Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-09-26

BEST stnlnont tl9 "a best, Slu
Best mare and colt, 10 I'd best,
The premiums in this class are intended only foi
horses whose podigrccs render them worthy, as tn,
Society wish to encourage the raising of improved
stock.
JupoEs-James Forrest, J. d. Hewitt John p
Rciter.
Glass 6-Ridihg, Draft and Farm Horses
Best saddle horse, SO % best, So Ol
Best single family horse, Ol
Best matched carriage horses, 2 OF
Best gelding or mare for work. 2 100
Best span Of draught horses or mares, OC
Second best 2 0C
Best colt, under years old, 50 90 Cd best, OC
Best 2-year old colt 90 "a best, 0C
Best 3-year old colt, 90 % best, / 50
The horse that moves the heaviest load on the
stone-boat, according to his weight, without
whip, louatt on The Horse and Z 81
JuDeEs-D. Wilson, Gainer P. Bloom, David
Copelin.
CLASS i Ifofting Horses. open 10 dH
Best time in g. rotting in single harness. 500 90
No premium will be paid in this unless class five
horses are entered 10 compete for the premium.
Each horse to trot against time. Entrance fee, ,--
JuDeEs--Joseph X. NJ Murray, John d. M'Grk.
DR.. J. W Potter.
CLASS 8-Sioepsiakes. open TO aR-Paeigg IN
harness.
Best ? In 3, mile heats against time, 500 90
No premium viii be awarded in this class unless
there are six entries. Entrance fee, SIS.
JuDeEs-William Powell, o. d. Merrell, John
W. Shugart.
Glass 9--7Fotiag IN single harnsss for horses
oioned IN he county al least fifteen days be-
fore he Fair.
Best 3 in 5, mile heats, against time $50 90
No premiums awarded in this class unless there
are eight entries. Entrance fee, s.. The horse
winning the premium in Glass 7, cannot compete
for the premium IN this class.
JuDGEs-M. Ogden, Gov. Bigler, Lewis carlile.
CLASS 10 -7Ioiting Horses otgned and raised
in The county.
Best in 3, on time, in harness. $50 90
No premiums aFarded in this class unless there
are Eve horses entered 10 compete for the same
Entrance fee, 81
Best trotting horse or mare under saddle, IS 90
Second best, 90
Best troting horse or mare in single harness, 90
Second best 90
Best walking horse or mare. S5 2d best, so
JuDGEs-J. A. Faust, A. II. Shaw, Bobt Owens
CLASS ll-Trohing Colts. raised in the county,
not erccedigg three years old, open 70 all.
Best in 3, against time, $40 90
Not less than four TO be entered for this trot
No entrance Fee
JuDeEs-Frod. Irwin, A. A. Graham, james c.
Irwin.
Class l2-Sheep and Wool.
Best buck, any breed, 50 90
Second best, RandRll's Sheep Husbandry
Best eve, any breed, Randall's Sheep Husbandry.
Best sheep, fattened for mutton.
Randalrs Sheep Husbandry.
best lamb, Randall's Sheep Husbandry.
JupoEs-D. Dressler, Thos. Hill, Robt Lawhead.
CLASS l3-S,oine. open 10 all.
Best bosr, any breed, Young Farmers Mnnuel4s2 90
Best breeding SOW, any breed, 500
Second best, Agricuturist for one year.
Best hog, s. I'd best, S2 90
Bestpig,under months old, Agriculturst one year.
JUDoEs--L. r. Mcrrell, John A. Reed, s. II.
shaiiner.
Class l4-Poultry.
Best coop spring chickens, not less than four,
.h...., Bss%oot, ss.RD y American Poultry Book
Best display Of chickens, Mines Poultry Book.
JupsEs-Lewis Irvine, William =. Reed, NJ. Il.
Luther.
Glass lj-Plopinq.
The man that plows green sward the best, 500 90
JupoEs-J. b. Kyler, Thos. II. Forcey, r. +.
