bilyeu; Black MERGERS
Charles Id. Taylor; Blue Kidnies, George Ogilbee !;
Bemudas, r. W. Burtis Blue Eyed Bermudas, A.
Burke Jenny Lind, D.. IT,. VanMater Mexicans,
o. Il. Willis; Rock Whites, G.. s. Schenek; Junes,
&C.. Taylor; Pigeon Eyes, John G.. Smock. spe-
'cial notice.
Second Division. Best Display of Vegetables, J.
Bucklin; I'd do, T. w. Ryal; best Celery, 6 Stalks
or more, U Smock best beets, BENZ. Hankins: best
Parsneps, L. W. Ryall; best Cabbages, Luke Ash
best Onions, half peck, Azariah Conover; best do,
white, do, U. smock best do, red, George Oglebie;
best Tomatoes, do, j. Bucklin; best Egg Plants, 8
In number, G. III. Shinn: best Squashes, (marrew)
George Morris best Lima Beans, John 8. Mhitlcck;
best pumpkins, 6 in number, W. L. Dawson; best
Water Melons, do, E. Morford best Citron or Musk
AWFUL Nv AVU9 A~AkoOn . HOoD SuipAfutC0 OIdu-
berries, half peek, Miss Rebecca Hendrickson spe-
cial premium for French or Mammoth Squash, to
VIM Bray; best Tufnip Beet, TO Benz. f. Matthews;
best Sugar Beet, to o. r, Willis best Mangel Wurt-
eel Beeta, to ]. $. Hendrickson; Long Neck Squash
ss, to I. A. Forman; best 3 Yankee Pumpkins, to-
Tunis Denise best Marrow Squash, ]. Bucklin.
FARM UTENSILS, &c. Best Moving Machine,
(Dunhanr g. Statts9 Nm. g. George Riggs; I'd
do, Mannys) John c.. Smock; best Reaping
machine with self Raker attached, (Akins) ]. CT
Smock best Rp'g machine, (Dunham & Stats W
g. Gee. Riggs; I'd do, (Manny's) ]. c.. Smoek best
Combined Reaper & Mower, (Dunham & Statts) w
g. Geo. Riggs best Lime Spreader, J. G. Smock
best Plough, John Bawden; best Corn Shelter, j.
smosh best Threshing Machine, (G. Westing-
hous' patent) j. G. SmOck; best Horsepower Mill
for grinding feed, j.. @. Smock; best Grain Fan, j..
r. Lcoby; best Wheat Drill, j. A, Stats best Gar
den Drill, w, s. Denise; best Root Cutter, lMayher
e. McNalIys' ~. Bawden; best Horse Rake, John
Bawden; best Horse Cilltivator, s. Hartshorne I'd
do, T.aV, Smock best and most numerous -collec-
tion of Agricultural Implements, ]. G. Smock best
Machine for digging Potatoes, (P. Antonidiss man
ufacturerJ Tuuis Denise I'd do, John H. Heyer.
MANJFACTURED ARTICLESrlSt Divisiom.
display of Carriages in the county, Craig,
Reed & Burk; best single Carriage, ]. w. Perrine
I'd do, Craig, Reed g. Burk best Carry-al Wagon,