Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-09-27
LIST OF PREMIU MS.

Judges-Philip Blanchard David Tyler, Joseph
Denning
CLASS Fiat Cattze.
Best fat bullock, COW or heiffer over 2yrs S5 90
I'd best, 90
JHages-Mich@l Kettlebarger, John Nader,
John McDivitt.
CLASS -Thoroughb bred Hoyses-open to all
Best Stallion $40 00-2d best. So 90
Best Mare and colt IS 00-2d best, 90
The premiums in this class are intended only
for horses whose pedigree render them worthy,
as the society wish to encourage the raising of
improved stock
J1edges-Hiram Woodward, William Powell,
Lever illegal.
CLASS 6.-R,ding. Draft anil Farm Horses
Best Saddle horse, S3 90
Best matched carriage horses
Youatt on the Horse, and 90
Best single family horse in harness. 200
Best span of draught horses mares, 3 90
Best span of farm horses, mares, B 90
Best gelding mare for work, over 4 yrs old,
Youatt on the Horse and 3 90
Best colt under y, old Youatt on the horse & 3 90
Best ? yr old colt 50, best yr old colt, S3
The horse that moves the heaviest load on
stone boat without whip.
Youatt on the Horse. and 90
.Tuages-Wm. Murray, Peter Bloom. Mart Il.
Luther.
CLASS 7.-Trottpg HOrsss-open to ALL
Best time 3 in ), trotting in single harness,
Youatt on the Horse. and Sl0o 90
No premium, unless fve entries are made. Each
horse to trot against time. Entrance fee 50 90.
Judges-Jno NJ. Cummings, DR.. j. W Potter,
r Wallace.
CLASS 5.-Saceep eepstgkes-open to all. Pacing fn1
AarnasS. Cttt-ens pnrss.
Best in 8 mile heats against time so 90
No premium will be awarded in this class un-
less there are five entries Entrance fee SIS.
.Jhdges-jno. Lawshe, b. D. Hall, Henry Swan.
CLASS 9.-Trottimg IN single harness tor HorsssI
onei tn. te coHty at lszst ffteeR days before hei
Fnir-Cit GEMS Purse.
Best 3 in mile heats against time $50 OOI
~, .I,- ,,lase . tbaral
are five entries. Entrance fec 81 80 THE horsel
winning the premium in class cannot compotef
for the premium in this class
Judges-Anderson Murry, Jno. 5. MchicrnNr7-
J. b Shaw.
CLASS -Tro1ti,ag Ho~~r o,e,sea arzz. raised ,'s
the county.
Best in 3 on time in harness S25 90
Best trotting horse, or mare, under saddle,
Youatt on the horse and 81 90
ness Youatt on the Horse and 90
Best trotting horses, mares, in harness,
Youatt on the Horse and 90
Best walking horse or mare, Youatt on
the Horse and 90
No premium paid, in this class unless there
ten entries. Entrance fee 81.
Judgrs-Jno. Jordan, San 4 Postlewaite. James
Thompson, (Morris).
CLASS ll-TrotHRg colts os'q,s old, OPEN to all,
Owlsed up,k raissk III county.
Best in time under saddle. Sl0 90
ID best in 3 on time under saddle. 90
Best walking colt. Youatt on the Horse
No boy over Is years of age viii be allowed to
compete for this premium.
Jadges-W W Belts. Fred. Shof, ,DavidW Holt.
CLASS 12.-.Sheep and acook
Best Buck, any breed, Allen Farm Book and 81 90
Best 1--we, any breed, Aliens Farm Book and 90
Best sheep fattened for mutton | 90
Best lamb 81. Best specimen of wool. D-p
Judges-Rob't Owens, Tho's Hill, Jas. a. Read
CLASS I3.-.Sujne-oyen to ALL
Best Boar. any breed, Young Far. Mani and 81 90
Best Breeding sow,any breed, Far Gardner d 20O
Best hog Farmer and Gardner and 90
Best pig under six months 90
Juages-Cark Brown, Jonathan Westoyer,
Samuel p. Wilson.
CLASS l4-Pouitry
Rest and heaviest turkey. so
Best display of chickens l 90
.Jadges-Rev Arehey, Rev. D. S. Monroe, Rev
CLASS 15-Plo,i,as.
Owner of team and plow that plows green sward
the best. Young Farmers Manuel and $50 90
Judges-John j. Read, Arthur Bell, jeremiah
Hoover.
CLASS l6-Plotos RoLers ami Drills, Harroaos
and dCutaUators.
Best plow for stubble sward 81 90
Best subsoil plow, Barry's Fruit Garden and | 90
Best clod crisher an roller comb ined, 90
Best grain drill, Aliens Farm Book and 90
Best side-hil plow 81. best reaper and mower So
Best thresh g machine S3 best cultivator
Best corn-pian l best harrow
Best horse rake l best corn shelter
Best tanning mill best ox-yoke and bows
Best hay pitching machine, 81 90
Best stock and straw cutter Z W
Best horse power for general purposes 10
Best original invention of agircui implement W
All articles enumerated in this class not made
in the county. but produced upon exhibition, IL
worthy of it will be awarded Diploma
Jatdges-Jno A. l.. illegal Jackson Robson,
John Hoover, Morris.
CLASS 7-Miscetkaneoms Farmtag I1npfements.
Best Bee hive ST. best potato digger so 90
Best doz.. hand -rakes l best stump puller 90
Best grain cradle ] best lot gard toois oo oo
Best set of farming utensils owned by farmer > w
All articles enumerated in this class subject 10
Same rules class 10.
L. Brubaker
CLASS I8.--Wheat, Rye, Barley, Corn Oats DC
Best acre of winter wheat oa W
Best acre of spring wheat W
Best field of wheat or 10 acres W
Pest 90 of rye S3 M hest acre of corn 90 |
Best field of barley not less than acres W
Best acre of oats So best bushel of corn ears oo
Best 3 acres of buckwheat = w
Best bushe of winter wheat z w
Best bushel offspring wheat = oo W
Best acre of potatoes 81 bestl acre of beans 90
Past 80 &c offorer seed 500 /
Best acre of broom corn w
Resi- acre of soronm s. best acre peas l 90 |
Best acre of rutabagas W |
Best bushel timothy seed W
Best acre of carrots 81 pest acre OF lurntph W
Best bushel of turnips W
Crops being equal, preference VIII De gwen 70
tn lose that yield the largest net profit Statements
to be furnished by the exhibitors. They must be
measured, or weighed, and sample furnished
at the Fair.
Applicants for premiums must furnish the Com
mittee with a statement signed by themselves,
under pledge of veracty, of the quantity OF grad
raised on the ground entered for premium, anu
must state correctly as he can the kind and con
diton of the previous crops; the kind ana gum
tity of seed sown and the time and mode Oh put
ting it in the ground. .....
Persons entering field crops for exhibition, or
intending to do 50, may give notice to the Execu-