Coutriet
Glass l6-Plgos. Rollers, Drills. Rarrops
and Cuii0aiors.
Best plow for subtle or sward, az 90
Best subsoil plow, Bary's Fruit Garden and 90
Best eod -crushor and roller combined, 90
Beet grain drill, Gardener and ! 90
Best reaper and mower Agriculturist yr and 2 90
Best threshing machine, Agriculturist VT. a 90
Best sido-hil pillow, 81 Best oultivator, ! 90
Best corn planter, Best harrow 90
Best horse-rake, Best con-sholler, 90
Best tanning mill Best OK yoke, 90
Best hay-piiohing machine, 90
Best stalk and straw cutter, 200
Best horsepower for general purposes, 200
Best original invention or agricut implements 90
All articles enumerated in this caSs, not made
in the county, but produced upon exhibition. II
worthy Of II, will be awarded a diploma.
JupeEs-Adam Gearhart, L. J. llurd, III. Zilliox (
Class Miscellaneous Farming Is,plemens.
Best bee hive, Grimlys Mystery Of Bee Keeping |
Best doz. hand nkcs 81 Best grain cradle, 81 90
Best stump machine, Best potato digger 30 |
Best lot garden tools, The Gardener.
Best lol farming utensils owned by farmer, 90 /
All articles enumerated in this class are subject 1
% the same rules as Glass g.
JuDGEs-William Hoover John Shaw. Edward
MGarvoy.
Class IS Wheat Rye, Corn, BIisy, Oats dc.
Best acre Of winter wheat, $40 90
Best bushel Of winter wheat, 400
Best acre Of rye, 50 Best acre OF corn, 90
Best acre Of oats, Best bushel corn earss 90
Best acre buckwhoat, Best bushel poia,oes,5 90
Best acre clover seed 3 Best acre peas. 90
Best acre broom eorn2 Best acre sorghum, 90
5est tnorcrutabagas, Best bushel turuips,l 90
Best acre Of turnips, Best acre Of carrots, 90
Best bushel Of timothy seed, 90
Crops being equal preference viii be given 10
hose that yeldih largest net profit Statements
o be furnished by the exhibitors. Thev must be
Measured, or weighed, and sample furnished at
he Fair. Applicants for premiums must furnish
he committee with a statement signed by them
elves, under pledge Of veracity, Of the quantity
4 grain raised on the ground entered for pre
mum, and must state as correctly as he can the
and and condition Of the previous crops, thekind
nd quantity Of seed sown, and the time and
nSae Of putting It in the ground.
Persons entering field crops for exhibition. or
, Intending 70 do 20, may give notice 10 the Excou-
l.e Sommittee AZ any time, and have the field mea-
urea ana examined by committee while growing.
JVbehs-Danls Stewart, Amos Reed ID. llartsook
Class 10 Bread and Cereal Food.
,ost loa wheat bread, Dip. Dest pound cake. Din.
iest loaf rye bread, Dip. Best fruit cake. min
iest loaf corn bread, Dip. Best coffee cake. Din
ie't sponge cake, Dip. Best Iady's cake Din,
,est lelly cake, Dip Best cahe. Din,
iesi bachelor cake Dip. Best jelly, Dip.
iesi pie. any kind, Dip. Best ice cream. nix
icsi preserves and jelly, Din
ies, display Of jelly and preserves. Dip.
JrDoEs-Mrs Joseph Owens, Mrs. John (
sadebaugh, Mrs. J. r. Reed
CLASS 20-Baitcr and Cheese.
lest pounds or more of butter, a. 90
Jest 10 pounds Of hrkin butter, aoo
iesi oheese, made by exhibitor. "a
1pners-Mrs Benz. Hnrtshorn. Mrs. Geo. r.
Jarrett, Mrs. Alex. Murray.
Glass 2l-F7sur.
iest 50 pounds -four, saao
'est 80 pounds rye -four, IA
lesi 10 pounds spring wheat nour. ee
lest 80 pounds corn neal, az
lest 80 pounds buckwheat -four, soo
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