Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-09-26


Best Stallion IS 00-2d best, S4 90
Best Mare and Colt 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.
judgss-Jos. Posthlewaite, D. Whitmer Justin
J. Pie.
CLASS 6.-Ria,ng, Draft. and Earn, horsrs.
Best sadd lie horse, S3 00-2d best, 81 90
Best single family horse, | 90
Best IN atched carriage horses. 90
Best gelding mare for work, 90
Best span of draught horses or mares, 90
Second best. 90
Best colt under years old 81 Oo-2d best, l 90
Best year old colt 00-2d best l OO
Best year Old colt, 5O-2d best. 30
The horse that moves the heaviest load the
Stone boat, according to his weight, without
whip, Youatt on the horse, and s. 90
JHdgeS-Benj Bloom, NJ B. Conoway, Andrew
Pentz. Sr.
CLASS 7.-TrottiRe horses, open to aH.
Best time in 5.trotting in single harness $500 90
No premium unless entries made,
each horse to trot against time Entrance fee, $50
Jndges--A. Ii. Shaw, John Patton, L. J. Boyer.
CLASS 8.
Srsepstakss, open to all Paeiag ar harness.
Best in 3, mile heats against time, 500 90
No premium will be awarded in this class un-
less there are six entries Entrance fee.S5 90
.Tudges-Hiram Woodward, Jacob Wilhelm, II.
IL. Hurd.
CLASS g TrottiUy m Single harness for hor
ses otomed in the county at least 10 days before the
Far
Best in 5 mile heats, against time $50 90
No premiums awarded in this class unless there
ight entries. Entrance fee. s. 90
The horse winning the premium in class 7, can
not compete for the premi um In this class.
JNdgas-Samuel Arnold, John s. Radebaugh,
b. Shaw.
CLASS IO.-Trotttmg horses orcUea and raised tm
the county.
Best 2 in 3 on time in harness 500 90
No premiums awarde ed in this class unless there
are ten entries. Entrance fee, So 90
Best Trotting Horse or Mare under saddle So 90
second best 90
Best trotting Horse Mare in single harness So 90
second hest 90
Best Walking Horse or Mare So 0o-2d best, s 90
Jaises-S. d. Jordan, W. X. Wrigley, Samuel
McCuue,
CLASS lI.-.Sheep and Wool
Best Buck. anv breed. So 90
second hest. Randalls Sheep Husbandry
Bes. Eve. any breed, Randalls Sheep Husbandry
Best Sheep fattened for mutton.
Raudal's Sheep Husbandry.
Best lamb Randall's Sheep Ilusbandry.
Judges-James JohnsLn, John Stewart, Sr., Ja-
cob Kuntz.
CLASS 12.-Sicinc, OPEN to all
Best boar. any breed, Young Farmers Manuel, & 81
Second best Agriculturst ( or one year.
Best hog 50 00-2d best, 81 90
Jadges-W. Brown, II W. Park, j. A Ia. illegal
CLASS i3 -Ponit,y
Best coop spring chickens not less than four,
Beamond American Poultry book
Best heaviest turkeys. Beaumont Am Poultry book
Best display of chickens. Mines Poultry book
Flemming
CLASS IL -Pio1cing.
The man that plows green sward the best, so OO
Judges-Wm Murray David Gearhart,G Pentz
CLASS I5.-Plo,cs, Rollers, Drills, HarrOncs
and CuitiUaGorS.
Best plow for stubble sward, 81 90
Best subsoil plow, Barry's Fruit Garden and | 90
Bes, clod crushcr and roller combined. l 90
I;e.t grain triu, Gardner and 90
Rest Reaper ami mower Agricu!turist yr, & 90
Best side hill p!ow, 81 90 best cultivalor. 90
Best corn planter, ] 90 best harrow, | %
Best horse rake, 90 besteorn shelier,l w
Best tanning mill. 9 90 best yoke, / 90
Best hay pitching machine, w
Best stalk and straw cutter, W
Best horse power for general purposes w
Best original invention or asricuiimplemento w
All articles enumerated in this not made
in the county, but produced uron exhibition II
worthy of i: will be awarded diploma
Jm1ges-Alex. Murray, VIM. Tate, 1. Dunlap.
CLASS Is 6-Miveeiiaaeous Farming implements.
Best bee hive, Grimiy Mystery of Bee keeping
Best doz hand rakes 81 90 best grain cradleSl 90
Best stump mach inc, 00 best potato digger, oO
Best lot garden tools. The Gardner
Best lot of Farming utensils owned by FarmerS3
All articles enumerated in this class subject to
same ues as class D.
Jadges-Joseph W. Powell D. Chambers Ar
thur Bell.
CLASS IL -Wheat, Rv', Corn, Barley, Oats. DC:
Best acre OF winter wheat, 81 90
Rast ac,e of snrinp wheat 90
Best field of wheat or / 0 acres o0
Best acre of rye So 90 best acre of corn, %
Bes t field of barley, not less than acres, 90
Best acre of oats So 0D best bushei corn 90
Rest 3 acres of buck wheat 2 %
Best bnshel of winter wheat, w
Best bushei of spring wheat, w
Best acre potatoes 81 best acre OF beans, W
Best of clover seed, W
Rost acre of broom corn 90
Best acre of sorgum, 81 best peas, L oo
Best acre of ratabagas, %
Rest / busbeI of timofhy seed | 90
Best acre of carrots 81 best acre OF turnips, | %
Best bushel of turnips, %
Crops being equal, preference viii be given 10
those that yield the largest net profit State
nents to be furnished by the exhibitors They
must be measured. weighed, and sample fur
nished a, the Fair.
Applicants for premiums must furnish the com
mittee with statement signed by themselves.
under pledge of veracity, of the quantity OF
grain raised ON the ground entered tor premi.
um and must state correctly az he can the klnd
and condition of the previous crops; the kind ana
quantity of seed sown, and the time and mode Oh
putting it in the ground
Persons entering field crops for exhibition. OF
intending to do SO. may give notice to the EXEC
u,ive committee at any time and have the heid
measured and examined by committee Whie
growing.
Judges-wm Bloom (of Beajl David Dress
ler John Thompson.