Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-11-11
LIST OF PREMIUMS

LIST OF PREMIUMS
Awarded by the Clearfed County Agricultu
raj Society, at the third annual Fair, held
on the 10Th 2Ist 22ud aud 23rd days o
October, 1869
Class n o. mo. / best bull. to Ross Reed
$500; No 4. ID best, To Milton Brown, S4.
Glass No. &, best COW for mich, to 10
stuh Irwin, $500: No. 3, I'd best, foI
Inch to Levi +. Irwin, $500; No. l, best
calf to Ezra Brown. $500.
Glass 3-best oxen. to John Cessna, So, 90
ID best oxen, to John Morgan, 81 90.
Glass mo. l, fat COW, to Mitchell Kline,
500.
Glass 5-No. 8, best stallion to Robert Me
haffy, $1,000; No. 4, ID best stallion, to o.
seyh Peters, 50 90.
Class mo 3, best family horse to IL. " .
Smlth. $500; No. 10. best saddle horse, to
J.R. McMurIy. So 90; No. ~, best matched
carriage horses. to B. G. Bowman, $500; No.
- best colt. under = years old to Moses Wise,
500: No. IL best farm horses or mares TO
J.J. Reed. So 90 No. a, best mare or gel
ding for work over wears old to Hugh Orr
$500; No 81, hest colt three years old to
Wm. Caldwell, So 90.
Glass 7-trot!ing, SI5 90; Philip Blanchard,
State of VI ,iue 2,iG, > Al. . i3; Forrest with
drawn; Cumings, 2.4f. 2.43d, 242 J Evans,
Il. b. Mcclellan, , II, > 80, 2,4la; d. B!anch-
ard, , 81. , 500 Evans The winning horse.
Class 81. p. Nelson. pacing, 305, 2.55!,
$1,000; Forrest. {, ,G5 David DressIer, walk
Ing horse of mile. 3 40. S400.
Class g-troitng. Philip Blanchard, SIG,
2.56 $4,000; Forrest 3 80, 3,l5. Track very
heavy.
Class I0-frotting X. Shaw Jr. 3.35. 3.27.
$1,000; Eli Bloom. 3,39, 3,36a; II. B.
Swnope, Az.
Class ll-No. l, hest buck sheep to Joseph
4.lI AZ
Rhern Sl,00; No. T. best lambs, to Jacob
GHclich. 81 90.
Glass l2-not returned.
Class 13-No. ., best display of chickens TO
James McCleiland No. g. best and heaviest
turkey, Amos Reed No. ), Is fine disr, Iay
If spring turkeys in no. of superior qualitl
and size and the Judges reCOmeud a Diploma
90 The owner Amos a Reed. A fine display
"f pigeons is on exhibition but the Judges
!l5vr no power to award anything for them but
The committee awarded Diploma.
Class l5-not returned
Class l6-NO. I, best grain cradle, Thomas
Mills. 81 90.
Class I1-No. y. hest Genesee wheat, Jo-
seph Owues, American Agrculturist and 81
No /. best white blue stem wheat, Elisha Ar
dery, American Agriculturist and 5 Il 90: No
d. best spring wheat Lewis Bloom, American
AgrcuIturst; No. 24, best 8 acres of buck
wheat 30 buShel to acre Wm. Bigler. Ameri-
can Agricuturist. and 81 90; No. %, best
hHshel rye, to jacob GueIich, s 90; No. Is. /
BEST acre beans J. II. Rowles American
Asriculturist and 81 90; No. 16, best bushel !
yellow corn ears to Lewis Bloom, American |
Agrculturist: No. u, best ] bushel corn /
t'mpied gOnrd seed from Centre county. to |
Joseph lddings, Dip; No. I, best ! bu she | |
aimpied corn gourd seed, raised in Ciearfield |
o. II. b. Shaw, American Agriculturist |
We. Il, best bushel corn, York State yellow
20 Martin Nicholas Jr., American Agricultur-
~ 70 10, best ! bushel globe fat turnips to
",y. ~, Bigter, American Agriculturist.
CiaSS le-not returned.
C'ass lf-No. 3, best lbs butter, 10 Mrs.
;,"id Dresser. s 90; No. D, best cheese. to
Nr. Laughn, 81 90.
C!aSS 2O-&O. l, best wheat flour, to Elisha
..uTry' Ey 5000 No. 3, best buckwheat flour,
- Lhsha Ardery, Sl00: No. ., best corn
meal To- Elisha Ardery. ST 90.
II O'aSs Zi-NC. II, best box honey, to J. S.
"'E,, sIUO; Na-5, best jar preserved peach
- MIS-. u X. Barrett. Dip. or 80 cts No. 3,
- S' Iar O, honey, to john Shaw, 81 90; No.
=, 'Tst I Jar Of pickles, to Miss Maggie Flani-
gan. Dip. or so cts.
lass 22-No. 10, best wooden cham carpet
WIS. George Rlrecr, 81, 90; No. 8, best
- cAaln carpet, 70 Mrs Wm. Spackman,
ny \ @. q best woolen cloth, to Mrs. Jas.
.'Sey, sl,OOi No e, hest woolen blaukets,
IS. James WngIey, 100; No. l, hest
~, hlt' to MargaretJ- Rheem, 30 cts No.
aed sewing thread, to Mrs. Elias Rishel,
p,." No. Il. hes; paiE fringed mittens, to
Wa Jane Caldwell, under 2 years old. so C
Nv ~ 10 Oest bunch Of faz, to Margaret Wa
vs. ~ cts; No. 26, best stocking yarn, to
~ ~ Nancy Barkley, so cts; No. % best
W w aaen cloth, 10 Mrs. Eli Rishel. 81 90;
% oeSt linen sheets, 75 cts; No. %, best
Io., I.;, made ny Hiss under II years of age,
rro,E1 4 Kelsey, 50 cts; No. II, best table
r1s. '0 CTS; No. g. best stocking, -bv Miss
NJ -, years OF age, Caroline Bloom, 80 cts !; q
es.L;i Test domestic embroidered cotton I
p IHAsS' to Mrs David Dressler so cts: No !
49, par large stockings, TO Mrs. VIM. V. {
v,u'' aO cts; No. :, best wooden coverlet, |
IA, va Spackmsn, 81 90; No. 16, best I
c., soynsF'et. TO Miss Esther Ogden, ST 90; c
mo. l3. best lamp mat, 10 Miss
Nf, ~, hynder, Dip. or so cts; No. D. best
Sa PS''lo", to Mrs. W. W. Belts, Dip. or so c C
e'i H. 'est Chair cushion. to Miss Mary Sack C
.gvP OF % cts; No. Is. best sofa cushion, | t
$50 u H. Barrett, Dip or 30 cts; No. 2s, a