, 1867-09-13

No. 2-Horses for All Purposes.
Best stallion yrs old and upW SiV w .
q, oon 400
Il 500 :"
4" sucking zov
brood mare oVV
Judpes-T. P. Page, A. Cox, Geo. F. Thomas.
No. 3-Drcft Horses.
Best stallion SS w
{" mare oOV
4" span ~ W
Judges-E. Jorden, J. A. Perkins, VIM. Win
nett
Best span carriage horses, 30
" single buggy horse, 100
Judges-ThOmas Tierney, A. H. Reynolds, A.
No. 5-Running and 7rotting Horses.
Best runner, single dash of mile, l5 90
" trotter ~ w
the usual rules.
Judges-I. t. Reese, Fred. Stine, Andrew
No. 6-ROrsss, Mares and Colts.
Best stallion 10 90
% mare 80
judges. Drumheller, t. Mccoy, J. Petty
No. Jacks, Jsnnstts and Mules.
Best jack, 900
4" jennett, BOO
u span mules, 500 /"
Il" single mule yrs old and up, 300
{" sucking (mule) colt, 300
4" saddle mule, 500
Judges-I. R, Morris, W. P. Bruce, Dan,
Stewart.
Glass 2-CdaIe.
No. l-ThorOugI-Brsd
Best bull, 900
" COW, W
Il calf 400
.Judges-T. Mccoy, J. Long, Sam. johnson.
No. 2-Mrsd Blood.
Best bull, 500
" mich COW, 800
" calf 200
=" pair sucking calves exhibited
by boy under l5 years of age, =
{. pair oxen, 90
Class 3-Sheep, Srins and Poultry.
No. l-SkeP.
Best buck, 500
" eve, 500
judges. W. McGhee, J. Teel, John Hancock.
No. 2-SViHe.
Best boar, 500
| SOW, 500 "
" pigs, lot under months old
| not less t0an nVe, w
Judges-J.F. F. Wood, George Berry, R. Cum
Minis.
No. 3-Poultry.
Rest lot, cock and two hens so
|" pair turkeys, 200
" pair geese aud ducks (each) 90
Judges-A. ]. Miner, IL. NJ. Chase, P. B
johnson.
Class 4-Grain, Seeds and Vegetables:
No. l.-Yield Of Grain and,Hdy.
Best yield wheat, oats, barley, hay
! aud corn, oneacre or more, each, 10 90
The above must be verified by
affidavit of exhibitor or certificate
of disnterssted persons.
Best sample wheat, oats, barley
and corn, oushel or more, each 90
Judges. Day, ]. Miller, o. Hull.
No. 2.-Seeds.
Best sample, one peek or more,
beens, peas, timothy and clover
! seeds, each. 200 4"
Judges-S. Maxon, A. Keys, A. Blanchard.
| No. 3.-Gdrden Vegetables.
Best pumpkins, squashes, beets,
carrots, parsnips, onions, tur-
nips, potatoes, cabbage, or any
other vegetables of merit, 100
! Best exhibit of garden vegetables, 90
| Judges-W. S. Gillian, D. Bean, S. Irwin.
Class 5.-Ndnufactures.
No. Flour and Neal.
Best barrel plain flour, made
east of Cascade Mountains, 2b0
Best I barrel S. r. -four, made
east of Cascade Mountains, 260
Best 25 pounds corn meal zoo u
Judges-O. Brechtel, NJ. Hartman, A, Brewer
| No. 2.
Best two horse wagon, made by
exhibitor, 800
Best PlOw, harrow, horse rake,
each 2Oo u
| Rest evhihit 9
carpentering $50 u
Judges-C. Able, P. NJ Lynch, David R. King.
Best saddle, zoo &"
aparajo 400 H
team harness, (dOuble) 500 ."
buggy harness, 25O
judges. B. Thompson, @. P. Wineset, J. B.
Stowell.
Class G.. .DOmsshe Mdngfaeturss.
No. l-Ddiry.
Best pounds butter, 400
pounds butter, made by
girl under IA years, 800
Best specimen cheese, 400
Statements in writing Of the
process of making the butter and
cheese should accompany the spe-
cimens.
nolds, Mrs. T. P Denny.
No. 2-Household Department.
Best lot corn brooms, 400
" quilt comforter, dress, shirt,
or pair Of pants 2b0
Bestpair socks, stockings, mittons
and gloves, each, 400
Judges-Nrs. ]. II. Blewett, Mrs. Samuel
Waterman, Mrs. D. N. Jessee.
No. 3-Faney Work.
Best specimen crochet, wool or
cotton, embroidery, fancy needle
work, millinery, drawing paint
ing, penmanship, each 200 u
Judges-Mrs. W. II. Newell, Mrs. r. W. Col
man, Mrs. J. F. Boyer
No. -
Best loaf bread (salt or hop risipg) 400
Pickles, salt or whiskey, 400
" Preserved fruits, 400
Judges--Nrs. 7. G. Lee, Mrs. W. s. Gillian,
Mrs. Jos. Hancock.
No. 5-Fl0wers.
Best exhibit Of flowers, 90, so
Judges-Mrs. II. P. Issaes, Mrs. VIM Phillips,
Mrs. S. NJ Wait
No. 6-FFuif
Best exhibit apples, pears, peaches
plums, grapes and other ffuitof
Eerit $50 laB
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