Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-10-17
Premiums Awarded

By the Clearfeld County Agricultural So.
ciety, at Fifth annual exhibition, held Oc.
tober. 1866:
CLASS NO. /, entered by Matthew
Read, best bull, premium $500.
Glass No. l, entered by Elan Brown,
best calf under months, $500.
CLASS 3.-No. l.entered. BY S. A. Tenant,
best yoke oxen, premium $500.
CLASS NO. ,, entered by Fl. L. Hen
derson, best fat heier over 2 years old,
premium $500. No. l entered by Robert
Wngley, best tat steer, Premium $500.
Glass 5.-No. 7, entered by D. Rhoads,
best stallion, premium SIS, 90; No. 3. enter
ed by John j. Read, second best, 400.
CLASS 6.-No. "a, entered by Hiram
No. IA, entered by W. Y. Wright best best
single horse, premium 81 90. No. 40, en-
tered by G. w, Horton, best saddle horse,
premium $500; No. Is, entered by David
johnson, second best saddle horse, premium
$500. No. 81, entered by H. Woodward,
best work horse, premium $500. No. 10,
entered by Lewis I. Bloom, best 2-year old
colt, premium $500; No. so, entered by
James McGlaughlin, second best 2-year old
colt, premium $l,00. No. 25, entered by
Joseph Owens, best 3-year old colt, premium
$3.50; No. 3, III. B. Shaw, second best g.
year old colt, premium Sl,50. No. II, en-
tered by Nj. 4. Wallace, best Draught horses,
premium $4,00. No. 6, entered by Samuel
Lansberry, best pulling at stone boat accord
ing TO weight, premium Y Youatt on the horse
and $500.
CLASS NO. l, entered by Hiram Wood
ward, Gray Horse, time 3.I0: 3.l2: S.l3,
premium $500 90.
CLASS 8.-No. l, entered by B. DeBeck,
Dun Mare, premium 500 90.
Glass. 9.-No. l, entered by H. Wood
ward. Bobtall Bay, time g. 23 3. 20: 3.I9,
premium $500 CO.
CLASS lO.-No. l, entered by r. Shaw,
Jr., Sorrell, time 3.l3: j. IA j. 6, premium
SlOO w. No. 5,entered by Matthew Read
walk, hrst best. premium $500; No IL,
entered by Ell. Woodward, walk, second best
premium $ 90. No Is, entered by A. NJ.
Hills, trot under saddle, first best, premium
$500; No. ., entered by l.. |. Bloom, trot
under saddle, second best, premium $500.
CLASS ll.-No. 3, entered by VIM. P.
Reed best buck sheep, premium $500.
No. 4, entered by VIM p. Reed, best eve.
Randalls Sheep Husbandry; No. 2, en-
tered by ID. Dressler, second best buck.
Randall's Sheep Husbandry.
CLASS 12.-No. l, entered bv Elam
Brown, best boar, Farmers Manual and
$500.
CLASS 15.-No l, entered by Samuel
Lansberry, best straw cutter, $500. No.
5, entered by j. d. Thompson, best plow,
$500. No.6, entered by Samuel Lansbe,ry,
best hayterk. Diploma. No. 7, entered by
Samuel Lansberry, best threshing machine,
Diploma.
CLASS l7.-No. 2, entered by f. L Mead,
best bushel wheat, $500. No. II, entered
by A. Z. Tate, best bushel Oats, $500.
No. Z, entered by John Peters, best three
acres OF Buckwheat, $40. No. 5, entered
by j. NJ. Read, best | acre of corn, 800.
No. 3, entered by John lrgin, best bushel
corn ears, $500.
CLASS 1S.-No. IL, entered by Nancy
Bloom, best loaf OF wheat bread, Diploma.
No. 8, entered by Mrs VIM. Spack man,
best loaf of corn bread, diploma. No. 4,
entered by Mrs L. j. Boyer, best marble
cake, diploma. No. 9, entered by Mrs j.
Shaw, best apple jelly, diploma. No. 3,
entered by Mrs d. h. IRWIN, best crab apple
jelly, diploma. No. 10, entered by Mrs
Joseph Shaw, best currant Jelly, diploma.
CLASS 19-No. l, entered by Mrs VIM.
Morgan, best lbs. of butter, Mrs. Halls
Domestic Economy. No. =, entered by Mrs
VIM. Morgan, best 6rkin but,er diploma.
No. 6, entered BY Mrs s. z. Hancock, best
cheese, Mrs Halls Domestic Economy.
CLASS 20.-No. 2: entered by John Fl.
Larlmer, best SO lbs. rye -four $I,O0. No.
/, entered by John H. Larimer, best so lbs.
wheat flour $500
Glass 22.-No. 2, entered by Mrs Adam
Gearhart, best. stocking yarn, 5Octs. No.
l6, entered by Miss Caroline Mem ulln, best
woolen stockings, 50cts. No. s, entered by
Mrs Sarah Wiser, best wooden mittens Scots.
No. 6, entered by Mrs Sarah Wiser, best
woolen blankets, $l,00. No. 13, entered
by Mrs Isaac johnson, best Is yards Rag
carpet 81 90. No. IL, entered by Mrs
James Wrigley, best 5 yards wool carpet
$I,00. No. 10, entered by Mrs David
Dressler, best coverlid Sl,00.
CLASS 23.-No 13, entered by Miss A.
9, Kelsey, best sheet, dip. or Scots. No.
48, entered by Miss f. Livermore, best 2
tidys, dip. or so cts No. 6, entered by
Mrs j. B. Walters, best chemise, Dip. or
scots. No. Ia, entered by Miss NJ Z. Hell
sey, best Embroidery, dip. or Scots No.
2, MrsJ b. Walters, best shade waxfowers,
dip. or Scots. No. 81, entered by Mrs Car.
rick, best box of shells, dip. or Scots. No.
40, entered by Mrs j. G. Hartswick, best
embroidery in silk, dip. or Scots. No. SO,
entered by Miss Louisa Morgan, best watch
case, dip. or Scots. No. 81, entered by Mrs
G. r. Foster, best crotchet, dip. or Scots.
No. %, entered by Mrs Fl. Bridge, best
worsted embroidery, dip. or scots. No. l6,
entered by Miss Minnie Mitchell best work
on paper, dip. or Scots. No. I, entered by
Mrs John ID. Fulford. best quilt, dip. or
Scots. No. IL, entered by Miss Sallie Sack
EFT. best pair sofa chushions, dip. or 5lcts.
No. Is, entered by Mrs Geo b. Hall. best