American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-10-19


bull calf l 90
Mrs Mackey, for best grade COW over
3 years old, 90
Mrs. Mackey, for I'd best grade COW
over years old, 2 90
Glass F.-Natire Cattle, and Horhing
Orcn.
Robert Black, for best native bull, l 90
Robert Black. for best native COW, 3 90
Newton Maxwell for I'd best native
| COW, 90
John Brown, for best yoke of oxen
years old. 90
Clrss G.-,Heep and Wool
j. W. FORSTER, for best spanish merino
buck, 5 90
j. W. Forster, for I'd best Spanish
merino buck. 90
j. A. Martin, for best saxon buck, 3 90
Milton Maxwell, for best common
buck. 2 90
J w. Forster, for best spanish meri-
no ewes, 90
j. IIesselgesser, for I'd best 5 spanish
ewes. 2 90
j. A. Martin. for beat Saxon ewes, 3 90
j. Hesselgesser, for I'd best Saxon
ewes ! 80
j. W. Forster, for best spanish buck
lambs, 5 90
j. W. Forster, for best spanish eve
lambs, 90
Class H.-.Swine.
c, S. Lowry, for best brood sow, 4 90
Class J.-Po"lt'y d Dairy Products.
Daniel Shanor, for best pair turkeys 90
Misses Niggle, for best pair poland
ducks, | 90
j. lIesselgesser, for best pair cross breed
chickens, | 90
Jos. Niggle, for best pair shanghai chick
ems, | %
Miss Mary Spear, for best pair poland
chickens, | 90
Miss Lizzie Lowall, for best pair spru-
cy chickens, | 90
Miss Mary Wallace, for best pounds
of butter, 2 90
Mrs. A. Hoon, for ID best 5 pounds of
butter, ] 90
John Smith, for best pounds of hon
ey, ! %
Mrs. Mary M'Necs, for best 5 pounds
Of maple sugar, | 90
Mrs. A Hoon, for best 10 pounds of
wheat bread, | 90
Mrs Mary M'Nees, for best 3 loaves of
wheat bread, I 90
Mrs Margaret Patton, for best gallon
peach butter | 90
Daniel Shanor, for best quart of maple
molasses, 90
A. b. Tinker, for best soap or palace
of bees, 2 90
Mrs. JIM. MCandless, for best eexhib-
it of three kinds ofpickels, l 90
Mrs. A. Hoon, for best lot of light
cakes. 80
Class K.-Agricu'tueat Implements.
George G. Roossing, for best horse
rakes, = 90
Daniel Shanor, for best half dozen of
steel hoes, | 90
Glass L.-.Hechaaical Arfs.
Samuel Marshall, for best two horse
wagon, 3 90
George c. Roessing, for best two horse
carriage, s 90
George C. Rocssing, for best single top
buggy, = 90
John A. Sedwick, for best sett double
carriage harness, 90
Joshua j. Sedwick, for best mans sad
die, | 90
Joshus j. sedwick, for best lady's
saddle, l %
JIG. & VIM Campbell, for best assort-
ment Of castings, 2 90
B. c. Husclton, for best display of
photographs, l 90
Is. c. lluselton, for best display of am
brotypes, ! 90
A. n. MCandless, for best gents coat,
pants and vest. 3 90
Wm. IL. Miller, for best rocking chair,
| 90
VIM. H. Miller, best sett chairs, / 90
Wm. ii. Miller, for best dressing bu-'
reau, 3 90
r. Weser & Bro, for best display of
marble work, | 90
Joshua 5. Sedwick. for best leather
trunk, | 90
Thomas Robinson, for best specimen of
printing, ] 90
A b. Tinker, for best soap of bees, 90
George Vogclcy, for best display of to-
bacco and cigars, ] 90
Glass M.-DomcStic d other Manufactures
John Niblock, for best 10 yards rag
carpet, ! %
Miss Susan Weisenstein, for best 10
yards fax linnen, | 90
Mrs. A. Hoon, for best pair gents
hose, so
Sophia shanor, for best pair lady's
wColen hose, 80
James Stevenson, for best sack of wheat
-four, 2 90
Mrs. Margaret Patton, for best linnen
thread, 80
Glass NJ Ornamental d: Necdlework.
Miss Ii. Roessing, for best ladys col
lar, l 90
Miss Mary Z. Ganter, for best ornamen-
tai work, | 90
Miss LIpphardt for hest ottomap cov-